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2018- 2019 YEARBOOK
Official Publication of the Tauranga Sport Fishing Club (Inc) www.tsfc.co.nz
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contents
6 CLUB EXECUTIVE TOURNAMENT RESULTS
8 HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS 28 Russell Hardie Top Gun
11 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 29 Tarpaulin Makers Albacore Hapuka
15 MANAGER’S REPORT 31 Interclub
16 CLUB INFORMATION 33 Monster Trout
17 HOURS OF OPERATION 35 DeCoro Snapper/Kingfish
18 CLUB RECORDS, PINS, POINTS 37 Hirepool Trailer Boat
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40 All About Construction
21 RULES FOR SPONSORED Game On
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26 TOURNAMENTS AND
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The Official Publication of the
Tauranga Sport Fishing Club (Inc)
66 Keith Allen Drive, Sulphur Point, Tauranga, New Zealand 3110
PO Box 13-095, Tauranga 3141
Phone: (07) 578 6203 Email: office@tsfc.co.nz
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2018 - 2019 EDITION
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Home of New Zealand Bay Fisher Magazine
CLUB EXECUTIVE 2018-2019 CLUB EXECUTIVE 2019-2020
PATRON Jill Gray PATRON Ian Thomas
PRESIDENT Deryk Nielsen PRESIDENT Deryk Nielsen
VICE PRESIDENT Eric Tait VICE PRESIDENT Steven Treloar
CLUB CAPTAIN Adam Milnes COMMITTEE Lee Lawson
COMMITTEE Steven Treloar Ken Wilson
Lee Lawson Doug Stewart
Ken Wilson Alana Duncan
Danny Sunkel Kristen Zaloumis
Greg Lee Mark Armistead
CLUB SECRETARY/
MANAGER Roly Bagshaw
OFFICE MANAGER Courtenay Robinson
ACCOUNTS Rebecca Haskell
BAR MANAGER Jackie Henry/Glenn Forster
2016-17 EXECUTIVE AND COMMITTEE
PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT PATRON
PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT
DERYK NEILSEN CLUB CAPTAIN
STEVEN TRELOAR IAN THOMAS
Tony Dolman Deryk Neilsen Aaron Layne
COMMITTEE
LEE LAWSON KEN WILSON DOUG STEWART ALANA DUNCAN KRISTEN ZALOUMIS MARK ARMISTEAD
T PRESIDENT PATRON COMMITTEE COMMITTE
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honorary life members
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E Chadban H Brasting G Rowe Rev. J Conway
H Decastro R Chitty M Conder A Washer
C Dentice P Shirley A Hitchings J Appleton
H Duncan C McNaul J Bicker J Gray
G Faulkner F Wilkins C Jack W Marshall
H Birch A Belcher J Boyle P Campbell
H Gilbert L Heard L Kernott I Thomas
W Steedman R Gray M Stanton K Treloar
D Hay G McCurdy G Cranston K Stephens
A Mirrielees G Traill N Fletcher S Langdon
A Fletcher H Brasting R Skudder G Holley
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president’s report
Adaptation of the President’s report tabled at the AGM
Before starting my Presidents report and overview of the previous financial year and the
club’s position and future, I would like to reflect a little on the history of our club.
The club has a history dating back to the 1920’S and we were recognised as IGFA members
in 1947. It is fact that our club is one of only 5 original founding clubs in what is now known
as the New Zealand Sports Fishing Council. While the club has run previously under various
names before reaching our current title of Tauranga Sport Fishing Club, the purpose and
values of our club have not changed.
The club was foundered principally on the objectives but those that I have given serve to
objectives of; cover the overall objectives and values.
• Maintaining and furthering the interests of I think there is little doubt that the past and
sport and recreational fishing current committee members and staff have
• Protect and preserve gamefish and their done well in advancing and in many cases
food supply achieving these objectives. We have not lost
• Organize and conduct tournaments for the sight that our club has been, and continues
club and members to be, built around the sport and enjoyment
• Award certificates and trophies of fishing. This is the cornerstone of the club.
• To develop the welfare of the club for all We also recognise our social responsibilities
its members for all our members.
There are other additional principal Given the diversity of my report, I am going
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10 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018to start by acknowledging serving members, time. I personally would like to thank her for
loyal staff and sponsors, then trading her support and encouragement and most
conditions, financial results, challenges and of all her friendship. She will no doubt still
future objectives. be around for many years and I still expect
Firstly, I would like to acknowledge the to see her parked on her stool at the weigh
contributions of station.
• Our Patron – Jill Gray. Jill has epitomised • Our Immediate Past President – Tony
this club’s character. She has over many Dolman. Tony has given many years of
years dedicated much time and spirit service to our club and has been a significant
to making this club special for all of sponsor over many years. Tony has mentored
its members. She has shown absolute and advised me and others over the course
dedication in supporting our club. Jill of this last year. He’s even been known to
voluntarily relinquishes the position of our occasionally give me a good telling off -
Patron this year. She already holds both a possibly I needed it?
debentured life membership and an honorary • Our Current Committee Members - Lee
life membership and has held every position Lawson, Ken Wilson, Stephen Treloar. All of
possible in the club, including Committee, whom are staying on for another year, and
Club Vice President, President and since potentially longer. We thank you for your past
2012, has been our Patron. Ian Thomas will and continuing contributions.
speak further about Jill later in the meeting • Our Retiring Committee Members - Greg
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www.tsfc.co.nz 11standing down after one year’s committee please consider and support our sponsors service due to their business commitments. whenever possible. Again, we have a great This is understandable and we do appreciate line up of sponsors for this year and we look the time they have been able to devote to our forward to building a relationship together club. Their support and guidance roles have and having a lot of fun at the same time. been valued by me. As a side issue – if you have considered or • Our Retiring Club Captain - Adam Milnes. know of someone who would like to discuss Adam over the years and more recently potential sponsorship please speak with me as Club Captain has been heavily involved or our club manager. in making our fishing tournaments some Moving on to financial matters, apart from of the best in the country – we sincerely sponsorship the club principally generates thank you Adam for your contributions. It income from the following sources; is very sad that he has chosen to withdraw • Membership – in the form of annual his nomination. membership fees • Our Retiring Vice President - Eric Tait. As • Fishing tournaments - entry fees and you will all know Eric has been a long-time trading receipts supporter and sponsor of our club as well • Our annual Grid Auction as serving on the committee and as vice • Gaming machines president. We have been very fortunate to • Bar sales – beverage sales have Eric on board and while he is no longer • The Restaurant and catering standing for our committee Eric gives me his Worthy of noting is that any clubs liquor absolute assurance, he will be there to help licence has specific requirements around wherever he can. providing suitable food. I believe you will Secondly, I would like to acknowledge the know and agree that it is fact, and well contributions of publicized, that many clubs are suffering • Our Sponsors Past and Current - These from lower sales, generating less income. are the companies and people who have Part of this decline is due to lower beverage financially supported our club and helped sales particularly with the tougher drink provide the facilities we enjoy today. We drive laws and lowering of blood alcohol have certainly had great relationships and levels, I am not saying this is wrong, only enjoyed strong ties with our sponsors over stress to you that it is a fact that we must the years. The fact is – without our sponsors live with. the club would not have been able to carry We are not immune to this trend and we out upgrades, necessary maintenance, run have, and continue to suffer from, both significant fishing tournaments and met declining bar sales and restaurant / kitchen its financial obligations during the year. sales. Both income streams have over recent Despite our growing membership numbers, years continued to show declining income successful fishing tournaments and income trends. These are our 2 areas of biggest from club generated sales, the club would not concern. They are the primary reason for the survive without our sponsors. Our committee club’s financial loss for our 2018 financial and staff are committed to ensuring year and again for our 2019 financial year. sponsors receive the very best possible value You should rightfully ask why and how and coverage we can provide in return for these losses have occurred. We lost our their sponsorship. We ask all members to external catering company nearly some 2 12 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
years ago. They said they couldn’t make it that the restaurant - kitchen / catering
work, as did their predecessors. At the time be outsourced and be advertised for
we couldn’t find a suitable replacement. The expressions of interest. I am pleased to say
decision was made to bring this in house, this has been done and we, with advisory
to staff and manage it through the club, members, are already meeting with several
internally. We have done that now for nearly interested parties.
2 years and despite our very best attempt In addition, Ian Thomas, an Advisory Panel
this simply hasn’t worked. The restaurant not member and to be endorsed today as our
working well has also reflected in our lower new Patron, is working day to day with both
beverage sales, which has compounded our myself and the club management team. I
financial loss. mention this to give you an example of how
The position is that for the past 2 years, effective and focused this additional support
the club has run at a financial loss and is has already proven. The Advisory Panel are
continuing to do so. We have not sat on reviewing the entire operation of the club
our hands and done nothing. History will with initial focus on the club’s financial
demonstrate that the club has suffered position. They have made some financial
financial losses in previous years for one recommendations; I will speak more on
reason or another, so this is not a first-time that shortly.
event, we have faced financial issues before. Already their suggestions and
This leads me on to talking about the recommendations include items such as;
Advisory Panel appointment. • Membership Surveys – local members
Over recent years the various committees versus out of town members. These will
have considered having a board or panel be generated shortly and we encourage all
of members separate to our committee to members to take the time to give us your
manage and or provide their advice and feedback.
experience on specific matters. We instigated • Club Affiliations – there is a very strong
initial discussions during the year and just belief that there be no change to The New
over 2 months ago the committee met Zealand Sports Fishing Council affiliation at
with two past Presidents; Kevin Stevens this stage, though we must continue to seek
and Ian Thomas and two long term club reciprocal arrangements with other like-
members and sponsors; Bill Cavanagh and minded clubs and organisations.
Tony Kinzett. • Our Constitution – The Advisory have
All are well versed in different aspects suggested our constitution be reviewed,
of corporate and private business, club updated and refreshed. They have offered
and company governance. The committee to work with the committee to present an
endorsed the appointment of these people updated version through this coming year
to be appointed as the Advisory Panel. There for members to consider and vote on at the
are written terms of engagement, including next AGM. This is something we have talked
timeframes, which have been agreed between about for three years or more and this still
the committee and the Advisory. These have needs to be done.
been signed off by all concerned. • Advisory oversight on the club
Since the appointment, the Advisory operational matters – such as trading hours,
have made recommendations including a and we jointly signal that there may well be
non-negotiable request that it be agreed some changes to these in the near future
www.tsfc.co.nz 13president’s report cont... • A full review of the clubs operating forward. What I and the Advisory Panel do structure and divisions, then provide an want to emphasis is that they are not on overview and their recommendations. the committee or the face of the club. They As President I believe this is not before respectfully do not want to engage with time, very much needed and we have agreed members over club issues, these still need to to these suggestions and recommendations. be directed to us. Any issues or comments The club during profitable times set aside members have should be addressed to either funds to be invested and this is protected in myself, a committee member, or our club the club’s constitution. These funds, a sum manager. equivalent to one years’ working capital at Before moving on to receiving the financial the time, were set aside to cover a need in statements I want to summarize my report. difficult times. The club continues to attract and maintain We are facing difficult financial times now. strong sponsor loyalty and support. We are The Advisory Panel and committee have fortunate to again this year attract excellent considered the clubs financial position and candidates to stand for the committee and will submit a motion under general business others who have offered subcommittee to break the Investment held with ASB to support. Our club membership continues to repay all outstanding debt and provide grow. Statistics support this. The club has capital as we work through the financial and run many successful fishing tournaments operational matters to bring the club back to this year as well as other significant events. break even then profitability. We also know the issues and we are What does this mean? addressing them. Clearly the Club is facing It means the Advisory Panel without financial difficulties. I and the committee personal obligation or liability have been acknowledge this and are working with appointed to manage and oversea the urgency to address these, with a clear plan. financial and operational running of The appointment of the Advisory Panel is the club. The Club, under my guidance a significant step forward and recognises as the President, will still be run by the that we are not just a club, but a significant management committee that you as business as well. We require good business members voted for and that committee acumen in our governance model. Criticism will form specific sub committees and and looking to apportion blame are not appoint chairs of those committees. Others forward thinking or positive steps. Now is from the general membership will also be the time that we need to take positive action invited on to these subcommittees. This will and take this club forward with a new model bring focus, experience, skill and youthful of governance. This is a courageous move enthusiasm to each part of our clubs’ that will set us apart from other clubs, and operation. The Advisor Panel will work portray this club as having a forward thinking with all elected members and individual leadership model. committees to provide guidance and advice. For the size of our club I see this as Deryk Nielsen a natural progression and a great step PRESIDENT 14 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
manager’s report
This past year has certainly been the most challenging in my time with the Club, with the
additional challenges that the restaurant has presented.
The decision of our previous contractors
to move on 18 months ago represented
what we thought was an opportunity to run
our own restaurant and take full control.
