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Counties Sport Fishing Club Newsletter May 2018

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Counties Sport Fishing Club

Newsletter May 2018

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Contents Presidents Report

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Club Meetings

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Nationals Survey

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Bits ‘n Bobs

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Grunter Hunter

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Fishing the Sounds

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Diary

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IGFA Fishing Contest

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Raising the Bar

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Committee

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Leaderboard

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Cover Photo: Braden Olson weighs in a nice Bass. Counties Sportfishing Club Inc.

P.O Box 83, Waiuku 2123 csfc@hotmail.co.nz

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Presidents Report Hello again. There’s now only one competition left for the club year and that is the Franklin Hunting & Fishing Grunter Hunter. With Franklin Hunting & Fishing and Shimano on board we can offer a larger first prize with more lucky draws and can extend the heaviest category from 10th to 15th place. We also have a prize for the average weight fish. While this competition is open to everyone it would be nice to hand over the first place prize money to a club member! The event is on June 10 at Te Toro of course. Ticket sales close at 5.00pm Friday 8 th of June but tickets can be bought online at www.csfc.co.nz or from the Franklin Hunting & Fishing store in the Pukekohe Mega Centre. To start the new year off we have the annual Ice Breaker event which is on 6, 7 th & 8th July. You can fish anywhere you like, as long as you’re back in time for weigh in at Te Toro on the Sunday. We see some amazing fish weighed in for this event every year and it’s a lot of fun. Details will be made available shortly and will be posted on line as soon as everything is sorted. Check out the video on our facebook page from last years event and you’ll see some impressive looking that were caught right in the middle of winter. The club’s facebook page has proven itself to be a very successful method of getting information out to people, if you’re not signed up to it then consider doing so. Gerald Muir posts some great video for our events and they are always well worth watching. Thanks Gerald! Of course with the fishing year drawing to a close it is also time to think about electing new committee members or re electing the existing ones. We have a very good committee and it does take a while to get into the groove of things but we always welcome new blood so if you think you have something to offer then please put your name forward. Some people may wish to stand down but we have enjoyed a very stable base of people who a very good at what they do and it’s important we keep up numbers to ensure the work load is shared. Having said that our numbers are pretty much right but there’s always room for more. If you can, please attend our club nights, the next one is May 30th at the Waiuku Cossie club at 7.30pm. See you there. Michael Parker.

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Next Meeting Wednesday 30th May

The Cosmopolitan Club

4, Victoria Avenue, Waiuku All CSFC members and their guests welcome You do NOT need to be a Cossie club member Meeting starts at 7.30pm

Ph 2359705

Trading Hours: Mon-Tues 9am - 8pm Wed - Sat 9am - 9pm Sun 9am - 7pm

19 Kitchener Road Waiuku 4


Nationals Survey NATIONALS RULES REVIEW & NATIONALS SURVEY As part of the New Zealand Sportfishing Council’s (NZSFC) drive for

continuous improvement, a questionnaire has been compiled to seek feedback from clubs and club members regarding the NZSFC Nationals. HOW TO PARTICIPATE The questionnaire is best answered using the online questionnaire page – click here to respond. If you wish to fill in a hard copy, you can download a pdf version from here https://gallery.mailchimp.com/0b174c6beeb49b01b9eeb1f0b/files/0214bb65-cf56-46b0-b4ce-7dc1b2f99d9d/2018_NZSFC_Nationals_Survey_.pdf

Where hardcopy responses are completed, these need to be scanned and sent to NZSFC via the email address below. WHEN DO YOU NEED TO REPLY BY? All responses, preferably via the online link but also scanned/hardcopies must be completed by Thursday 31st May 2018. Results will be shared by July 31st 2018.

QUERIES Should you or your club members have any queries regarding the questionnaire, feel free to contact the NZSFC Administration Officer at

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Bits ‘n Bobs Something for the Newsletter? We’re always looking for items to include, so if you have a fishing report, some photos, or just a good story to tell please drop me an email on kevin@nzsteele.com

Claire Smith caught this at the back of Barrier Island, and it went 37.8kg.

