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| | Size LimitsMinimum (and sometimes maximum) size limits are used to ensure that enough fish reach breeding size and have the opportunity to reproduce. In many cases, this means that the minimum size limit is set to allow all fish to reach sexual maturity and to breed at least once before they are able to be kept by fishers. |
| Species | Size Limit |
| Australian Salmon | 200 mm |
| Abalone | Depends on species and area |
| Banded morwong | Only take between 360 and 460 mm |
| Bastard trumpeter | 380 mm |
| Blue warehou (snotty trevally) | 250 mm |
| Bream | 250 mm |
| Flathead (all species) | 300 mm |
| Flounder (all species) | 250 mm |
| Garfish | 250 mm |
| Leatherjacket (all species) | 200 mm |
| Long snouted boarfish | 450 mm |
| Morwong (perch, jackass morwong) | 250 mm |
| Mullet (all species) | 250 mm |
| Rock lobster | Females 105 mm Males 110 mm |
| Shark (school and gummy) | 750 mm (whole) & 450 mm (headed and tailed) |
| Scallops - commercial and queen | 100 mm |
| Scallops - doughboy | 80mm |
| Snapper | 300 mm |
| Silver trevally | 200 mm |
| Striped trumpeter | 500 mm |
| Wrasse (all species) | 300 mm |
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