This was supported by most members
initially and the early months, although not
profitable, it was eternal optimism that drove
us to improve and try to make this space
perform or at least break even. After 18
months of trying and considerable losses,
it was clear the club needed to return to
an owner/operator structure for the Club
to perform. So yes, this was the end to an
unsuccessful experiment. But I’d like to take
the opportunity to say thank you to those
that supported us through this time and it
was heart-warming to know that through
thick and thin it’s our absolute goal to have
a thriving club in what is a very difficult of Stoney Creek. We have a fantastic
climate for Clubs in New Zealand. photobook and promotional video that
Even with the past years poor result, details all of the great fish caught from this
there are encouraging indicators there years’ One Base, which featured a superb
that suggest that with good plans and run of large Blue Marlin including Adam
management we shouldn’t be quick “to Milnes 300.2kg fish.
throw the baby out with the bath water”. Another success this past year was
Gaming was at a seven year high and the acquisition of the VHF Channel 3
our licence renewal is all but guaranteed and Channel 5 licences. The support for
(something we always struggle with). particularly Channel 3 has been massive
Membership subscriptions continued to with members donating towards new VHF
have modest growth, raffle sales have repeater and finally our corporate sponsors
turned the corner and improved this year getting this project through to completion.
(thanks to Ken Wilson, Steven Treloar and Namely; Viano - Bill & Trish Cavanagh
Lee Lawson) and cash sponsorship and - Landscape Supplies 15th Ave, - Wet
tournament receipts have continued to grow Sounds - Venture Developments - Smart
year on year. Marine - Tauranga Round Table - Forklift
One of the key highlights for me this past HQ. Also I would like to acknowledge the
season was running the best One Base in great working relationship with the Tauranga
recent times, with the wonderful support Coast Guard, The Tuhua Trust, Netcom and
www.tsfc.co.nz 15Mobile Systems. With the support of all of this group will be instrumental as we seek to these parties we now have ‘the Fishermans get feedback from members on a number of Channel’ a brand new repeater stationed topics, examine Club structures and review on Mayor Island. The repeater is there for our constitution. transmitting our tournaments and to serve The Tauranga Sport Fishing Club has great all boaties, keeping us safe and connected bones and a wonderful network of support. on the water. Please introduce us to your guests, friends The new committee are full of excitement and business colleagues as we look to and enthusiasm and it really looks to me increase patronage and the use of our like the poor result from last year could Club over the coming year. We are looking be likened to an All Black loss. Whereby forward to the next 12 months as you should we already have re-grouped, we have a be with us. plan and we are looking to execute it. We We look forward to seeing you back down at look forward to having the support of the the Club in the very near future. members and reporting on a much better result in a year from now. Part of this plan Warm Regards, has been the establishment of a newly formed Advisory Committee. Guidance from Roly Bagshaw club information As a member of the Tauranga Sport Fishing Club you are entitled to enjoy the clubrooms situated at 66 Keith Allen Drive, Sulphur Point Marina Tauranga. The following information is designed to assist you on future visits to the club. FACILITIES throughout the year with great prize pools The Club has a bar & lounge area with big and awesome competition. Our weigh screen TVs, a pool table, gaming room and station is available most days during designated kids zone with Xbox, Netflix, office hours – best to give us a call with colouring and toys. We have an outside your ETA and we will endeavour to have a patio as well as a roof top deck offering weighmaster available. magnificent views of Tauranga Harbour Other Club activities include club nights on and the Mount. Our restaurant ‘A Buoy’ has Tuesday and Thursday each week (with the a delicious set menu, as well as offering members draw and raffles), quiz nights, free catering, buffet and platters on request to presentations and seminars, bands, wine suit your booking. We also have a smaller tasting and Firsty Friday happy hours and intimate conference room that is available Annual Ham draw (remember to swipe your for hire and offer free wifi throughout card on Club nights!) so there is plenty of the club. reasons to come down and enjoy your Club. TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS DRESS & BEHAVIOUR CODES We hold regular fishing tournaments As a Club with a strong family membership, 16 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
a high standard of behaviour is expected. every Friday and the club’s quarterly
Foul language, drunkenness and disorderly magazine ‘The Gamefisher’ is available
conduct will not be tolerated in print form or via email. These will keep
We encourage members to bring their you up to date with all the club catches
children into the Club, but do ask that and records as well as upcoming events.
they are supervised at all times and that Contributions of editorial or informative
their behaviour does not interfere with the material are welcomed and encouraged.
enjoyment of the club by other members Material for inclusion can be left with any
As a fishing club, dress standards are of the TSFC staff. There is also advertising
comfortable casual. However beanies, space available in ‘The Gamefisher’ at very
sleeveless singlets (males), dirty work reasonable rates.
boots, bare feet and smelly fish clothing are
not permitted. MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
Your club subscription includes membership
VISITORS to NZ Sport Fishing Club and International
As a member of the TSFC you may bring as Game Fishing Association which allows
many non-members to the Club as you wish us to put your catches forward for NZ and
up to a maximum of three visits in any 12 World records claims. Subscriptions include
month period. You are responsible for your $9.00 ($5.50 Junior) affiliation fee with the
guests and you are asked to please have New Zealand Sport Fishing Council and
them sign the ‘Visitors Book’ located in the $1.00 ($0.50 Junior) donation to NZ Marine
Club foyer. Research Foundation. You have the use of
TSFC VHF Tournament Channel 3 & 5 and
CORRESPONDANCE reciprocal visiting rights ito other NZSFC
The club’s ‘Weekly News Flash’ is emailed and IGFA Clubs both in NZ and overseas.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30am – 5:00pm Monday - Friday
Closed on Public Holidays
Bar 11.00am – 10.00pm* Sunday - Thursday
11.00am – midnight* Friday
11.00am – midnight* Saturday
Restaurant Lunch 11.00am - 2.00pm Winter Hours - Tuesday-Sunday
Dinner 5.00pm - 8.00pm*
Lunch 11.00am - 2.00pm Summer Hours - Monday - Friday
Dinner 5.00pm - 9.00pm*
11:00am - 9:00pm* Summer Hours - Saturday & Sunday
Open at 12.00pm on Public Holidays
The Club is closed on Christmas Day and Good Friday
*Bar/Restaurant may close earlier at the Duty Managers discretion*
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trophy rules
GENERAL
1. The season opens on 1 July and ends on 30 June.
2. Eligibility: Only full financial members of the Tauranga Sport Fishing Club are eligible for
Club Pins, Points, Records and Trophies.
3. Fishing Area: (Inside & outside Chart 54). Only fish caught within the TSFC stated fishing
area shall qualify for Club Pins, Points, Records and Trophies. The area is all water
encompassed in the Hydrographic Chart NZ54 - Cuvier Island to East Cape. Fish caught
outside Chart NZ54 within NZ Territorial waters only qualify for trophies. (2) that relate to
outside Chart NZ54.
4. Weigh station: The recognized weigh stations are the Tauranga Sport Fishing Club
Clubrooms at Sulphur Point, and all NZSFC affiliated clubs in the Bay of Plenty /
Coromandel region.
5. Catch cards: A Tauranga Sport Fishing Club official catch card, correctly completed, must
be presented to the weighmaster with the fish or tag and release card.
