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Ian McRae

Fishermen Number : MF118
Training Location : Ballina
Maritime competency : Coxswain
Food Safety : NSW Safe Food

Ian McRae

Location: Ballina, Ballina Fishermens Co-Op, NSW North Coast, Tweed Heads

Ian is a first generation fisher originally from Scotland. He came to Australia in 1995 and decided to stay within 2 days of being here! A short time later, he decided he wanted to become a professional fisher and began his fishing business in 2014.

What Ian loves about fishing: I love the diversity of what I do – the fact that we really don’t know what we’re going to catch on any given day, even though we’re trying to target certain species. Every day is unpredictable!

What Ian loves about the marine environment: The things I see on the water – people won’t ever see what I see! Whales, dolphins, sharks, turtles, snakes, you name it! Not to mention the fish and crabs I catch.

Where can you find Ian’s catch? At the Ballina Fishermens Co-Op!

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This project is supported by OceanWatch Australia, through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare program and NSW Government, Department of Primary Industries.

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