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2017- 2018 YEARBOOK
Official Publication of the Tauranga Sport Fishing Club (Inc) www.tsfc.co.nz
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contents
TOURNAMENTS
6 Club Executive 24 Tournaments and
Events Calendar
8 Honorary Life Members
26 Russell Hardie Top Gun
10 President’s Report
27 Monster Trout
12 Manager’s Report
29 Interclub
14 Club Information
32 DeCoro Snapper/Kingfish
15 Hours of Operation
35 Hirepool Trailer Boat
16 Club Records, Pins, Points &
Trophy Rules 38 All About Construction
Game On
19 Rules for Sponsored
Fishing Tournaments 41 Bridgeman Concrete
Fish n Chicks
22 Tournament Convenor’s
Report 44 A1 Home One Base
48 Mount ITM Billfish Bonanza
Cover Photo: Colin Markov fishing on Ocean
Monarch with his 350.2kg Blue Marlin. 50 Okuma Take a Kid Fishing
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62 New Club/NZ and
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64 Pin Fish
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66 Fish Tally Seals
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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
www.tsfc.so.nz
2017 - 2018 EDITION
Published by Ink IQ Ltd www.inkiq.co.nz
Home of New Zealand Bay Fisher Magazine
2017 – 2018 CLUB EXECUTIVE
Patron Jill Gray
President Tony Dolman
Vice President Deryk Nielsen
Club Captain Aaron Layne 2016-17 EXECUTIVE AND CO
Committee Adam Milnes
Bruce Mack
2016-17 EXECUTIVE AND COMMITTEE
Eric Tait
2016-17
2016-17 EXECUTIVE
EXECUTIVE
PRESIDENT ANDAND COMMITTEE
COMMITTEE
VICE PRESIDENT
Leanne Lory
PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT CLUB CAPTAIN
Jo Oxenham PRESIDENT
PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT CLUB CAPTAIN
CLUB CAPTAIN
Club Secretary/Manager Roly Bagshaw
Office Manager Courtenay Robinson
Accounts Manager Liz Monks
Bar Manager Jackie Henry
EXECUTIVE AND COMMITTEE
2016-17
17 EXECUTIVE ANDEXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
2016-17
2016-17 AND
EXECUTIVE
EXECUTIVE AND
AND COMMITTEE Tony Dolman
COMMITTEE
COMMITTEE
Deryk Neilsen
Tony
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PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT CLUB CAPTAIN PATRON
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PATRON
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COMMITTEE
COMMITTEE ADAM MILNES
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LEANNE LORY
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Jill Gray
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COMMITTEE Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
COMMITTEE Leanne Lory Bruce Mack Jo Oxenham
COMMITTEE COMMITTEE
Don Brock COMMITTEE
COMMITTEE COMMITTEE Eric Tait COMMITTEE
Jill Gray COMMITTEE COMMITTEE Adam Milnes
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honorary life members J Mowlem J Louden N Hansen N Mockett 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 8 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
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president’s report
Adaption of the Presidents report tabled at the AGM
I would like to especially thank Jill, Roly, Aaron, Deryk, Eric, Adam, Leanne and Jo for all their
support during a year. We have jointly had to make a number of pretty tough decisions and
deal with some interesting issues over the year.
We congratulate all our anglers who have achieved personal, club, national and international
goals. We also acknowledge and thank all our club members who have supported the club
throughout the year.
I intend to break with tradition, and instead of talking about Medals and Gongs, I will talk about:
• Club Finances
• The Management Enhancement Program we have recently undertaken
• NZSFC affiliation and the fees we pay
• In House Club Business Mentors. - Should we elect a couple of well- respected members
each year to be available to offer advice as required to the TSFC Club executive?
CLUB FINANCES
Our budget for the F/Y 2018 was a 20k positive margin. The final result was a deficit of 56k
Key factors contributing to a 56k deficit were:
• Stricter accounting depreciation rules/reporting and the resultant increase of 32k on
buildings taking total depreciation to 55k for the year. This was debated vigorously with
our auditor, and some concessions were gained, however we cannot avoid recording the
adjusted book (non cash) entry in our annual accounts. This building depreciation will
continue in the years ahead.
• Reduction in ASB Easy Fund dividend, projected to be around 8k by advisors, however
international economic factors have intervened and it is less than half the predicted
amount. The economists are optimistic of an improved result in the coming year, and we
are hopeful of a better outcome next year.
• Restaurant losses 28k (operating loss 10k and Extraordinary 18k). These have included
some large capital costs (e.g. replacement chiller) which were unbudgeted at the
beginning of the year, and some staff and related expenses that were unavoidable for us.
• Other - 8k – trading
Summary of Variance 76k
Key Governance indicators in the performance report are;
• Cash Flow shows actual (16k) compared to P&L report (56k)
• This shows that although we are recording 28k losses in Restaurant, we managed to
only burn 16k cash over-all — In my view a respectable result.
• The Club actually managed to absorb some pretty lumpy Extraordinary Costs and Losses
resulting with minimal adverse effect on cash flow.
2018-2019 TSFC Budget
A relatively conservative budget has been prepared for the year ahead, and we will work on
10 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018monitoring it very closely, however we are optimistic that other governance initiatives will
allow us to record a respectable positive result. - DN
TSFC MANAGEMENT ENHANCEMENT PROCESS & OUTCOME
Process: Six months ago the executive met to discuss several papers written by Eric and Tony
bringing attention to Management deficiencies delivering an acceptable level of Hospitality
and Growth.
The executive then agreed to engage Russell Drake Consulting to prepare some independent
advice on how we could improve Club management with particular focus on hospitality.
