What kind of fish can be caught in Australia? How to fish? How to cook?

Fishing in Australia: Fishing and crab catching in Australia must have a fishing license, except in Western Australia, which must comply with the local state fishery laws and regulations, and fishing gear shops need brochures. Australia has a strong sense of environmental protection. There are many fish and big fish there. There are rules about where to go fishing, what fish to catch, how big to eat and how many fish a person can catch in a day. The government brochure has detailed instructions. Australians hardly eat freshwater fish, mainly sea fishing, and rarely eat freshwater fish. Fishing rods are mainly sea rods, and there are few hand rods. Fishing interests focus on the fishing method and bait of the hand pole to cope with different environments and target fish. If you are not good at it, it is best to use mixed bait fishing and cloth ruler. The tension of the main line is 3.5-5.0, and the auxiliary line is about 3.0. Lines and poles should be tolerant. Don't drag fish into obstacles such as trees, reeds, aquatic plants and caves. It is best to fish on a sunny day after heavy rain, and neither the north wind nor the west wind is allowed. Don't get involved in unknown places easily. In addition, turtles should be released when they are caught. Asian carp have been seriously invaded, especially in the Darling-murray river Valley of Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland. Don't put Asian carp, no matter what you do with it.