6. Tackle: Anglers presenting fish at the weigh station are required to have the rod, reel, line/
trace, and gaff used for the capture available for inspection by the weighmaster. In the
case of record claims, these items must be presented with the fish. The weighmaster will
require a line sample for testing.
CLUB PINS
Pins shall be awarded to annual winners for Men’s, Women’s and Junior’s sections in the
following categories:
Club Pin Fish (silver pin)
- Snapper (Line weight 15kg and under)
- Other Gamefish Species
- Heavy Tackle (HT) Line weights 15kg and over (ie 15,24,37 and 60kg)
- Light Tackle (LT) Line weights 10kg and under (ie 1,2,3,4,6,8 and 10kg)
- Tag & Release first marlin
Club Record (Gold plate)
NZ Record (silver pin with ruby eye)
World Record (gold pin)
World Record 2nd catch on same day (gold pin with diamond eye)
No angler shall be awarded more than one pin for any species on one day. No angler shall
be awarded more than two pins (one for the first and one for the heaviest) fish of the same
species in any one season.
18 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 20187a. SNAPPER Line weights of 15kg and under.
A silver pin shall be awarded to the angler who catches the first qualifying snapper in
each line class
i.e. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 15kg line classes.
A Fish weighing heavier by 100 grams also qualifies for a pin. There is a maximum of 2
pins per angler per line class.
To qualify for pins and trophies the fish must have a minimum weigh of 4kg for line
classes of 4kg and over or if under 4kg the fish must exceed line weight in each class.
7b. HEAVY TACKLE (HT) Line weights of 15kg and over
A silver pin shall be awarded to the angler who catches the first qualifying fish of each
species in each line class i.e. 15, 24, 37 and 60kg line classes.
Each qualifying fish subsequently caught weighing heavier by half a kilogram or more
also qualifies for a silver pin.
To qualify for pins and trophies, the fish must equal or exceed the breaking strain of the
line and the following minimum weights/length:
Marlin 90kg Broadbill Must exceed line weight
Sharks90kg Tuna 15 kg Y/T Kingfish 1 meter
The following species, fish must exceed the minimum weight, but do not have to exceed
the line weight:
Albacore 7kg S/B Spearfish 10kg
Mahimahi 4kg Wreckfish 10kg
IGFA Braid Top-shot rule applies for pins points and trophies. BRAID line under 15kg
used in a capture of a fish must be recorded as 15kg. And every line class above 15kg
rounded up one line class from here. IE 15kg recorded as 24kg, 24kg as 37kg and 37kg
as 60kg. Braid rated higher than 37kg will not be recognized for Club pins or points.
7c. LIGHT TACKLE (LT) Line weights 10kg and under
A Silver pin shall be awarded to the angler who catches the first qualifying fish of each
species in each line class i.e. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 and 10kg classes.
Each qualifying fish that is subsequently caught weighing heavier by 5 points also
qualifies for a silver pin.
The basis for pins and trophies for this section shall be the IGFA points system i.e. the
weight of the fish multiplied by 100 and divided by the breaking strain of the line.
To qualify for pins and trophies the fish must equal or exceed the breaking strain of the
line except for the following species, which also have minimum weights:
Sharks 30kg Albacore 7kg
S/B Spearfish 10kg Marlin 90kg
Mahimahi 4kg Tuna 10kg
Y/T Kingfish 1 meter Wreckfish 10kg
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trophy rules
7d. TAG and RELEASE fish
A Silver pin will be awarded to the first angler to tag and release a marlin.
All tag cards and TGFC catch cards must be accompanied by a photograph/video clearly
showing the tag in the fish.
A tagged and released fish is recognized by the TSFC as a caught fish i.e. if the first
billfish of the season is tagged and released, it will qualify for the first billfish of season
trophy. This applies for billfish only.
8. CLUB RECORDS
A Club record shall be awarded to the angler who catches the first qualifying fish of each
species in each line class i.e. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6,8,10,15,24,37 and 60kg.Each qualifying fish that
is subsequently caught weighing heavier by 500 grams also qualifies for and replaces
the current Club record.
To qualify for Club records the fish must be caught in accordance with IGFA international
angling rules. Only monofilament can claim Club records or adhering to the IGFA Top-
shot rule.
The minimum accepted weight for any Club record catch claim is 0.453kg (1lb).
A list of all current Club record holders is held on the Club’s records board in the
clubrooms and published on the Club’s website.
9. POINTS (Angler and Boat)
Points shall be awarded to individual anglers and boats for all qualifying fish weighed
and tagged & released. Points will accumulate towards annual individual angler and
boat totals.
Points shall be awarded for qualifying fish weighed based on the IGFA points system i.e.
the weight of the fish multiplied by 100 and divided by the breaking strain of the line.
The following points shall be awarded for fish tagged and released:
Billfish 400 point Shortbilled Spearfish 150 points
Shark 100 points Tuna (Yellowfin, Big Eye, Bluefin) 150 points
Mahi Mahi 50 points Y/T Kingfish 50 points (over 1 meter)
Points shall also be awarded to individual boat totals for qualifying fish weighed and
tagged and released by Day members.
10. TROPHIES
A list of trophies with condition and winner shall be published annually in the Club’s
yearbook together with a list of trophies not awarded and their conditions.
If a species of fish for a Club trophy is not caught within Chart 54, that trophy may be
awarded to a fish caught within NZ Territorial waters.
20 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018rules for sponsored fishing
tournaments
Headquarters
Headquarters for each contest will be the Sulphur Point Clubrooms. Tournament
communications will be through VHF Channel 3 or Coastguard VHF Channel 66.
Eligibility
All anglers must be current financial members of the Tauranga Sport Fishing Club or
other NZSFC member club, or have a paid current Day Anglers Fishing Card. All fish are
eligible provided they are species nominated for the contest, exceed the minimum
weight and were caught on line not exceeding 60kg test, or line specified for a
particular contest.
Fishing Area
All water encompassed in Hydrographic Modified Chart number NZ54 - Cuvier Island to
East Cape. Line north of Lottin Point northwards as per Sponsors Grid Chart.
Entries
Entry forms accompanied by contest fees must be received by the TSFC Office, Sulphur
Point by the time specified on the entry form. Entries will be accepted by direct debit or
on our website at www.tsfc.co.nz up until the day prior to the event. After this time,
entries will only be accepted at the Club. Contest starting dates and times will be
detailed on the entry form for each contest.
Teams
Anglers may fish tournaments as individuals including fishing from PWCs and kayaks as
long as they have communications with Coastguard Channel 01 or a support vessel.
Anglers may transfer from boat to boat during the contest, but fish or points are not
transferable and remain with the nominated boat. Contest headquarters must be
notified immediately in writing of any angler transfers.