Russell Drake consulted with all key staff for their input and made a recommendation to
the executive.
• Stage one will be the appointment of a new Hospitality Manager who will be responsible
for the front-of-house event promotion, HR, restaurant and bar operation
• Stage Two will be a review of the Club management structure, including responsibility for
membership, promotion, fishing events, administration and accounting, as well as stage
one above.
Management Enhancement Program will deliver:
• Increased membership
• Increased events, delivering increased revenue
• Improved service and Experience while dining and socializing
• Increased financial capability of TSFC so that it will no longer be so dependent on the
www.tsfc.co.nz 11president’s report cont...
generosity of members and sponsors to survive as is currently the case. Yes, it needs to
stand on its own feet.
TSFC AFFILIATION FEES OF 24k Annually paid to NZSFC
Our Committee has for two years being questioning quality of governance and service we as
TSFC members receive---Do we get a bang for our buck!
I can report that your committee has played a major hand in questioning the performance
and governance of NZSFC board of directors and we have been guaranteed better service and
governance is in the wings.
I would also like to confirm that recently we met with Peter Campbell Vice President of the
NZSFC to thrash out an issue regarding questions we had asked of NZSFC some time ago
relating to other Clubs doctoring membership subs to the tune of many thousands of dollars
leaving Clubs like TSFC to subsidise the Clubs. I can confirm Peter has stepped in and swiftly
confirmed NZSFC policy with a letter confirming NZSFC will be applying the rules fairly in
future. Thank you Peter and Deryk for your support.
BUSINESS MENTORS- Available for TSFC executive to lean on occasionally for advice?
Tony Kinzett has proposed that we consider this, and it is advice well received. The incoming
committee have undertaken to follow this recommendation.
Thank you
Tony Dolman
President TSFC
manager’s report
As I roll into my fifth year at the Club, the past twelve months has brought about considerable
change. The Salt Kitchen management opted not to renew their lease back in October
presenting the Club with an opportunity to run our own restaurant. So from November
the Club took over the kitchen naming it the A-BUOY Marina Restaurant and immediately
employed staff as well as re-furnishing the space with new dining chairs. The additional
management of the restaurant business has been an adjustment for the committee,
management as well as members and we would like to thank members for your support
through this time.
Our summer and winter menu’s looked to cover a range of tastes and to date we have been
mostly very happy with the food that our kitchen has been producing. Improving systems and
upskilling staff has been a learning curve particularly at event times, so we were thrilled to
get Pedro (a previous TSFC caterer) back for a short term as a mentor to help set up the menu
12 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018and create good systems and structures. Please come and support the restaurant, the food is
great and the view from the deck outstanding on a good day!
We hope you enjoy the new layout and fresh changes to this yearbook. We believe the
switch to INK IQ is just what the yearbook needed and would like to thank Jodie Gollop for her
contributions to this and the many bits of artwork throughout the year.
The sponsors grid auction and sponsors evening continues to be a fantastic evening for
the Club and we cannot thank our sponsors enough for their support. Please familiarise
yourselves with the sponsors grid and support these businesses that support your Club. For
the sponsors we will be working hard at this end to give you as much value as possible across
a range of media.
With the fishing events running very well and tournament reciepts and sponsorship strong it
has become the focus of the committee to look more closely at strengthening our social rituals
and club evenings. Fostering more socially focused activities it’s hoped will boost club foot
traffic outside of event times. To achieve this we have undertaken an independent Club review
that has highlighted the best way to put a structure in place to achieve these goals. So we look
forward to reporting on this in the near future.
The Club has always been a great place to catch up with friends, family and your fishing
mates. We are in a superb location so make sure you spread the word and invite your guests
down and let’s keep the Club moving forward!
Roly Bagshaw
Manager TSFC
www.tsfc.co.nz 13club 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 The Club has a bar & lounge area with big screen TVs, a pool table, gaming room and designated kids zone with Xbox, Netflix, colouring and toys. We have an outside patio as well as a roof top deck offering magnificent views of Tauranga Harbour and the Mount. Our restaurant ‘A Buoy’ has a delicious set menu, as well as offering catering, buffet and platters on request to suit your booking. We also have a smaller intimate conference room that is available for hire and offer free wifi throughout the club. TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS We hold regular fishing tournaments throughout the year with great prize pools and awesome competition. Our weigh station is available most days during office hours – best to give us a call with your ETA and we will endeavour to have a weighmaster available. Other Club activities include club nights on Tuesday and Thursday each week (with the members draw and raffles), quiz nights, free presentations and seminars, bands, wine tasting and Firsty Friday happy hours and Annual Ham draw (remember to swipe your card on Club nights!) so there is plenty of reasons to come down and enjoy your Club. DRESS & BEHAVIOUR CODES As a Club with a strong family membership, a high standard of behaviour is expected. Foul language, drunkenness and disorderly conduct will not be tolerated. We encourage members to bring their children into the Club, but do ask that they are supervised at all times and that their behaviour does not interfere with the enjoyment of the club by other members. As a fishing club, dress standards are comfortable casual. However beanies, sleeveless singlets (males), dirty work boots, bare feet and smelly fish clothing are not permitted. VISITORS As a member of the TSFC you may bring as many non-members to the Club as you wish up to a maximum of three visits in any 12 month period. You are responsible for your guests and you are asked to please have them sign the ‘Visitors Book’ located in the Club foyer. CORRESPONDANCE The club’s ‘Weekly News Flash’ is emailed every Friday and the club’s quarterly magazine ‘The Gamefisher’ is available in print form or via email. These will keep you up to date with all the club catches and records as well as upcoming events. Contributions of editorial or informative material are welcomed and encouraged. Material for inclusion can be left with 14 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
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MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
Your club subscription includes membership to NZ Sport Fishing Club and International
Game Fishing Association which allows us to put your catches forward for NZ and World
records claims. Subscriptions include $9.00 ($5.50 Junior) affiliation fee with the New
Zealand Sport Fishing Council and $1.00 ($0.50 Junior) donation to NZ Marine Research
Foundation. You have the use of TSFC VHF Tournament Channel 3 & 5 and reciprocal visiting
rights ito other NZSFC and IGFA Clubs both in NZ and overseas.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30am – 5:00pm Monday – Friday
BAR HOURS: 11:00am until late Monday - Sunday
RESTAURANT HOURS: 11:00am – 2:00pm
5:00pm – 8:00pm Sunday - Thursday
11:00am – 2:00pm
5:00pm – 9:00pm Friday, Saturday & Public Holidays
11:00am – 9:00pm Friday & Saturday
(Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday)
(Open at 12pm on Boxing Day and 1pm on Anzac Day)
www.tsfc.co.nz 15club records, pins, points &
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
may 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.
