FW1 September 9-10 Casting Day – September 24 FW2 October 7-8 (Open Boundary) Casting Day (Postal) – November 5 FW3 November 18-19 FW4 December 2-3 (Hams) Sunday Fish-Together #1 – January 14 FW5 January 20-21 (Challenge) Kahawai Comp – January … Continue reading
Twilight fish #1 at Awatoto was attended by 10 members. Jimmy Beazley caught the only weighable fish, a Barracuda. Twilight fish #2 at Awatoto was attended by 6 members but nothing weighable was caught Twilight fish #3 at Awatoto was … Continue reading
Just a heads-up to everyone. Club meeting tomorrow night December 2nd, 7.30pm at the fire station clubrooms. If you are fishing the Hams Weekend and coming to the meeting please bring your $10 per rod. Alternatively you can pay via … Continue reading
Well we have just concluded the 10th and final twilight fish for the 2014-2015 season. Its been very tough going trying to catch fish on local beaches, here’s a breakdown of what happened. Twilight 1: Fourteen members fished, 4 Kahawai … Continue reading
Twilight fish number 8 at Awatoto was attended by 5 members. The rain and wind eventually subsided and 2 Lemons were caught. Well done Sue Lawson catching the heaviest, with a 3.9kg (trunked) fish, her first fish in this season’s … Continue reading
Twilight fish #6 has been cancelled due to the weather
A great start to the Pania SCC Twilight season. A cool but clear evening with a swell of .25 and offshore breeze of .5knots. 28 Rods in the water for four weighable Kahawai. There were plenty caught but just shy … Continue reading
The final twilight fish for this season was attended by 9 members. Conditions at Awatoto were challenging with lots of floating weed fouling the lines and a decent size swell. No weighable fish were caught. Twilight prizegiving will be at … Continue reading
Twilight fish #9 at LeQuesne road Bayview was attended by 9 members. No weighable fish were caught although there was plenty of action throwing back undersize Kahawai and Snapper. One Stingray and one Conger eel were also caught and released. … Continue reading
Nine members turned up at Awatoto to fish Twilight Fish # 8. Clumps of drifting weed made things very difficult for a while but once the tide turned the weed disappeared and fish turned up. No Kahawai were caught but … Continue reading