Cancellation of contest
There will be, in the main, no cancellation of a contest. If, due to the extenuating
circumstances or severe weather conditions, the contest is cancelled or postponed,
notification of such cancellations will be before start fishing on any given day of the
contest.
Refunds
If a full cancellation occurs and no further date is set for the contest, the Administrator
shall, upon written application from the team captain, refund the contest fees. Full
refunds will be given for any reason prior to the tournament provided it is requested 24
hours before briefing.
Briefing
Briefing is compulsory and the team captain or nominated team member fishing the
tournament must register at briefing night and attend and remain until the conclusion of
briefing unless prior approval to not attend has been given by the Tournament
Convenor.
www.tsfc.co.nz 21Stop Fishing Stop Fishing shall be the end of the contest. All catch cards must be in the weighmasters hands by final weigh in time on the last day of the tournament. Fish caught after weigh in time on all days except the last day of the tournament will go into the next days catch. Weighstation The weighstation for all contests will be the TSFC Contest Headquarters at Sulphur Point. All fish must be weighed from the boat on which they were caught. Condition of Capture All fish to be presented to the weighstation fresh or chilled but not frozen. Catch Cards Normal TSFC Catch Cards will be used and must be completed by the time of the weigh in. Minimum Fish Weights The minimum weights for fish in all sponsored tournaments unless otherwise stated on the tournament entry form are: Billfish 90kg Tuna 15kg Albacore 7kg Skipjack 5kg Mahimahi 4kg Kingfish 1 meter S/B Spearfish 10kg Snapper 2kg Broadbill must exceed line weight Line Breaking Strain The maximum line breaking strain used shall be 60kg. Braid: Braid may be used in tournaments. If the events are line class events, then the top-shot rule applies. Disputes The TSFC Committee will appoint judges to investigate disputes. Such disputes must be received by contest headquarters in writing within three hours of the contest closing time. The decision of the judges will be final. Weighmasters Any authorized weighmaster may weigh fish. General The above Rules of the Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. take precedence over Club Rules for Pins and Trophies and IGFA Rules during sponsored contests only. However, IGFA Rules will cover any matters not covered by these rules. All fish caught during a sponsored contest by current financial members of the TSFC are eligible for Club Records, Pins and Trophies providing the fish has been caught in accordance with the TSFC Rules for Pins and Trophies. This does not apply for Day anglers. Points will be awarded to boats for fish caught by Day Anglers. This applies to the following trophies only: Most Billfish points from a private launch – “Lady Luck Trophy” and Most Billfish points from a commercial launch – “De Luxa Trophy”. Rule changes may be implemented prior to the start of the event for any reason and will be communicated clearly at briefing. 22 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
measure and
release rules
LONGEST KINGFISH & SNAPPER MEASURE AND RELEASE CATEGORIES
The fish must swim away and be returned in good condition for an entry to be eligible.
LENGTH PHOTO REQUIREMENTS;
A. MEASURING REQUIREMENTS
1.Fish must be measured using a IGFA, NZ Fishing Competition, Decoro or Top Catch
measure board. Measure boards should be used on a flat surface. No other measures
accepted unless checked with Tournament Convener.
2.The fish’s snout must be touching the nose stop with the mouth closed and free of lures or
lifting devices.
3.With the fish lying on top of the measuring device, measurements will be taken from the
most forward part of the fish’s snout with the mouth closed to the rear centre edge of the tail.
4.All measurements will be made in 0.5 centimetres increments.
5.Fish that measure between increments shall be recorded at the lower of the two
increments. For example, a fish that measures between 45 and 45.5 centimetres will
have a recorded length of 45 centimetres. This is determined by the last line that falls
inside of the fork in the tail. A fork length “on the line” will mean again the lower of the
two increments.
B. PHOTOGRAPHIC REQUIREMENTS
All measured and released fish require photographic evidence clearly showing the fish on
a TSFC approved measure board. Photographs included with applications must contain
the following information.
1.The full length of the fish on the measuring device clearly showing the
position of the mouth and tail. The fish may be held in position, but must be done
in a manner that does not obscure the view of the fish on the tape.
2.A close up showing the position of the fish’s nose and tail on the measuring device.
3.Every fish must have the angler number included in the picture (placed on the fish)
Angler numbers are issued at registration and will be your Angler Number.
4.If in doubt take extra photographs, or even GoPro footage to authenticate.
5.All photographs must be digital and recorded on SD or CF cards or be able to be
emailed from cell phones so that resolution is clear (when zoomed in) Please bring in
USB lead to the camera for any other format. Photos can be emailed to office@tsfc.co.nz
or roly@tsfc.co.nz and must be high enough resolution to clearly see measure.
6.All entries must be submitted on a TSFC catch card and presented to the weigh station.
Angler complete with catch card, measure board and photographic proof must be at the
weigh station by final weigh in time.
Any doubt as to the authenticity or accuracy of the measured fish will result
in disqualification.
www.tsfc.co.nz 23tournament convenors report The 2018/19 season will probably best be remembered for the great Bluefin run and one of the best One Base Tournaments for some time. A wonderful combination of big blue marlin, good weather, good luck, fun loving competitors and of course outstanding sponsors all made for some special times… that’s for sure! This year we ran 13 of our own tournaments event. Great Hero Shots prizes thanks to the and hosted 8. With the start of the season team at Spark Business Hub and every year being pretty challenging with inclement the ladies just seem to ‘up the ante’ when it weather, as we eased into February it did seem comes to the Fancy dress. to get better as we managed to run all of our Finally, well done to all of our new Club, events. (Although the Fish N Chicks did get it New Zealand and World record breakers. It’s tough again! Next year Ladies will be perfect!) been so good to see our younger anglers The Sponsors Grid again this past year was dominating in this space and as a Club our the financial corner stone for our events and challenge is continuing to attract the kids and the club operations with sponsors contributing families to our wonderful Club. generously back in June for a slice of the grid With too many event to go through we would real estate. While we do our best to promote like to acknowledge all of our event sponsors, our sponsors, the true benefit for a sponsor grid sponsors and volunteer sponsors as is when members choose to shop, rent, together it is these people and business that hire or purchase from a sponsor. So please make events in the Tauranga Sport Fishing support our sponsors so that they choose to Club something special. The calendar is sponsor us. set already for the 2019/20 season and is This past year we have had some wonderful available online, so to all of our anglers please new sponsors with Stoney Creek coming on check it out! It is packed with great events this board and really getting in behind the One season. So come and get involved, there will Base. The starter bag giveaways were simply be good fish to catch, prizes to be won and fun next level and the clothing throughout the to be had. We look forward to seeing you this prize pool was simply outstanding. coming season! Mix Up Concrete also replaced our long time Bridgeman Concrete sponsor for our ladies Tight Lines event Fish n’ Chicks, so it was great to show Roly Bagshaw Mix Up what was involved with this awesome 24 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
TSFC catch data 2018/19 season
SPECIES WEIGHED T&R M&R TOTAL
STRIPED MARLIN 21 54 75
BLUE MARLIN 20 5 25
BROADBILL 5 6 11
SHORTBILL SPEARFISH 16 5 21
MAKO 2 2
HAMMERHEAD 1 1
BRONZE WHALER 4 4
TUNA (YELLOWFIN) 3 3
TUNA (BIG EYE) 1 1
TUNA (SOUTHERN BLUEFIN) 19 19
TUNA (SLENDER) 2 2
TUNA (SKIPJACK) 44 44
ALBACORE 37 37
KAHAWAI 77 77
SNAPPER 143 42 185
TREVALLY 55 55
YELLOWTAIL (KINGFISH) 36 38 74
MAHIMAHI 5 5
WRECKFISH 32 32
TARAKIHI 31 31
OTHER 125 125
TOTAL: 672 77 80 829
www.tsfc.co.nz 25event & tournament calendar 1 July 2018 – 30 June 2019 JULY 2018 Russell Hardie / Marine Reflections TOP GUN CHALLENGE Sunday July 1st – Tuesday December 31st TSFC Quiz Night Wednesday 4th July TSFC Annual Prize Giving Saturday 28th July AUGUST 2018 TSFC Quiz Night Wednesday 1st August TSFC AGM Saturday 25th August SEPTEMBER 2018 Tarpaulin Makers ALBY/PUKA Tournament Saturday 1st – Sunday 30th September TSFC Quiz Night Wednesday 5th September INTERCLUB Tournament Sat 29th & Sun 30th September (No reserve) OCTOBER 2018 TSFC Quiz Night Wednesday 3rd October MONSTER TROUT Tournament Friday 5th - Sun 7th October (No reserve) NOVEMBER 2018 Melbourne Cup Tuesday 6th November TSFC Quiz Night Wednesday 7th November SNAPPER/KINGFISH Tournament Sat 17th & Sun 18th November DECEMBER 2018 TSFC Kid’s Christmas Party Saturday 8th December TSFC Ham Night Tuesday 11th December Christmas Day Tuesday 25th December – CLUB CLOSED Boxing Day Wed 26th December – Club open 12pm JANUARY 2019 Hirepool TRAILER BOAT Tournament Friday 4th & Saturday 5th January All About Construction GAME ON Tournament Friday 18th - Sunday 20th January FEBRUARY 2019 FISH N’ CHICKS Tournament Friday 8th – Sat 9th February (No reserve) JA Russell Fishing Tournament Friday 15th February NZSFC NATIONALS Tournament Saturday 16th – Saturday 23th February WISH 4 FISH COMPETITION Saturday 23th February 26 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
Donaghys Fishing Tournament Wednesday 27th February
MARCH 2019
TSFC ONE BASE Wed 6th – Sat 9th March (No reserve)
Western Bay Services Tournament Monday 18th – Wednesday 20th March
Mount ITM BILLFISH BONANZA Tournament Friday 22nd – Sunday 24th March
APRIL 2019
Contractors Federation Tournament Saturday 6th April
ANZAC Day Thursday 25th April – Club open 1pm
Okuma TAKE A KID FISHING Tournament Saturday 27th April
MAY 2019
GFAB Trailers BROADBILL CHALLENGE Wednesday 1st – Friday 31st
ECOLAB Fishing Tournament Briefing 14th, Fishing 15th May
Hunting & Fishing SNAPPER CLASSIC Sat 18th – Sun19th May
JUNE 2019
Sponsors Evening & Grid Auction Wednesday 12th June
The Polaris BIG FOUR COMPETITION Saturday 22nd – Saturday 29th June
www.tsfc.co.nz 27tournament results
TOP GUN CHALLENGE 1st July-31st December 2018
JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER
TARAKIHI Min 1kg TREVALLY Min 1kg GURNARD Min 0.5KG
OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
JOHN DORY Min 1.5kg SNAPPER Min 2.5kg KINGFISH Min 1 metre
MONTHLY PRIZES FOR THE BIGGEST NOMINATED SPECIES:
Shimano Sedona 4000 + Catana + Braid + Cap
BNT Socket Set
$100 Club Voucher
Entry: Just $20 for 6 months!!
TOP GUN
CHALLENGE
1 JULY - 31 DEC 2018
TROPHY WINNER -
ANGLER WITH MOST POINTS OVERALL
1st Luke Dolman 43 pts
2nd Michael Wheeler 36 pts
3rd Les Sayers 31 pts
4th Jaime Lee 21 pts
5th Cliff Morgan-French 19 pts
1st 70% $644.00
2nd 20% $184.00
3rd 10% $92.00
TOTAL $920.00
Luke Dolman - winner.
28 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018TOURNAMENT 1-30 SEPT 2018
In conjunction with...
