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Steven Everson

Fishermen Number : MF103
Training Location : Clarence
Maritime competency : Master 5
Food Safety : NSW Safe Food

Steven Everson

Location: Clarence River, Clarence River Fishermens Co-op, NSW North Coast, Richmond River

Steven is a 5th-generation professional fisherman who started fishing in 1978. He initially started working on his family’s boat and bought himself a fishing licence for $2.50!

What Steven loves about fishing: I love being my own boss and being out on the water (it’s a great office!). I take a lot of pride in being able to provide seafood for those who can’t catch it for themselves.

Why Steven loves the marine environment: As fishermen, we’re the guardians of the marine environment and we’re very lucky to be out there everyday. It’s an incredible environment that’s great to work in and far better than any office I could think of!

Where can you find Steven’s catch? At the Clarence River Fishermens Co-Op!

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Acknowledgement

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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