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Guys, if you require catering for this weekend could you please pre book with Pete and Carol.
I will guarantee that you will go home at least 2kg heavier. So if you are trying to loose some weight just tell the guys to skip the desert if you have the will power. Me I always go back for seconds.
Jody Vernon, Justin Scott, David Mudd, Dave Williamson and Joel Norman I think you guys could all do without the desert.
Here is the menu $ 70.00
FRI NIGHT BBQ
Steak,sausages.& marinaded chicken wings potato bake, corn cob, dinner roll, desert
Sat breakfast
Bacon & Egg roll 600ml drink tea & coffee
Sat lunch
Salad roll & chips, Pete’s fresh baked pie chips n gravy, 600ml drink, tea & coffee
Sat dinner
T-Bone steak mushroom gravy,potato in the jacket sour cream, & Carols coleslaw , dinner roll, Desert tea & coffee
Sunday Breakfast
Bacon & Egg roll, 600ml drink Tea & Coffee
Sun Lunch
Pete’s fresh baked pie chips n gravy, salad roll & chips, 600ml drink tea & coffee
• All Boats MUST be registered and insured.
• Anglers must comply with NSW Fisheries and the Waterways Authority rules and regulations
• 4 Bass allowed per team in each session.
• No more than 4 fish in live well at anytime
• Lure and Fly only – No bait / No Berley
• Fish to be weighed must be no smaller than 30cm to the fork.
• 1 rod in use at any time per angler
• No trolling permitted.
• Anglers cannot fish within 30m from another competitor unless invited to do so. (Casting distance)
• This is a catch and release tournament. Boats must have aerated live wells to hold their fish. Bass must swim away unattended to count
• Big Bass to be nominated by angler so it can be weighed separately.
• All safety requirements should be adhered to, PFD personal floating device to be worn when boat is on the plane, lanyards to be attached when motor is running.
• Late teams penalised at the rate of 50gms per minute they are late from when the session ends. A maximum of .750 grams can be deducted. Teams later than 15 minutes will not have their fish
weighed. No excuses. If your late your late.
• Anglers are not to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs while competing. Legally required blood alcohol levels must be adhered to.
• All anglers must attend the Friday night briefing.
• Teams can be checked in from 5pm, briefing to be held at 7pm at the kiosk.
• Before the start can commence all live wells, PFD’s and safety lanyards will be checked and a tag obtained from an organiser. This will be done from a designated area that will be explained at the briefing.
• All anglers must have their PFD on, and Drivers lanyards attached whilst on the plain, failure to do so will mean disqualification.
• All boats will have a starting number for each session. Your 1st session start position will be decided from when you’re correctly filled in nomination form and payment has been received by NSW Bassin, i.e. first form sent to organisers, first away.
• An organizer with a PA will call you past the start line, which will be explained prior to the start. Boats are to idle up to the start line. Once past the start line boat speed can be increased. Boats that fail to do this can be penalized or disqualified. Remember safety comes first.
• At the end of the session you must have the tag attached to the key board before proceeding to the weigh in station.
NOTE Late boats will be penalised at the rate of 50gms per minute they are late, no exemptions.
• Results will be displayed after each session and your starting position for the next will depend on what placing you have from the session previous.
• Presentation will commence 1 hr after the last session has finished up at the kiosk.
A GUIDEBOOK FOR TOURNAMENT ANGLERS & ORGANIZERS
Thirty-five years ago, B.A.S.S. introduced the catch-and-release concept to tournament bass fishing. Post-tournament survival of released bass has increased significantly since then as technology has improved and angler knowledge has increased. B.A.S.S. has played a key role in publicizing the development and use of state-of-the-art fish-care techniques. The first edition of Keeping Bass Alive was a milestone publication that became the standard that anglers and tournament directors looked to for information.
Guys for those of you who are wondering why your team is sliding down the entry list and not maintaining their original start position, it is because we have only received your rego form and not your payment as yet.Those of you that have filled in your rego forms and made your payment will be listed in front of those that havn’t. We feel that this is only fair to those of you that have committed fully to fish that round.
Registrations and payments can of course be made on the Friday evening prior to the briefing or by Paypal on this site or by sending us a cheque.
We don’t care when payment is made just as long as you are all aware of the procedure.
Thanks
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Guys if you are fishing our round 2 event at Lake Glenbawn this weekend please make sure that all your safety gear is on board your boat. That includes
1. An up to date PDF, 1 vest per person
2. Anchor with chain and rope attached.
3. Bucket with rope.
4. Whistle or horn.
5. A safety Lanyard.
Also please make sure that your fishing licenses are up to date also as Fisheries and Waterways will be there this weekend. Would be shame to cop a fine and spoil your day. Fishing licenses and boat licenses will be checked before the briefing.
Rules and Regulations
· Boats must be registered and insured.
· Anglers must comply with NSW Fisheries and the Waterways Authority rules and regulations.
· 4 Bass allowed per team in each session.
· No more than 4 fish in live well at anytime
· Lure and Fly only – No bait
· Fish must be no smaller than 30cm to the fork.
· 1 rod in use at any time per angler
· Anglers cannot fish within 30m from another competitor unless invited to do so. (Casting distance)
· This is a catch and release tournament. Boats must have aerated live wells to hold their fish. Bass must swim away unattended to count
· Big fish to be nominated by angler so it can be weighed separately.
· All safety requirements should be adhered to, PFD personal floating device to be worn when boat is on the plane, lanyards to be attached when motor is running.
· Late teams penalised at the rate of 50gms per minute they are late from when the session ends. A maximum of .750 grams can be deducted. Teams later than 15 minutes will not have their fish
weighed.
· Anglers are not to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs while competing. Legally required blood alcohol levels must be adhered to.
· Anglers must attend the Friday night briefing which will be held at 730pm. If you can not attend the briefing a phone call would be great or a message from another angler, just to let us know that you are coming.
Teams can change their partners throughout the year if they can’t attend. Each team will carry their own point score throughout the year so if you have to change partners that’s OK. There must be one member from the original team participating though. There will be no grand final as such just the normal rounds during the year. 2009 Champion Teams / 2009 Big Bass etc will be calculated throughout the year from point scores gathered from each round. Our major “Lucky Draw Prize” will also be given away at the last round. For every event that you enter you go into the barrel for a chance to win, but you must be present at the final round.
Starts and Finishes as follows: