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,relccme c.ite ancl al1 to Ba.Llina ancl i:o Yesterday, fc-rday, .'r:,morrl\'J
cr Y'-i"f as i't is l<nr-'r"",rn" irrti: bhose of you v,lho ha.lentt. been tc-' a
Conventicn bef<,re lei: me tell ycu a little
abor_rr YTT'"
tncluciing
Y'f r' is irrc)ouced af ter each rcund cf f ishlng or casting"
'chis i-ssue, ;he::e r'rj l1 be a toLal cf l1 produced" r'hey conLain details
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vr
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ir!vgrerrr vf
events,
general
ncticesr
results
cf
evenrs anci small- stories cr anec:-.clotes about Lhe peo:,rle who make
all
a
Convention a succes:i - ycu pecpie vrho parLicil:ate"
rje esLleciaily v;ish tc v,relcome our visii:crs from i'Jew Zealand anc'l
hcpe thaL ti-re\i cacch heal-,s of fish" -tt turned out thaL this is 'heir
SECOIID histci:ic visit
as N"Z" also ccrnlreced at aea Gai'dens in J-957 "
i.s at glOss r'lf lregis L,raticns on Llee f irst day i,ue had over 550
^^^.t-I rregistered C-fi.11-,€ci i:ors " It's looking good 'ioc d lilG9 l^.iif, .c-i
r JUsl
Conven i-lon
"
iriol f or some ncces abr:ut hov'r 1-he coml-, etition vtill run
I,{ake sure you reacl ycur Douvenir ,'rogram ancj especially aboul- 'the
lf you
Honcur' l.t.art and ,;eigh-in
l: rogr;im, Daily ile!isc.r'ation,
of
the
one
have any irc-.i:ries cr doul:ts in this area talk 'iri,th
t,ffici:1r
rL Ileadguar-ers.
I
af f icials can be identif ied by their Golci Spray .tackeLs ancl Blue
l.r.,A FlaLs" iiic rjne el-s,e has Lhe auLhoriL.y to advrse ycu a1:arc frrm
'these
::
,:'
i':-cia1s If you in'Lend tc com,-,ete incjividltally
C,f
in the casting you musi 1tr,ti:
your name on the sheet \-,n the t'ictice Board at Headquarters- rhis
ajrlrlies evei'l if you are already :-n the 'r'eams Event"
r,ihen fishing ior an event has ended, all f ish must be placed in
the frsll bags;orovided ancl't.iecl l.rii-h a Lag which identifies each
Ccmpetitcr. r-i:om lhat time onilaros no one other than an Crfficial
is alicr,reci io touch tl-re fish" i'he fish trucks rvil1 deltart strictly
on time and bags ivil1 be unloaded at lieadquerrters by tfficials
ancl sorted into numerical order by State" l',s each compeLiLor s
catch is v;eighec1, he (or she) r,rill be cal1ed uil to observe L.he
lveighing" iieigh*ins viill si:arl- st::ictIy on time" r'hey will NL,T
be held ea::ly"
r,l1 sor;ing ancl checking t.hat compeLitors want to do musi: be
complebed befcre Lheir fish are bagged and placed on ihe fish
truck" if ycu have a doubtful sDec.ies, tel1 yc-,ur State Captain
r,vho will ari:ange r,;ith i:he i'ield uff icer for that fish to be
checlcecl utroit arriva.l a'c Headquarters" If it is not L,K it vri1l
be removed i',rit.hout penalty" i.emember, the ltenalty for undersize
fish is 25 r:cints per fish"
o
,j,
iriotes abou'l hc:rv Lhe cOmpetiLion will be run, continrred"
':'
Car and bcat.parking in the Headquarters cc,ffpc.urrcl is resiricteci ;c)
a fel''r essential off icials"
Holveve.i:, boatt' tirat have been lcorrcr,veci
by ..",r," anci 5.Z....Compe'Eitors may-.be parked here over-night for
secu::r
"'
L1r
lhe eut-cf*ccmpeition event will sLart at 7"00 am on luesday f2th
July and run until the finaL weigh-in at 8"00 am on 'Juesclay 26th
Ju1y" 'I'fre slrecies for this canrpe.i i f i on vrill be;
Brearn, irummer, F ta|head, Luderick , I'iul lcv'ray,
:-earL i.-erch, Snapper, Ta-iJor, r,hiting and heavies
of c iher ;Dec-ips "
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The si:a.,:tingJ times for,<ound 3 of both Esi:uary and ,iock &
have been altes'ed to be"
3"'0i 3" 30 pm i..,aily ,ieEisti-ai_ion ai-:d Check-cut
Beacl-r
,.C ;:m r,ines rro\in
IL v'ras colrsldered thaL this change tvould overcorne a number c,f
prcblems asr;ocia'ced r;i Lh a lai:e evening stari "
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Despite the heavy seas I'gm reliably informed ';hau some tr€o;cono.bl-€
caLches have been made off Lhe rocks anci beaches and Lhat the ,{ichmorrd
i . p!!r\f,\r!,rrr9
irrnr{trci
nr:
rD
lrlen'cy of bream" i'he months of rain might have been a
blessing for tire Estuary ,.,nglers" Alri_)arently offshore is fi.shing very
lveil if you can ijet out,
If you vJan'L ihe late:;i .r-r fishinql conditions listen to raclio
station 2LI'i on 90C. at 3"20 eacir morning there r";i11 be a live repcrL
from our i'ieLd r,ff icer, .ios: Garven rep;rting from a liqht aircraf i:
over the Ballina area" Let,:iossts dulcet tones sooth the lasl
mcuLhfulls of vour breakfastr
fer,;
ihcse of yor-l who celieve in l-uck should Louch Jcan Corriga.n, ou-r.
rresident Gene::ale s rvife" She ruon a hamper of fresh meat at ;ioolgoolEa
;'."5"L" on the trip uir from Sydney" iiell done Joan;
SUCI;iL
,ay 5, lzji-h Jurl_y LADIES /Ci;t,FT
:-temons'trations :tnd, -armial a1-arl
wcrks on shcit at i{eadquarrers frcm L2 noon to 3.0C pm Bring or buy
1unch" nl1 laciies
vrelcome"
l(eeu y,iu:: eyes anci. ears open f oi' nev;s of the John l,,iichol 's crib
schcol " I hear it goes til} all irours of bhe niEht"
Gor rrouble v,rirrr r;;;";;;;".;;
;";;';;'
tr,,c srr^oke car. J ": ") -i
con'cact Leader Ci:af t a't 97 I'iarcin sL", ;h 86,,3875" r-hi11ip i auli
is
of fering e 2-, hcur service on any boa'1"
/\cccmmocta'ticn aL Eallina seems to be at a premj-i-rm so if you dont t
mind being . cuui. le cf miles uir ihe coas i: , ycu ccul d try i'Sunav.ray, a t
;uffolk "'drl,, Deach near Byron liay" Iem Lold they have seve::al_ self
coni:ained familrr units available"
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13fH JULY
YESTERDAY-
Z
TODAYTOTNDRRD\U
Date:
13th July,1983"
Ui,JENING CEREMONY
The Opening Ceremony was held on Monday nfLernoon in cool bul
sunny conditions" Several hundred competitors and friends were
rrraqani-
nrri-qida
hordarr:rl-org
tO CbSefVe Lhe f<,fmalities
r!!rllur!9JgJ
anri grlJvy
oninrr
qllu
the occasion" Honoured guests included the Rt" Hon" J"D" Anthony,
the 1ocal State MP" Mr" fi"B" Duncan and the Shire Council President
Mr" G"J" Ellis" Harry Horgan did a first rate job as I'i"C" and
Murray Corrigan upheld the high standards expected of our President
General" He also showed a natural talent for problem solvinq bv
coping vrj-th a microphone failure"
The Ceremony went like clockv,iork with all National and State
flags being unfurled tc, perfection" speeches were short and
relevant and the accompaniment of the band was most enjoyable"
Thanks to Ballina Primary School"
OF'FSHO.1E JiOUND
1
The first event of these championships and werenrt there some
outstanding catches" Conditions were good and f5B out of the I74
angrers who checked out caught fish" The provisional results
totalled 3351 fish for 2476 Kg" snapper and trevally were the
dominant species with many good snapper being presented, . The best
was a magnificent red of 8"660 Kg" taken by locar angler Trevor
Gardiner
"
Best individual catch was by I{ichael Hirst of N"S"l,.J" who
capl-ured r92 fish for 92"75 Kg" Robert Lund who also fished in +Lr^
same boat was not far behind with 154 fish for 71"10 Kg"
Other notable individual catches included a 22"0O Kg" Cobia (or
black kingfish) by Ken Bror,vn (NS!'i) and a 14"40 Kg" Bar Tail Cod from
Tony Forster also of NSi"'l " It certainly shows up the benef its of
Local knolvledge" Best catch by a compeL j-tor f rom another State was
47 fish for 52"2 Kg" by Dave Bateman of Queensland"
The detailed resul-ts attached are very provisional and may
contain errors" No points loss for undersized fish has been
indicated "
IIOTICES
A11 states are reminded that final nominations for Offshore Teams
must be given to itoss Garven or Bruce Schumacher by 5"30 pm Today"
Any competitor who did not receive his trlatypus name tag aL
registraLion time should contact the people on the Social Tab1e"
Extra stocks have norv arrived"
It has been decided that the only species that will be
accepted for the large-st Cod caught will be Black Cod and Bar Tail
/-^,u
A n'
uvuo
vLll\
nlly
^'-h-6r Cod wil l only be el igibl e f or heaviest other species "
2
(A11 desults Provisional)
- CPFSHL)RE RUUND i _ T'UESDAY 12Ih
BEST INDIVIDUAL ANGLERS - C,FFSHOI(E ROUND
]ST
Orreral
l
yEu
1 .N" 239
2"N"256
3"N"73
4"r{"84
5"Q"tta
-)l^
R"
VI:
s" \"
na
LI
";\.
P " STENT{ER
N".i"
qq7
R " JENNINGS
D " BATEMAhI
R"
Overal
1
tr,
1
q
1A
l\Ozr
QLD
q.
NSl,v
LVJaoJ
1!Ig
VIC
S.A"
td"A"
N"Z.
11? t oJ(
LL
i.(EADING
L2 B " CTTET.JE
I{. 270 E"GARVEN 467
R"MOORE 264
3"N"138 D " FIUNT
187
4"t{"/1
I] " BARSING 176 " 5
5"q"ze B.BONNELL L46 "5
26 B"BONNELL 146.5
274 E " GA11VEN 467
1
I
^^
tz
B
QLD
1r7
H"HARVEY 247
363
^"u::l:o
s"A"
!i "A"
1
N"Z"
25
LISMORE DEEP SE/\ F/C
L447"5 - N"S"r'J"
2nd
fTALO
3rd
4th
q
"AiINOLD
rt7
" BROVJN 27 "
L" SCOTT 116
G
OFFSHORE
lst
I44I
'72
";;;;
it!^
NSI"J
R.ESULTS
H
K
264
}17 H"HARVEY 247
N" 363 A"PICKUP 1T7
NZ" 25 L" SCOTT 1 16
VIC
TEAMS
R"MOORE
Q"
2"
3"
CLUB
"
37
VETERANS
Overal I
-!-
2"v"37
76s
LUND
JULY
LADlES
roga"s
}4" HIP"ST
114 D " BATEMAN
239 i{" HIRS'i36 H " MC,ORE
15 B " r,,/ILLISS
QLD
NSiij
li,l
DAY RESULT'S
A
"
ROBETTTSON,
Lv
"
suFFoLK,
K" BxO!VN,
K"
IvIOSS
AUST " D/S
- NoS"i'''1"
:ARIiINGBAH AI'JGLERS
- N"S"tJ"
1375
)CEANIC
1149"5
aLQ"
HEAVIEST FISH
BLACI{ KINGFISH
IMPORT:\NT ;:':::: ':'
C,nce again we
l(EN Bito!iN
DAY
1
22"40 I{9"
must remind ALL competitors that they mustpresent themselves personally during the 30 minute check-out time" Itrs not acceptable
to get one of your mates to register for you"
Bal tags once issued may be used again in later rounds but you will
probably need a new bag tie" Bags may be re-used"
a competitor with more than one bag of fish must ensure that a bag
tie witlr his Conrrention number is placed on the exLra bag" These can be
obtained from the check-in officials.
HEAVIEST OF SFECIf,S CI\UGHT
Black
CUMPETITION
TONY FORSTEii
itC)l{ALD ii.EDMAN
Cod
Brearn
rr 1
IN
athead
athead
0"810
l(9"
l(9"
070 lig.
5"810 I{9"
Kingfish
GLOTiIA BA'I'EMAN
TEIiRY LANGLEY
1"
llorwong
iviu I l oway
BOB GIBSUI{
CLIVE
3.11
7"60
3"980
B. 66
Kg"
Kg"
Kg"
n
o?
V'JJ
va
irl-
Fei]rL i,erch
lilEvlMAN
r;AxR EN SOMivIEP.V ILLE
'IxEVOi? GARDINER
snai)per
'f ai l cr:
Y,e
"
Tarrrrhi ne
Terag I i n
r reval 1 y
GAR H MARTIN
PETEi]. IVIcGRATH
BYRON LITTLEVJOOD
JOHN CRANE
O"79
2"3
Kg
'f
GRAHAM DJiEW
3"33
Kg"
22"4O
Kg
I4"74
Kg"
una
Cther species
\tJl.acK |\l_ngIr5n/ l(EN BltOVvltj
GREATEST VAIIIETY OF'' CATCH IN A SINGLE ROUND
5 STJECiES
LvALLY MOORE
HEAVIEST CF SPECIES CAUGHT OUT OF COMPETITICN
/ nr
R
r
rarm
ilt -]-1..^-,"1
\
Kg"
"
"
GEORGE COLE
L"47O Kg"
KEN BISBY
0"680
Kg"
f;R()r?Cn aOLE
1"
130
Kg "
(-rrae i ac
()l-har
/ ,t.,>poLreo
H].no )
IMPORTANT
14"44
):::::
Unfortunal-ely some competitors vJere a minute or two late for
departure o:F the f ish truck and their catch was not eligible for
points" Donrt be caught" Allow for that extra fevl minutes in case
\/ol
J "- l e ro
11
ol arra6j
"
PROGRAM CH/-NGES
Ihe S"A" and VIC" State nights have novl been amalgamated and
Lhe combined function will. now be held on Sunday 17th Jul-y at a \/ant
stil1 to be trominated" n11 State nights ather than lii"A.,, are iz
I
a
1-.
personal rnvitation
O
only"
Further deLails in next
YTT"
U'i'-OF-CCMP ETI T ION
Thj-s com;-retition is intended tc catei'fcr the person whc is not
fishing in a scheduled event but has gone fishing and caught some
fish" These fish can be weighed during our regular weigh-ins"
This fishing may take place from Tuesday 12th July until 8"0u am
on Iuesday 26th July" Fish can only be r,veighed at designal-ed weighin times" Awards will be gi-ven to the heaviest of 10 desiqnated
species "
No out
of compeLition fishing is permitted in the area of an
outing in progress between the start, of ttegistration and Lines up.
Fishing is permitted outside the boundaries of these outings while
they are in progress"
P
AMBT\
tr SH
IOiiJ-PARAng
VJill be helci at. 10"00 am on'vvecinesday 20th July at the Catholic
Church hal1 , Ivlain Street, Alstonville"
The admission charge o.f $1" O0
incl-udes mcrning tea, lucky door pri:e, etc" Tickets will be available
at the craft Day <,n Thursday l4th, in the marquee or at the dcor"
Children v;elcr.,nie"
For fi-rrther details rjno Rarhara {lrrlfi1"je on 28 OOC6"
CRAFT
MORNJING
Please note the changed times" This wil] now star.t aL 10"0(i am
vrith the C"ii"A" ladies arriving at the Headquarters marquee to shcv,r
their crafts" A lady from Lhe nursery will also be present to shor,v
and seil local plants.
It{orning tea will be provided and bring the chirdren along
t.ogether t"'ith !uur own kni tting , crocheting or other handicraf Ls "
You can bring or buy your lunch if you rvish as the laclies expect to
be around until the weigh-"in at 3"C0 pm"
The breathalyse.t: vJas buslr in Balllna last Mcnday night after
Old irriend's Niqht ar the ,i"S"L" If you goi: caught then get your
hearing cheekeci as they announceC the lccation cver the p"A" a
number of Limes "
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r:i
Downstairs in the Lounge and lJharf area, sports shirt, Dress
Shorts and lrr:oL,.';ear" Soiled working clothes permit.ted until 7" 3O pm"
but not. on sundays" Ladies in dress shorts admilted"
In the Up-stairs Lounge, males may near casual dress before
7 "oo pm and l.adies, dress shorLs" Af ter 7
pff, ma]es musL wear.
aL lea:'-;t clres-s shorts vrith long hose and "ca
collared shirt"
In the Dinnj..n Room? correct dress is necessarv at all times
and ladies in shorts are not admitted"
A"A"A"
(
I(NOCI(OUT DROPS
tvi Lh coml:l iment-s f r-,m
1"
2"
3.
4"
your Social
r'eam
)
i:lace 1l(9" c',f natural dried apricots with or vrithcut stones
in a suitable bottle" (;tones add a burnt flavour)"
Add one bc-,ttle of brandy, gin or vodka"
Add fi; cups natural sugar"
shal<e rvel-i and botlle securery" start t.o drink it after
6 weei< s . Ihe oi der " Lhe bet.ter "
Lvhen aged f
or 5 years, l,abel ?rA"A.A"
I\iEXT EDrrrc'N
oF YTT rS
KNOCKOLjT' DRupS,'"
DUE o'rrT AT NooN oN'|HURSDAY
l4th
JULY
t
DITATI., PEqittIq- nqp.slJnRii _
Rnrrn4 1, _____j2-,7_aa:
V GorCon Hair<ic 3 2"2r0
4
aB lq-T:R"lciiLardi:
1
i'i ilei1 Car,-tct-t,; 2C 27 "'i5
O:2 i'i R.-:p Unccr,.'cto4 2?
Iti Ceor;e Kann
li 15"C5 qZe L Berzerley Bannel 1
WLJ
il, ?
I"1 Bitl PouIa',n
L?_ 1,i"3C
t,
a39 I'i Alex l(nc..:Ies
ril 33"30
Q43 14 iiyle Guy
Q45 i"I GeorEe Ratcliff B
a\A
li Denis Ratcliff
15 7"'\5
Cl5O i"i Gecroe Beatty
i2
M Roy floskin
2 1"8i
Q75 i'l John Johnstcn 2
qZ;r i'{ John Ingham
14 A"i"i" Ir',.rin
:,f 16" 15
35
Q77
/lQ'1
V Le,.: Chri sl-en::e n '16 L4 "75
22
Ql:C,{ i"I John Crone
Ql1 2 M Rcbert Schoenknecht 35 2).4a .j113 V Roy Sr.;ain
"; Dai'id Bat.:i'nan
a\4 4
t;7 l--2"?C Ql15 L Glor-ia Bateinan., 't'
M
l-4
I'7 2 3 " iri)
Q _117 V l-iar"::y Harvey
I''I4 L RuLh i3arsing
15
il7 Ii Dzivrci Chapmatn 77
Nl6 i't Jolrn Pel I acrreen 8
iJi3 .,j Aircri,co l{elchior.li,
li*?5 l'l Robc,ri: Donald:;,:;n 21 l< ?5
N45 V rrrthur Dreckmeyer ?
a"a
N46 11 John A1l en
2:!t
i'i6!, ilj .i.: j-ly i''toore
J
o,-:
16
{'7
i\73 Pi L:r.tt":t'Stl'ttne.r" 1 L7
N-.: i1 lu-:sel Jennin,S'., 5
q
1,'l
i'i88 l.i Len Katcn
l'l87 Fl Jchn Glover
65
49
?f
?(
lJ9l l'1 J " I'icDermic-l
i'J90 i{ I'Jol-m i'iulholland 5b
4,
1
?r,
!,,
i{93 i,-l C"i"i" Buckley
i!9 2? l"i R " Buck I ey
-)
I't,
i.J95 i'{ John }r.onan
)
I\?4 l"i D"fl"Thontas
6
qq
lll15 L Ke;:s;tin i"ioring 5
i{95 l"l Feter r,,;.lt:-ion
6
')r', 1
1I
I'1127 14 Ken Pullen
7
N2L2 i4 Ter:rr,r Lengley
I'Ji 33 L Del l Hunt
IO TO "',7
lJ129 11 Ken Perr'l<er
30
)C !i
i'1185 M J:hn Bourl<e
45
N1.3,9 i,l Kej-tn LedgeLr
i'1199 i'l Bob Gibson
i'J'llBr. V Aian Ha:rt
3
35
.i
i'J2C1 IY1 Greg Suf fcl-k
N20O 14 Len llar:l<er
^a
1l
,'t t',
iJ2C3 it1 i/len i'toss
2C2 l''i Ker-: Bro',,,rn
16
L2
')a
l,!:?.?-7 l{ ilona 1cl P.edraa n
N21i lti ile:,; F::ipp
6
/1 )
)
N234 I'i Kr:n Po',.rer
i"J229 11 Tony Fcrstcr
7
I-i
)5 .i!- A
i{236 i4 Alan Rober:,trn
'ti?37 li John Prosser
32
i124.:, I.'1 John Conte
i{23t }i }'1ic}rael i-lir:st
r92 c) ?\
25
Ii:51 ;'l Vcn St:ff
id249 i"i 'I'revor Gai:di-ner- '.).: )a ?
?'iJ261 M Col Dorey
4.
i{256 l"'i Robert Lunci
154 "1a1
).,1 q
,t,
l.j27C L Elain€i G.lrven
I'i269 itl Jchn Glrven
7
IJ273 i{ Ncel Davi:.;
N27?- 1,1 tsrii:n Parr
2
li
') al
N2 75 1.1 Kev f reckel ton
N274 14 Brett D.:vis
2t':,
)7
€r
?6
ii2B0 i.l Cl-ern Tr-:r1ich
In?-76 i"I F{oger Anderson
.n
;{284 V Errc }iatson
IV2B3 \l i{ec Green
5
2
l:
ii291
l'i
ti285 It'darr:en Suffoll<
29
.Ti-rn \,.;i..ey
41
.,) ?(
i'J292 l'/i Colin Shanncn
l'l3Cr: L Juciith lSeirder
5
5
a 4^
I'J3C5 l"{ Rbbert tsenderlJ3.o t'i Prul lilrqins
7
l',
ll3i5 l'1 B)rrcn Littl€',,:oocl )
i',r3.14 M Steve Shanngn
I I \q
a
ar
i,,'ill-j-,-:iii
I'J352 i{ Grant;'iatscit
son 3
N3i6 M i,cvii-l
,)
i"l-i55 M eer:harci iujarz
4,
li353 i.1 Gr,r:tav Garber:;
i6 15"65
q .li
I,i355 I'i lohr-r IUcGarriill.e L4
7
N35,+ L Elfie Garbers
LI
1a
1.
fJ-15C Pi Jack Restorr
6
it
N358 L Karen Sutton
f-r Q(
i{362 I'4 Peter Pickup
27
4
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YESTER[)4YTODAY-
3
TDMDRRDIIJ
Date:
i4th July,
T?OCK
&
BEACH ROUND
1983
1
It was a glorious day for the first round but unfort,unately
no one told the tailor to attend" Ihe most popularr.eason is that
t.he fresh conditicns have made the close inshore seas ralkrer muddv
and the fish are out vride?
About 365 anglers checked out in the mcrning and 182 caught
fish" Top catch was by Graham BeIl of N"S"W" who took 18 fish for
38"8 Kg" Most of his caLch was rock blackfish" Other good
indivldual catches included Dennis Baker" also of N"S "!,J" with 25
fish for 12"05 Kg"
Amongst the top hauls was a fine catch of 10 fish for 4.20 Kct"
by a lady ccmpet.itcr, trJella Clifton of fr"A"
The total catch was 608 fish for 444"55 Kg" Bream, tarwhine
and rock blackfish predominated with the biggest cjisappointmenL
being the almost compreLe absence of tailcr, which are usually
plentif ul at this t.ime of year"
Best fish of the day was a rock blackfish of 3"62 KE" caught
by Graham Bel1 while other catches included a very nice bream of
I"92 Kg" taken by John Morgan of Victoria"
TOTAL CATCHES
The early figures for the offshore Round 1 were produced
under difficult conditions (unofficially by your Publications
Editor) and when property processed prociuced a few more fish" A
breakdcwn of the catch is given below together with a similar set
of figures for Round 1 of the Rock & Beach"
OFF'SHO;?E }tOUi{D
1 - L2"7 "83
No"
No
ir/ai nhf
Anrr I orq
Fi sh
Kg"
QLD
23
386
?Ae an
N"S"!V"
VIC "
82
1456 " 45
S
1t
1793
672
4L3
Ib
TL7
10
105"50
14"10
391
25L3 " 20
"A"
r,.i
"A"
N"Z"
Tctal:
25
J
160
3
344 " 00
224 "35
i
-2
BEACH&ROCK-ROUND1.
2ND DAY RESULTS
BEST INDIVIDUAL ANGLERS
Overal I
QLD
r L>
Sel
L"
2"
5
4""
5"
N169
N99
r\j-u1
Nl26
N232
^n^ I
\)Y
N"S"l//"
N1
VIC
v29
S
"
69
S3
"A"
f,J"A"
uil3 5
N"Z"
NZ26
G"
BEACH
Overal I
146"0
1AA
rzJ.)
G" Coles
A" Edwards
c" BelI
J" Morgan
l''t
" kilinwood
A" Price
lnq
Ao
tr
q
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1"
2"
3.
Qs6
Qlo
V75
Q56
N301
QLD "
N"S"h/"
VIC "
v75
5"A
t !/18
2"" W20
3" Vl0
4" N257
5" N277
N"Clifton 52" 0
R" Harper 21 " 0
S" Cavill 16"0
M" O'Neil'. 10"0
L"Johnson 9"0
So Guy
4" 5
M"O I Neil
10" 0
S" Cavill 15"0
N" Ciifton 52"0
Q45
N25 7
29 "O
vl0
l,tlB
l,"i"A"
N" Z"
L2 "O
Juniors
Overal I
Pts"
I$"S"W"
VIC "
S"A
28"C
24 "5
D" Cullen
Ladies
QLD
406"0
13TH JULY
ROUND 1
ROCK
o
nrulo
Be11
A" Cannon
D" Baker
B" Laybon
&
VJEDN]ESDAY
Veterans
B" Schofiled
D" Evans
T" Goldsmitlr
B" Schofield
J" Garven
T" Goldsmith
Ove:-al1 I " N310 c" Voisey 73"v
22"5
2r"0
14.
2"
a
0
zz.5
QLD
7"0
N"S"W"
VIC "
S "A"
r4"0
W"A"
t\l 7
N357 K" Kay
Q17 R" Ford
Q17 Ro Ford
N310
"" _:::=.0
Vl26 A"
VJ"A"
N"Z"
Guest
39"0
24"5
24"5
73 " 0
5"5
- BEACH & ROCK
( Fu]1 det.ai] s l ater in this issue )
CLUB TEA}4S RESUI,TS
1st YAI.4BA F/C K"Grivens, P Kerkenezov
2nd ANGLERS ARMS F /C
3rd BiiUi'iSlrICK HEADS ANGLING & D/S CLUB
4th BALLINA ANGLING CLUB
HEAVIESI.
N1
69
&
ANGLERS
NI"S"!J"
VIC "
s
\r''J
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"
'l'Aii
| "
DAY
2
3"62
1 - 13"7"83
No"
lveight
FISH
AA
RI
111
450
1B
32
13
29
r
l1
A"
I{"2"
16
BEACH ROUND
No"
QLD
Lightf oot, A"Cannon 335"5
293 "5
287 "5
ROCK BLACKFISH
GRAHAM BELL
rIOCK
FISH
Iti"
I82
1
J
608
Kg"
40 "70
365 " 20
18"25
4 "70
L4 "24
1" 60
444 "65
Kg"
)
J-
CLUB -'E,il4i
c'nce agairr Lhere r,vas not much :;eparal-ing the f irst f ew Leams
in the Club Tearns ComcetiLicl.- - friinners were again a loca1 side, the
redoubtable 'l1rrc,a Fi;,,in,r Clun" 'L-he catch v,'as fairly evenly shared
arnongsL Lhe 1. team membe:: vrhi:h is usually a sign of a Eood sLrong
Club" Lismore Deep Sea anci Italo Australian Deep Sea are probably
still ieading ti-.e ,verall Clubs Competiticn"
YESTERDAY
Failed tr.; ackn,rr"li edge t.he great f ishing by locai club Lismore
Deep Sea who i:ock cut the CLub Team Competition for the Offshore"
They only made it by gi1 pcints so there is still ptenty of
ccmpet.i 1-ion tc f ind the L,verall Champion C1ub"
ovr-cF-c0MP ETTTTON
Not many fish have been presented so far sc there's still
plenty of prizes to be vion. A nice Lailor vJas caught. by Alan
WhiLehead and reasonable bream and spcrtted hind have been weighed"
But apart from those and a flathead, flo olher species have been
presented
"
HEAVIEST L,F SPECIES CAUGHT
Black
IN
Tony Porster
John l{orqan
Cod
Bream
ori a
Cil
Luderick
riober Quinlivan
'l-arrrr
I(g
"
9BO
Kg
"
1"920 Kg"
3 "620 l{g "
1"070 Kg"
5"BlC Kg"
"880 Kg"
3"110 Kg"
7.60A Kg"
Bateman
T.:nnl orr
Bob Gibson
Morlvong
Mul loway
Clive Newman
arren Slommervi 1l e
Pearl Perch
Hl
3"
tr\r
T'revcir Gardi ner
Snapper
Gral-iam Bel
hd
Tail or
8"660 Kg"
L "320 Kg "
1"060 Kg"
I " 050 I{g "
2 " 300 Kg "
l
Max Lightfoot
liobbie Anderson
T'arwhi ne
Terag 1 i n
I'reval1y
Byron L,ittlewood
John Crane
lfuna
r,,ihiLing
Graham Drew
Bi 11. Beaccm
Of her .,nr:r-'i ec, Ken Browrt
\ tJl acK i\rngI ]-sn i
/
l4 " 400
Graham Be11
D.r'ummer
Fl athead
King f i str
\-nariiAd
COMTETITIOi'J
hr
George Cole
l(en Bisby
nl an i,Jhi tehead
George Cole
Fl athead
'Iai l cr
har
( qn')f
t^r j_
'1_
Qnac i oq
.5d H r nrl
Kg"
3"330
"260
Kg"
Kg"
22"OOO Kg "
HEIiVIEST OF SPECIES CAUGHT OUT CF
Bream
I"750
::'
CUT4PETITICI\J
L"470
"680
Kg"
Kg"
2"15C Kg"
I"130
Kg"
)
I,'EIGH'I CHANGED SINCE LAST YT'I"
'*
4
SPECIAL Nt,TES
tsy cr:urtesy of Jim and Greg t
Gotd ccast Bus Tourl'-Lwel1. -what a tripl rtm worn ouL" I The
'37 00: rt's
good Lo see cur next ri n
trip
"
ci
leave at B" 30 am for Lisrncrq and al I point-s west" T'ickets I oL
q 11n
It
per
person"
00
i,5"
at
nov1 selling cluring weigh-irr ti mes
next TuesdaY ( 19 Lh ) "
Have you Lried the Convention pr-rrt? shiraz grapes at their
best " It has been said that the .;lder it get s the better ' however,
a small drcp now vrould not be hard Lo take"
T Shrrrs - Have you bc-rght that souvenir yet to take home to
mum? '1';'t" n"t rrytt neck line makes these ideal f or ladies " Class
(
has entered the
FC;RTHCCt4I
NG
A."A"A.
El/ EIii f S
:
Saturday - tsal1ina Jockey Club welcomes Lhe a"A"A"
Facil-ities wil-l operate on all races f rom 1 to
First race at 1"00 Pm"
I C00t\i
Ifaiden HandicaP
itace 2 - Ncrrna,n .\odgers
1000M
Improvers HandicaP
liace 3 - Estuary l,ssocj-ation
TAB
(. L -.1- ^
^
5
1 2COM
- l,ustral-ian lingling
/\ssociation C,pen Hcp" 1600Iq
1900N1
Beach itural Stakes
ilace 5
Race b - Lffshore Irlying HandicaP 1000M
Rcast- pig orr a spit will be available between 3"0c pm and
4"CC pm and there vrill be clrinl<s at the l\'lembers' Bar for competitors
urith LickeLs" see Jim for an early tip"
Race
/\NO'1'l-lEi?
4
A"i',"A" SP[CIAL
not knockout drops again"
No Itrs
Sundcwner
--^.1
clllLl
T'his
time its
rThe
I
lvet a
,---]-- LD
J? F)oL
Add I n: r1- c'^raal- .refmOUth
glass with bitters"
A twis:t of lemon, a cherrY than drink Lhrouqh
s t.emmed
crushed ice"
qin"
SEAGULLS CLUB N]GJJT
C'UT
The cost for a bus plus the shovr is $15"00 per person and
if enough perple are interested a coach lrill be booked" See
Jim or Greg at the Social rable - Lhe workers!
The shov,i runs from B"30 Lo 10"30 and t-he bus tvould depart from
headquarLers at 5.:O pm" r'ropcsed date is'ihursday 21st"
SEA I'ORLD
TOUR
Another tour that can be arranged if enough pec'ple are
in a mini
interested" Ideal for the children and mum" iieturn tripOnce
again
only
available"
seats
24
seaL
$5"00
bus would be
Per
(or
Jim?)
Greg
and
is
that
Greg
Jim
and
of
team
see your social
Enquire novJ
F'RIDAY
(N"8" If Cffshcre Round 2 is cancelfed YTT may be rather thin:l)
t:
DEI]AILED RESULTS ROCK
irJo
"
Iri sh
Q5
Q10
Ql3
QI5
Ql7
Q31
Q37
Q45
Q53
Q55
Q5B
Q69
(
Qvr
Q93
Q97
QfC4
T" Ludlow
D" Evans
M" i:c.tter
lvl" Cl ark
i'i
" Ford
A" SLrathearn
M" Auqustus
S. Guy
A" Scholfield
B" Scholfield
R" trjategcr
R" Jones
i1." Iurville
G" Hosken
P " Edv:aros
P " Tilgals
J" Crone
N11i
i{l8
ii28
N34
N39
ll47
N53
I{57
t\b)
N73
NBB
N99
N'18
N 3
R" Standley
C. \,,Joodley
l-'1. Frioi:
T. Davison
N" VJilliamscn
K" Barr
J" Pratt
E" !,lest
ti" uarret L
P" Stenner
L" Katen
A" Cannon
K" riobinson
S" Kendrick
l\Ili
r(" Ufane
h]119
N124
N1 O
N137
-3
J" Farrell
J" Melvaine
M" Dis
sc,n
C" Bell
lJ " Tye PorLer
N144 L" o11ey
Nl55 i"" Ross
IJ157 G" Edgar
i\]162 J" vJitchard
Nf69 G" Beil
NlBl D" Baker
i'J184 L " Duncan
N192 G" Rooks
i{198 r? " Foster
N2CB G" Fayne
r'J214 T" Bijl
N222 T" Graham
N2?-7 R " iledma.n
N23] C" Art.hur
i{233 K" Tocvey
N235 l(" Rcberts
N23B K" Aston
Ni141.
l-
4
5
i(g
" 450
" 300
r"950
" 650
"45[)
?qn
I
I
I
.300
4
1"85C
1
.700
" 350
1
5
3"550
5
1-l"t_50
I
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1
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:l " 3.,0
B
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3
2"850
1"850
0"950
6"90
1"500
3
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,1
3
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3
1
9
750
q "5C0
r-qr',
2
1" 650
r 3 " 500
1. 350
2
7
4 ".1.50
3
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L"200
4
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5
3
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2
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2
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3
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2
3
3
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800
1"000
4"650
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4" r50
tr,qc
1"100
3B " 800
12"050
5.200
750
300
750
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2"800
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2.
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1
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Q9
Ql1
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Qz,L
Q34
Q:IA
Q46
Q55
Q57
Q62
QB4
Q90
Q92
Q9ul
Q99
Ql14
L. Evans
N" Carstens
C " Potter
C" Ciark
F" OrNeill
D" iieberger
S. Guy
G" FLatcliffe
S " Scholfield
A" Veselis
ft " L,tatego
J" Eurton
C " !'rent
A." Edlvards
K" Tarl-int-on
F'" al- lom
D" Bateman
3
2
1
1
1
2
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1"400
"800
,300
"300
5
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r-"900
"600
N15
N19
N29
N3B
N43
N.lB
N56
N61
N6'/
l{84
NB9
N103
N109
l{116
Nt18
G" Hooley
J. Vidler
J" Perkins
R. /'inderson
G" tJilliams
7 3"300
5 2"850
4 4 "?54
B s"000
1
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?
1 AA('\
2 r"300
5 3"550
r
"750
5 3.800
]-300
2
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6 3"950
7_
r.050
'r
? Oir
zl00
1
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16 10"750
2
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3 1"600
4 2"15C
4 1"600
6 2"550
4 10"450
I
"450
5 2"000
2 L"300
5 2"800
3 6 " 500
I
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4 4"404
2 r"200
5 2"100
A.
