AGM & Prizegiving
$10 pork roast dinner at 6pm
Saturday the 26th of August at the Clubrroms on Tui Terrace.
AGM starts at 3:00pm
Prizegiving will be held after the meal - its a formal so dust of those ties and polished shoes folks.
$10 pork roast dinner at 6pm
Tournament Results
LandBased
55 Competiors fishing it out over Saturday & Sunday the 1st and 2nd of April.
The weather on the Sunday didn't help when the heavy rain and high tides meant the games had to be cancelled. Guess the hooks was able to go ahead with Wendy Thompson getting closest to the 909 hooks with a guess of 901. The other game prizes were drawn.
Results
Snapper
1st: Aileen Michael 7.465kg
2nd Cannon Howse 5.185kg
3rd Brad Hayter
Kahawai
1st Julie Elliot 2.185kg
2nd Sam Clarke 2.150kg
3 Peter Michael 2.055kg
Trevalli
1st Murray Newman 1.440
2nd Darren McLean 1.180
3rd Darren McLean
Kingfish
None Caught
Mystery Weight Snapper
Brad Hayter 3.290kg
Mystery Weight Kahawai
Peter Michael 2.055kg
Top Junior
Noah Clarke - Snapper 2.495kg
Top Lady
Aileen Michael - Snapper 7.456kg
Snapper Catch
Junior lad Daniel Cross aboard the 'Inn Keeper' showed dad, and the rest of the competition, how to get the job done - catching the heaviest snapper at 5.130 (11.3lb).Not satisfied with just the ehaviest snapper he also caught the heaviest kahawai at 2.510 kg! For his efforts he won 2 rods and a reel, a filleting set, fish smoker, scales, hat, net, tackle box and a hunting and fishing shirt.
Results
Snapper
1st Daniel Cross 5.130kg
2nd Alec Stevenson 3.915kg
3rd Jason Harris 3.860kg
Mystery Weight
Chad 2.852
Landbased Snapper
1st Ray McIntyre 1.325
Junior Snapper
1st Daniel Cross 5.130kg
Ladies Snapper
Ginny Stevenson 3.305kg
Kahawai
1st Daniel Cross (jnr) 2.510kg
Trevally
1st Paul Graham 1.900kg

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