16 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
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. Only monofilament can
claim Club records.
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.
The minimum acceptance 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.
18 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 are now through the club VHF CH 3 & 5.
Eligibility
All anglers must be current financial members of the Tauranga Sport Fishing Club or
other NZBGFC 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 Chart number NZ54 Modified - Cuvier Island to
East Cape. Eastern border from Lottin Point northwards.
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 can be made at the bar, via direct
credit or on the club website at www.tsfc.co.nz. Contest starting dates and times will be
detailed on the entry form for each contest.
Teams
A team will consist of a minimum of one angler with no maximum for a team, and all may
fish on any one day from the nominated boat. 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 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
before briefing.
www.tsfc.co.nz 19rules for sponsored fishing tournaments Briefing Briefing is compulsory and the team captain or nominated team member fishing the tournament must register at briefing night and attend briefing Stop 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 day’s catch. Weigh Station The weigh station 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 weigh station 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 Shark 90kg Tuna 15kg Albacore 7kg Skipjack 5kg Mahimahi 4kg Kingfish 1 metre 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. 20 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
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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 member of the TSFC committee and weighmaster list is authorized to 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”.
www.tsfc.co.nz 21tournament convenors report The Club ran and hosted 20 fishing tournaments in the past year, making our Club tournament calendar one of the busiest in the country. One of these was the Big Four Event which was run in conjunction with the Te Puna Hunting & Fishing Club. Now in its second year this event attracted 1000 keen anglers and hunters who competed over a week, all culminating in a massive prize giving! This has proven to be a fantastic networking event and exposure for our Club with numerous competitors joining the TSFC! We just had so many awesome events this made even more special with the capture year, and thankfully we got most of them away of a massive 350.2kg Blue Marlin to Colin although the weather was pretty marginal Markov fishing on Ocean Monarch. for a couple of them. Here are a couple of The Bridgeman Concrete FISH N CHICKS tournament insights; Tournament dates this year collided with a Our flagship A1 Homes One Base event is storm which this year confined the ladies still in hot demand with the 100 team cap to the harbour. Not a problem for this and extensive waiting list. Although the crew though with some wonderful photos introduction of a Wild Card draw allowed an submitted and actually some pretty nice additional 15 teams to compete this year and fish caught. Of course the party and the contributed to a larger prize pool for the event. fancy dress proving this event is just as Well done to Maree Atkinson on Sansparel much a social gathering as much as it is a winning the event with a 209.2kg Blue Marlin fishing tournament! (incredibly this is the second time Maree has The Broadbill Challenge was back and won this event…EPIC!) with an exciting twist, with the help of Bay The Hirepool Trailer Boat Tournament this Insurance Brokers we offered a $10,000 cash year was a boomer almost doubling the prize for the first sword caught over 250kg. number of anglers from the previous year. It Statistically it looked like a longshot as there was fantastic seeing so many sponsors taking had only ever been one fish caught over this the offer to turn up and fish. The Hero shot this mark in the Clubs’ 95 year history, this going year was hotly competed with some superb to L Chinn back in 1969. No one told Tony fishing shots turning up and the large species Dolman that though who slotted a 255.4kg schedule drawing the anglers. Thanks again sword through the uprights to claim the cash! to Scott and Mig from the Fishing & Adventure Welcome back to the MOUNT ITM crew show for all of your support! again signing up for the Billfish Bonanza The All About Construction Game On along with Hool Marine and Go Fuel. Ocean Tournament for the third year running ran Monarch struck again with Colin Markov the boat Calcutta allowing every boat to able to do no wrong this season winning bid at auction on their boat or another in the event with a 211.4kg Blue Marlin. We the hope they dominated the boat billfish recorded five striped marlin in the tag and points. A big thank you to Stu Langdon, our release category, plus a yellowfin and a full of life auctioneer, who always makes spearfish kept the weigh station busy on these events entertaining and in the process Sunday, while the mahi mahi proved elusive this year raised $9330. This event was at the end of the season. 22 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
TSFC CATCH DATA 2017-2018 SEASON
SPECIES WEIGHED T&R M&R TOTAL
Snapper 101 0 35 136
Albacore Tuna 40 0 0 40
Bass 1 0 0 1
Black Marlin 0 1 0 1
Blue Fin Tuna 33 0 0 33
Blue Marlin 14 10 0 24
Blue Shark 0 1 0 1
Bluenose 8 0 0 8
Broadbill Swordfish 11 4 0 15
Bronze Whaler Shark 0 3 0 3
Hammerhead Shark 0 3 0 3
Mahi Mahi 14 0 0 14
Mako Shark 0 3 0 3
Shortbilled Spearfish 10 1 0 11
Striped Marlin 18 64 0 82
Yellowfin Tuna 19 1 0 20
Yellowtail Kingfish 24 0 19 43
293 91 54 438
Overall the 2017-18 season was again compiling results and sorting angler lists
a busy one even though fish catch was and thank you to YOU the angler for coming
slightly down from the previous year. A big and competing!
thank you to our fish committee who helped Finally I’d like to offer a big shout out to
plan and run these events and the numerous all of our tournament sponsors as it is their
volunteers that assist is through the year. support that enables us to put on such great
Also thanks to Courtenay in our office for events.