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4 10"550
6 1 2,,7 CC
l1 5"300
7 5 "400
R.. (-'rurtenay
l," Hore
t1" Quinli-.ran
A. Hales
fi " Jenni ng s;
K" Appel
fi" Bush
M" Berrel- 1
D" Disson
,i" ",o()l-dridge
i'J12C E " Layl-on
Nl-26 ts" Layt'on
N13,j A" ItlacDonald
N14C E" Hughes
N142 I'i" 1-lancock
Nlri7 J" Pignat
Nl56 'tj" McBurney
N161 l( " Griuins
iJ166 Fr" T" Chapman
ii176 " Keevers
Nl83 N" Lennard
lJlB5 i" Bourke
hJ196 B" Battese
N207,' D" lular'cin
N2IC '.t'" wright
N215 D. Vidler
N224 F" Moffett
N229 T" ForsLer
N232 G" CoIes
N234 K" Power
N237 J " Prosser
I'J239 1"1" flirst
i<.
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8
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6
I
J
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]"350
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Aqn
)
-\l
I
"300
"400
t1"
100
1" 850
3"650
":ioc
I
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o J\,!,
6
DETi]fLED IIESULTS - RCCK &
i,,1240
N245
N247
u25 2
N255
N257
l\ 268
N277
N2BB
N292
N295
N 301
r! 310
N344
N 346
N 359
N367
N373
N383
V4
v10
vl5
v23
v27
VB5
L" Johnson
Do Beil
C" Shannon
i'{" Sidney
J. Garven
G" Voisey
ALexander
L"" Eyles
M" Lightfoot
J" Snow
M" Smith
R" Foster
'u't
E" G-f1bee
S" Cavil1
B" Bright
J" Gilmour
l'1" Ftidcut
" Vlal ter
G" Schnelle
T" Goldsmith
J" Mason
lj35
t:t222
Mo Jchnstone
t';
l
Vv17
ii19
w22
1r\r
31
Ko"
L
^
l.
1"300
L
?
'l
M" C'Nei11
B "A" Carr
J"W" lJlnwood
B" !'li11iss
B
" I(chl er
G. Brown
M" Harper
L" Clifton
H" Dyer
D" Ihomas
A" Price
s_l
s15
s53
ideight
Fi sh
A" Astc'n
G" Buchanan
J" Toovey
H" Patch
B o [Jeacom
V
v52
v75
No"
"
T
q,An
1
1
4
'ln
1
)
4
700
1 " 7(n
" 600
6"2C0
2"650
9"300
1"050
2" 300
1"700
'I
?rln
'l
f
1
I
t
l
l\z)J
N256
N258
N269
r!282
N291
N294
N299
tv3o
?r')
n
" 800
" 3s0
" 450
V9
vl1
vI7
v24
\t 2q
v44
I
I
1"300
VB3
5
2"300
1
qnn
.400
I
nn
1" 750
?na
I
I
I
t
3
v59
v90
-1
7qr'l
?nn
i'/6
1B
',J
l,V20
W26
!,134
2"150
"
500
N226
No"
V'/eighr-
F
Kq"
ish
'l
'l
q
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a
a
'ln
IV
a
I
.7
a
^
L
4
-l
"
Goodwi n
R" Cavil1
B" Pywell
G " Forv;ard
M" Gilmour
Jo Morgan
" Hammer
C" Barnes
B" Thorne
T" Hcse
?qn
2"600
3"900
1"100
6"700
1"050
5"500
" BOC)
1"250
6"550
"550
2"000
3"3C0
a
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1"700
2"450
f
I
L
A
tr
]
8"150
5"450
2"1sC
2"650
finn
4
1.750
3
2"600
2
2"000
I
"
G" Drew
N" Clifton
R" Harper
A" Guest
D" Schmidt
D" Cul1en
I
I
crqrl
"
I
lqn
a
L
4
t
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/i00
" 300
I
lC)
600
" 750
'ur
R" !,lackett
J" Wierds
1 2tr/\
a
a
3
3,
318
N345
N357
N362
N 358
N374
iJ
r l-fl
1:in
4
I
1 13"7.83
B" Robinson
S" CoIes
J" O'Brien
R" Howard
R" Lund
H" Tyndall
J" Garven
B" Tidmarsh
J" Voisey
A. lVhi tehead
A. Dawson
P " Kerkenezov
Ii" tvatson
J" L: I Brien
K" Kay
P" Pickup
" 450
!
?-
N25
"
f
l- l-
900
800
" 300
" 800
I
a
N242
l\z{i.o
" 300
I
z
rrn
5"200
iiouNp
BEACI.{
4
"
800
"240
1"700
"450
1"100
1"000
YESTERI)AYTODAYh July,
Date:
19t-?
PROGi?AM CHAI{GES
TDTNDRRDIU
OFFSHOITE
&
CASTING
The cffshcre evenl- programmed for yesterday was cancelled for safety
reasons" Conciitions were judged to be sufficiently
poor to be a
hazard to competitors"
This event has nolu been re-scheduled Lo next Sunday, lTth July"
'vhich WaS to harre been run on that. day will now be held
over until the follcwinq day, Monclay, lBth July"
I-iowever", should the re-scheduled Of f shore r<ound 2 event on the
Sunciay be again cancell ed, the accuracy casting will be hel.d .that
^: ^^J
'-1-" LUtuile:l 1r-Jt
uo)/
tL
ai: 1" 00 pm" A11 other cast-ing events wouLd still be
held on the Monday"
Your program for the next few days should now read:
Saturday 16th July. Gala Day at Ballina Kacecourse - L2 noon"
f shore ]tcund 2 ( re-schedured)
!ilG;---11l!:g;il, of
Check-e-u:: at Ballina Apex ramp or Evans Head"
5. 30 5 " 00 am
negistral.i-'i-r & Check-out
Lines D i,'::
7 "0O am
i " 00 pm
Lines i ,r
pm
Fish on 'r': uck
2-"O0
r,,Jeigh-in
3 " 00 pm
N"B" If this evenL is cancelled, Accuracy Casting will be held
commencinE at 1 " 00 pnl"
Ygl9gy_*_19!! -:lyly, Casiing at. Kingsford Smith park, corner of
Benlinck SL" , & Uwen St., Program of events
Tho crql-inn
Chrnoad
*n ho'
Ar-r-rrr.aa\/
(6a
"-Y fli cf .in.=6
Teams & Individual
Event 1
rt^
^- ^
a cdlu>
Event 2
Artif ical lSait DisLance - Teams
Event 3
Indirridual
IIZq disLance
Event 4
Bait. Distance- Individual
Artificial
Event 5
N"B" 1'he casting cornmences at 8"00 am sharp" Ful1 details of the
cast.ing order for competitors wil-l be in the Rules of the Day
for Lhe casting" It is scheduled to be available at Headquarters
by 5"00 pm Saturday"
COiTRECTIONS
Any significant corrections will be noted in YTT" Two changes
you may care to note are "
Lez f ish for e3"3s Ks"
lulichael Hirst
9II:!gfS_Igyl9_1 A
score cf 1100"5pts" af ter 25 pt." loss fc,,r
one undersize fish"
Richard Cavill of Victoria scored 31" 5pts " f c-'r
Rock & Beach
------=3rd overail in Vet,erans and leader in that
i(OUnO 1
cateqcrrv for Victoria"
21" Lismore D/S (N)
2" Italo Aust" D/S (N)
3" Caringbah Anglers (N)
4" oceanic (a)
5" Ballina RSL (N)
6o Elizabeth (S)
7
Frankston (V)
B"" Brunswick Heads D/S (N)
9 " Bal l ina Blue V,rarer ( N )
10" Victory (a)
11" Burleigh Heads (a)
I2" Gerringong (N)
13" Lower Clarence D/S (N)
L4" Tubemakers (N)
15" Ballina Angling (N)
]6" irvoolgoolga (\t)
17 " Penrith R/L (N)
18" Offshore (iJ)
1.9" Frankston (V)
24" Ballina Blue ,iater (N)
2I " i,'iaroochydore (a)
22" Bunbury No"l (V,l
23" Bunbury No"2 (tV
24" Surf Casti-ng (lt
25" Kaipara
(NZ)
" Wyong Bl ue VJa( Ler ( N )
" L-enrith P,/L trt)
2B" ElalIina Elue trater (N)
29 " Ballina RSL
30" +talq Au:L " D/,5 (Nl
31" Cockburn Povrer Boat (W)
32" Brisbane Metrop" (a)
33" Freemantle (t.;)
26
27
1'.t
::t ,:. 1:: ,:t ::. !:: {r ::r ir
DiNNEII
1"
2"
3"
4"
5"
6"
7"
B"
9 " I{ullumbimby (a)
10" Alstonville (N)
11, Brunswick Hds D/S (N)
I2" Bangalow (N)
13" Italo Aust" (N)
14" Byron Bay Services (N)
15" Lismore (N)
16" Ballina Angting (N)
L7 " Bunbury ( i'v )
lB" Anglers Arms (N)
1.9 " Surf Casting ( w)
24" Carringbah Anglers
L447 "5
I44L " A
1375"0
I149 " 0
r09B
"5
ai1!u.
5
x {\
/l
vJJ
o V
580"5
674"5
601"0
449"5
445 "O
443 "O
?,1 0 n
-?38"0
280"0
252"5
24r"0
237 "0
203"0
168"0
1s7"5
l tin
2L" Iirank s ton V)
22" Frank s ton V)
Frank s to n V)
24" hlstonville \i\j
n
atr
aJ
142 "5
l_ 31" 0
1?t q,
ii
5rl
rl
:i
I
i{
LVINNER
h/inner of the dinner for tr,vo at
Don Valentin I s restaurant v.ras ticket
number 31" CongraLulaticns lvhoever
you are" Consolation prizes of a
10% Ciscount go 1-o 84, IL4, 2i3,
382 and 485 "
M.A
rnc rhrrd,r r
e
i{
rl
il
L42"4
139"5
129 "s
103"0
8ri"0
77 "C
68"0
64"5
63"0
s8"0
qA il
s2.
A'7
Li
43"0
?on
(o)
(N)
(N)
" Italo Aust" (a)
28" Muttumbimby
29" Bailina Angling
30 " Ilvron Bay Services ( N )
:1 luictory (a)
..'l " Blue Fin ( a)
ri
" Bunbury (',i )
.14" Maclean (N)
35" Yamba (N)
36" l/lurwillumbah Services (N)
37" Mt" Gravatt (a)
38. Lismore (N)
39 " Otamatea ( \tZ )
44" Burleigh Heads (q)
4I" r;uaterside (a)
42 " Li smore ( iv )
43" Italo Austrat-ian (lrl)
44" rtedcliffe City (a)
45 " Cockburn Pcwer ( )
46" Fremantle (t',t)
27
71.,0
AAn
i:
o
25" Alstonville
i14.0
r.O
itOCK & BEACH CLUB TEAMS RESULTS
Yamba (N)
335 " s
Anglers Arms (N)
29 -\ "5
Brunswj-ck Heads D/S
287 "5
Ballina Angling (N)
168"5
Murwillumbah Services (N)
Port Macquarie (N)
155"5
Ballina Angling (N)
150"0
Byron Bay Services (N)
149"0
V'l
i/.L/
?q
r.
32"C
?'1 (
2E"5
27
"0
25"5
24 "5
24 "5
23 "0
l9
18"
14"0
12.0
L2"O
11"0
8.0
6"5
l.q
q,
c,
4"1)
P'RESENTATICN DINNE}].
Tickets fcr Lhe Presentation Dinner are still available from the
Socia1 Table at Fleadquarters" It f s on biednesday ?7tln July at 6" 30 pm
at Lhe Ballina R"S"L
Cost is $15"00 for adults and $7"50 for juniors"
NEXT EDITION OF YTT
IS
DUE CUT
AT 7 "OO PM ON
SATURDAY
l6th
JULY
v'
YESTERDAYTODAYh Ju1y,
Date:
1983"
J
TDTNDRROIIJ
RECORD FLA'IHEAD
An Australian reccrd Dusky Flathead was caught at Ballina {-wo
rl:rrc rnn krr; allan strathearn of eueensland" IL was a huge fish of
)"44 Kg" (2A34 Ib) " {ruhen Ltrey- get that large they call them aligators
not 1 izards !
Alan fished from a boat near the trawler wharf and took'the
monster on 91b line using an imported worm bait (for Qld of course)"
Lra *-hnrrnlrl- ho [66i a big ray at first
and waS quite ConvinCed When
it decided to rest on the bottom for several mj-nutes at one stage"
[,atience must have prevailed however as he netted the fish afLer;.
about 20 minutes" He broke his landing net while boating the fish
and it looks like costing him ancther $50 to get a good fiberglass
^^-]- L
Lc1>
ltlG-lE
--..t^
o
An Australian Record claj.m has already been subr,ritted and his
fish receipt was signed by our wej-chmas:er John Prosser and
witnc.ssed by Fres.ident General I{urray Corrigan"
ESTIJARY iTOUND 1
An average evening's fishinE savJ plenty of niggers caught by
the locals while all others went hunting the bream" Plenty of
niggers vJere taken and not so many bream" The niggers were
lv ctf oood ..iz.a rnrlri l.e most of Lhe bream rntere in the smaller
oencral
YurrururrJ
range" A few flathead and a small mulloway vrere also caught"
'iop haul rdas by Frank Moff att with 44 f ish for 25"65 Kg"
followed by Ellis Garrett with 34 for 20"40 Kg" and Richard
Courtenay r,vit.h 27 for 15"7 Kg" All were from Ballina Anglers"
Total caLch rdas 859 fish for 418 Kg" by 193 anglers"
Best fish for the day was a flathead of 2"26 Kg" taken by
peLer McGrath of Victoria while Wal1y Moore presented the best
-!-uderick of L"24 Kg"
In oul.-of-competiticn, A11an Strathearn presented his record
flathead and Terry Langley weigheci a snapper of 5"74 Kg"
BILL KErR.ii
It's sad to hear that our Queensland President, Bill Kerr has
fallen foul o-f a virus that has been going around and has been
acjmitted to hospital " He is expected out in a day or two and is
likely to be told to return to Brisbane for a rest" Irm sureI
everyone wishes you a speedy recovery and hopes that you don t miss
the resi: of the Convention.
NEXT EDITiON CF YTT IS DUE OUT AT NOON ON TUE5DAY 19TH JULY
(1,'Ji11 include of f shore riound 2 and Casting
23RD DAY KTSULTS
-
ESTUARY ROUND
1 . FI{IDAY 15TH
BEST INDIVIDUAT, ANGLERS ISTUA|iY
l!:.
yru
Overal
1
'l
Lo
QLD
N.S"W"
VIC.
S"A"
b/"A"
N"Z.
N224 F" Moffet.t
N65 E" Garret-L
Ne:E R " Courtenay
NI92 G" rlooks
N99 l\ " Cannorr
Q98 c" Tigals
N224 F" l4offett
V15 Bo Bright
59 J" Fuller
W34 A" Price
NZI7 B" Otlne
ROUi\JD 1
LADIES
Overal
1
ZJ5"U
184"0
I ?,?
n
'i ?? n
l" v40 F" Bisby
2" N195 M. Riddel"
3" N1B7 M" McMil 1 an
4" Q45 S. Guy
\
46"0
Q45
QLD
?nn (
N"S"td"
VIC "
22 "5
23"0
36"5
14"0
\/h9
N195
CA
"A"
N"Z"
W
q^
Overal l
5l"v
2" N225 Do Leaney
N"S"li'/"
VIC "
19"0
15"0
11"0
N52 M" Barsing
QB7 T" Merchant
N301 J" Garven
V75 T" Goidsmith
Riddel
Bisby
F"
bJ20
*"_:::0"'
JI"U
Aq
ld"A
-
21"
5
14.0
'r't n
B"C
tt/v
ir"o
14. 0
2L"5
820
2"
nf,:
\{J
R" Ford
T"
QLD.
i!.S"1i'/"
VIC "
vI3
N37
!t"A
!u1
U"
2nd
YAMBA F'ISHTNG CLUB
21+l
3rd
4th
LTSMORE AI{GLING
(
"
Ql7
T" Charles
." -:--
80"0
3t
26.
B0"c
21"5
r2"0
IJTOWN
MACLEAI'J ANGLING
Dick Courtenay, Fr. Tom Chapman)
Garrett, Frank l{offett
)
i tllis
2nd
1" ITALO AUSTRAI,JAN CLUB
3 " LISMORE DEEP SEJ,A
4" OCEANIC
7
" BRUNSWICH HEADS DEEP SEA
n'l ?
ESTUARY
BALLINA ANGL]NG CLUB
' ***
I
125
ti"z"
1st
M"
Ludlow
C" Ba.r-rett
it
Ford
F"" Gregory
<A
CLUB ifEliivlS 1IESULTS
Crane
S" Guy
I] L ^
VETERANS
Overall 1. N30I J" Garven
QLD"
I
V4O
.]UNIORS
?
JULY
CLUB 119" 5
CLUii 92"5
.'ERALL +r;r::!
[556. Ptbo 2. CARINGBAH"'ANGLERS-N.-,1504. 5 p us "
4" BALLINA ANGLING CLUB 1326"5pts"
1447 "5 pLs"
pts " 6" BALLINA R.S"L"
II49
N 109B pts"
1015"75 pts" I " FIrANKSTON
N
cHAMproN .LUB
N
N
\.t
N
HEAVIEST FISH
V]-9 iJETElt MCGRATH
DAY 4
FLATHEAD
2"26
I(9"
CLUB TEAI{S
Ballina Anglers cer:Lainly walked away with the Estuary Comp"
for Club leams. VJith a margin of around 600 points cver their
nearest rival (Yamba) they certainly showed up Lhe big name
comnctifor< from outsicie this district"
Calculation of the C,veral1 Champion Club has been completed
and the Champion Club is :
ITALO AUSTRALIAN ANGLING CLUB /-^^^*-r,,alations
vultYrclLur
on a well earned win! They were one of the
few teams r.rho gained a respectable score in all three events" Ful1
details of the Estuary CIub Teams and the first 25 teams overall are
included laier in this issue"
3ES:rLJA,ilY I(OUNJD
No"
i.nrrl
VIC
I0
i{"2.
9
3,,50
27
1n
1a
/v
Ivo
l-nnrr
Cod
'v.'7
Morwong
iqul l oway
Cl
I"244
ive
I'iewman
Trevor Gardiner
Graham BeiI
Iviax Lightf oo t
itobbi e And ei-son
Byron Liitl e',vocd
Spoited Hind
i'ai l ur
l-arv;hine
'llerag 1in
TrevaJ- 1y
r " 75C Kg.
John Crane
!'lhit ing
Other Species
( Bl acl< Kingf ish
3"330 K9"
" 260 l{9 "
22" 000 Kg.
Graham Drew
Bi I 1 Fleacom
Ken Brci,tn
rutlo
)
L{E/','v'IfST OF SpECIES CAUGHT
OLIT
OF COMPETITICN
t"470
George Cole
Bream
Fl at.head
it,obb
Snapper
Allan Strathearn
liobbie l\nderi:on
9
l,l an
z. L)v
280
'r " r ?n
vlhrt i ng
Speci-es
('.nr';
HirrrJi
\" L' Fa'd
uvu
wi-.
