Fish Care Volunteers, they're the unsung heroes on the recreational fishing scene. They're persists, fish care volunteers and they're a familiar sight along South Australia's jetty's, beaches, rivers and a popular community of ends. Easily recognizable in their blue uniforms, volunteers are regularly out and about armed with important fishing information. They provide fishers with advice and assistance on recreational fishing issues and help promote the need to protect and preserve our fish stocks. Fish Care Volunteers are a part of the education arm of cursor fisheries. Our knowledgeable and passionate volunteers across the state play a vital role in educating fishers about the rules and regulations of fishing in South Australia. It's all about educating wreck fishers through face-to-face contact, providing important advice and assistance. It's all to help anglers understand how they can ensure future generations of fishers enjoy healthy and sustainable fish stocks. Volunteers are also introducing many fishers to a recreational fishing smartphone app which provides a complete guide for anyone wishing to fish in South Australian waters. Wherever we go we meet lots of interesting people from different walks of life who appreciate talking to the fish care volunteers about fishing rules and regulations and why they're important. Our fish stocks are a precious but finite resource. If you've got a passion for fishing and your local community, why not help spread the sustainable fishing message by signing up as a fish care volunteer. To find out more, contact the Fish Care Volunteer Coordinator today.