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Liam Clarke with the winning Gurnard from the family day competition. If he can manage another fish like that on June the 10th it could land him $3,000 –see page 10 for details of the Grunter Hunter competition.

CLUB MERCHANDISE -all available to purchase on clubhub Hats / Washdown fobs / Flags / Measuring mats / Competition entries

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Even if you didn’t catch a fish at the family day, you could still manage some lollies in the annual scramble.

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Tony McGlade caught this great fish up in the Bay of Islands, here’s his story; We had a two day trip out of Opua in Bay of Islands 9th may, on StrikeIII with skipper Paddy , crew Tony mcglade, Gavin Shine, Mark Mitchell (clevedon) We Headed 30 miles out to 600 mtr mark, on a flat calm day. Mark was on for the first broady weighing in at 103.4kg, and about an hour later l was on one for 35min, weighing in at 118.6kg . The plan was to release it, but unfortunately the broady was not able to be revived. And that all happened before lunch. A perfect two days Tastes bloody great too

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Grunter Hunter

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Fishing the Sounds Would you like to fish Marlborough Sounds / Durville Island area in mid June? Daniel Millar is looking for individuals or groups who would be interested in spending 5 or 6 days fishing off the 68’ vessel Canard targeting blue cod, snapper, kingfish, puka, etc. All gear supplied as you will be testing some new to the market products. Anyone interested can contact Daniel on 027 2203778 or drop into DKM for a chat.

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Diary Be sure to put these events in your diary or phone Club Meeting

30th May

Grunter Hunter

10th June

Ice Breaker

6th—8th July

Club Meeting

25th July

Annual AGM

29th August

Prizegiving

8th September

Club Meeting

26th September

Counties / Clevedon Interclub

October

Snapper Slam

4th November

Club Meeting

28th November

Marlin Money

2nd or 3rd or 6th Feb

Fish ‘N Chicks

2nd March

Counties Classic

15,16,17th March

Family day

14th April

Grunter Hunter

9th June

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IGFA Fishing Contest The IGFA are running a worldwide fishing contest, from October 1st 2017 through to September 1st 2018. Obviously not all the 74 species are available here in NZ, but some are. For full details see their web site;

https://www.igfa.org/contests/fishing/

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When something goes wrong on a harbour or river bar, the consequences can be severe. Too often we see boaties getting into strife on harbour and river bars because they don't understand all the risks and the steps needed to mange them. While the evening won't fully equip boaties lacking the experience to tackle a bar crossing, our Raising the Bar seminar has been developed to help educate boaties interested in knowing more about crossing bars. These interactive sessions will be somewhere between 1 - 1.5 hours and be presented by a number of friendly and approachable specialists who will cover things such as: Why they are dangerous What should you consider before planning a trip What sort of equipment should you have on the boat What steps should you take to keep your vessel and crew safe Communication protocols including lodging the vital Bar Crossing report with Coastguard • Local area knowledge such as channels and leads While entry is free, a donation towards costs would be greatly appreciated. • • • • •

Venue

Bar covered

Date

Time

Auckland Marine Rescue

Manukau

Wed 04 Jul 2018

7:00 PM

Registerhere

Auckland Marine Rescue

Manukau

Wed 12 Sep 2018

7:00 PM

Registerhere

Auckland Marine Rescue

Manukau

Thu 22 Nov 2018

7:00 PM

Registerhere

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Committee At the committee meeting this month one of the main objectives was to set dates for the coming years competitions. With much consultation of tide information and calendars these were all finalised, and can be seen on the diary page (page 12). Smudge announced that Franklin Hunting and Fishing had come onboard as the main sponsor for this years grunter Hunter, so it is now the Franklin Hunting and Fishing Grunter hunter. This has allowed us to increase the first prize to $3,000 and also means that there will be prizes right down to 15th place for weighted fish as well as an average weight prize and spot prizes. Tickets will be available for sale from Franklin Hunting and Fishing as well as online through clubhub. The pontoons at Te Toro have had maintenance work undertaken on them, so hopefully by the time you read this they will be sitting better on the ramp at low tides.