SPECIES ANGLER BOATNAME FISH LINE AREA
WT KG WT KG
ALBACORE
1st Andy McKay HOOKED UP Albacore 21.58 24 Mayor Island
2nd Andy McKay HOOKED UP Albacore 19.52 24 Mayor Island
Albacore Average Weight ( kg)
19.005kg Tony Dolman REEL HEAVEN Albacore 18.800 37 Mayor Island
WRECKFISH (BASS, BLUENOSE, HAPUKU)
1st Dillon Buckton SITARA Hapuka 18.840 24 Mayor Knolls
2nd Matt Buckton SITARA Hapuka 12.500 24 Mayor Knolls
WRECKFISH AVERAGE WEIGHT (KG)
7.656kg Adam Harvey COASTAL ROVER Bluenose 8.070 24 Mayor Knolls
JUNIOR ANGLER
Adam Harvey COASTAL ROVER Bluenose 8.070 24 Mayor Knolls
2014 STATISTICS 2018
34 ANGLERS 49
4 JUNIORS 2
5 TOTAL FISH 22
4 Albacore 4
1 Hapuka 2
0 Bluenoss 15
0 Bass 1
www.tsfc.co.nz 29tournament results ALBACORE/HAPUKA CONT... 30 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
BATTLE OF THE BAYS
Tauranga Sport Fishing Club &
Mount Maunganui Sportfishing Club
Interclub Tournament
29 - 30 September 2018
SPECIES CLUB ANGLER BOAT FISH WT KG
GURNARD
1st TSFC Steve Vercoe SHEARWATER 1.225
2nd MMSFC Murray Wooster MOVANI 0.994
3rd TSFC Jason Hamlyn RIBA 0.888
SNAPPER
1st MMSFC Carey Wilson ENTICER 9.865
2nd TSFC Mason Achison OPTIMUS 9.276
3rd MMSFC Te Pua Russell NAILED IT 9.072
TREVALLY
1st TSFC Charlie ChampnessKING HIT 4.540
2nd TSFC Charlie ChampnessKING HIT 4.124
3rd MMSFC Hayden Speed MAYHEM 3.955
KINGFISH
1st TSFC Charlie ChampnessKING HIT 23.480
2nd TSFC Michael Wheeler KING HIT 17.440
3rd TSFC Michael Wheeler KING HIT 16.020
TARAKIHI
1st TSFC Anthony Hedgman TUFF A NUFF 1.640
2nd TSFC Marty Saunders TUFF A NUFF 1.560
3rd TSFC Mark Armistead ROBOT 1.490
JOHN DORY
1st TSFC Luke Dolman REEL HEAVEN 2.150
2nd TSFC Mark Cairns FORTE 2.050
3rd MMSFC Winston Cox EFISHNT 1.985
www.tsfc.co.nz 31tournament results INTERCLUB CONT... SPECIES CLUB ANGLER SPECIES BOAT FISH WT KG KAHAWAI 1st TSFC Adam Harvey COASTAL ROVER 3.070 2nd TSFC Russell Harvey COASTAL ROVER 2.925 3rd TSFC Rod Barnett AMBER LOUISE 2.790 WRECKFISH 1st MMSFC Cody Burdis Bluenose NORA 22.640 2nd MMSFC Cody Burdis Hapuka NORA 16.780 3rd TSFC Lee Thomson Bluenose NAUTILUS 10.240 JUNIOR PRIZE - Heaviest fish: Hayden Speed/Snapper 8.625 SQUAREBUSH TROPHY - Heaviest Snapper for a Junior: Not Awarded STATISTICS 2017 TSFC MMSFC TOTAL 46 ANGLERS 40 86 94 FISH 100 194 295.445 WEIGHT 157 452.445 183 POINTS 205 STATISTICS 2018 TSFC MMSFC TOTAL 102 ANGLERS 55 157 215 FISH 115 330 514.681 WEIGHT 307.191 821.872 291 POINTS 134 SPECIES TSFC MMSFC TOTAL Wreckfish 13 7 20 Gurnard 18 2 20 John Dory 43 31 74 Kahawai 5 0 5 Kingfish 35 21 56 Snapper 69 27 96 Terakihi 20 20 40 Trevally 12 7 19 TOTAL 215 115 330 32 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
B ER 2018
5-7 OCTO
ANGLER NAME FISH WT KG CM SPECIES LOCATION
Heaviest Trout - Land Based
1st Richard Montgomrie 2.980 570cm Rainbow Jack Rotoiti
Heaviest Trout - Boat Based
1st Daniel Dolman 3.560 630cm Brown Jack Rotoiti
2 - 5 Heaviest Overall
2nd Luke Dolman 2.970 630cm Rainbow Jack Rotoiti
3rd Alister Young 2.830 580cm Rainbow Jack Rotoiti
4th Brent Christie 2.770 585cm Rainbow Jack Rotoiti
5th Terry Bailey 2.630 585cm Rainbow Jack Rotoiti
Heaviest by Junior Angler
Eden Windleborne 2.180 635cm Rainbow Jack Rotoiti
Heaviest by Lady Angler
Debbie Firth 2.390 565cm Rainbow Jack Rotoiti
Best Condition Factor overall
CF 71.34 Daniel Dolman 1.740 445cm Rainbow Hen Rotoiti
Average Weight
Alex Pikia 1.760 550cm Rainbow Jack Tarawera
Mystery Weight Winner
2.15kg Sam Jensen 2.160 550cm
Team Prize (most released fish)
Team Catapult - Zac Nicholson.
28 fish released TARAWERA
2016 2017 STATISTICS 2018
53 60 Anglers 64
103 96 Fish Caught 68
2.136 1.749 AVERAGE WEIGHT 1.759
* This tournament has one prize per fish.
2018 - 63 FISH RELEASED
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS...
www.tsfc.co.nz 33tournament results MONSTER TROUT CONT... 34 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
TOURNAMENT 17-18 NOVEMBER 2018 RESERVE 25-26 November
ANGLER BOAT SPECIES FWT LENGTH AREA
HEAVIEST SNAPPER
1Jamie Lee REEL HEAVEN Snapper 10.695 White Island
2Aidan Brown IN PURSUIT Snapper 8.980 Motiti
3Blair Mouat STERLING BELLE Snapper 5.775 Mayor
HEAVIEST KINGFISH
1Jason Hamlyn RIBA Kingfish 15.880 108.500 Mayor
2Pulung SukmahadiROBOT Kingfish 13.960 105.000 Mayor
3DRAWN
MEASURE & RELEASE SNAPPER
1Aidan Brown IN PURSUIT Snapper 76.000
2Lawrence Flude GULFSEEKER Snapper 75.000 White Island
3Neil Curle HIGH NOON Snapper 74.000
MEASURE & RELEASE KINGFISH
1Kyle Ericksen ELEVAR Kingfish 114.000 Mayor
2Butch WaterhouseOKURA 2 Kingfish 111.000 Brewis Shoal
3Shirley WaterhouseOKURA 2 Kingfish 106.500 Mayor
DAVE FOLEY MEMORIAL TROPHY (Longest Kingfish Measure & Release)
Kyle Ericksen ELEVAR 114.000
DECORO SNAPPER/KINGFISH CHAMPION TEAM (Longest Combined Length M&R Snapper/
Kingfish Champion Team)
IN PURSUIT 177.500 (Snapper- 76.000 Kingfish - 105.300)
OVERALL HEAVIEST FISH FOR JUNIOR
Jack Frost THE SEXY BEAST Snapper 3.150
OVERALL LONGEST FISH FOR JUNIOR
Jack Frost THE SEXY BEAST Kingfish 78.500
www.tsfc.co.nz 35tournament results SNAPPER/KINGFISH CONT... 2018 STATISTICS 2017 102 Total Anglers 124 12 Junior Anglers 4 35 Teams 48 18 Snapper M&R 27 15 Snapper Weigh 11 22 Kingfish M&R 19 2 Kingfish Weigh 3 57 Total Fish 38 36 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
TOURNAMENT 4 - 5 JAN 2019
Angler Name Boat Name Species FWT
HONDA MARINE SNAPPER - MEASURE & RELEASE
1 Aidan Brown IN PURSUIT Snapper 72.000
2 Kirstie Huxtable GAME CHANGER Snapper 68.500
3 David Hunt BLUE MOON II Snapper 59.500
HONDA MARINE KINGFISH - MEASURE & RELEASE
1 David Hunt BLUE MOON II Kingfish 113.000
2 Reuben Mair NIGHTMAIR Kingfish 108.000
3 Duncan Johnson REEL FUN Kingfish 105.500
3 Mike Speed MAYHEM Kingfish 105.500
HEAVIEST BILLFISH (Black, Blue, Striped Marlin, Broadbill & S/B Spearfish)
1 Colin Christmas GAME KEEPER S/B Spearfish 10.600
2 DRAWN
3 DRAWN
HEAVIEST SNAPPER
1 Scott Parry HOLY SHIP Snapper 9.780
2 Tyler Speed MAYHEM Snapper 7.005
3 Scott Parry HOLY SHIP Snapper 5.360
www.tsfc.co.nz 37tournament results
TRAILER BOAT CONT...
