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Rockgas HB is our sponsor this weekend, we have a great lineup of prizes, those that enter @ $10 per rod will get a prize, payment must be made by Friday night. If you don’t wish to enter the hams … Continue reading
Andrew Gunn
Sorry members, no weighmaster report this time as our weighmaster is a busy man. However points and species tables have been updated And as always, a list of who caught what etc… Field Weekend 4_10-11Nov18 Full Table … Continue reading
Field weekend three was the first of the Crafty’s challenge weekends with the challenge being to weigh a trunked lemon fish of at least 65cm before any other fish could be weighed. For most, the challenge was to big with … Continue reading
Saturday 5am is the start of the first of two Craftys challenge weekends, we will be fishing within our normal club boundaries and weigh in is at the fire station 12pm Sunday. Prizes will be awarded for the Heaviest Snapper, … Continue reading
Rivers to Ranges sponsored field weekend two and it was our first open weekend of the season, meaning members could fish anywhere in NZ. The weather did its best to challenge all those fishing with a very strong southerly hitting … Continue reading
Rivers to Rangers open field weekend Two is this weekend, prizes will be for Heaviest Snapper, Heaviest other, Heaviest kahawai and Average Kahawai, best fish junior, and don’t forget the chocolate fish prize. Prize table of over $300 thanks to … Continue reading
Last Sunday was the 1st club casting day for the season. Not a big turnout for this in the end. Well done Jim Yeomon with a 171 meter cast. Full results below Casting Results Also a reminder, club meeting this … Continue reading
Just a reminder that the 1st club casting day is this Sunday. 9 Am Start time. Location is about 2km up the Kahuranaki road, past the red bridge on the way to Waimarama … Continue reading
Streetwise coffee once again sponsored field weekend one. The first weekend of the new season kicked off with excellent sea and weather conditions. Most members fished locally, with mixed success. 23 members fished with 44 fish crossing the scales. Consisting … Continue reading