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Counties Sport Fishing Club Newsletter April 2022

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Counties Sport Fishing Club

Newsletter April 2022

www.csfc.co.nz


Contents Club Details

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Bits ‘n Bobs

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Junior Nationals

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Cover Photo : Ashley White caught this kingfish, which took 40 minutes to get to the boat on a 6kg softbait rod.

Counties Sportfishing Club Inc. Family Fishing Competition

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Recaptured Shark

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NZSFC Measure Championship

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Diary

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Committee

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Leader Board

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

0800 482 248 www.acslgroup.nz

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Next Meeting Wednesday 25th May At Waiuku Cossie Club Meeting starts at 7.30pm You do not need to be a Cossie Club member to attend All CSFC members and guests welcome. Why not come early and take advantage of the great food on offer at the Cossie Club.

Important Note: if you intend to have a meal before the meeting it would pay to book to avoid disappointment as the restaurant is very popular and often full. Shunters Restaurant Phone 09 2359131 ext 5

Counties Sport Fishing Club We are a family friendly West coast club based in Waiuku, just south of Auckland. With around 1000 members, trailer boats make up the majority of our fleet. Celebrating fishing of all kinds, from the humble Gurnard to the mighty Broadbill. Club waters span from Raglan north head to Kaipara south head and include the Manukau harbour and Waikato river.

To join the club click

HERE

New and Used Boats, Motors, Accessories, Servicing They have a reputation for good quality workmanship, honesty and reliability. The onsite technicians are experts in Mercury, Etech, Evinrude & Johnson servicing and repairs as well as Yamaha, Suzuki and Honda. They can also fit new or used outboard engines and do trailer repairs, springs, winches and rollers.

9 Crosbie Road Pukekohe 09 2389180 3

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SPORT FISHING CLUB INC


Bits & Bobs

It’s Coming Soon Grunter Hunter 2022 th 5 June Tickets avaialble in May This will be our biggest competition this year, don’t miss it. Big CASH prizes for first three places Prizes for top twenty heaviest gurnard

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The harbour has been fishing very well recently, with lots of reports of nice snapper and a few fat gurnard as well, which is good news for the grunter hunter competition. Here are Mars and Skoti showing off a couple of great autumn harbour snapper. Pat and Gary showing that it’s not all about saltwater species, this fish curently in the lead for the trout length category.

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It’s not often that a 141kg Striped Marlin is by-catch, but this one caught by Tracy Johnston on board Rollin Coal was. They were actually after swordfish, and a little later they caught one -a 270.3kg one at that. It took Brian Deadman 2 hours to reel this beast in.

Previous Newsletters Newsletters, back to January 2018, are available online here. They have been uploaded in higher resolution then the old pdf versions were emailed out in, so the pictures especially should be better quality.

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

45 Manukau Road, Pukekohe 09 2370470

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Junior Nationals This year sees the first New Zealand Sports Fishing Council Junior Nationals event being run. It is currently taking place, finishing at the end of the Easter holidays. Several of our junior members are taking part, and like the adult nationals, they are having a great time. We will have the results in next months newsletter. Hopefully the junior nationals will continue and grow in popularity, after all these anglers are the future of our sport. Counties Sport Fishing club will be donating trophies to NZSFC to be used in the junior nationals. Here are a couple of the fish caught so far.

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Family Fishing Comp Earlier this month we held our annual family fishing competition. The weather was great and we had a good turn out, with everyone having a fun day with plenty of fish being caught. Unfortunately we did have a slight problem with the prizes, they were all ordered well in advance but when we went to collect them there had been a mix up of some sort and they were not available. Some last minute efforts got us some prizes for the day, and by now anyone who did not receive their prize on the day should have had it dropped off to them. This is a great competition and a good day out for the family. If you have not fished it before you should make an effort to get along next year, definatley worthwhile. Although it is a family competition, making it ideal for taking kids along, you don’t have to have kids to join in the fun.

0-10 Snapper 1st Belle Bates 2.74 2nd Layla Craven 2.72 3rd Lainey Van Groenewood

11 -16 Snapper 1st Brock Johnston 5.33

2nd Daiton Van Groenewood 2.86 3rd Maddix Van Groenewood 2.68

Adults Snapper 1st Leanne Johnston 4.22 kg 2nd Crystal Bates 3.75 3rd heather hutching 2.84

Kahawai 1 Arlo Chitty 1.89 2nd Belle Bates 1.81 3rd Layla Craven 1.62

Kahawai 1 Samuel Setchfield 1.63 2nd Chloe Setchfield 1.62 3rd Virtus Craven 1.56

Kahawai 1st Allandra 2.20 2nd Sam Earle 2.16 3rd Corey Baker 1.81

Gurnard 1 Layla Craven .71 2nd Millie Lipscombe .40 3rd Regan Lipscombe

Gurnard 1st Virtus Cravin .65

Gurnard 1 Sam Earle .78 2nd Allandra .57

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Recaptured Shark

News recently came in of a recapture by Etienne Du Toit of a shark that was tagged and released by Robert Janse. This time a tagged Bronze Whaler Shark recaptured at Wattle Bay on the Manukau Harbour on the 21st of October 2021. Etienne noted that this female Bronzie was heavily pregnant and the tag was in good condition after a year at sea. This shark measured a T/L of 300cm and was released again. Robert Janse tagged this fish at Grahams Beach 391 days earlier on the 26th September 2020. It measured 297cm on release

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July 2022

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

Club Meeting

25th May

Grunter Hunter

5th June

Club Meeting

27th July

Club Meeting

28th September

Club Meeting

30th November

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Committee Position President Secretary Treasurer Vice President Committee

Name Matthew Douglas Barbara Prescott Nick King Clint Hunt Bob Hilton Michael Parker Patrick Egan Carey Walter Bruce Sloane Phil Nicklin Shane Johnston Merchandise Alvin Pacey Mike Oldfield Bert Duncan Fish ‘n Chicks Claire Hull Newsletters Kevin Steele NZFC Reps Stephen Harper Darin Burns Head Weighmaster Stephen Watts Non Committee Scott Warrender Weighmasters Pete Sellers Sarah Parkinson Charlie Norton

Phone

Mobile 027 5757411 027 6938431 021 02887606 021 08097284 027 4880563 021 654741 021 2710533 027 3922831 027 4061581 027 2207775 027 4889073 021 544276 020 41079843 021 421713 027 2043151 021 2301917 021 373334 027 2224538 021 0335145 021 626076 0210 412 943 021 669944 021 1640300

2357359 2352663 2352173 2357729

2357336 2356456 2352002

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Email fishdougie@hotmail.com The.Prescotts@slingshot.co.nz csfcoffice@gmail.com clintonhunteng@gmail.com Bob.hilton9@gmail.com smudgethefisherman@gmail.com patrick@eganbricklayers.co.nz c_walter146@msn.com Bron.sloane@xtra.co.nz philandces@gmail.com shanej@envirowater.co.nz biff_mel@ps.gen.nz bertoduncan@gmail.com underway11sc@gmail.com kevin@nzsteele.com sharperuku@gmail.com Darin.laura@hotmail.com teressawatts@slingshot.co.nz

Sparks.s@xtra.co.nz

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Leader Board

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Leader Board

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 Clint Hunt 021 08097284 Scott Warrender 021 626076 Pete Sellers 0210 412 943 Sarah Parkinson 021 669944

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