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FEBRUARY 2019 NEWSLETTER
Jackpot this Friday
8th March
$1000 Dollars
Friday nights at the club, is still the place to go, raffles, food and drinks, many laughs, what more could
you want to unwind from your week with friends and where friends are made. Stay after the raffles
and enjoy a game of pool or a game of darts (just ask at the bar for the darts).
Wow, didn’t we get some hot days at the beginning of the month, thank goodness it’s settling down to
better temperatures, and those sleepless nights are a killer.
Kontiki news: Some nice fish are being caught, great way to spend an evening with friends or just a
nice quiet fish on your own, without the hassle of taking the boat out, any fishing is good fishing, beats
working!!!! Beware the pesky sea gulls, they are there in a flash and next thing one of your hooks with
bait is flying in the air, I know it happened to us and I was running down the beach after one of ours, I
was scared that I wouldn’t get it back and a child/person or dog would find it and that could end up
badly as the hooks are really sharp. It’s a lovely social time as well, as people nearly always stop and
say Hi how are you doing. Although last time we were out we personally only caught one Kahawai, but
hey that’s fishing.
Harbour fishing was going off a few weeks back,
most people came home with either their limit of
some good feeds from there time on the water.
Again, personally Ian and I didn’t do well, we
went out Wed 13th, we spent 6 hours in the
blazing hot sun, and we caught NOWT, DIDDLY
SQUAT, ha!! Just sea lettuce, but it was a lovely
day on the water and we had our lunch on the
boat, better than being at home doing the house
work, it’s not all about catching your limit,
although I must admit I was a tad disappointed
about not having fresh fish for tea, but then a
kind person from the club gave us some snapper
fillets and smoked gem fish, which was great!!!!
That’s what makes our club special, the people.
Pio Road, Bowentown Phone/Fax: (07) 863 5006
RD1, Katikati 3177 Email:bbsfc@eol.co.nz
FUN QUIZ NIGHT 23rd FEB AT THE CLUB Thanks to all that came to the club to join in the quiz night, as it was one of my first quiz nights, I will admit I was rather nervous, but I don’t know why, everyone had a great time, although it was thought that four rounds went too quickly. Kenny you are a legend, you did a great job on mic! The quiz was won by who got the most rounds, it was a draw, so Kenny asked for one person out of each team to come up and answer a tie breaker, which was answered wrongly so the team member for Beach Kiwis won. We might have to sort out if this is a fair way of doing it, but, hey it’s a FUN NIGHT and anything goes, ha!!!!! Some of the answers were great!!!!! Watching a few members’ frustrations due to not remembering which comedy that Nora Batty appeared in was funny. A variety of names were used for the teams we had The Mad Dogs, Tickety Boo, Beach Kiwis, Emerton and 240-8 GREAT NAME CHOICES GUYS. I will try and run a quiz night once a month, any ideas email me chrisandian@xtra.co.nz but please remember the emphasis is on a fun night. After the quiz there was a karaoke and apparently it was a great night at the club. Watch the space for more karaoke’s, quizzes and much more. This recipe is from this month’s NZ Bay Fisher CRUMBED FISH WITH LIME AND PARSLEY SAUCE WHITE SAUCE: 50g butter. 1 ½ Tablespoon flour. 1 ½ cup milk. 2 Tbspn lime juice and zest. 2 Tbspn chopped parsley. Method: In a saucepan melt butter, add flour and cook through. Gradually add milk stirring to stop any lumps forming. Add lime juice, zest and parsley. Just before serving add a small knob of butter and season to taste. CRUMBED FISH: 4-6 fresh fish fillets in flour then dip in egg and breadcrumbs (potato chips or crackers crumbled and mixed with breadcrumbs for a yummy change) Cook fish in an equal amount of oil and butter till golden. Remark: I use panko crumbs and I add a little parmesan when I cook my pan-fried fish. NOTE: If anyone has any surplus CD’s with good party, listening music that would suit being played on Juke Box, we would much appreciate, as our juke box is free, would be great to keep putting in some different tunes. Many thanks; I know a lot of people use Spotify through their phones, so maybe pass your old cds the clubs way.
Membership Draw Results
Date $100 Name Paid $150 Name Paid $200 Name Paid Jackpot Name Paid
01/02 687 J Rea 0 362 C Priestley 0 16 P Miller 0 288 S Breckon $0
607 C Honey $50 349 Y Rodgers $54 77 I Crawford $54
08/02 263 B Freeman 0 274 S Shaw 0 966 C Steward $65 599 Lance Gwynne $0
267 K Gardiner $54 267 K Gardiner $64
15/02 994 S Crawford 0 147 I Miller 0 467 T McLaughlin 00 Nil Recording $0
996 Jude Eagle $58 154 David Powell $58 483 S Dyer $61
22/02 277 R Jones $72 519 G Rodger 0 499 P Keau 0 989 M Kapinga $0
514 K Cranford $72 503 B Beu $72
8 Ball Results
Date Winners Runners Up Highest Break
7/02/2019 Keith Richards & Ian Hay & Ken Peterson
Allan Dower Woody Kena
14/02/2019 Keith Richards & Greg Peterson & John Fagan
Ken Peterson Willy Priestley
21/02/2019 Mike McGougan & Keith Richards & John Fagan
Willy Priestley Chris Speirs
28/02/2019 Keith Richards & Rodger Knapper & Keith Richards
Selwyn Faulkner Deb’s McGougan
Allan Carter and a team of keen bowlers
are re-starting the bowling section this
Wednesday the 6th March.
