Salzburg Fisheries Ordinance 2020 (S.FischVO 2020).

The Salzburger Fischereiverordnung 2020 regulates fisheries in Salzburg, defining native, introduced, and non-native aquatic species, including fish, lampreys, crayfish, and mussels, with detailed species lists for each category. It permits stocking of certain non-native species in fish ponds outside flood-prone areas. The regulation mandates regular fisheries examinations and training for fishery protection officers, specifying examination content such as species identification, ecology, fisheries law, and fishing equipment use. It also outlines procedures for fishery record keeping, recognition of equivalent qualifications, and the organization of annual continuing education courses for fishery protection personnel to ensure sustainable fishery management and protection of aquatic biodiversity in the region. The regulation aims to balance fishery use with conservation, ensuring proper licensing, education, and monitoring of fishing activities and aquatic species management in Salzburg waters. The text consists of 14 Articles divided into 6 Parts.