'.i'err1z Langley
George Cole
. uEIgIi-':!nrg!!-!lIgg-!M-yT3
"440
Kg
l(n
"Y
" 100
5.7 40 l(g
t,JLriteheard
HeIen tsainbri clqe
I C]JJL'I
Kg"
3"110 Kg"
7" 600 Kg "
3.980 Kg "
8"660 Kg"
1"320 Kg"
1"060 tig"
1"050 Kg"
2"300 lrg"
Vvarren Scnnervill-e
Snap.per
Other
400 Kg "
I "92o Kg "
3-620 Kq"
2"250 Kg"
5"810 Kg"
Bob Gibson
i,ear1 ['erch
ck
COIUPET'iTION
14"
Kingfislt
Luderick
Lr:deri
IN
F-n rq I or
John Morgan
Graham Bell
Pet-er McGraLh
'Ierry Langl eY
i'val 1y Ivloore
IJrummer
tsi athead
418" 00
859
I..IilAVIEST CTF SPEC]ES CAUGHT
Brearr
hn
O LV
1 an
aozv
193
O
V5
-J
- a
_J J
I-
.
o
1,r?J O lq
J!
B5
5
Elack
A {
156
575
"
-^+.--1
I U LdA
Vn
r \v
Fish
arc
r07
i\i"S"iJ"
:.:/oi
vvv+Y"nhi- Y
No"
41
QLD
1 - 15"7"8-?
Kg
Kg
):r
*
*
t(n
.'Y
"
COxTiECTi CN
Iiocl< .s Feacir r.nund 1-, Highest Score by N"S"\',i" lady should
have been credited Lo Nt13 So Kendrick with 12"5 points"
oo660
4
NUlllilEl.l L)F 12.ECI-TR ANTS A.T B.A.LLINA COI'JVENTION 1983
IVIEI.JS
QLD
N"S"L'"
vrc"
s"A.
ii"A"
N"Z"
LADIES
JUNIORS
VETEr<ANS
SOCIAL
TOTAL
L7
123
32
37L
27
96
30
69
t5
46
9
J) 4l
7€,
278
3s
33
21
14
12
24
11
1
4
5
6
19
15
-1
3
12
18
8
5
5
3
A
57
44
51
TAS "
Total:
t:. '7
( N)
2"
3 " Lis;more ( i\ )
4" Maclean (N;
5o ivit Gravatt (a)
6" Carringbah (N)
I " Redcliffe City (a)
B" Wyong (N)
9" Tweed Heads Aquatic (i{)
10" Frankstcn (V)
11 " Angl ers Arins ( i\ )
I2. Brurrsr,:icll iieads ( N)
13" Blue F'-ii-r (a)
14" Victory (O)
15" Burleigh Heads (e)
L5 " Lismcre ( I'j )
17 " Frankston (V)
1B " Tubemak ers ( iv )
19" Bunbury (i'J)
20" Itlt Gravatt (a)
2I" Lismore (N)
22" offshore (i''J)
23. Italo AusLraIia (Hi)
Yanrba (i{
24" Bunbury (td)
2-5" Anglers Arms (N)
Brunswick Heacis ( i\j )
"
27" Italo Australia (ii)
2B" Alstonville (I'J)
29" l,Vaterside (O)
30" Maroochydore (a)
31" Ballina (N)
32 " Rorarua ( hlZ )
33" South Suburban (!.i)
34" oLamatea (NZ)
35" Italo Australia (N)
36" Fremantie (W
37., Great Lakes N)
*?8" Alstonville
Ii)
39" Ballina (N)
40" S"A" Surf & Estuary (s)
740
UVERALL CLUB TEAM RESULTS
ESTUAI?Y CLUB TE,rrMS iiESULT.S
I. Ballina ,'\nqlinq
r 31
1" ltalo Australian (N)
2 " Carringbah Angl ers ( I\t )
3" Llsmore D/S (N)
4" Ballina (N)
>1")
85"0
5" oceanic (q)
77 "0
6" Ballina R"S"L" (N)
7
68"5
Brunswick Heads (N)
62."0
B"" Frankston (V)
58"5
9" Elizabeth (S)
s7"0 l- 0 " Bal I ina Bl ue 'vJater ( N )
53"0 11" Victory (a)
47 "5
r2" i'a.nba (t\)
tL6 \:
13" i-,-r.i.eigh Heads (e)
"
4ttr "5
14" Anglers Arms (t,l)
44 "
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42"0 1r: " Lower Cl ar-ence ( N )
!7 " Tubemak ers ( ht )
(N)
41
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820"0
24L"4
119"5
fJ,r\/ov
I
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19" 0ffshore (Vv
20" Penrith R/L
2L
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31" 0
29
24
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26"5
26
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2r "0
2-0. 5
20"5
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489"0
445 "0
442
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0
325.5
295 "5
280"0
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271 "5
262 "O
(O)
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25" Pc,rrt lt'lacquarie (N)
/^
26 " Irt"-- ;13r'- ( NZ )
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(N)
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22" Maroochydore
23" Surf Casting
34"0
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1326"5
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DET'AILED 'tESULTS
-
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ESTUATTY
1
15"7"83
V'leight
trlo "
nq "
Fish
chf
iiJo "
Fi-qh
Q3 C " Barrett
Q9 Lo Evans
gn665Y7or:d
3
2" 300
350
B
3"200
a16 C" Clark
Q20 No ''dil1iams
a22 I " Everingliam
Q26 B" Bannell
Q3I A" StraLhearn
Q37 M" AugutsLtts
Q39 A" Knowles
Q44 S" GuY
Q50 G" BeatLY
Q55 S " Scholfield
Q63 Fo Vlatego
Q65 J" Veselis
Qii6 P " F'aux
3B L" llerchant
-a97 P" Tilgals
Q99 F" Allom
Q104 J" Crone
Ql18 Ii" Farmer
1
?q(l
5
2"800
2
I"OCO
l
"45i)
Ql2
il"
N4
NIi B
N29
N38
N44
N52
N57
N62
N64
N57
l'.i
73
NB2
N85
- 'lu ti
N90
Nl 00
N103
N1 05
N1 07
Nl 27
N1 37
N
144
NI 5O
Ni6.1
N1 70
R" Barsing
C" Woodley
J" Perkins
R
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A " D::ecki::cyer
I'1" B;;::s -i.ng
E" !'Jest
J" Lollrlrsl
VJ
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,A
D
lJJ
H:l oq
(l.fr:nnar
" UII}S
D" Jennings
L"
Katen
N" Mulholland
R" Marshall
R" Bush
fJ" Lickiss
Bo Bevan
K. Pullen
C" Bell
L" olley
A" Farlow
l(" Griuins
K"G" MackneY
NlB2 A" Rooks
N 185 J" Bourke
NIBB K" McMilIan
NI9 2 Go Rooks
t\rvb B" Battese
N 209 Do Johnston
N 214 'l-'" Brl I
N 218 A.. Garven
N224
N227
r!230
N 234
N237
F" Moffett
Ro Redman
C" Garrett
Power
K"
'i
U
6
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I
1
1"400
2
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600
400
1" 350
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1"90'.)
I .8C0
3
1"500
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7
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3
2"454
1"000
1
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1
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1
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400
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1
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" 650
" 4CO
L
I
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" 400
" 300
3
4
A
3
3
1"000
2"100
3"300
1"400
1"400
1
D. Evans
M" Cl ark
fi. Ford
B" iialker
F
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4
1.750
'T
Q54
a73
Q8 7
a95
D" Macdonal
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1r"500
3
1" 4i:0
L
1"000
I
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" 800
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44
25 " 65C
5
2"r00
5
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3
1I
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l" ulu
1 E!rl
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L
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J"OUU
1"000
2"000
I'J14
StandleY
1
L
N27
WoLherspoon
r,r37
Gregory
3
3
39
N48
\,ii 1t iamson
G
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CourtenaY
1"000
'l 'r nn
r"850
2"950
15.700
27
5 .i
Pratt
4
2"loa
I\i6i
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5
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I'J
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6
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Lodington
Garret t
_3
ti55
Qhoi nl'rarrrrrf
l',169
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Jenni ngs
N'7 5
NB4
NB7
2C " 4riC
a
t- f .'
I"OfL
LI
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L
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Ni9 9
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19
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1U
1 /l a
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Nl 04
Nr 06
Hayes
Shipl ey
S teinman
N1 25
Hancock
Keevers
Lenn ard
NlB3
i"icFIi
i\i187
r{191
Nl9
11
5
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N 2OB
P
N212
N 215
N222
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t.r^-f
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N229
l\z*11
N235
N238
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Barnard
ii.iddel
u
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3
3
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4"454
1
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1 nf:f',
1o UJU
3
1"600
4"2C4
3
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L
1" 550
ter
Arthur
Air
ot /lvv 1^,
8"450
1
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400
1"450
l-
3
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1
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6"000
1"600
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600
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2
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250
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Haywood
T" Chapman
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l\ t- oo
I'i175
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13
10
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4"30C
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1"300
5"000
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4
5
D
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1" 7iio
4
4
Q98 G" TilEal s
Ql02 R" Byrant
Q114
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5
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9
300
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3
h]14 5
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6"5C0
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B" Scci-t
L" Guy
s" Guy
Schof i1 ed
UO
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Q57 A.
1"00c
3
15
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5"350
2"350
7 "750
1"20c
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.)
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3
1
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5
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1
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400
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3"05C
1
2"600 (-\
6
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QI7
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N23B K" Astcn
N240 A" As ton
i\242 B " ttobi nson
i\24t
s
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Laibel
N258 H" ryrlLfclJ-J
N257 ri " Carr
N2IJE D"
Bell
i\j292 C" Shannon
N305 i,,, Bender
N3C9 I'i",-Iames
i']317 E" fd;.rison
iJ35E K" Sutton
N-?71 A" East
NlB0 c" Martin
V3 J" Gilbee
V7 R" Turner
V 11 B " Pyvre1
V15 B" Briqht
V19 f, " McGraih
V 27 M" Ridoi.rt
V3ri G " Scctt
vtio Fo Bisby
V49 E. Fisher
V52 Go SchnelLe
V59 C Ba.rnes
V5B Jo" Crane
V75 T, C,r,1,ism-i-th
,9i J " i:,obinson
S34 J"'vVierda
)52 J" Carrnan
r^
J
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L
ESTLJAITY ROUIID
1
vieigirt
irio "
Ka.
Fish
I " J)U
2.100
3"60c
"
850
Hirsi
239
241 T
N246 )o
N255 R
l{ 26lj n
T
N 269
a
N 291
T
N301
M
N
Dey
N
Carr
4
2"850
A
1o I'JU
7
9
7
4"800
3"850
3.4C0
j,
1" 350
B
5"000
N314 q Sh an non
i,t318 M. i;fa L so n
I l dhi UI F,'\^ts
i'i359
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6
2"900
1,,!37
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l.i31
1ie35
NZl2
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3"800
1"Cil
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1" 750
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1"00c
1"C00
" 700
ri r. al
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Clifton
D
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L!ILg
B" Oterre
D. Cul- l en
U. Bai-11ie
3
I
1" 550
" 3(.j0
B
" 35u
2" 8s0
I
1.2c0
1
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I
" 500
" 6C0
doooot,
Vl7 G" Forward
V2A K" Fleming
\/?a
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v.io
Vr o
l4crg an
i1 . i'1c,ore
v44 l1'/" l'lammer
V5C L" Cheers
V54 T" Gilbee
V65 P" Moreau
V69 J" Crane
VB ] B" Thorne
.tc)
T
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5-.1.1
p
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D" Thomas:
A"
5
3
2
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2
3
1" 750
w20
T,,J-",4
l,'139
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NZ33
I\Z-J
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1"500
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2"70A
4
2" 50C
3"50C
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5
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1
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1
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1" r 70
1" 5s0
1 'l (rl
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5
1"550
z
4
600
1 " 'r qn
Ful I er
Andersen
5
1"800
Drew
Ki ng
3
d" I-{arper
D
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C"
L.-Lfl\,|
3
6
Goodwin
850 i: i{383 r(" i'csLer
2"900
I^a
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Voi sey
Garven
ii{ul doon
Kq"
5
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Beacom
Co1
tieight
..1-
"
6C0
1"25(-)
1"050
1
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I
2"000
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I
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YESTERI)AYTODAY-
{
TDMDRRD\X
lBth Ju1y,
Date:
qFrsHpRF ROr.{Np
1983"
2
The postponed 2nd round of the offshore was held yesterday in
less than ideal conditions" The south westerly winds were stitt
- -^,,^l
crlL/qrru
force 4 making for a very lumpy sea with wind \4/aves to
'!,
2 metres on occasions" Most anglers stayed near the inshore reefs
south east of Evans Head and again took hauls of trevally" Most
fish were between'6"4 and0"7 kg" and a number of catches"of over
100 fish were recorded"
The anglers who went out from Ballina and some from Evans
Head brought back nice bags of snapper" Heavles fish for the day
was a snapper of 6"510 Kg" taken by Sharon Osborne of Western
Australie" The sandgropers have been f,ishing very well for such a
small contingent and its pleasing to see this catCtr by one of their
I adies
Best catch of the day was by Peter Stenner with 219 fish for
99"I Kg. He was followed closely by Russe1 Jennings with Ig4 fish
for 91"05 Kg" and then came first round leader, Michael Hirst with
I48 for 64"55 Kg" Harry Moore of Victoria came fourth with 140
fish for 60"50 Kg" which shows thatsome of the interstat,e anqlers
are fast learners"
Some other notable catches included 118 for 56"90 by RuLh
Barsing of N"s"w. and 83 for 36.35 by De11 Hunt also of N"s"vJ"
The flrst round of the interstate teams event is now complete
and to many peoplets surprise, N"s"liv" is Nor leading in any
category" Vicb:ria is in the lead in the Mens by 227 potnts with
SnA" only about 500 points further back" It,s stitl anyone's
championship
"
Victoria also leads in the ladies by about 130 points over
N"S"W" while in Lhe veterans, W.A" have a comfortable 100 point
lead over N"S.V,l" All events still are close but therers nothing
like points on the board, especially in Offshore where canceltation
of a round is aLways possible.
The overall points score for the individual champions after
two rounds is also close after two rcunds" In the Mens, Michael
Hirst leads further back" The Ladies competition is also cl-ose
with Ruth Barsing of N"S"V'/" only 59 points ahead of Rhoda Moore of
Victoria" There's plenty of potehtial winners left in the Veterans
carfinn although Harry Harvey of Queensland sti1l has a comfortable
lead despite scoring poaly 1n yesterdayfs round"
A special thanks is also due to Ted Hayman of W"A" who donated
one of hls snapper to your hardworking Editor - Thanks Ted" (nny
offers of Pearl Perch?) "
NEXT EDITION OF YTT
IS
DUE OUT
AT NOON ON TUESDAY 18fH
JO-LY
2(A11 Results Frovisional
4TH
DAY
R,ESULTS
RESULTS OFFSHORE ROUND 2 - SUNDAY 17TH JULY
OF lST ROUND OF OFFSHORE INTERSTATE TEAMS EVENT
N"Z"
IL-------
t;
20"0 Fc--, \
ll
i,,
BEST INDIVIDUAL ANGLERS - Ol i' .li ili:' I ', I
Overall
t!e"
YgI
1" N73 P" SLenner
T^^-;
^^2. NB4 R" uE:rlrlallYJ
- N239 M" Fii-rst
4" V36 H" l'Ico:e
QLD
N. S "w"
VIC "
s
l,'J
"A"
"4"
N"Z"
527
Q5O
N73
v36
527
W35
NZz
D"
G"
F
Lr"
Beatty
Stenner
1-{"
Moore
D"
A"
t',i
"
2
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IJ13B
745"C
710 n
oster
-6
r
QLD "
,q o i,,i
t\t
lJ
vv o
-u
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| =J
o n
V
\,'T-
n
C]A
poalo
I LY.V
Z3L"J
Price
McFetridge
\ITT
V IU
qA
W"A
QBT
N67
E. G:; ibee
J" Crane
B" Bonnell
R" Barsing
H" Moore
NZB l(" l,,rnold
N"Z"
Pts"
Go Brown
W"
\'i26
N67
D" Hunt
1,VrB N" Clifton
'lv"A"
f
LJJOJ
VETERANS
Overall 1.
2"
3"
QLD"
N"S"!,J"
V4
V69
Q26
N4
V37
A
305.5
1210"0
FosLer
I
IIPIEI
overall i" N4 i{ " Barsing
V37 R" IVIccjj'e
1210"0
1079"s
893"0
J6
q
)
165"0
t?.9 "5
117"5
A" Gur.:st
A" Hal,es
L" Ch,r:i;tensen
A" Hales
Ra
q,
117"5
o
\,i',Jl G" Brown
NZ25 L" Scott
"
N" Z"
HEAVIEST FISH
SHATiON OSBORNE
(\i'l)
165"0
10"0
-
DAY
SNAPPER
3
6"510
Kg"
CORRECTIONS
Estuary Round l
Estuary Club
Teams
Qld" Mens Leader is Q57 A"
S"A" Mens Leader is 566 H"
2nd Maclean (N)
Veselis 63" 00
Teasdale 23" 00
431 " 00
lls"
687"0
544 "5
A.AC. q
327 "O
294 "A
qan
687"0
tr.AA
tr
153"0
29 "A
3OFFSHOR.E IROUND-
L7 "7 "83
2
No,
Fi sh
QLD "
L>
374
N"S"W"
4I
IB29
VIC
"
2T
1379
S"A"
10
7L9
riJ"A"
1,7
135
. Z"
6
AC.
I'J
l,veight
No"
Annl ar<
114
Kg"
213"80
1033" 25
642"55
?A'7t o 0q
JJ
+=
155"50
22"05
2411,"!O
4-tO I
126 Anqlers Checked-Out
HEAVIEST OF SPECiES CAUGHT
Black
IN
COMPETITIOI{
Trrnrr F-nrql.or
Cod
John Iviorgan
Bream
Drummer
Graham Bel1
Peter McGrath
athead
Kingr i sh
F1
qr^F-.,
rsrry
T.rrdari clr
T -^^1^,,
rJdll\jjfcy
!ila11y Itloore
Bob Gibson
Morwong
Mul ]oway
Clive
Pearl- Perch
Newman
Snapper
lidarren Sommervil1e
Trevor Gardiner
Spotted Hind
Tail or
Arthur
Graham Be1l
Hales
Robbie Anderson
Tarwhine
Terag1
in
it ing
Other species
(Black Kingfrsh)
h
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La,-::.,
John Crane
Tuna
l,'i
3 " 9rl
B.,i;Li
Y:.9
"
lr.,.t
lo
1.0r,i- r.g "
1" 060 l(g "
2.580 Kg "
1"750 Kg"
4"290 Kg"
Noel MarLin
Treval 1 y
14"400 Kg"
L "920 Kg "
3"620 Kg"
2"260 Kq"
5 " 810 Kc;
I"24O Kg"
3"110 Kg"
7.500 K.q .
Noel Martin
rJl-1J Lie acom
Ken Brown
0" 260 Kg"
22"000 I{9"
IN A SINGLE ;IOUN|)
Garth Martin
19"000
GI?EATEST VAR]ET'Y OF CATCH
7 Species
Kg"
oooooooooo
HEAVIEST OF SPECTES CAUG}1T OUT OF COMPETITION
Bream
FI athead
Luderick
Snapper
Tai lor
l,'lh
George Cole
Allan Strathearn
Robbie Anderson
Terry Langley
i{obb
Alan lVhitehead
it ing
Other
Species
/^
( Spo t.
