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Lobster Shack Tasmania
The Lobster Shack Tasmania – situated on the foreshore of the beautiful East Coast town of Bicheno – provides a unique and enticing Tasmanian seafood experience not seen anywhere else in the state. Enjoy fresh-caught, premium seafood, including our famous Southern Rock Lobster, all while taking in the magnificent views from our peaceful waterfront location. Venture inside and visitors will learn about the history of the Rock Lobster industry in Tasmania, as an operational Lobster Processor the business holds live lobster in their tanks, along with offering fresh cooked seafood including fresh fish and chips, local wines and barista coffee. Guests can enjoy this while being able to see first-hand the pristine marine environment that provides some of the highest quality seafood in the world.
The Salmon Shop Salamanca
More than just a shop, this must-experience destination includes a comprehensive range of delicious Tasmanian salmon products, deli stocked with delectable salmon and prawns along with accompaniments, cook books and cooking utensils.
Exploring the deep seas off Bicheno
Bicheno has a very long history with the commercial fishing industry, with species such as crayfish, abalone and scallops being the lifeblood of the town for many decades.
Bicheno has a very long history with the commercial fishing industry, with species such as crayfish, abalone and scallops being the lifeblood of the town for many decades.
41 South Tasmania
An inland salmon farm growing Atlantic Salmon in fresh water using a wetland as a natural bio-filter. Open 7 days for self guided farm tours, tastings and café.
Mures Fishing
Mures Fishing is Tasmania's largest fresh fish wholesaler, specialising in Blue Eye Trevalla, Pink Ling, Gemfish, and other species that are line caught on our boat.
Melshell Oyster Shack
A small family Farming Premiuim Oysters since 1984. Waterfront oyster bar and tours at Dolphin Sands will be reopening January 1st 2021 to the public.
Mures Tasmania
Mures on Victoria Dock offers fresh fish caught by their own boat and sustainable seafood products.
Stillwater Restaurant
We offer a range of seafood dishes on our menu depending on what is being caught around Tasmania and work closely with our seafood supplier to ensure only the best makes it onto the plate!
Kyeema Seafoods
Kyeema, your seafood specialists * Fresh Tasmanian fish and shellfish, processed on site
Fish Frenzy
Blue Eye Trevalla, Flathead, Trumpter, Scallops, Octopus, Flake, Harpuka, Ling, Oysters
Constitution Dock Fresh Fish
At Constitution Dock fresh fish you will find the largest range of fresh seafood, both local and interstate.
Australian Blue Ocean
Live or Frozen Blacklip Abalone, live or frozen rock lobster, periwinkle, sea urchin, giant crab, fin fish, other wild seafood products
Ashmores Southern Fish Markets
Ashmores Southern Fish Market process local and interstate seafood and run our artisan smokehouse. Our online delivery and click and collect options are free delivery to your home and work place.
Tarkine Fresh Oysters
Fresh Oysters Live and Shucked - Fresh & Frozen Topped Oysters Ready to cook at home. Variety of Tasmanian Produce Including Top Fish Octopus, Spring Bay Mussels, Ashgrove Cheese Packs, 41’ South Ginseng products, Hampers available for Easter, gift vouchers, knives and trays, wooden cheese and serving boards.
Huon Aquaculture
Range of Huon Salmon and Huon Ocean Trout products - available from our online shop https://shop.huonaqua.com.au/
Reverend Robert Knopwood’s diaries
Saturday 18 May 1805: ‘am at 12 I went afishing and caught 38 Rock Cod, some very large and 5 Perch and some Flat heads in all about 60 Fish and returned home at 5 pm to dinner’.
Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council
The Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council (TSIC) is the peak body representing the interests of wild capture fishers, marine farmers and seafood processors in Tasmania. Tasmania is the largest producer of seafood by value in Australia and is a supplier of high quality fresh and frozen seafood produce to the 8 out of 10 Australians who buy seafood and to valuable export markets, principally in South-east Asia. The Council works in conjunction with the industry sector groups to ensure that all sectors of industry are ecologically sustainable and make an ongoing economic contribution to the Tasmanian economy, particularly in regional areas. The activities of the Council are overseen by a Board that is elected biannually by TSIC members.
John Haslam on the early Abalone industry
Listen to John Haslam recall stories of early Abalone fishing
Cray fishing in the 1940s: the ‘Dood’ Pike story
Listen to Arthur 'Dood' Pyke recall the start of the Tasmanian rock lobster industry