Angler Name Boat Name Species FWT
HEAVIEST KAHAWAI
1 Darren Richardson BUTZ Kahawai 2.615
2 Mike Honore SALTY MISTRESS Kahawai 2.610
3 Praveen Pillay HUSTLER Kahawai 2.570
HEAVIEST SKIPJACK TUNA
1 Sharryn Clark EXTREME Skipjack Tuna 4.105
2 Andrew Lory THE OFFICE Skipjack Tuna 4.075
3 Reuben Mair NIGHTMAIR Skipjack Tuna 3.915
HEAVIEST ALBACORE TUNA
1 DRAWN
2 DRAWN
3 DRAWN
HEAVIEST TUNA OVERALL
Sharryn Clark EXTREME Skipjack Tuna 4.105
HEAVIEST WRECKFISH (Bass, Bluenose & Hapuka)
1 Joe Gordon MANGAWHAI MISTRESS Bluenose 17.200
2 Andy McKay HOOKED UP Hapuka 17.200
3 Russell Hay MANGAWHAI MISTRESS Bluenose 11.100
HEAVIEST TREVALLY
1 Praveen Pillay HUSTLER Trevally 3.450
HEAVIEST JOHN DORY
1 Slade Kerr HIGH N’ DRY John Dory 1.670
HEAVIEST GURNARD
1 Bob Lambert WINE ME UP Gurnard 0.615
HEAVIEST BY A LADY ANGLER
1 Sharryn Clark EXTREME Skipjack Tuna 4.105
2 Leanne Lory THE OFFICE Skipjack Tuna 3.560
3 Leanne Lory THE OFFICE Skipjack Tuna 3.545
BLACK MAGIC HEAVIEST BY A JUNIOR ANGLER
1 Hayden Speed MAYHEM Hapuka 7.010
2 Tyler Speed MAYHEM Snapper 7.005
3 Jovanna Pillay HUSTLER Skipjack Tuna 3.270
RAYMARINE BEST HERO SHOT
1 MAYHEM
2 HUSTLER
3 MAYHEM
38 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 20182018 STATISTICS 2019
210 Total Anglers 126
19 Junior Anglers 12
28 Lady Anglers 15
75 Teams 47
15 Snapper 13
22 M&R Snapper 16
52 Kahawai 23
32 Trevally 9
15 John Dory 1
42 Skipjack Tuna 44
15 Albacore Tuna 0
1 Yellowfin Tuna 0
1 Shortbill Spearfish 1
6 Wreckfish 14
2 Gurnard 3
31 M&R Kingfish 31
0 Marlin 0
234 Total Fish 155
www.tsfc.co.nz 39tournament results 2018 STATISTICS 2019 97 Total Anglers 153 6 Junior Anglers 9 31 Teams 48 3 Yelllowfin Tuna 0 0 Big Eye Tuna 1 6 Albacore Tuna 7 0 Skipjack Tuna 0 1 Blue/Black Marlin 1 0 Broadbill 0 1 Striped Marlin 5 1 T&R Marlin 4 3 Mahi Mahi 0 2 S/B Spearfish 3 16 Total Fish 17 40 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
C o n s tr u c ti o n
E O N!
GA M NA M E N T
201 9
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T 18 - 19
Angler Boat Species WT Line WT Area
TWO HEAVIEST TUNA
1 Amanda ThompsonFIRST CLASS Big Eye Tuna 72.600 37 First Mortgage Trust
2 Nick Montgomery OCEAN PACIFIC Albacore 17.040 60 FMT Mortgage Finance
TWO HEAVIEST FROM EITHER BLUE/BLACK MARLIN OR BROADBILL
1 Carl Shannon ANDROS Blue Marlin 191.800 37 High Duty Plastics
2 DRAWN
TWO HEAVIEST STRIPED MARLIN
1 Tony Drysdale ERICE MARIE Striped Marlin 103.800 37 Port of Tauranga
2 DRAWN
TEAM WITH MOST T&R MARLIN
FREE FLO/KYRENIA/RIBA/HAPPY HOUR
HEAVIEST FISH CAUGHT BY JUNIOR ANGLER - DRAWN
HEAVIEST MAHI MAHI - DRAWN
HEAVIEST SHORTBILL SPEARFISH
Deryk Nielsen BLACK LABEL S/B Spearfish 13.800 37 High Duty Plastics
CALCUTTA WINNERS
BOAT Points
1 KYRENIA 550 points $6,639.75
2 ANDROS 518.38 points $1,532.25
3 RIBA 400 points $340.50
FREE FLO 400 points
HAPPY HOUR 400 points
www.tsfc.co.nz 41tournament results Angler Boatname Species FWT LWT SPONSORS GRID HEAVIEST BILLFISH (Blue, Black, Broadbill) 1Caitlin Holmberg ELEVAR BLUE MARLIN 171.300 37 Stoney Creek 2Louise Stewart OCEAN MONARCH BLUE MARLIN 112.900 37 Stoney Creek HEAVIEST STRIPED MARLIN 1DRAWN 2DRAWN HEAVIEST KINGFISH 1Jill Marsh OKURA II KINGFISH 13.200 37 Champness Roofing 2Shirley Waterhouse OKURA II KINGFISH 13.020 37 Champness Roofing HEAVIEST SNAPPER 1Tania Simons OPTIMUS SNAPPER 9.600 15 Champness Roofing 2Sheryl Thornton ENCORE SNAPPER 7.190 10 Champness Roofing 3Shirley WaterhouseOKURA II SNAPPER 5.395 37 Champness Roofing HEAVIEST TREVALLY 1Carolyn Eldridge KIWOZ TREVALLY 2.975 Champness Roofing 2Janet Quarrie KIWOZ TREVALLY 2.970 Champness Roofing 3Janet Quarrie KIWOZ TREVALLY 2.265 Champness Roofing TAGGED BILLFISH 1Meagan Mackay OCEAN MONARCH STRIPED MARLIN T&R 37 Stoney Creek 2/3/4 DRAWN HEAVIEST TARAKIHI 1Michelle Clark OKURA II TARAKIHI 1.005 10 Champness Roofing 2/3 DRAWN 42 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
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