Led Hind
+
Helen Bainbridge
George Cole
L"47O Kg"
9"
"700 Kg"
5"740 Kg"
2"L50 Kg"
" 280 Kg"
1"130 Kg"
)
i/VEIGHT
CHANGED
SINCE
LAST
44O I(9.
YTT "
n
PROGRESSfVE CVERALL INDIVIDUAL OFFSHC)RE POINTS
D!^
tr Lb
MEN
QLD
N"S"Vil"
VIC"
S"A"
t"'i"A"
ld Z"
"
Ql14 1,"/" Bateman 609 qq
N239 I"i" Hirst
1993
V36 H" i'{oore
1154
515 B" !'li1liss 1223 qr
iJ35 Ao Price
23I
NZZ ','l " McFetridqe I99 "f,r
VETERANS
QLD" QltT H" Harvey
N"S"i,i" N283 H" Green
VIC
"A.
ii'J
"
Z"
"A
I
!^
'r
.7( n
F Lb
QLD
N, S.W.
VIC "
S"A"
iJ"A"
N"Z"
LADfES
Pts
Q26 B" Bonnell
N4 R" Barsing
V37 R" Moore
W29 So Csborne
NZ8 K" Arnold
204"5
863"5
804" 5
"
I77 "0
55.5
o
"
S
lJ "
o
- (After 2 Rounds) "
1,{1 Go Brown
NZ25 L" Scott
L92"5
i
a
tlo"v
n
RACE DAY
The great hospitality of Ballina was well to the front at the
Gala Day at Ballina Racecourse. It is a pleasant track in a rural
setting with good facilities for both serious and social punters"
All sor'cs of rumours preceded each race including one to
'follow Alf Astonr ds he's picked the f irst three winiers"r I
assure yoLl he didn't get the fourth and the rumour was a scurrilous
falsehood" Samantha Corrigan has the best system - a big chestnut
horse" Se came ouL ahead on the daY"
A keg in the Committee iiocrn savJ many AAA guests well catered
for and the bar:becued pork vias as tasty a morsel as ycu could find
anyrvhere" I admired the chap r'.,r)-r- ',lecialised in eaLing the bone
sandwiches " '1'hink his odtrt"-: r.',il1:; ;-.'.)-,'er
Norman Rodgers and Jac:l': : .'c,'y both attended as t-here were
races in their name and lvlu-r': : ' ,- :-:- j-qan presented Lhe trophy to
the winner of the main rdC€:, hc;:i",\"A" Handicap"
A special thanks tc.' ,--,;-.Ll-:-na Jockey Club for
a very enjoyable a.fuernoon"
o
FASHION PARADE
again a reminder of the Pamba Fashion Parade to be held
AL IU" UU am tomorrow (lVednesday) at the Catholic Church, Main St",
A1 stonvil 1e" Itrs just a short. trip from Ballina and the $1"00
admi s s ion fee includes morning tea and a chance of the door prize"
Once
SECIiETARY
IS NIGHT
The innaugural Secretary's night was held on the same night
as President's Night" It was held at Harry Horgants unit and was
a festive occasion with delectahle tit bit." <na_irtrrr prepared by
Harry and enjoyed by those invrt:-ed"
High spot of the night was a birthday cake for Terry Langley
which Harry bravely faced" Irm 'cold the party ended much later
than President's night and Lhat a precedent has been set for the
future lvhich will be hard to rival"
5DETAILED RESULTS
"
Fish
hlo
Ql1 N. CarsLens
Q25 L:" Karin
Q27 B" Foulsen
n,.t a
VatJ
l
!o
\)/ /
A"t"t"
!J
"
R.arq i nrr
Moore
P" Stenner
R" Jennings
K" Moring
K" Pu1 len
N].38 D" l"tunt
Fa ra
|..^*
I{329 T" rV!JLgI
i\i2",6 A" Rcbertson
I! 239 M" I-li rs t
N3O5 R" Bender
i't358 I(" Sutton
N372 V" Danel uz
l\JUi
!'J"
Kratz
F i 6m:
v52
\/Aq
'68
,t70
\/qn
hrl
Schnel I e
Moreau
,l
" Crane
K" Snowden
.r
Hose
G"
D
S3 J"'i'/" Viinwood
S9 J" Ful1er
S15 B" V,iilliss
J " C at terlvel 1
S 2l
527 D" Foster
Wl G" Brown
l^/5 D " Drew
W17 Mo Harper
lii20 R" Harper
\t125 R " Reading
tti29 S. Osborne
W33 lt" GuesL
VJ3B M" Morqan
lr40 J" Paimer
NZl N" Turner
NZB K" Arno]d
NZ23 Ko McKay
iR
Q?_6
B"
56"9C0
l\ /
16 "7 50
oc
r na\
J J o !VV
91 " 050
l\C'
'l
Qzl
ZV
12"450
3
a
n r:n
4 o U..)W
B3
36 " 350
24
148
5
I1+
7
12
V3 J" Gilbee
Vll B" Pywel i
V2O K"
V31 V" idal ter
v37 Ro Moore
v49 Eo Fisher
Q]2
118
36
219
Q81 L" Christensen
-"'*'"J
:.LJII
6"150
r_rldl_l-l
ol
62
TT2
29
101
51
67
JI
9B
52
7B
8B
h
114
tt_o
9I
L2L
I2
t
10
3
g
a
B
I
J
8
I
5
3
2 - t7 "7 "83
,". '-. -l-
7
L7
25
ROUND
-
;,
2T
7
\.\-ly
^.,,,
R"
r'
OFFSHORE
14"850
8"400
13"500
11"700
22 "950
a qnn
33
Q,:S D" Ratcl.iffe
N4
N64
ri73
N84
N]l5
Nl27
tVe -
-
39"950
r.2"950
54.550
o 1nn
o
o J(,'u
r2"000
13"700
9"500
38" 350
27 "55C
52"50C
r3"000
AA ?:i']
26 "t.5i',
29 "i:-,')
24 " 7 {)()
44 " 3CA
26 " 204
a39
a
(t.io
^,1
"
A"
'J"
N76
N87
,:'i!ood
Knr.,r';.1.
A"
R"
g5
fe
/-h--.-*^^
vi rqyIilc:t
LJ-t
^-
I
Guthrie
J" Glover
r\121 T" Lang 1e1z
K" P ark er
T ,a,-i^ ^+ JN139 K" lsuYguL
i{234 K" Power
N237 Jo Prosser
N3C4 J" Bender
N352 G" Wats.:n
I\JbI K. DeL l
hr380 G" Mart in
N3B2 N" ivlar t i n
\tv=,/1
tr
Uo
\I1O
Gilbee
D
v29
V36
IvlcGrath
J"
I\4,- n^ ^ ^
r-lur
I ol l
,i:0
L" Cheers
Bar-nes
J" Enni s
H" Moore
\,' -','.. ti
" Hammer
V66
V69 J" Crane
?
tr
I
Ar.
52
27
InEham
N]29
\/.Q
34
B
u o i).aucL if
G" Be,,.t Ly
Q50
Q79 J"
/
Un.-1:,t.
uC,:r,tEtI
Thorne
B7
IB
1a
t-J
Q.A
19
A
131
76
16
46
6
1^
!L
1B
55
101
10
140
47
35
62
IY
53
47
36.600
43.000
2"7 50
56"85C
Aa oqn
59 " B0C
''xJoJJv
1s"300
" 500
11" 700
5"450
r0" 9c0
I n qan
16"850
1"900
7"850
"
400
2"404
1,500
S7
511
S16
523
555
\il4
\116
c" E" HewiLson
R" Rcberts
G
" Edvra:rds
R
" Thoinpson
H. Laskowski
" Lovegrove
G" Drew
D
i,JltJ L. Lll_Iton
Vl22 H. Dyer
t3
7?-
103
109
56
10
10
T2
I
!,v26 A " Guest
t''J3I D" Thomas
V/35 A " Pri-ce
t4
N'ZZ l{ " ivlctretridge
35
!v39 C "
NZLZ
NZ25
liewman
B" Otene
L" ScoLt
11
L7
3
I
I
1(1.'t:;C
5.0ur0
"900
23 " ?",CC
25 " 450
17"650
37 " 350
o
oq.n
J O J Jv
14" 050
3B " 200
8"550
2"1s0
58"150
r2 " 2i\,0
3r"100
050
" 450
3" 350
26
23
"
25"740
18" 250
27
47"240
\\
L2 " ZCA
50,500
23 " 600
16"8s0
30"550
1/
l rn
24
"L]O
l-*o.LJ\J
ryn,1
^r
zr"
tQv
{ 7qn
34"850
49"150
51"850
30"800
8"400
5 " 250
14 " 100
3"r00
11"850
E"350
2r " 450
2"050
16"45C
" 400
"900
YESTERD4YTODAY19th July,1983"
Date:
TDTNDRRD\U
4I
\-f\J -mTnr^
1 T I\U
Jhe rain started to fa1l in the early hours of the morning and
continued to come down in bucketfulls throughout the day" A
moderate wind helped to make condj-tons even more uncomfortable and
it was pleasing to see the tolerance that existed betr,veen Of ficials
and Compet.itors despite the conditions"
tv"A" took out the Mens and Ladies teams events and showed the
benef its of regular practj-ce" T'hey skipped away to an earry lead
in the Accr.rracy event then cast steadily in both distance events
with few break-of f s and casts out of court" Both N"S"l,,/" and eld"
tried hard in the distance events but a lead of 65 points was too
much
to peg back "
In the Juniors and Veterans team events,
N"S"Vv" recorded fairlv
comfortable wins from Queensland and v'i"A, respecti-ve1y.
The }lens individual competition was exciting all day" Garry
Gildersleeve of vJ"A" got off to a lead of 10 points over hi-s main
rivals after the Accuracy event and it was then a matter of who
could peg him back" The big guns f rom N"s"r.,',/" thought they would
catch him Jater in the day and only one did Tony Forster" Tony
won by nearly 5 points to record his second successive A.A"A"
Mens Casting Championship" A truely fine effort"
Hard luck story of the day went to Harry lrulrer" Harry had
caught up with Garry by the end of the second event and had the
whole fi-eld well covered coming kr his last cast for the day" About
70 metres would do. But as he cast, his rig snagged a piece of
grass and went sideways never to be seen again with Harry looking
at about 7 feet of line hanging from his rod tip with only a brais
ring where his rig should have been! He'll be back again"
In the Ladies competition, Rose Harper of W"A" led
all the way, increasing her lead with each event for a comfortable
win over her team mate HeLen Dyer"
The Junior everrt was a neck to neck contest between Johnathon
and Andrew Garven with Johnathon clinchinq victory with his last
cast" T'heir scores of 298"03 and 290"02 give some idea of how
close they were"
The standard of casting by the veterans was quite good with
nrrnl
1a,.^n-.
suvrsJ
!vvEyrJV€ of ld"A" recording a comfortable win over Bill Bbacom
^.r
of N" S"W"
1983 vJas W"A"rs year for casting" I.he two major teams events
and two firsts and two seconds in the individual"
Congratulationsti
Last but not least a wo.d of thanks to Lhose field Clfficials vrho
stood in the rain and slush all day and into the night" rt was a
great job and you all musl have been frozen and exhausted by the time
we finished"
Thank you from everyone and thanks to all competitors"
Ifm told itts the firsL A"A"A" to ccnduct an event by floodlight.
Let's hope that doesn't become a tradition"
25TH DAY RESULTS
'**'r
E
Accuracy
339 - 42
AaQ. 'l o
4BL "97
A/B Dist"
569 Dist"
TOTAi,
A
Df
392:19-
I
I
I
A/B Dist.
569 Dist"
}8TH
JULY
2r4
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t---------r
LJ4(J"+t
294.88
383"52
432 "83
.
J=VoJV
|
|
17
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)
"
2.Aa "60
OQ
|
I
254 "99
1111" 23
I
424;BT,
524
435
250 .32
323.86
" 09
" 78
363 " 19
937 "37
!391:99-1A'7 OJJ??
243 "79
280 " 0B
L-I
|
|
I
TOTAL
I
I
J
Acerrr:-\/
II
Nl
o
A,,zB
Dist"
\hfl
*"Y
ltt
R
TOTAL
I
I-r -;;;-;;--T
|
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|
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I J t o =L
Aecttra-\/
??9"72
tto tr
A/B Dist.
Tl 569
Rl
N
3se"12
541"50
44s"80
I
2"53
tJ l"Y I
??7"!2
tLU"/z
111" 33
-r ---------T
650"40
!!922t- ---------r
1Aa A')
273"6e
11 a nn
278 "83
IIO"UU
244 "89
tb4"ro
r02 " 29
Ar-cttra-\/
E.
q
VIC
N"S"!\/"
QLD
S
L
MONDAY
Scores f or each event are percentage points
-i-
EVENT
N
-
OVERA.LL TiESULTS O.F CASTING INTERSTATE T[,trPIS EVENT
(
M
CASTING
I
"
2r8"74
Dist"
I 9B
|
1
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|
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19
t3
L4
17
J- !'t-t-229!--r1
,{l
.{--------.1
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i
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* LONGEST CASTS IN DISTANCE EVEI\TS '.t * {:
q, A^
DISTANCE
JVY
ARTIFICIAL BAIT DIST"
MENS VB9 D" Pettie
142"08 M
MENS N269 J" Garven
M
LADIES W?-9 S" Osborne
103"1C
Duncan
M"
V93
LADIES
'l t o 7q M
JUNIORS N301 Jon"Garven
Garven
Jon"
JUNEORS - N3O1
M
VETERAN
N255 B" Beacom
48
L22
A"
Jones
V2I
VETERANS
"
.i
JUNiORS
269
V93
N
N3O1
VETNRAN V21
t
{*
lLJo
IVIENS
LADIES
,/l
,/i
/1
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,l
.'7
|
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TOTAL M+L
29
; r+1 7
o
L ; ;; ; ;-
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TOTAL
/l
47
J"
Garven
M" Duncan
Jon Garven
A" Jones
IJ
177.L5
M
L ZZ" Z)
M
135"15
M
L42"BA
M
156"24M
113"4OPI
112"80M
L2^
15M
CORRECTIONS
The heaviest fish caught du::ing the second round of the offshore
Kg" taken
was not Sharon Csborne's snapper, but a kingfish of 6"540
has s(rme
sharon
N"s"1.^J"
of
tsender
.-.\mnFf
i
for,
Judith
l^,v qllvLrru!
py
anof hep f-*uJ3rtrr uvr"vv -haci
Northern
yesLerdayrs
photo
in
a spectacular
clnsolation as-she
Star "
ta
TAXI
tr
fF
t:,i
;:: tk ;jr
t.
t:.
* r;,( * r" + *,:' r?'i
+
DISCOUNq
Discount vouchers are available from the R"S"L" for a $1"00
discount on any taxi fare in Ballina" I'm told these vouchers can be
used by AAA competitors anywhere in Ballina - but ring the taxi
company if you want more details"
A group of
3results were omitted from
11
L22 for s4 " 000 Kq", N269 .j"
N27 3 r{.
22 rr 17"800
ta
a/1
16 rr LLo
Lvv
hr275 K"
ffifl
10 fr 10"700
N2B3 H"
15 '?
7"800
I\ 285 I/t "
'
68n
32 " 204 Kg.
N256 Ro Lund
N270 E" Garven
N274 B" Davis
N276 Ro Anderson
N2B4 E" Watson
N291 J" Voisey
No"6" A11 N"S"i,V"
Garven 38 for 32"50K9.
Davis
13 'r 11"35K9.
Irreckleton B tt 6"50K9.
Green
LZ " 5"B0Kg.
Suffolk
B " B"40Kg"
YTT
ar
FI
.BEST INpTVIqUAL ACCURACY. CASTERS
(A11 Scores are Points out of a maximum
YET
Overal
I 1" w42 c" Gildersleeve
t" r\b/ K" Rhei nhpropr
N177 H" Fuller
N229 T" Porster
3"
4"
f
Jo
QLD.
Nra?
LlLl
\Jo
Q]05
I("
bJof
liJ"A"
NZ35
N"Z"
D"
OveraLl t " N21B A" Garven
2" N301 Jon" Garven
Ql10 P" Barton
QLD "
Ql10 P " Bar{-on
a
Jd
N21B
A"
Garven
V25 D" Gilmour
VJ3 O
"
L24
L23
119
I1]
98
ft)!^L)
JUNIORS
N"S"i'il"
VIC "
S"A"
IJ"A.
N"Z"
137
Freeman
rRheinberger I24
87
Pettie
BB
AtLerton
Gildersleeve L37
Bail lie
96
N67 R"
VB9 D"
57O B"
w42 G"
N"S"V/.
VIC "
s "A"
horqnoon
Pts
H'':::!^"
of
200)
!tPIs!
overal I 1" !/20 ti"
I-{
Pts
r ef
r rn ar
2" N257 M" OrNeill
3" \il22 H" Dyer
4 " Nl95 I"1" R.iddel
5 " r!74 D" Wi 1k ie
Q109 E" Hertrick
N257 M" OrNeill
v37 R" Moore
QLD "
N"S"iii"
VIC "
qA
W2O
W"A"
RO
I-l:r
"
107
rwo
J5
92
B4
107
7B
rnar
131
N"Z"
VETERANS
o
;;;
L49
119
119
L52
B5
105
Overal
1
'l
ut4
t.
N37
v2I
?
QLD
N37
VzI
564
ti4
N"S"!t"
VIC
qA
"
vi
"A.
N"Z"
BEST INDIVIDUAL 112q DISTANCE
Lovegrove 130
Gregory I 21
A
Jones
116
F'" Gregory LzL
A" Jones
116
Ko Kain
48
D" Lovegrove 130
DO
E'
CASTERS
(Distance given is aggregate of two casts)
Overal
1
I"
2"
3"
4"
YET
N259
N294
N229
N]77
5 0 Ql05
VIC"
Ql 05
N 259
v89
ln/"4"
'W45
QLD "
N"S"!,J"
s70
N"Z"
NZ31
LADTES
J" Garven
VlllJ-Lelr(;OU
T" Forster
H" Ful1er
K" Freeman
I(" Freeman
J" Garven
D" PeCt]-e
B" Atterton
E" Farker
B" Porter
no
352"20M
Overall
346 " 00M
1"
2"
.\Tn
N"S"irtJ"
\/ Tr.