Position

Name

Phone

Cellphone

2352663

021 654741

Email

President

Michael Parker

Secretary

Barbara Prescott

027 6938431

The.Prescotts@slingshot.co.nz

Treasurer

Kelly Muir

021 2288224

csfcoffice@gmail.com

Matthew Douglas

027 5757411

fishdougie@hotmail.com

Vice President Committee

Bob Hilton

2357369

027 4880563

Bob.hilton9@gmail.com

Patrick Egan

2355444

021 2710533

whiriwhiri@hotmail.com

Carey Walter

2352173

027 3922831

c_walter146@msn.com

Bruce Sloane

2357729

027 4061581

bron.sloane@xtra.co.nz

027 2207775

philandces@gmail.com

027 2224538

Darin.laura@hotmail.com

Phil Nicklin Darin Burns

2356456

Alvin Pacey

021 544276

Mike Oldfield Bert Duncan

021 421713

bertoduncan@gmail.com

027 2043151

underway11sc@gmail.com

021 2301917

kevin@nzsteele.com

021 373334

sharperuku@gmail.com

021 0335145

teressawatts@slingshot.co.nz

Max Prescot Fish ‘n’ Chicks

Claire Hull

Newsletters

Kevin Steele

NZFC Reps

Stephen Harper

2357336

Darin Burns Nils McGee Head Weighmaster

Stephen Watts

2352002

Assistant Weighmaster Charlie Norton Non Committee

Scott Warrender

Weighmasters

Barry Warrender

2351269

021 626076

Sarah Parkinson

2356494

021 669944

2350802

027 5425471

Charlie Norton Radio Operators

Len and Helen Martinson

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Spark.s@xtra.co.nz


Leader Board Category

Name

Weight

SmallFry (under 12 at end of season) Snapper Ryan Drummond Kahawai Brock Johnson Gurnard Kaden Bundell Juniors Snapper Ravin Jimenez Kahawai Taylah Millen Kahawai Surfcasting Dion Watts Gurnard Casey Hilton Kingfish Dion Watts Carp Dion Watts Adult Snapper (from a boat) Scott Gillam Snapper (Kite/Torpedo) Louis Mercer Snapper (Surfcasting) Footee Snapper lenght Measure Scott Gillam Snapper from Harbour Keith Steiner Snapper ( Ladies) Candice Lawson Kahawai (from a boat) Nick Kriletich Kahawai (Surfcasting) Dion Watts Trevally Stephen Foote Kingfish Toby Clarke Kingfish Lenght Section David Burns Gurnard Hulkie Puka/Bass Braden Olsen John Dory Martin Pike Red Crayfish Robbie West Albacore tuna Chris Murdoch Skipjack tuna Brian Pipe Mahimahi Ian Wildman Striped Marlin Pat Egan Striped Marlin Tagged x 49 so far Blue Marlin Bert Duncan Black Marlin Dwayne Scharvi Broadbill Tony McGlade Yellowfin Tuna Bert Duncan

7.65 kg 3.03 kg 0.73 kg

7.19 kg 2.93 kg 2.29 kg 1.04 kg 9.17 kg 18.37 kg 11.14 kg 7.85 kg 4.775 kg 84.0 cm 4.13 kg 6.94 kg 3.33 kg 2.29 kg 3.40 kg 15.92 kg 88 cm 1.35 kg 49.0 kg 1.040 kg 1.63 kg 17.35 kg 4.76 kg 12.46 kg 189.0 kg 178.1 kg 137.6 kg 118.6 58.7 kg

LENGTH RECORDS we need a clear photo of the fish on the approved measure, which are available for $25. The photo must be of the whole fish lying on its side with the mouth touching the head of the measure. We will need details of where it was caught and the name of the angler.

Weighmaster contacts Steve Watts 021 0335145 09235002 Scott Warrender

021 626076

Sarah Parkinson

021 669944

DKM Fishing & Marine Matakawau contact Barry Warrander

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235 2777 (shop hrs) 2351269


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