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1 July 2017 – 30 June 2018
JULY 2017
Russell Hardie / Auto Super Shoppes - Greerton
TOP GUN CHALLENGE Saturday July 1st – Monday December 31st
Lions v ABs Sat 1st July
TSFC Quiz Night Wed 5th July
Lions v Abs Sat 8th July
TSFC Mid Winter Christmas Party Sat 15th July
TSFC Annual Prize Giving Sat 22nd July
AUGUST 2017
TSFC Quiz Night Wed 2nd August
TSFC Great Gatsby Casino Night Sat 12th August
TSFC AGM Sat 26th August
SEPTEMBER 2017
TSFC Quiz Night Wed 6th September
Albacore/Puka Tournament Sat 9th & Sun 10th September
(Reserve Sat 16th & Sun 17th September)
NZSFC AGM @ TSFC Thu 14th - Sat 16th September
OCTOBER 2017
TSFC Quiz Night Wed 4th October
MONSTER Trout Tournament Sat 7th & Sun 8th October (No reserve)
INTERCLUB Tournament Sat 14th & Sun 15th October (No reserve)
NOVEMBER 2017
TSFC Quiz Night Wed 1st November
Melbourne Cup Tue 7th November
Wish 4 Fish CASINO NIGHT Sat 11th November
Snapper/Kingfish Tournament Sat 18th & Sun 19th November
(Reserve Sat 25th & Sun 26th November)
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TSFC Kid’s Christmas Party Sat 9th December
TSFC Ham Night Tue 12th December
JANUARY 2018
Hirepool Trailer Boat Tournament Sat 6th & Sun 7th January
All About Construction
GAME ON Tournament Fri 19th - Sun 21st January
(Reserve Fri 26th - Sun 28th January)
FEBRUARY 2018
Fish n Chicks Tournament Fri 9th – Sat 10th February (No reserve)
NZSFC Nationals Tournament Sat 17th – Sat 24th February
MARCH 2018
TSFC One Base Wed 7th – Sat 10th March (No reserve)
MOUNT ITM
Billfish Bonanza Tournament Fri 23rd – Sun 25th March
(Reserve Fri 30th March –Sun 1st April)
Beach HOP Wed 21st- Sun 25th March
EASTER Fri 30th Mar – Mon 2nd April
APRIL 2018
Contractors Federation Tournament Sat 7th April
Western Bay Services Tournament Sun 8th April – Wed 11th April
OKUMA
Take A Kid Fishing Tournament Sat 14th April
MAY 2018
GFAB Trailers Broadbill Challenge Tue 1st May – Thu 31st May
Hunting & Fishing
Snapper Classic Tournament Sat 12th – Sun 13th May
(Reserve Sat 19th –Sun 20th)
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TOP GUN CHALLENGE
1 JULY - 31 DEC 2017
TROPHY WINNER -
ANGLER WITH MOST POINTS OVERALL
1st Luke Dolman 40pts
$812.00
2nd Aidan Brown 39pts
$232.00
3rd Mitchell Tombleson 32pts
$116.00
4th Praveen Pillay 23pts
4th Tony Brown 23pts
5th Frank Van Vroohaven 22pts
6th Corey Aitken 16pts
Luke Dolman
- winner.
26 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018OBER 2017
6 - 8 O CT
ANGLER NAME FISH WT KG LENGTH SPECIES LOCATION
Heaviest Trout - Overall (Monster Trout Trophy)
1st Equal O/A Olive Armistead 3.120 590 Rainbow Hen Rotoiti
1st Equal O/A Dean Tiriana 3.120 573 Rainbow Jack Rotoiti
Heaviest Trout - Land Based Only
1st Niko Blank 1.575 505 Rainbow Hen Tarawera
2nd - 5th Heaviest - Overall
2nd Graeme Cook 2.800 590 Rainbow Hen Rotoiti
3rd Georgia Barnett 2.775 610 Rainbow Hen Rotoiti
4th equal Luke Dolman 2.500 565 Rainbow Hen Rotoiti
4th equal Pat Swift 2.500 525 Rainbow Jack Rotoiti
Heaviest by Junior Angler
1st Equal O/A Olive Armistead 3.120 Rainbow Hen Rotoiti
Heaviest by Lady Angler
1st Rose McIvor 2.700 595 Rainbow Hen Rotoiti
Also 4th overall
Olive Armistead
Heaviest Trout
1st Equal O/A
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MONSTER TROUT TOURNAMENT 2017 CONT...
Best Condition Factor Overall
1st Alan Cogwsell 2.425 600 Rainbow hen Rotoiti
52.128
Top Boat (Most released fish) 1st The Waka 22 fish
Average Weight Prize 1st Swade Fraser 1.740
Mystery Weight Prize 1st Aiden Brown 2.220 Brown
2016 STATISTICS 2017
53 Anglers 60
103 Fish Caught 96
2.136 Average Weight 1.749
CANCELLED DUE TO POOR FORECAST
28 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018BATTLE OF THE BAYS
Tauranga Sport Fishing Club &
Mount Maunganui Sportfishing Club
Interclub
Tournament
14 - 15 October 2017
Mt Maunganui Sport Fishing Club
Total Points 205
Tauranga Sport Fishing Club
Total Points 183
CLUB ANGLER BOAT FISH WT/KG
GURNARD
1st TSFC Alana Duncan Cosmo 0.975
2nd MMSFC Winston Cox E-Fish-NT 0.865
3rd TSFC Peter Townhill Cowboy 0.825
SNAPPER
1st MMSFC Josh Hough Gulf Seeker 8.645
2nd MMSFC Josh Hough Gulf Seeker 8.245
3rd TSFC Lawrence Flude Gulf Seeker 6.960
TREVALLY
1st MMSFC Mitch Pennell Perfection 2.485
2nd MMSFC Shu Lim Old Guy 1.905
3rd MMSFC Rodger Desmond Centurion 1.745
KINGFISH
1st TSFC Shaun Mercer Half Cut 16.600
2nd DRAW
3rd DRAW
TARAKIHI
1st TSFC Dave Wallace Free Flo 1.290
2nd MMSFC Ray Bauden Santorini 1.210
3rd MMSFC Ted Cowin Centurion 1.070
JOHN DORY
1st MMSFC Karl Fitness Enticer 2.140
2nd MMSFC Winston Cox E-Fish-NT 1.840
3rd MMSFC Viv Tinto Movarie 1.810
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INTER CLUB CONT...
KAHAWAI
1st MMSFC Stephen Holmes First Mate 2.945
2nd MMSFC Bevan Leich Windherup 2.815
3rd MMSFC Josh Hough Gulf Seeker 2.715
WRECKFISH
1st TSFC Cade Burton Free Flo Bass 49.900
2nd TSFC Adam Milnes Black Label Bluenose 9.740
3rd TSFC Draydon Layne Ocean Warrior Bluenose 9.125
JUNIOR PRIZE
TSFC Cade Burton Free Flo 49.900
Squarebush Trophy - Heaviest Snapper/Junior
TSFC Mason de Raat Cosmo 2.605
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TOURNAMENT 18-19 NOVEMBER 2017 RESERVE 25-26 November
ANGLER NAME BOAT NAME SPECIES FWT LWT AREA
HEAVIEST SNAPPER
1 Karl Boielle Happy Hour Snapper 11.72 10 Legasea
2 Michael Wheeler The Big Guy Snapper 9.400 10 Legasea
3 Glen Matthews Selective Herring Snapper 7.740 10 Walling Enterprises
HEAVIEST KINGFISH
1Tony Brown In Pursuit Kingfish 19.720 15 High Duty Plastics
2 Kane De Raat Cosmo Kingfish 14.760 37 First Mortgage Trust
3 Brent Burman Cosmo Kingfish 13.960 24 First Mortgage Trust
MEASURE & RELEASE SNAPPER LENGTH
1 Andrew Luke Django Snapper 77.00 Walling Enterprises
2 Shane Cameron Varekai Snapper 69.50 Walling Enterprises
3 Ben Morgan The Sexy Beast Snapper 68.00 Walling Enterprises
MEASURE & RELEASE KINGFISH LENGTH
1 Michael Wheeler The Big Guy Kingfish 125.000 High Duty Plastics
2 Dylan Hedges Miss K Kingfish 116.50 First Mortgage Trust
3 Josh Gibson Cosmo Kingfish 111.500 First Mortgage Trust
DAVE FOLEY MEMORIAL TROPHY (Longest Kingfish Measure & Release)
Michael Wheeler
DECORO SNAPPER/KINGFISH CHAMPION TEAM
(Longest Combined Length M&R Snapper/Kingfish)
The Big Guy Total - 183cm (Michael Wheeler Kingfish 125cm, Mitchell Tombleson 58cm)
www.tsfc.co.nz 33tournament results DECORO SNAPPER KINGFISH CONT... OVERALL HEAVIEST FISH FOR JUNIOR 1Dylan Hedges M&R Kingfish 116.50 cm 2 Alexandra Cameron WEIGH Kingfish 13.775 kg 2016 STATISTICS 2017 84 Total Anglers 124 2 Junior Anglers 4 31 Teams 48 26 Snapper 38 12 Kingfish 22 38 Total Fish 60 34 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
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ANGLER NAME BOAT NAME SPECIES FWT
SNAPPER - MEASURE & RELEASE
Aidan Brown IN PURSUIT Snapper 68.000
2 Josh Gordan NIGHTMAIR Snapper 57.000
3 Richard Craven SOUTHERN CROSS Snapper 54.000
KINGFISH - MEASURE & RELEASE
Gene Darvill NIGHTMAIR Kingfish 113.500
2 Mike Speed MAYHEM Kingfish 112.500
3 Dave Morgan NOMAD Kingfish 108.000
HEAVIEST BILLFISH (Black, Blue, Striped Marlin & Broadbill)
Sam Burrows FINE LINE Shortbilled Spearfish 28.400
2 DRAWN
3 DRAWN
www.tsfc.co.nz 35tournament results HIREPOOL TRAILER BOAT 2018 CONT... HEAVIEST SNAPPER 1 Helen Collier FLYING DUTCHMAN Snapper 3.995 2 Hayden Speed MAYHEM Snapper 3.810 3 Laurie Jarrett LAGERTHA Snapper 3.435 HEAVIEST KAHAWAI 1 Kevin Lydiard WAHOO II Kahawai 3.365 2 Praveen Pillay HUSTLER Kahawai 2.775 3 Noel Forlong HEAD SHOT Kahawai 2.640 HEAVIEST SKIPJACK TUNA 1 Chase Jarrett LAGERTHA Skipjack Tuna 3.245 2 Perenara Moki MY TIME Skipjack Tuna 2.990 3 Brennan Saunders FRYPAN Skipjack Tuna 2.865 HEAVIEST ALBACORE TUNA 1 Colin Christmas GAMEKEEPER Albacore Tuna 12.900 2 Andrew Christmas GAMEKEEPER Albacore Tuna 12.600 3 Andrew Christmas GAMEKEEPER Albacore Tuna 11.980 HEAVIEST TUNA OVERALL Michael Wheeler THE BIG GUY Yellowfin Tuna 24.500 HEAVIEST WRECKFISH (Bass, Bluenose & Hapuka) 1 Isaac Holmberg ELEVAR Bluenose 14.340 2 Kyle Erikson ELEVAR Bluenose 13.000 3 Caitlin Holmberg ELEVAR Bluenose 10.840 HEAVIEST TREVALLY Glen Booth STARS & STRIPES Trevally 4.640 HEAVIEST JOHN DORY Mitchell Durie APTERYX John Dory 1.935 HEAVIEST GURNARD Ben Parry HAPPY JACK Gurnard 0.450 HEAVIEST BY A LADY ANGLER 1 Caitlin Holmberg ELEVAR Bluenose 10.660 2 Emma Graham DANCER Albacore Tuna 10.520 3 Steph Shuttleworth STARS & STRIPES Trevally 4.635 HEAVIEST BY A JUNIOR ANGLER 1 Oskar Hunter Wylie FRYPAN Skipjack Tuna 3.170 2 Hayden Speed MAYHEM Snapper 3.105 3 Steven Lydiard WAHOO II Trevally 2.575 BEST HERO SHOT 1 Josh Gordan NIGHTMAIR 2 Richard Craven SOUTHERN CROSS 3 Jason McMillan TINTO 36 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
2018 STATISTICS 2017
210 Total Anglers 110
19 Junior Anglers 12
28 Lady Anglers 14
75 Teams 38
15 (22xM&R) Snapper 17 (3xM&R)
52 Kahawai 36
32 Trevally 7
15 John Dory 5
42 Skipjack Tuna 2
15 Albacore Tuna 21
1 Yellowfin Tuna 0
1 Shortbill Spearfish 0
6 Wreckfish 16
2 Gurnard 9
31 M&R Kingfish 12 M&R
234 Total Fish 125
www.tsfc.co.nz 37tournament results ALL ABOUT CONSTRUCTION GAME ON 2018 ANGLER NAME BOAT NAME SPECIES FWT KG LWT KG AREA TWO HEAVIEST TUNA 1 Tony Dolman BANDIT Yellow Fin Tuna 31.800 60 Mayor Knolls 2 Jack Williams IN PURSUIT Yellow Fin Tuna 28.920 37 Waihau Bay TWO HEAVIEST FROM EITHER BLUE/BLACK MARLIN OR BROADBILL 1 Colin Markov OCEAN MONARCH Blue Marlin 350.200 37 Waireke Ridge 2 Drawn TWO HEAVIEST STRIPED MARLIN 1 Drawn 2 Drawn TEAM WITH MOST T&R MARLIN JAN’S DECISION HEAVIEST FISH CAUGHT BY JUNIOR ANGLER Cade Burton FREE FLO Albacore Tuna 10.060 24 Alderman Rise HEAVIEST MAHI MAHI John Lees MEN AT WORK Mahimahi 11.860 37 White Island HEAVIEST SHORTBILL SPEARFISH Bryce Kidd KYRENIA Shortbilled S/fish 16.700 24 CALCUTTA WINNERS 1 OCEAN MONARCH (Jess Milnes - Black Label) 2 KYRENIA (Jonathan Hill - Kyrenia) 3 BANDIT (Alan Spiers - Bandit) 38 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
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www.tsfc.co.nz 39tournament results ALL ABOUT CONSTRUCTION GAME ON 2018 STATISTICS 2017 97 Total Anglers 119 6 Junior Anglers 3 31 Teams 41 3 Yelllowfin Tuna 4 0 Big Eye Tuna 0 6 Albacore Tuna 3 0 Skipjack Tuna 0 1 Blue/Black Marlin 0 0 Broadbill 0 1 Striped Marlin 0 1 T&R Marlin 0 3 Mahi Mahi 0 2 S/B Spearfish 1 16 Total Fish 9 40 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
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Fri/Sat 9-10 February 2018
www.tsfc.co.nz 41tournament results BRIDGEMAN CONCRETE FISH ‘N CHICKS 2018 ANGLER BOATNAME FWT LWT SPONSORS GRID AREA HEAVIEST KINGFISH 1 Tania Simons BLURRED LINES 12.510 10 Robert Page Engineering Harbour 2 Shari Lewis STERLING BELLE 8.055 24 Robert Page Engineering Harbour 3 Tania Simons BLURRED LINES 6.120 15 Robert Page Engineering Harbour HEAVIEST SNAPPER 1 Louise Stewart OCEAN MONARCH 2.975 10 Robert Page Engineering Harbour 2 Emma Sheely STERLING BELLE 2.830 Robert Page Engineering Harbour 3 Janine Clarke ENCOR 2.575 15 Robert Page Engineering Harbour HEAVIEST KAHAWAI 1 Nic Layne OCEAN WARRIOR 2.715 Robert Page Engineering Harbour 2 