<,i
!i"A"
N"Z"
Ql10 P" Barton
N30l Jon. Garven
LI
lld
N
"
Osborne
C1
ifton
QLD
35 2 " 20t1
N"S"lii"
\,1J
322"59M
314"53M
VIC.
296 "rgM
267 "54M
r,V
223 "60M
21
5.05M
210" 95M
208 " 70M
200 " 40M
Q109 E" Hertrick 198,08M
N271 L" Johnson 2OB " 7OM
v37 R" Moore
154" 20M
S"A"
A.
"
N"Z"
N29
S" Osborne
223"60M
VETERANS
1. N301 Jon" Garven
^/-a N21B A" Garven
1
Q110 P" Barton
l,\/30
s"
20 i1" l.l r rnar
4" N27t L" Johnson
\ N4 R" Barsing
338"65M
327 "02M
326"r1M
326"11M
JUNIORS
Overall
vt29
V'/18
f\ -.'l-.n
VDlU!llE
rn
a
268 " 9Orq
260,50!t
Beacom 247"451'1
i;t4 D" Lovegrove240"90M
V21 A" Jones 224"7OM
N255 B" Beacom 247 "4514
V2l A" Jones 224"7Ott
564 K" Kain
I72"72M
W4 D" Lovegrove24O"90M
Overal I 1" N255 B"
2"
?
233"73M
233 "7 3M
268 " 90i\i
QLD
232" 55M
S"A"
W" A.
N. Z"
N
"S"!il"
VIC
"
4
BEST I}JDIVIDUAL ARTIF'ICIAL BAII- DISTANCE CASTEP,S
\
( Distance given is agqregate of two ^-^J--,
OveraI
I
:i:IIE!
vg\
Q95 R.Reisenwebber259"78M
'l
Ui46 H.Y" Flew
259"67Y!
N294 A. Whitehead 252"87M
2"
Cvera] I
q,
QI,D "
N"S"!V"
VIC "
V89 D" fjetLie
237 "4514
568 ,J " Nlcho11 s 227 "L4l'1
\,'146 H"Y" Hew
259"67M
liz30 G" Maunder IA6"22M
S"A"
i,J" A "
N"Z"
tLO
?
N269 J" Garven
249,43M
N229 T" Forster
23B"OBM
Q96 R"ileisenwebl:er259.78M QLD "
N294 A. ldhitehead 252"87M N"S"!t"
A
1"
VIC
qA
/1
tr
Jo
"
N"Z"
A. Garven
19 9 " 00F]
185 " 35IVI
155. 70i4
153"80r'4
N72 i.l.,.heinberger'
Ql10 P" Barton
N301 Jon
199"00M
::::".
?
N"S"!J"
ViC "
qA
f'J30 H" Osborne
t/"A "
N"Z"
72"50M
(A11 scores are aggregate
(the three Casting Events"
Cveral l
Jo
QLD "
N"S"rrt"
VIC"
qA
A" rorster
265"92.
\il42 G" Gi1dersleeve26l " 19
N269 J" Gar.ren
258 " 05
Q105 K" Freeman 254"37
VB9 D" L.ettie
2/i5"49
L"reeman
K"
254"37
Q105
N229 A" Forster
?-65"92
V89 Do ltrettie
246"49
S52 Jo Carman 244.57
Ui42 c"cilders1eeve26l " 19
itz37 P" Crothers I35"I2
N229
N3O1 J " Gar:ven
N21B A" Garven
QI10 P" B arLon
Q]10 [)" Bar'l-on
i\301 J" (;arven
v25 D" Gi 1 mcur
vi29
t't"A"
N"Z"
BILL
H
"
OfNeill
R"
Moore
137"00M
160"95
N255 B" Beacom 178"20M
1
2"
?
QLD "
\,i4
N37
nAr-6nf
Maximum
r\-1^^-^^
298"03
294
242
2tt2
"::::'o
Beacom
1,,4
vv=
::<
n T,*r^a-)ve
vgY!\
uotv
N195
v37
"
N"Z"
Overalt 1"
a
LO
3"
I$"S"\/t"
VIC "
r91"99
ti "A"
N" Z"
:i"A"
11B"B0M
174"4AM
)
t'.iddel
R"
Moore
lJ: rnar
VETERANS
n r a.,^^
\ii4
uouvVgV!vVg
NraF r
I\ZJ-J
N37
29L
253
248
"L7
" 25
"86
2r
2117 "
Hertrick 194"2L
M"
'u,jzo ii "
1,,J"A"
QLD"
20M
ES
a\'i
nO F
Yrv/
S.A"
" 5C
178"
acro nni nf q nrrar)
vvL!/
score is 300"
N"S"ti"
298"03
55 "92
13e"6s
.ssYv
QLD "
VIC
1A
/1o'
40M
}::.:.
Overall 1" yv20 R" Hnrnar
2" W22 H" Dyer
3" N195 M" Riddel
4" N257 rq" (rrNeil1
" C2
"50
tr"
r.,,,^^^^.,^1
!VVgVIvVgf,
564 K" Kain
cn
I,J"A"
rtf
D"
N255 B"
N"S"i,J"
VIC "
JUN IORS
Overal l
M"
N257
LADI
vgN
'1
151"15M
150"101.{
bb tiulvj
'l qq " Q?r\4
tr
UO
N"Z"
::':I:::: INDIVIDUAL CASTING CHAMPIONS
Overall ].
2"
3.
4"
5"
QLD"
N.S"Vi"
VIC"
S "A.
W"A"
N"Z"
l_)l"5zPt
Hertrick
n
l nQ
VIVU
l,tilB N" Cli-fton
L'"A"
160 " 9 5rq
15 5 " B5r"{
a r f_
n^
VETERANS
Overal I 1" I'J301 .Jon Garven
QLD "
N
C1 if ton
l/i20 i{"" Harnor
r{257 M" L, 'l\etI1
\J|22 H" Dyer
N195 M" Riddel 1
v37
ggIi9I!
2" N21B
t'rl8
B" Beacom
F" Gregory
248 "B
2r3"629L "L7
.95"22
L-
269 "23
250. 86
B" Beaccm
V2I C" Jones
S64 K" I(ain
N255
\,i4J,
269"23
180" 03
173"29
D"Lovegrove 295 "22
l'..Eritt
Bill was due out of hospital yesterday and ha r^ri i l nroha]-rl rr l^lo
staying in Ballina until the Convention is over" IL will be good
to see you back on your feet aqain"
NEXT EDITIOT'J OF YTT DUE L]UT AT NOON ON I,JEDNESDAY 19TH JULY
YESTERDAYTODAYT[MDRRTIIIJ
Date:
2lst July,
1983"
ESTUARY IiOUi\jD 2
The wei.gh-in for the second round of the Estuary Competitj-on was
amongst Lhe mcst exciting held so far, ciespite a cold blustery wind
rf rr-,^
mi
r-llc
dL
lilI\lrta9l
^hi ^hL vreigh-in" Amcngst the f ish weighed ( in-comp and outnf-r-nmn)
rnrore a 31Kg" Mullovlay, a 22"3K9" Black Kingfish, a 10"15K9"
*"..,y
Mulloway and a Pearl Perch of 4"08K9" A total of 853 fish were
caught for 402"55K9"
LJndoubtedly the fish of the day was Lhe 31K9" Mulloway taken in
anmnnf i f-i.an *y Silver Laibl of Brunsvrj-ck Angling Deep Sea Club" The
fish was hooked in the Clarence River near Collls Vilall on a live
bait" The hook-up occured fairly cl-ose to lines up time so Silver
nulIari rr^ hic anchOr and drifted downsLream past Other Competitors,
with his fish and the Lide" A shorL battle lasting about 10 minutes
uvltllJgL!Lr\rlr
!
with Silver being the victor" The fish was only 7r'oKg" under
the State recc-'rd "
Bream dominated the catch weighed in with far fess Luderick beinq
nrasanlod l-h,rn in Lhe f irst round" The ma'i ori t-rr of anol ers onted
for the Richmond tiiver but ca'Lcnes from the Clarence improved to the
point where they probably edged ouL the riichmond" Best bags of the
rrrrr ( rnrrf f rom Silver Laibl ) rvere by A1lan Cannon with 37 f ish for
ensued
"*j\qyu!
22"7K9" and lan Biddle with 35 for 18"20K9" Further back were i\lan
h-arlcw with 22 for B"7Kg" and Bill xobinson with 2l for B"20Kg" Top
q.--ra amonr:q.{. the ladies Was by Margaret. McMillan of N"S"fu" who took
9 fish for 4,"25K9" Best catch by an interstate competitor was by
Alan Veselis of Queensland who took 17 fish fcr 7"BOKg.
The anglers who cleaned up in the firsL round found it much
slower this t.ime" Individual Leader after two rounG is Hllan Cannon
of N"S"tl,J" with several ot.her anglers stil1 having a good'chance of
Nlargaret McMillan of N"S"vrt" leads the ladies while
the title"
Johnathon Garven has a clear lead in the Juniors" l'erhaps the most
comfortabl-e lead is in the veterans where Kay Ford with 85 point.s
is 50 points cfear of his nearest rival"
ESTUARY TEAMS
N"S"W" got off to a good start in the Leams event and lead
A"^^^-'1
r'-t' 30C points" However, the scores are still
quite lovr
vueEll-rolru -^'r vy
:nrl
:
?OKn
f':^L
^^"rr ''t^:
I{"S"\lJ" alSo lead in
OUL this deficit"
I IJll
L-UL,lJ-\l
WIUC
o
Clll\l
Cl Jvl\LJ
the Ladies and Juniors sections while Queensland are in front in the
Veterans" None of these leads are very greaL and a good haul of fish
bV one Leam could give them the championship"
I.{EXT EDITIOI\ OF YTT
IS
DUE OUT
AT NOU]N CN FRIDAY 22ND
JULY
a
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( /\'l I
F?6qrr'i
!Li)
Provi-sional
7TH DAY ITESULTS ES?UARY RCIJND 2
IiESULTS
oF lst
oF
-
)
VVEDNESDAY 2OTH JULY
INTERSTATE TEAMS EVENT
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tsEsT INDIVIDUAL ANGLERS EST
0veral
QLD "
(l
\l
VIC
S
1
S" Laibl
2"
A" Cannon
3" N102 I" Biddle
4" N]50 Ao Farlow
5. Nlg 2 G" Rooks
I"
N24B
N99
^ruf,/
N24B
r..r
"
V5 V52
s57
"A"
v'i"A"
t,v 34
NZ2B
N"Z"
LADIES
t-L50
YEN
Veselis
S" Laibl
c" Schnelle
D" Foster
D" SchmidL
T" Savonije
.A\"
2l q n
264 "A
lL/"v
rno
n
a7q
Qr. n
?r q n
82"0
tA
n
60"0
'rn
q
JUNIORS
Overall I " N21B A" Garven
^
a
J.
QLD "
N"S"tx"
VIC
"
S"A"
t'l
"A
J" Garven
VB3 L" Gilbee
N66 S" Schumacher
Q10 D" Evans
i{2lB A" Garven
V53 L" Gilbee
N301
22"5
2" Q45 S" Guy
36"5
3" N35B K" Sutton
28"5
4" V4 E" Gilbee
Zl "O
5" Q53 A" Scholfield rr':)
a66 I{. Hoskin
QLD
36"5
Q45 S" Guy
N"S"ru.
N1BT M" McMillan 51"5
VIC"
v4 E" Gilbee
21"0
S"A"
Vv"A"
vv2O R" Harper
I3"0
N"Z"
NZ23 K" McKay
4"5
VETERANS i) ts "
?"
1/1
q
u
rl
QLD
L
N"S"f.'/"
VIC "
"
S"A"
tr;"A"
I\i" Z"
"
N"Z"
HEAVItrST
SILVER LAIBL
FI5H
MULLOI'AY
T"
V21 C"
N31O G"
N44 A"
al l 1" Q5
1'7 n
t /t
o
Overal-1 I" NIB7 M" McMiIlan 5l"5
C,Vef
lt")
itl-^
r Lb
Voisey
Deckmeyer
34"0
tt "u
26.O
Q5 T" Ludlow
N3t0 c" Voisey
V2I C" Jones
34"0
I,'14 D" Lovegrove
r3"0
DAY
31"
Ludlow
Jones
0
Kg"
tt.v
34"0
HEAVIEST
Black
OF
Cod
Bream
Drummer
:JLJ
ECIES CAUGHT
l'anru
fv'rJ
ll-r rq
a--l^^
uulllr
T\/larn-n
r"rur
vcrr
J-
IN
I"920
3"620
3"010
Graham Bel1
I(ingf i sh
Gary Payne
'r'erry Langley
Luderick
lial ly
5"8I0
Morwong
loway
Pearl Pearch
Snapper
\/\larren sommervil-1e
T'revor Gardiner
(nn # l- arl
Graham Bel1
t-.1
Silver Laibl
i nrl
Tailor
xobbie rlnderson
Noel Martin
John Crane
Treval 1y
Noel
tutlq
Bill
l',rhiting
(,noci
r
Beacom
T^1^h
uvlltr
aq
HEAVIIST
"-'.Y
a
an S t.rathearn
Tony
r-o.rs
ter
Harry trul1er
Mul lovtay
Terry Langley
( nrnnar
Terry Langley
fail or
p
Pearl Perch
itd! Dorey
aul- Johnstone
Helen Bainbridge
r{obert Lund
r.rl-r'i
vvrr!L!rry# i nn
,f lrar
I H I ii-k
OF
f iistcn
A11
1 qn
Luderick
(
CAT'CH
George Cole
Al
athead
K 1 nnf
fv!v.llg
rnn
OF
SPECIES CAUGHT OUT
OF
Bream
Drummer
F1
G,nar- i aq.
'(1
ha'I1- I <n
'}
Kg"
Kg"
Kg
\
GIlEATtrST VAIiI[TY
(nani
4"290
0"260
22"000
Plartin
Ken Brown
aq
(tJlacK t\rnqtasn/
/ ^1
?
1"320 ](9.
1"080 Kg"
I " 060 Kg"
2" 580 Kg"
1"750 I(9"
Arthur Hales
Tarvrhine
Terag 1 in
Kg"
Kg"
Kg"
Kg"
L"244 Kg"
3.110 Kg"
31 " 000 Kg.
3"980 Kg"
8"600 Kg"
lvioore
Bob Gibson
Mu1
ETITION
14 " 400 Lig "
ar
Fl athead
( rJ_har
CUM!
"
IN ROU\ID
2"390 Kg"
COMF
ETITION
L"470 Kg"
3"640 Kg"
9 "440 Kg.
6"830 Kg"
1"020
10"150
Kg"
Kg"
4" CBO Kg"
5"744 Kg"
^nn
Kg
" lQV
280
"
22 "3AA I{g
^
z-
l
V,JEIGHT CHANGED
SINCE LAST YTT"
- NAT]ONAL NIGHI'
'i'he N"Z" Naticnal i\lEht will be held at Ballina Bowling Club
on next fuesday 26Lh July" ihere will be c1 dinner with refreshments
f rom B"0O pm" Admissic-''n will be by invitacion with all guests being
issued viilh a ticket"
The l(ivris would also like to have a session with one or more of
Lhe top cas'Lers to learn about our techniques, inspect gear and
maybe h..re a few casLs" If someone wants to show some good old
Aussie hosl:itality, contacL Noel .L'urner and arrange a time"
I\EW ZtrALAi\iD
4
F'ROGRES
QLD"
Q57
lrJ"S"irr" i!99
V52
VIC"
:i"A"
521
!i"A"
',t34
N"Z"
NZ12
SIV
E
OV
I iJDIVI DUIIL ESTUAi:iY
( Hf ter 2 ttound s )
EitALL
M[N
rt:L- LD
A" Veslis
h" Cannon
G" ,:chnel1e
D. lloster
D" Scl'rmidt
B" Otene
158"
ggNIgI!
QLD" Q10 D" Evans
I\"S"\lJ" I'1301 J" Garven
VIC" V53 L" Gilbee
S
CI NTS
LADI
o
QLD" Q45
N.S"Lv" I!187
VIC.
V40
5 "A"
'ur20
v/"A.
N " Z"
i\223
0
397"0
95.0
44"Q
85"0
14"0
!!s"
s"
lr!^
I' L>
ES
14.5
S
"A"
!i"4"
W"A"
N"Z"
hJ"Z"
Guy
i\1" McMillan
65.0
25"5
t{" Harper
K" IvicKay
L7 "5
VET'EIiANS
Pts
lr" Bisby
G" Brown
i-l
I'his is no'vr schedu}ed for Priday
OITFSHLi:tE i(-LJI{D 3 -IfthfficheckatHeaciquartersOnThursdaynighiat
6"30 pm" t-,Lherr,vise check at /i"30 am at HeadquarLers"
22nd
This is also on this irriday at Headquarters"
PICi{IC DAY
It vraT-6?Tffi6Tf y scheduled f orTintenbar but Lhe rveather has forced
their
the change cf venue" iiosl, ct:npeti';ors have alreaCy boughL
(Steak
get
meal
sands
take
away
a
i:Lrey
for
which
$l"OO
Lickets for
l-eer"
of
cans
f
ree
ti",io
etc" ) and
The day gets away at 2_"00 pm" I is interupted by the of f shore
r,veigh.-in at 3"00 pm then ccntinues into the night" A band will
be there from 6"00 pm and the afternoon activities are expected Lc
include Lhe infamcus Lug-O-war"
Just a reminder that the starting time for
rtOCI( ii BEACH
from 3"00 pm Lo 3.30 pm and Lines
registraLicn
rtounO-fr.ffiffi
,:"00
down at
ilm
[sTUr\p,y r].oui\D 3 -- has also been changed to t.he above times"
No"
Anglers
QLD
"
N"S"ti"
VIC
"
qA
\,i
"A
"
N"Z"
'l.r'fAl
2 "
Fish
I{o
/.i
L:!
-1
74
34
1.3
t5
6
5r3
L22
47
51
I
it'83
"
2I"5
CHAI'JGES;
ESTITARY ROUND
o
85"0
QLD" Q17 R" Ford
N"S"li" N44 A" Deckmeyer 32"0
VIC"
V9
ti" Cavill
34"5
14" 5
49"0
"A"
Fl'uGriAM
ir
Ir_'1 2
853
20 "7 "83
lreight
Kg
"
A)
Oq
'rJaJJ
25C"30
53"90
21 " 15
2-0"44
2"85
4A2"55
DETAILED TIESULIS
No,,
r asn
r)?
r
YJ
!o
QI1
Q]3
N" Carq{-an<
I'{" Potter
uo u!q!^
YJ
a
^1
\lto
Barre t t
Uo
Svans
Q31 A. Strathea::n
Q34 D" (n^faha rn an
lQ33 B"
L"
Guy
Q43
(\A tr
,'?
Jo
(j o
VTJ
^rn
tiJU
Guy
Beatty
Q56
Q5B
;1
ii
"
To
lli
r {-usYv
oon
v, u
Day
QB6
i,
noo
I
Q97
YJ
J
Bari'
ro
"
FO
o
Faux
r J a:J oJ >
Al1om
Qr03 J" Byrant
Q114 D" Bateman
Q11B R" Farmer
N4
N38
N40
N4.5
;)
R: r< i nrr
l-,
Anderson
p,
Hal l
D roclz morra r
Cnrrrfan:\/
t
N4B
t
N53
T
Prat
NIqT
E.
i.i/a c, F
tr
(la rra{-
N67
N75
A
Hal es
i{84
N102
Nl 05
N113
i)
I
A1
T
I^I
q
p
1-
corn
T^^^ .i ^^ ucllttf,ttvJ
Ri ddl a
Lickiss
Kendrick
Hancock
p,
Dere
Duncan
i'JI BB K" IrlcMi 11an
N]9 2
ilook s
N 2OB
P ayne
N212
Dansey
N215 D" V id1 er
\r222 T" Graharn
N 225 n
Leaney
rJ142
N15 2
N 184
T
Cn I a.:
!'tzJz
L\IZJ /
.'i
prosser
N239 M" Hirst
N 241 T
Dey
q
N 246
Col es
a
a^
o
2
6
No
i;Jeight
Fish"
Kg"
Kg"
1"700
2" 500
1" 750
1"900
1"100
1"400
1"600
,/l qA
J
2
7
4
I
o
B
6
3
2
11
12
35
6
I
10
2
2
9
16
1
6
3
2
I
15
7
20 "7 "83
L
^Lvte 9rlL
o=JV
4"200
3.050
"300
"6CA
3"800
a-
^
.163 F" l,'Jatego
Q65 J" Vesel i s
Q57 .l.D" Hoski-n
r1??
Y/,'
4
6
4
6
3
4
4
'l
9
6
5
2
10
Z
7
t4
3
7
4
I
s
I
10
s
ESTLTAiiY i'it,UND
"O)U
2" 5C0
5.600
"950
3"200
1"300
"350
1" 900
"400
4" 250
1"850
, "700
3"450
2"r0c
"300
ar^
z"ofu
4"4A0
^
r"200
1"400
" 5s0
4"740
4"450
rB " 200
2" 550
"300
3"750
2" 8s0
"600
3"500
8"150
3"000
3"35r)
I "250
"704
"400
7
"450
I "800
l"u)u
"BOO
3"000
n(
JO
YJ
QlO
Q12
Q14
Q17
I l<
Lr^erarl-rdla{
<
Q37
Q39
Q44
Q46
^-^
U)Z
Q57
nqQ
^a ^
QAZ
Q64
Q65
Q5B
na
V/U
Ludlow
D" Lvans
iio Undervuood
C" Potter
R" Ford
M" Augus
tus
A" Knowl es
S" Guy
G"
I\CI
LLI
IT
I C
rJ" Scl-ro1f iel d
A" VeseI i s
p
i,lal sh
iio Ltlatego
D" Macdonald
" I-iosk i n
R" Hoskin
N"
vo
Johnston
Q95 J" Twiname
Q98 c" Tilgals
Q102 R" Bryant
QlC4 J" Crnna
QI17 H" Harvey
Q]19 R" McMil 1 an
r$37 F "
i'i39 N "
i{44 A "
N47 K"
N5O BO
N56 ir "
N62 J"
r a
^t
l\orJ
).
Gregory
iamson
Dreckmeyer
V'J11l
Barr
HeckeI
HCre
Collins
Schumacher
I'J73 P " S t. enner
i'J7 7
M" Lcv,te
N99 A" Cannon
N103 R" Bush
I{106 N " Thr^lmrr <r,n
|Jl28 14" S t einmann
Nl50 A" Ir arl ou;
t\1bz J" lJi tchard
N 18 7
I'1" Mcl,li 1 1 an
Nl91 it " Barnard
N19 3 N. .Tanni nn<
N210 T" tJr igh t
N214 T" Bij I
N218 A" Gairven
t\1224 F " Mof f ett'
N229 T" Forster
N234 r(" Power
N23B K" As ton
N240 A" As ton
N242 B" iiobinson
N24B S " Laibl
B
2
n
J
2
I
2
1
1
6
rA
6
17
9
3
7
3
2
1
6
4
2
5
I
2
1
2
6
o
3
B
3
2
7
r
37
3
10
2
22
6
9
15
I
11
3
5
5
12
2
9
9
2r
2
a^
2" 600
"700
^
^nn
3"JUU
"800
"400
"7AA
"300
"350
2"800
1 o ?trn
L
I JW
2" 05t)
7"800
2"75A
1"100
2" 50C
1"250
"950
" 250
2"550
1"900
L"000
2"950
r qqn
" 550
"
250
"950
2" 000
l" 3vv
1"300
3"250
1" 250
L"254
2"220
.250
22"700
1"100
3"450
"750
B" 700
3"150
4"250
8.150
.250
1"200
1"300
1"750
2" 600
4"900
"850
3"600
3"300
B" 200
3L"300
6
DETAILED
RESULTS
ESTUARY RCUND
2
20"7"83
No i,veight
Fish
Kg"
N254 A"
l\zo+ u"
N269 J"
i{290 R"
I{301 J"
nr 1a^
lJilson
uarr
Garven
Hov,res
Garven
r\JJZZ 0" LOl.l-lns
li35B K. Sutton
tI374 R" Goc;dwin
V3
V5
\/a
vt1
vl5
v19
v2L
v31
v40
v49
v53
v59
voy
v73
v75
v83
J" Gilbee
D" Senior
R" Carrill
B" Pywel1
B" Bright
IilcGrath
Jones
\,i al ter
A""
V"
F " Bisby
A" Fisher
L" Gilbee
C" Barnes
J" Crane
P
M" Goldsmith
To Goldsmith
! r rv!
I tg
VB6
G"
Sl
57
S11
516
523
S34
566
U1
i'J4
tJ6
vl20
J" Robinson
c"E" Hewitson
':'t
16
Mason
R" Roberts
G" Edv"rards
" Thompson
J" flierda
i:i
H" Teasdale
G"
Brown
Lovegrove
"
G
Drevr
"
ii.
" Harper
)"
D
YinfEJ-nJ-
W31 D" Thomas
'r,'i35 A" Pri-ce
!i39 C " Newman
I{ZZ tJ" ItlcFetridge
I{ZZB T" Savoni j e
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N291 J" Voisey
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5
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H" Moore
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Ho Goldsmith
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5"400
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YESTERDAYTODAYTDTNORRDIIJ
22nd Ju1y, 1993"
Date:
iiOCK
&
BEACH
-
LiOUND 2
li'he cold arrd blustery conditions that arri-ved during t.he
previc r:s r-1:ry I s Els Luary Competiti-on continued even more s trongly
for yest-erday's rock & beach competition" The seas had risen to
moderaLe 'uo rough and the wind was gus ting to 4A knots when
competitors checked out at 2"AA pm"
3.I2 competi.t.ors checked out and despite the condiLions managed
to catch 356 fish for 243"75K9" 115 Anglers weighed-in" The catch
was a mixed bag with quite a few bream, a number of reasonable
drummer, a fevu nice caLches of luderick and a show of tailor
intluding at least one good catch"
Top ca'Lch of the day was by Graham Bell of N"S"!/" who weighedin a bag of 53 fish for 36"05 Kg" Almost all were tailor with a
few drummer being included" Other good catches under the conditions
were L7 for I2"45K9" by John Garven (mainly niggers)" 9 for 9"B5Kg"
by Paul Kerkenozov and 3 for B"15kg" by Allan Cannon"
Graham BelI now has a r/r-r.r,/ sizabLe lead in this section and
will be dif ficult to overtar<e r';-,1ess there is a marked change in
the fishing patLern" Alan Canr:oi-; is fishing quiLe well overall
as he is leading the Estuary, hiaC a good score in the casting and
is faring well in the Rock & Beach"
ivitl-r conciiticns being so poor, not many ladies or juniors
scored wel1" Best were Johnathon Garven in the Juniors w-i-th 5
for 3"60 i(9" and Karen Sutton in the Ladies with 2 for 3"0 Kg"
Veteran Arthur Hales fished very well- in the veterans section
with a good catch of 11 fish for 4"95k9"
Best fish for the day was a mulloway of 5"760 Kg" taken by
Queenslander Neville Barry. New heaviesl- of species fish were
i^re'icrhed-in f or both tarwhine and whiting while I have at last
remembered tc amend the species list to show Judy Benderrs
6"640 Kg" kingfish"
In the teams competit.ion, N"S"rril" has a commanding lead in the
mens section although a few schools of tailor on the beaches could
soon change al.1 that" The ladies compeLition is sti11 wide open
with scores being so low t.hat a few fish in the last round could
totalty change the results" N"S"l,''1" also leads in the Juniors and
Veterans with the Juniors seemingly sov'rn up but stil1 pf enty of
room for others in the Veterans"
NEXT EDITION OF YTT
IS
DUE OUT
AT 5"OO PM" SUNDAY 24TH
JULY
2(A11 Resul
BTH DAY RESULTS
-
BEACH
&
ts Provi-sional )
R.OCI( ROUND
RESULTS OF'1ST IIOUND OF BEACH
+-
&
2-
TI{URSDAY 21ST JULY
I1OCK IN'IERSTATE ?EAMS EVENT
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ygI
Overal
I
1
A
QLD"
N.S"VJ"
VIC.
qA
tr
l,f
"A.
2
c" Bel1
J" Garven
N233 K" Toovey
N303 Po Kerkenzov
I\99 A" Cannon
a19 N" Berry
l\Loy u; tJetl
V17 G" Irorward
566 H" Teasdale
ui23 R " Thorpe
N169
2" N269
NZ32 D" Cullen
JUNIORS
Ove4ralll. -N3OLrl.J" Garven
2" Q56 B" scholfield
3 " Ql- 0 D. Evans
(.-2I,U
c156 B" Scholfield
N301 J" Garven
N" S"W"
VIC
tttI- Lb
-
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BEACH
\QO
413"5
18"0
lloV
18"0
q,q
LADIES
Overall
QLD
N"S"!J"
VIC "
S"A
v,i
"A
N"Z
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A1 n
Aq
A-l n
irL-
tr-
I!358 K" Sutton
z. VlO S" Cavi 1 I
a
v't20 R " Harper
/l
a16 c" Cl ark
1"
a
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s.A.
TiOCK ROLJND 2
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413"5
141"5
114"0
107"5
84"5
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&
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L"
VlO
S"
i\i358 K"
ark
Sutton
uavllI
rn
q
6"0
C1
1[
11
L'i20 R" Harper
1. i
VETERANS
PLs"
Overall 1" N67 A" Hales
2" Q5 T" Ludlow
3" Ql7 R" Forci
Q5 ?" Ludlow
QLD
N"S"td"
N67 A" t{ales
VIC "
V9 R" Cavil1
l/,J"A"
N"Z"
IIEAYjI{-E
- .j':.1
Iviulloway
Neville Be.rry
o
JZ"V
S" Guy
a a
\1ro
L;i
5"76 Kg"
ooooo
1.,]"A" STATE I{IGHT
The !J"A. State Night wilt be held on Sunday Night at the
Ballina R"S"L" People v,'ishing to attend shoulrl pl ace Lheir names
il-clLcJLo
-'-^^t
^r rL,^
Lrtt:
on the list on the nolice board bv todav qL
60-5
LJ
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20"0
25"s
1q n
3IlrArr-h-
Nl]frV JT!) I
Black
a)
F1
Cod
Bream
Drummer
F1
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[,arc]-,
Snappei:
Spobted Hind
Graham Bel1
Hales
iian
tingrlnac
(,.|- har
i a<
(Black Kingfish)
t"750
Kg"
Kg"
0" 280 Kg"
22"004 Kg"
iiOUND
Darel Vidler
4 Species
HEAVIEST
OF
Bream
Drummer
2"650
SPECIES CAUGHT OUT
George Cole
Kingf ish
Luderick
'i'nnrr
-v.rJ
I"47Q
3.640
9
Snapper
Tai I or
HeIen Bainbridge
ng
Other Species
(Black Kingfish)
xobert
Lund
22"3O0 Kg"
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riOCK
&
BEACH IiUUND 2
No"
Anglers
QLD "
AA
.,+
N"S"'v'J"
63
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No
Fi sh
45
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9
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6"00
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115
356
243"75
VIC
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TCTAL:
"44A
Kg"
Kg"
Kg"
Kg"
6"830
1"020 Kg"
10"150 Kg"
4" 080 Kg"
5"740 Kg"
2"244 Kg"
" 280 Kg"
lnrqfar
Harry F':11er
Terry Langley
r<ay Dorey
Terry Langley
Paul Johnstone
Ivlul 1olday
p, oa r'l
P a rch
Kg"
COivii-ETITION
OF
Alf .'rston
A1lan StraLhearn
r foLrlccl\l
ti
Kg"
"
4"290
VARIlj,I.Y CF CATCH IN
GREATEST
l,'lhi
arr
John Crone
l{oe_L tvtar t].n
Richard Cavi1l
Ken Brown
Turra
I'lhi
Q{-anril
Bernie Heckel
Noel Martin
Treval 1 y
I"240
Kg
3"110 Kg"
31"000 Kg"
3"980 Kg"
8"600 Kg"
1 " 320 Kg"
1.080 Kg"
1 " 250 Kg"
2" 580 Kg.
Arlhur
Tai 1 or
Tarwhi.ne
i erag 1 in
Kg"
R6nda}^
Silver Laibl
,iarren Sommerville
irevor Gardiner
loway
14"400
I "92A
3"620
Kg"
3"01.0 Kg"
6"640 Kg"
l,rtal1y Moore
Bob Gibson
Ivlorwong
Mu1
COMi'ETITIUi\
Gary l'ayne
sh
Luderick
ilanrl
IN
Graham tsel1
athead
Kingfi
sPECIES CAUGHT
Tony irors Ler
John lvlorgan
4PiLOGiiESSIVE '.TVIRALL Ii,ij4vIDUAL. B|j+CH
&
;iOCK pOINTS
(Rfter 2 nounds)
Y-ET
QLD" QI27 D" Bircj
N"S"\,V" N]69 G" Bel1
VIC" VI7 G" r'orward
S"A.
ur"A"
l{"2"
S15 B" iiilliss
!/35 A" F,rice
I'1226 D" Cullen
JUNICIiS
QLD
Q56 B" Scholfield
N"S"l,i" N3O1 J" Garven
VIC"
V75 'r'o Goldsmith
':a
IJ"A"
N"Z"
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LADIES
o
64"0
819"5
39"5
32"A
I2"A
,l-^
29 "A
48.0
14"0
"
" "!i "
VIC"
S "A"
'ri.A"
QLD
N
S
N.Z
Qf6 C" Clark
N358 K" Sutton
V10 S" Cavill
11 " 5
1,,J18 N, Clifton
52"0
VETERANS
QLD "
Q17 rt " Rord
N"S.i,,t" N310 G" Voisey
VIC"
V9
R" CavilL
S"A"
\',26 A. Guest
l'v"A"
I!"2"
DIhlNEll r'IINNER
l,Jinner of the ciinner for tvro at Don Valentinos itesiaurant
was Helen Dyer of Vr"A" She held lucky ticket number 31" This
continues the run of successes by Vil"A" competitcrrs at. this
convention "
Dc'n Valentinos is a top class restaurant. and one of the
best in Ballina" This prLze is a real treat to win and I know
Helen will enjoy her dinner"
PltOGi(AM Clti\NGilS
The Cffshore for today has been cancell-ed and a Team
Captainrs meeLing schedul-ed for early today will decide a
any furi:her changes to the program"
Amc.ngst the possibilities being consi-dered are to change
Lhe third r.ound of riock.Q Beacir to a morning start on Tuesday
to allow the offshore to be held on Monday" Several other
are being considered so keep in t.ouch with
possibilities
hc;lrlqr;arlers over the next f ew days" Any clecisirns made about
r-Y ,.r-q, i-o Fhe nrooram rti I I tre nl acecl oh t:;e f irsL ncLice bcard
near the results display area.
Dontt rely on YTr' Lo f-ell you r,uhatts happening as YTT is
only produced af ter each ror.rnd of f ishing. .L'he next one af ter
this vrill be out late on Sunday everr-';ng, followinE the 9"C0 am
weigh-in thaL day"
ur,
:1
{r-
,u,J
r-ts"
32"0
31"0
Pts "
44"5
79.\
46
qq
5coRRECJl9i\!
'r'he fcllowing
caLches were omitted f rom the list of f ish
taken in the second round of the Es tuary competitic-rn "
N151 i(" iularcon
7 fish for
2"4A Kg"
rf
i{l65 irr" T'" Chapman 4 ri
2"65 I(g "
e'
N1B2 A" Rooks
3L r'
14"30 Kg"
ie
N133 A" Lennard
t5 ?;
9 "4A Kg"
rt
rr
|J185 i" Bourke
B
3" 20 1(g"
Alan lioolcs is fourL.h overaLl in the mens vrith I74 points
i/Jhile Anita Dreckmeyer is also 4th overall in the Ladies Competition
wi Lh 26 1:oin Ls "
You might. also be inLerested uo know that Allan Cannonrs
catch of 37 fish \{as mainly flathead" It was reported to me
that he caught lhem in i:he shallower water behind Lhe walls in
tl're Clarence"
DET.T,ILED ,iESULTS
No"
F-i
/1q,
\IJ
Qll
Q15
Q19
a37
Q43
\-{JJ
Q56
f\QO/
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M"
BEACH
r,,toi nh
sh
i(g
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5
L
2" 240
cqn
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VIOIN
5"800
ll/-4
s
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B" Schol frel
l\r)
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no
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D. Bateman
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H"
llo sk en
I qn
?in
A
"450
Q63
Q90
R"
F"
B"
K"
Ford
O'trteil l
4
1"600
3
1" 550
" 250
400
"
" Bs0
" 400
" 900
Scott
V,tatego
"
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l( " Tarl inton
J" Crone
R" Graham
C
Q94,
r-^t,6.|v\ru!
Lelloy
torey
4
2"250
S
tandl ey
4
2" 500
3
3"450
I
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1
3
I
3
3
1
3
l
3
I
I
900
tr
l^Jes
5
2"650
1\O /
Hal es
V
Pratt
t
N47
N50
i\i55
A1
corn
2
Cannon
3
3
NB4
N1O2
.Tanni
A
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Bi.cld.l. e
hli
Li r-l<iss
Nr09
Nl I9
I
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1
NIl 24
iviel
ril_37
Bel1
l',i5-r
)r,a
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ii,
.I
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L
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ll
"
650
zl (fl
1
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Trh,.mn<.rn
2
1"200
1
i'J123
N1 26
i'l "
Drane
Es sex
" 400
ri00
"
Ni41
I,I
Nl81
/1r-n
" 300
I " 550
" 70c
S
p
F]
\/
Layton
'I-ye Por ber'
8
\
4
1"351
rq!u
1
Fr" T"
r\
Chapman
Baker
Bijl
214
N277
N231
N 234
N237
.T
l\i2 39
M
r,J241
T
N
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I
Redman
Arthur
Power
i: ro s ser
Hirst
Dey
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2
2
1"650
a
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1.150
4"744
s"850
L2
2
1
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3
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l" /3v
qnn
4 " 60,J
3"700
Lr
Heckel
Hammond
5
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gf
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215
N229
i\t233
N 235
v IuIc!