Feel free to come down and join in.
Love to see you
Calculation of Boat Points for Club Prize Giving
14. Tag & Release: Trophies to be awarded to the angler tagging or receiving the most points for
game fish tagged and released by the BBSFC. Official Tags and reporting cards are available
from the Club and Reel & Wave. A completed card and photographic / video evidence is
required for each T & R claim.
15. Club fishing may be varied in tournaments and will be stated prior to the Tournament.
16. Maximum line breaking strain shall not exceed 60kg.
17. A junior angler is deemed to be one from the age of 3 to 16 years old on the date of catching a
qualifying fish.
18. Anglers are eligible to fish in the one, of the three, classes only.
19. Fish may be weighed for only one Club. I.e. a fish may not be weighed in for more than one
club or competition.
20 Note: Only one tagged shark per boat per year
21. Boat Points:
There are two boat points prizes one for Game species (Category 1)
And one for Bottom fish (All other species on the catch board).
Crayfish are excluded from boat points.
(a) Boat points, calculated on the formula (weight of fish multiplied by 100 divided by line
weight), will be applied to all fish weighed in by qualified anglers as in (b) below. The sum of
the top three results per boat will count.
(b) To qualify for “Boat Points” anglers must be the skippers spouse, partner, or a dependent
child.
(c) All anglers on that boat must be full financial members of the BBSFC.
22. A List of trophies with conditions and winners will be published annually by the BBSFC.
The Club reserves the right to publish trophy and award results and photographs.
23. Weigh Hours: Fish may be weighed during the hours that the Club is open, by
arrangement with the BBSFC on 07 863 5006 or through the Waihi Beach Coastguard
on VHF channel 7 or by special arrangement
24. Boat Points for outside club competitions are calculated differently and can be found in the
NZSFC & IGFA 2019 Rules Booklet
MEN ANGLER WEIGHT DATE Boat Name
SPECIES
Snapper Lindsay Templeton 7.470kg 16/11/2018 Elin
Kingfish Jacob Black 13.662 Elle P
Gurnard Stuart Gordon 1.205 Kg Black Pearl
Kahawai Mark Armstrong 3.035kg 21/10/2018 Gazebo
Tarakihi Blair McLeod 1.738kg 02/08/2018 Manutere
Trevally Eddie Hessey 3.675kg 18/11/2018 Weedle Beedle
Blue Cod
John Dory Mark Lane 1.895kg 12/09/2018 Blue Striker
Porae Murray Silvester 2.302kg 11/01/2019 Nellie
Crayfish - Red Craig Goodhue 1.827kg 27/08/2018 No 9
Packhorse Tyler Garrett 2.607kg 19/01/2019 Crayhound
Trout Brown
Rainbow
Hapuka Josh Gordon 21.800kg 24/07/2018 Fish Magnet
Bass Shane Christensen 25.797kg 05/07/2018 Shade Breaka
Blue Nose Nathan Haimona 16.441.kg 30/12/2018 Finreaper
Gem Fish Rhys Miller 6.720kg 16/12/2018 Back N Red
Mahimahi
Tuna - Skip Jack James Clayton 4.301kg 20/02/2019 Milk N Honey
Albacore Tyler White 11.26kg 19/01/2019 Take it to the Limits
Tuna - Yellow Fin
Tuna - Blue Fin Scott Porteous 85.0kg 03/07/2018 Reel Busy
Tuna - Bigeye
Marlin - Striped Paul Hitchman 97.7kg 05/02/2019 Liberty Valance
Marlin - Blue/Black
Broadbill
Spearfish Jim Brookes 35.9kg 08/01/2019 Reel Circus
TAG & RELEASE
Marlin - Blue Rhys Miller 160.0kg 04/03/2019 Ocean Prowler
Other (Ling) Billy Nice 6.447kg 19/08/2018 Moersa Cat
Congratulations Rhys Miller
Tag and Release Blue Marlin
Caught and tagged on 3rd of March
From the boat called Ocean Prowler
Skippered by Thomas Menefy
WOMEN ANGLER WEIGHT DATE
SPECIES
Snapper Kylie McDonald 6.566kg 14/09/2018 Jabulani
Kingfish Lana Hamilton 18.514kg 19/07/2018 Strictly Fishing
Gurnard Linda Bettink 1.048kg 19/08/2018 Seaka
Kahawai Diane Zonneveld 3.427kg 26/01/2019 Bundy
Tarakihi Jackie Somerville 1.560kg 03/02/2019 Cazador
Trevally Jan McCormick 2.790kg 21/10/2018 Fish Magnet
Blue Cod Jackie Somerville 1.257kg 03/02/2019 Cazador
John Dory Linda Bettink 1.960kg 29/11/2018 Seaka
Porae
Crayfish - Red
- Packhorse
Trout - Brown
- Rainbow
Hapuka Lana Hamilton 12.16kg 14/02/2019 Blue Striker
Bass Deb Christensen 8.703kg 05/07/2018 Shade Breaka
Blue Nose Kay Haimona 16.250kg 30/12/2019 Finreaper
Gem Fish Lana Hamilton 7.484kg 15/01/2019 Blue Striker
Mahimahi
Tuna - Skip Jack Jill Lonergan 3.832kg 04/03/2019 In Hope
Albacore Cherie Elmsly 2.528kg 09/01/2019 Take it to the Limit
Tuna - Yellow Fin
Tuna - Blue Fin
Tuna - Bigeye
Marlin - Striped
Marlin - Blue/Black
Broadbill
Spearfish
TAG & RELEASE
Marlin
Other
NZ Sporting Fishing National 2019
Was held this month and we would like to congratulate our teams that entered.
Anglers: Chris Clayton James Clayton Craig Stockley Boat: Milk- N –Honey
Anglers: Nathan Haimona Kay Haimona Rhys Miller Boat: Finreaper
Anglers: Stu Kurd Baz Dillimore Travis Kingsford Rick Adams Boat: Seaka
Thank you so much from Bowentown Boating & Sportfishing Club for getting on the NZ National score board.
Lots of great fish caught. Well done to all.JUNIORS
SPECIES Angler Weight Date Boat
Snapper Piper Elmsly 2.562kg 23/01/2019 Snapper Slayer
Louise Miller-
Kingfish Lonergan 16.220kg 28/12/2018 In Hope
Gurnard Abby Henderson 1.133kg 23/01/2019 Trophy Hunter
Dante
Kahawai Brimblecombe 2.417 Kg 02/01/2019 Milk - N - Honey
Tarakihi Ben Montford 1.391kg 15/01/2019 Johnny B Good
Trevally Blake Fitness 2.133kg 29/01/2019 Yeh Buoy
Blue Nose Alex Montford 2.484kg 15/01/2019 Johnny B Good
Gem Fish Ben Montford 5.118kg 15/01/2019 Johnny B Good
Mahimahi
Tuna - Skip Jack Luke Turner 3.357kg 10/01/2019 Obesssion
Albacore James White 13.44kg 19/01/2019 Take it to the Limit
Other (Ling) Samara Kiernan 1.317kg 26/08/2018 Johnny B Good
PIN FISH
Snapper
Yellow Tailed Kingfish
Louise Miller-
Kingfish Longergan 16.220kg 28/12/2018 In Hope
Kahawai Mark Armstrong 3.055kg 21/10/2018 Gazebo
Trevally Brian Comrie 3.055kg 25/10/2018 Tom
Tuna - Skipjack
Albacore James White 13.44kg 19/01/2019 Take it to the Limit
Tuna - Yellow Finn Scott Porteous 85.0kg 03/07/2018 Reel Busy
species of Shark
(Hammer Head) Rhys Peden 150.0kg 04/03/2019 Cool Silver
Tag & Release only
(estimate)
Congratulations
Rhys Peden
On your Tag and Release Hammer
Head Shark. On the 4th of March
Tagged out around Mayor Island.
Weight Approx.: 150.0kg
Boat: Cool SilverBIG THANK YOU TO ALL
Bowentown Boating & Sportfishing club would like to thank everyone for their patience around the
date changes we have had to make for the Gallagher Fishing Comp.
Our first date postponement was due to predicted big swell out at sea.
Our second date change was so we did not clash with the Katikati Fire Brigades Fishing Competition.
And would like to wish all Anglers the very best fishing.
Thank you all again for making these changes with us. Looking forward to seeing all and happy fishing
GALLAGHER CLASSIC’ 2 DAY
OPEN WATER FISHING COMPETITION
SAT 16th & SUN 17th March 2019
ENTRY $50 per angler
$1,000 CASH FOR CLOSEST TO
AVERAGE WEIGHT OVERALL
(Excluding Kingfish & Marlin)
1st, 2nd, 3rd , 4th & 5th HEAVIEST PRIZES
FOR SNAPPER, KAHAWAI, TREVALLY & TARAKIHI
Plus 1st ,2nd & 3rd PRIZE FOR HEAVIEST
KINGFISH, RED GURNARD, TUNA, COD,&JOHN DORY
1ST PRIZE ONLY MARLIN & MARLIN Tag & Release
Gallagher Trophy
Awarded to most successful skipper – highest average
Number of fish per angler on boat
BRIEFING 7.30pm Fri 15th March
START 16th am Sat 17th March
WEIGH IN 5pm – 6pm Saturday 1pm – 3pm Sunday
PRIZEGIVING 5.30pm RESTAURANT OPEN COURTESY BUS AVAILABLE
CONTACTS MARK LANE 022 437 5560
BOWENTOWN BOAT CLUB 07 8635006 RESTAURANT 07 8635017
Tickets available from BBSFC and Reel N Wave
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