Amarnda Nicholson CATAPULT 2.565 Robert Page Engineering Harbour 3 Dalas Timms OCEAN WARRIOR 2.530 Robert Page Engineering Harbour HEAVIEST TREVALLY 1 Jovanna Pillay HUSTLER 3.275 10 Robert Page Engineering Harbour 2 Caly Pillay HUSTLER 2.280 Robert Page Engineering Harbour 3 Tania Simons BLURRED LINES 2.215 24 Robert Page Engineering Harbour HEAVIEST JACK MACKEREL 1Sheena Papuni JANS DECISION 1.575 Robert Page Engineering Harbour 2 Brianna McCaughan SEAQUEL 0.535 Robert Page Engineering Harbour 3 Shari Lewis STERLING BELLE 0.520 Robert Page Engineering Harbour HEAVIEST PIPER Tina DellaBarca OCEAN WARRIOR 0.170 Robert Page Engineering Harbour MOST UNUSUAL CATCH Teresa Ell JUST ADD WATER Snake Eel BEST PICTURE - HERO SHOT STATISTICS 2018 The Amazing Ladies off Miss Teak - Maureen Swan Total Anglers 127 Jess Milnes off Black Label Junior Anglers 1 Chloe Stirling off Mexican Wave Teams 51 FANCY DRESS - (TEAM) Fish Weighed 169 Ocean Warrior - Salt Witches Kingfish 5 Bliss - Man O War Jelly fish Snapper 35 Bootlegger - Coolest Chicks on the Bridgeman Concrete Block. Kahawai 44 FANCY DRESS - (INDIVIDUAL) Trevally 13 Ocean Warrior - Dallas Tims Jack Mackeral 33 TOP BLOKE PRIZE Piper 39 Stu Heges - Miss K 42 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
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tournament results A1 HOMES ONE BASE 2018 NAME BOAT SPECIES FWT LWT SPONSORS GRID HEAVIEST BILLFISH 1 Maree Atkinson Sansparel Blue Marlin 209.200 37 Jeff Scott Electrical 2 Jamie Millard Brothers In Arms Blue Marlin 164.100 37 Jeff Scott Electrical 3 Tony Brown Bandit Blue Marlin 154.800 37 Jeff Scott Electrical 4 Brandon Prole Bartender Blue Marlin 134.800 37 Jeff Scott Electrical HEAVIEST STRIPED MARLIN 1Mike Richmod Nirvana Striped Marlin 140.500 37 High Duty Plastics 2 Drawn 3 Drawn HEAVIEST TUNA 1 Charlie Moores Andros Tuna - Albacore 10.960 37 Mount Metal Recyclers 2 Drawn 3 Drawn HEAVIEST MAHIMAHI 1 Richard Dearsly Bacchus Mahi Mahi 10.66037 Port of Tauranga 2 Brad Critchley Men at Work Mahi Mahi 9.66037 Jeff Scott Electrical HEAVIEST SHORTBILL SPEARFISH 1 Drawn 2 Drawn HEAVIEST KINGFISH 1 Minita Singh Strictly Fishing Kingfish 18.74037 High Duty Plastics 2 Neil Curle High Noon Kingfish 14.54037 High Duty Plastics LONGEST KINGFISH 1 Butch Waterhouse Wai Whare Kingfish 37 High Duty Plastics 2 Neville Marsh Wai Whare Kingfish 37 High Duty Plastics HEAVIEST SNAPPER 1 Curtis Webber Sansparel Snapper 5.63515 Momentum Planning 2 Drawn LONGEST SNAPPER 1 Tony Wood Valda M Snapper 15 Legasea 2 Sue Sayers Prowler Snapper 8 Walling Enterprises HEAVIEST SQUID 1 Sam McLaughlan Sterling Belle Squid 0.640 10 Mayor 2 Dean McLaughlin Sterling Belle Squid 0.470 Mayor THE MOST SENIOR ANGLER TO CATCH A BILLFISH Mike Richmod Nirvana Striped Marlin 140.500 3 High Duty Plastics THE YOUNGEST ANGLER TO CATCH A FISH Rylan Layne Ocean Warrior Mahi Mahi 7.640 37 Home Loan Advisors 44 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
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www.tsfc.co.nz 45tournament results A1 HOMES ONE BASE 2018 CONT... NAME BOAT SPECIES FWT LWT SPONSORS GRID JUNIOR - HEAVIEST FISH 1 Charlie Moores Andros Tuna - Albacore 10.960 37 Mount Metal Recyclers 2 Rylan Layne Ocean Warrior Mahi Mahi 7.640 37 Home Loan Advisors LADIES HEAVIEST GAMEFISH Maree Atkinson Sansparel Blue Marlin 209.200 37 Jeff Scott Electrical FIRST TAG AND RELEASE (MARLIN) Dan Wein Bandit Blue Marlin T&R 37 Mount Metal Recyclers LAST TAG AND RELEASE (MARLIN) Katrina Stewart Ocean Monarch Striped Marlin T& 37 Walling Enterprises TAG AND RELEASE ANGLERS 1 Mark Wilson Brothers In Arms Blue Marlin T&R 37 Mt Metal Recyclers 2 Stewart Brown Mystique Blue Marlin T&R 37 East of Red Mercury 3 Dan Wein Bandit Blue Marlin T&R 37 Mount Metal Recyclers 4 Thomas Jordan Invincible Striped Marlin T&R 37 Legasea 5 Rylan Layne Ocean Warrior Striped Marlin T&R 37 Walling Enterprise 6 Karina Hedges Miss K Striped Marlin T&R 37 Legasea 7 Myles Herbert Waverider Striped Marlin T&R 37 Port of Tauranga 8 Grant Hill Brothers In Arms Striped Marlin T&R 37 Jeff Scott Electrical 9 Josh Gibson Cosmo Striped Marlin T&R 37 Legasea 10 Allen Hartridge Elysium Striped Marlin T&R 37 Jeff Scott Electrical 11 Paul Hansen Twilight Striped Marlin T&R 24 Port of Tauranga 12 Matt Christie Glendara Striped Marlin T&R 37 Legasea 13 Ian Steed Nora Striped Marlin T&R 37 Walling Enterprises 14 Katrina Stewart Ocean Monarch Striped Marlin T&R 37 Walling Enterprises 2017 TOTAL FISH 2018 CHAMPION BOAT - MOST BILLFISH POINTS 8 Billfish Weighed 4 1 Brothers in Arms 404.0 0 Billfish T&R 3 2 Bandit 274.8 4 S/Marlin Weighed 1 3 Sansparel 209.2 17 S/Marlin T&R 11 1 S/B Spearfish 0 7 Tuna 1 3 Kingfish Weighed 6 3 Kingfish M&R 7 5 Snapper Weighed 2 3 Snapper M&R 7 23 Mahimahi 5 2 Squid 6 76 TOTAL 53 46 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
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tournament results MOUNT ITM BILLFISH BONANZA ANGLER NAME BOAT NAME SPECIES FWTL WT AREA HEAVIEST BILLFISH 1 Colin Markov OCEAN MONARCH Blue Marlin 211.40037 Port of Tauranga 2 Sam McLaughlin STERLING BELL Striped Marlin 101.60037 High Duty Plastics 3 DRAWN HEAVIEST TUNA 1 Cade Burton FREE FLO Yellowfin Tuna 45.10037 Stoney Creek 2 DRAWN TAG & RELEASE BILLFISH 1 Alan Carswell MEN AT WORK Striped Marlin TAG 37 All About Construction 2 Kevin Peake ULTIMATE BRANDYS Striped Marlin TAG 37 All About Construction 3 Toby Champness KING HIT Striped Marlin TAG 37 Jeff Scott Electrical 4 Chloe Stirling MEXICAN WAVE Striped Marlin TAG 37 High Duty Plastics 5 Tina Sargent STRICTLY FISHING Striped Marlin TAG 37 Jeff Scott Electrical HEAVIEST MAHI MAHI (if caught) NONE HEAVIEST SHORT BILLED SPEARFISH (if caught) 1Nick Mackay OCEAN MONARCH S/B Spearfish 21.500 37 Port of Tauranga 48 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
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116 Total Anglers 145
2 Junior Anglers 9
39 Teams 48
2 Billfish 2
5 T&R Billfish 4
1 Tuna 5
0 Mahi Mahi 0
1 Broadbill 0
9 Total Fish 11
www.tsfc.co.nz 49tournament results OKUMA TAKE A KID FISHING 2018 NAME SPECIES FWT NAME SPECIES FWT 3-7 year age group 8-12 year age group SNAPPER 1st Johnny Hall Snapper 4.010 1st Jia Waterhouse Snapper 2.545 2nd Jaxzon Williams Snapper 2.760 2nd Talleh Brewer Snapper 2.380 3rd Summer Champness Snapper 2.425 3rd Joria Smith Snapper 2.275 TREVALLY 1st Georgia Gardner Trevally 2.180 1st Matthew Cooney Trevally 3.165 2nd Axel Cowin Trevally 1.760 2nd Conrad Wisenewski Trevally 2.315 3rd Amelia Cooper Trevally 1.620 3rd Finn Burgess Trevally 1.520 KAHAWAI 1st Lachlan Dixon Kahawai 2.265 1st Sienna Brewer Kahawai 1.930 2nd Cruz Champness Kahawai 2.020 2nd Ella Peterson Kahawai 1.925 3rd Amelia Cooper Kahawai 1.925 3rd Seth Burgess Kahawai 1.920 MACKEREL 1st Bronson Carroll Mackerel 1.045 1st Daniel Benson Mackerel 0.890 2nd Eli Cassidy Mackerel 0.480 2nd DRAWN 3rd DRAWN 3rd DRAWN GURNARD 1st Courtney McGreevy Gurnard 0.710 1st DRAWN 2nd Riley Thomas Gurnard 0.655 2nd DRAWN 3rd DRAWN 3rd DRAWN SPOTTIES 1st Piper Travis Spottie 0.245 1st Mack Fowler Spottie 0.085 2nd Aria Bagshaw Spottie 0.235 2nd Sam Fowler Spottie 0.055 3rd Dexter Travis Spottie 0.210 3rd DRAWN 13-16 year age group 13-16 year age group SNAPPER MAKEREL SPOTTIES 1st Georgia Rattray Snapper 2.600 1st DRAWN 1st DRAWN 2nd Kyle Benson Snapper 1.600 2nd DRAWN 2nd DRAWN 3rd Phoenix Silver Snapper 1.335 3rd DRAWN 3rd DRAWN TREVALLY KAHAWAI 1st Kyle Benson Trevally 1.415 1st Ethan Kidd Kahawai 2.105 2nd Georgia Rattray Trevally 1.160 2nd Phoenix Silver Kahawai 1.695 3rd Drawn 3rd Cory Warneford Kahawai 1.575 GURNARD 1st Ethan Kidd Gurnard 0.750 Bobby’s 2nd Drawn fresh fish 3rd Drawn market 50 Tauranga Sport Fishing Club Inc. Yearbook 2017 - 2018
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