N242
l-
I
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Duncan
N23B
N240
I
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(l;^,i-uins
':^l
lrr.,.I
1
3
vai ne
Nldli
N
Kg"
1
F
Ql 04
Q] 26
l-
Evans
Flatcl if f e
So Scholfield
Q49
nqq
Nt05
Nl17
N1 66
Q3B
r,,lai al'r
L.
M" Clark
Ql7
.4Lr'J
qqrl
a
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Q91
Q99
^1. 14
Nl 58
No"
Fi sh
2"150
Rarrrr
2r "7 "83
I-iL.UND
l-
4
G"
N48
N53
N57
N75
N99
N103
&
Ludlow
Cars tens
Auqu
L" Guy
Nl4
RUCK
trorster
i1^^,,^.,
f \/u v gy
Roberts
As ton
as ton
Robinson
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1"550
?qn
I " lv\)
" 250
4"100
1" 850
/r o(a
"900
3"800
Ar:n
o tJ\/
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"
2"500
" ii00
C-r
1
53
5
3
19
I
1
4
I
450
400
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6 -/VJ
35 "
/l
050
2"704
3"500
1 6 onn
t vv'
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3. C00
2"904
6"200
1"000
61;,a'i
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295 M"
?n? a
N309 M"
N333 F"
N35B i("
i{362 P"
N373 i{"
i.j
r',r
Patch
Garven
Sidney
Kerkenezov
James
Peters
I
L7
a
1
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l(g
" 450
12"1i,50
4"150
9"850
" 550
q.cn
6JJV
2
5
3
3"000
2"500
1"300
V9
V17
R" Cavi 1 I
G" Irorvtarrd
3
1"200
3
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v -JU
1" 5C0
llo
J
.300
I
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V49
C" Barnes
SI
S13
516
527
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J" r<obinson
it" iiacket'L
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D"
Edr,vard s
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Kohler
Fc-,
s t.
Drew
5
t,i23
King
Thorpe
li3B
Morgan
\:tJ7
N232
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a
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a
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Fi sh
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Sut i-on
P i ck r-r1r
Goodwin
I\toore
No"
'"
800
1"200
1"000
r"250
nrl
qnn
q
1" 050
r qn
1"500
N255
N 294
N 301
N3OB
N31 7
N334
r{359
N 368
N 374
vl0
v19
v44
v90
sl1
s15
J Z.)
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?zl
s65
B"
A"
J"
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J"
K"
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Vvatson
Jo
Beacom
lihitehead
Garven
Muldoon
?qn
Goodlvi n
a
VqVIII
4
1"100
1
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1"-
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!/i
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T" Hose
t)
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B" fiilliss
R" Thompson
J" l,Jierda
H" Teasdale
R
NZ3 3
R
"
3"600
1
1"900
1"000
Kingdom
" 600
.450
t:
1" 050
1" 550
2"740
1"350
29
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2
r,eters
iteston
G" Drew
R" Harper
D" Thomas
rJ6
a
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r,Vin
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f
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q ri
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1"250
"
500
1"150
2"300
1"050
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400
YESTERI)AY-
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TODAYTDTNDRRDIIJ
Date:
24th Ju1y,
1983
ESTUARY r(OUND 3
The final round of EsLuary fishing was held under difficult
weather conditions which seem to have plagued Ballina during this
A"A"A" A cold southerly wind with rain at tlmes proved too much
for many anglers who Look a few hours off in the middle of the
night to sleep and warm up"
Despite the longer hours not many more fish were caught than
in the pr"evicus two rounds" Total catch was 1211 fish for 516k9"
Most of the fish taken were bream with a sma1l number of flathead
and very fevr niggers" One Estuary lrerch of 0"45k9" trdas also
caught
"
Largest individual catch of Lhe day was taken by Alan Veselis
of Queensland who weighed*in 49 fish for 18"75 kg" Next came
Phillip !'ia1sh also of Qld" with 33 for B" 30k9" then Tony ForsLer
(N"S"l,i" ) with 29 for I2"IOkg" Several other anglers took over
20 f ish including Allan Cannon of N"S.ru'l" who bagged 23 for 10" 75k9"
to take out the Individual Estuary title for Men. Consratulations
Allanl i
Largest f ish of the i:ound was a f lathead of 2"240 Kg" taken
by Queensl and I s expert on big f l at.ties , Al an St,rathearn " Some of
the bream taken were up over Ikg" but still a lot smaller than the
currenl heaviest of I"92kg" A new largest whiting was also
weighed in today, tipping the scales at 0"300k9" It was landed by
Paul Anderson of South .trustralia"
In other Sections some very good catches were recorded"
Veteran coml:etitor Tom Ludlow of Qld took 26 fish for 10"45k9" to
record a clear victory in the Veterans category" Johnathon Garven
romped home in the Juniors where he added 18 fish for 7"50k9" to
his previous score" The Ladies result was far closer with Karen
Sutt.on (N"S"W" ) coming f rom behind wii-h a good catch in the f inal
roun.l i-o nar.Lcwly beat Collene Clarlreof Queensland and Iviargaret
McMillan of N"S"v/" Karen took 18 f ish fo r 9"05k9" in todayrs
round while Collene took 16 for 7"5k9" and Margaret 6 for 3"10k9"
Individuat _Egtuary Champions for
I,'IEN,5
1983
A11an Cannon
(N"S"VJ"
LtTDIES
(N"s"t,t"
VETERANS Tom Ludl-ow
(aLD"
Karen Sutton
JUNIORS Johnathon Garven
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FOrt
DETAILS
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trI{OGRAM
CHANGES
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*NEXT trDITION OF YTT IS DUE OUT AT NOON ON TUE:DAY 26TH JULY-
2ESTUAP,Y TEAMS
N"S"ii" were victorious in the interstate teams events takinq
vqs L,tE r.rE:rr,>, Ladies and Juniors competitions" eueensland scored
a comfortable victory in the Veterans category" Detairs of the
Leam scores are on this page"
In Lhe competition for the lvarrnambool Trophy for interstate
teamsr N"S"ii" leads with 192"62 percent.age points from eueensland
with 747 "46 after completion of the casting and estuary events"
This trophy is aviarded for the highest percentage points scored
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STiTATHEARN
DAY
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2"24
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Q57 A" Veselis
N229 A" Forster
N102 r" Biddl e
NlB2 A" Rook s
N99 A" Cannon
Q57 A" Vesel i s
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McGrath
l-hompson
Morgan
Crothers
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J" Garven
A" Garven
T" I'lerchant
t'" Merchant
J" Garven
I. Gilbee
Ho Osborne
30
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Overal
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Nl02
NlB
NLD
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N237
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I" Biddle
A " I?ook s
A" Veselis
ir" Moffett
A" Veselis
A" Cannon
c" Schnelle
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D" Schmidt
l- " CroLhers
LADIES
Overall
236"0
150"0
137"0
136"0
130"5
236 "0
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Garven
MerchanlIvierchant
Garven
Gilbee
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32"0
93"0
10"0
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VIC "
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2.4
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Sutton 143 " 5
CIark
109 5
McMiIlan 102"" 0
Scholfield 62"5
Crane
60" 5
Clark
109 " 5
Sutton
143" 5
Crane
60" 5
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VETERANS
Driac
Q5
Ql7
196"5
121"0
T" Ludlow
r{310
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NZ23 K" "McKay
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I\JIU U" Voisey
ESTUARY CFIAMPIONS
114
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2" N310 G" Voisey
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Sutton 108" 5
Clark
91 "0
Scholfield 47 "O
Crane
45" 5
Mcltlil l an 37 " i
Clark
91 0
Sutl-on 108 "" 5
Crane
45 " 5
Cl ifton
14 " 0
McKay
1 2" 0
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2" Qr5
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JUNIORS
Overal l
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150" 0
PTS
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ESTUAITY ROUND 3
ANGLEITS
Brown
Q'7
q,
196"5
97 "5
49"5
46"0
4HE/\V
I
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Black
Cod
Bream
Drummer
F1
N] 69
N
IN
COMPETITICN
Tony ForsLer
1'ony Morgan
Graham Bel1
N229
v29
athead
Kingfi
SPtrCIES C.,TUGHT
UF
14"400 Kg.
I "924 Kg "
3"624 Kg"
3"010 Kg"
6 "640 Kg "
Gary Payne
Judy Bender
l'Jal1y ivicore
2OB
sh
N3O4
Luderick
N64
N1 99
N 248
N3 7B
N 249
1,/arren Sommerville
frevor Gardlner
Nl 69
N57
Graham Bell
ArLhur Hales
Morwong
It{u11ovuay
Pear1 Perbh
Sn
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\nnrf6n
Hl h^
'lai l or
Tarwhine
Terag I i
n
Treval 1 y
'l'una
rjhi t ing
(noc
.i Fhar
Bernie Heckel
Noel- Martin
i oq
2"580
John Crcne
Kg"
1..750 Kg"
Noel- Martin
aul ttmderson
i$3E2
sl. 1
N202
(tslack Kingfish)
t"r:o lln"
Ren Standley
Nl4
Kg"
3"110 Kg"
31" 000 l(g "
3"980 Kg"
B" 600 Kg"
1"320 Kg"
1"080 Kg"
Silver Laibl
N50
N38 2
Ql 04
t?
I"240
Bob Gibson
4"290 Kg "
0 " 300 I(E "
22"a04 Kg"
p
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/
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GP,EATEST Vr'\I?I ETY
r)E
CATCH
THIS
ROUNU
N35B Karen Sutton
HEAVIiisT
OF
Bream
Drummer
i{ 278
N]. 89
ting
a<
(81ack KinEfish)
N25 6
'i' ,rilIGHT CHAiicf,t SINCE LAST
ESTUAIIY
irOUND
i.Jo
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it
No"
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40
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N"Z"
]-OTAL:
5B
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29
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Kg"
ET'ITION
I"474
Kg"
Kg"
Kg"
Kg"
3"640
"440
6"830
I .020 Kg "
10"150 Kg"
4 " 080 Kg.
5"74A I(9"
2,2O4 Kg"
"280 Kg"
?2"300 Kg"
9
YTT"
23 & 24"7 "83
"
Anrrl orc
QLD "
COMP
Kay Dorey
'1'erry Langley
Paul Johnstone
Helen Bainbridge
llobert Lund
r{262
Nl 21
Tail or
(-,tr
George Coles
l\r177
N] 2t
Snapper
OUT
A1f aston
Al1an StraLhearn
'-L'ony Fcrster
Harry Irul l er
Terry Langley
N229
Mul 1 oway
Pearl Perckr
(nac'i
CAUGH'r
n?'l
vJa
Kingf ish
Luderick
r)f hor
ECI ES
N232
i\i240
trl athead
1,/hi
SP
2"250
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A" \,/eselis
Qs7
P " l;al sh
59
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D. l'{acdcnald
D" Hoskin
Q67
T" Barr
Q73
L" Christensen
Lto !
r\tl A
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L" Merchant
QBB
nqo
F" A11om
Ql14 lJ " Bateman
Ql1B r{ " Farmer
l{4
R" Barsinq
N39 ii" iiilliamscn
N1=": h " D::eckmeyer
i{54 Iq" Lclve
N55 E" Garrett
N57 A" Hales
N75 K" Alcorn
',i84 R " Jennings
39 K" Appel
Ni.02 I" Biddle
N:1-05 V,r" Lickiss
N166 Fr" T" Chalrman
NlB5 J" Bcurke
I\il 88 I(. IvicMi I I an
N20B G" Paypls
N215 D" Vidler
N224 F'" Mcf f ett
N234 K" rjov"'er
N23U K" Asi-cn
N240 A" Aston
lJ 248 S
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i'j256 ri " Lund
N26.1 D" Carr
i{269 J" Garven
N291 J" Voisey
N30B J " l.'luidoon
N35B K,, Sutton
N352 P " Pickup
lJ3B0 G" i{artin
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7"500
7
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" 800
2.7 0A
1B " 70C
8"30C
" 900
" 600
3
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7
5"000
I"2CC
8"0c0
1"500
1"200
9"44O
2"000
6
1" /UV
7
2"800
3
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4
4
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800
6
1"200
2"?,,4
3
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11 " 300
2"754
3"250
7"550
2"240
1"60C
2" 350
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6"050
8"200
3
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1"600
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FISH
l(G "
15
13
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E5i'UAP.Y
3,.1i50
10
4"2\o
1B
10
9"05t1
ri t aa
3
1"700
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Q]7
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Q49
Q53
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Q65
Q6B
Q76
QB2
QB7
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N106
N1B2
Nlti7
I{191
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N21B
rJ229
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T"
Nr237 J"
N239 vj"
l',!242 B "
N255 B"
iJ259 V"
I'i257 R "
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r\301 J""
N310 c"
N359 iui"
i!3 71i
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N383 R "
11
3
13
16
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3
5
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1
Crone
Harvey
I,icMil l an
J"
L4
7
4
Anclerson
7
Fial l
5
Prabt
3
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5
Schumacher I
Stenner
7
Eliis
I
Glover
L2
Cannon
23
I3u sh
4
Thcmp srn
l- 5
Hook s
27
Ivlcl\']i 11 an
6
Barrrard
16
Dansey
9
Garven
5
Porster
29
Frosser
L4
liirst
24
i{ob-Lnson 18
Beacom
I
Ray
I
Carr
5
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Ga:.'ie:r
18
Voi:,cv
12
Ligh tt'crc L 15
Goodwin
9
Foster
24
!,1
r0.,450
"
800
1"000
7.450
2 " 90.j
2"100
4"000
"00
2
10
1
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Chris ten sen
B"
6
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John
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i{56 S "
N73 P "
NB3 M"
i"J87 J"
i\99 A "
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Ql1 7
Q]19
iv40
i!53
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3
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L
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F'o
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3. 700
"900
6.0c0
6"10C
" 400
1"200
1"00c
2"7 0C
1i00
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5 " 9C0
3.0i10
1"90c
2"800
1" 750
1"550
2"750
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3"400
" 300
6"500
10" 750
2"150
6"24C
t0 " 900
3"100
7
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3"500
2"300
12"1C0
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5"l,ir0
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DET/\ILED RESUL'IS ESTUARY ROUND 3
No"
I..ISH
v7
vl1
\r 1 ',1
v20
v36
Jo Gilbee
"
B
Pyrvel
l
G" For',vard
Ko Fleming
H"
'i'"
v44
W" Hammer
v59
V6B
v70
v90
51
59
S13
.t1f
JIO
S23
S34
A"
Jones
3"900
o
Crane
G
Snowden
Hose
L
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J" fiobinson
J" Ful 1 er
RO tttackett
\.r. Edwards
B
R" Thompson
J" i'lierd a
19
13
7"800
5"350
Brown
Drew
q
H.a rnor
'l...v!t/9
n^ rha
1"?50
1"000
1"100
2
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N"
R"
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D
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NZ23
K" McKay
J
7qn
" 350
qqn
l
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Price
L"
3"550
1"000
.L
Osborne
Schmidt
i/JJd
lo+vv
1
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Clifton
No"
FISH
v4u
v+Y
v52
V55
37s
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3"300 V65
2"450 V69
VB6
" 900
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'iv23
v't29
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LVl
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!u20
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Moore
Moore
V38
v2I
2
2"6s0
3"050
6
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KG"
V5
V9
4"250 V15
"900 V19
3"100 V29
1"300 V37
J.
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1" 550
qqn
4
R" Turner
.L+o
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1"100
37
511
S15
S21
527
S41
V'15
I'il7
t;'J19
ii22
w28
f'i30
vr35
l,'v39
D" Senior
r:i
Cavi I I
B"" Bright
P" McGrath
J" Morgan
R" I{oore
f'" s].Sby
t!o f l_sner
c" Schnelle
I" Gilbee
P
Ivloreau
J"" Crane
c" Ilason
c"E" Hewitson
R" RoberLs
B" Williss
J" CatLerwel1
Do Foster
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ir
D"
Drew
M" Harper
L" Cli.fton
H" Dyer
5" Whiting
H
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A " r.rice
C " Newrnan
NZ37 P" Crothers
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1"300
1"200
1
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800
4"244
1.850
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2" 500
3.650
1"'-0
4"400
1"450
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3"100
3"600
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600
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1"200
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PROGRAT.{ CHANGES
Times for the last round of Rock & Beach competition have
been changed Lo allow the postponed L,ffshore round 3 t.o be held
on i'tonday" The program for the last tno cays is now as follows:
l,tith the present iueat,her conditions it is quite possible that
the third round of the offshore will be cancelled" Check at t.he
W"A" night this evening or at headquart,ers tcniqht (or in the
morning) 1'or fr:.i:thei' inf<_irmation.
[onqLey 25-th _July
5":1 -4"00 am
'/
"(|t) am L
1"00 pm
2"00 pm
3"00 pm
Tuesday 26th July
2"00-2" 30 am
3" 00 am
l- 2 noon
1"00 pm
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Che:l< out
Lines Down
Lines Up
Flsh Truck departs
i,jeigh-in
Check out
Lines Down
Lines Up
i'leigh-in
:
YESTERI)AY-
;1
TODAYTOMDHRDIIJ
.
5Lh Jr:1v" 1983
Date:
OFFSHO}IE IiOUND
3
The lasL attempt to hold this evenL was finally abandoned
this morni-ng vrhen seas and wind had not abated sufficiently for
safe fishing" The weather condit.ions have been a big disappointment
fnr rl I evvlrve
nmnatil66s and to t.he Local organlsers" r'hOse of you
who attended the !i.A" presentation last night would have clearly
understood Lhe message about. t.he weather in Ballina compared with
that of Bunbury" (r an st.ill not sure why the tourism chap wanted
to present ti"A" as a hole! ) "
Final results for the Offshore individual titles are not
the same as published in YTT No"6 with 6ome corrections" Peter
Stenner of N"S"!"J" is Lhe Mens Champion, having taken the title
from Mike Hirs't by a mere 7 points" Thatrs about one trevally"
T'he Ladies and Veterans Championships were also quite close with
Rnf h Rarci nrr (N"S"'r,j" ) taking the ladies title
and Harry Harvey
of Qld " , Lhe Veterans " CongraLul ations Feter, duth and Harry !
INp{vrpuAl-
oTFSHORE gHAr:i!loN!__ FOE-19B3
I'{ENS
Peter Stenner
LADIES
Plrfh
Hirqr
nn
Harry Harvey
VETEJ.iANS
(N"S"1,,i"
(N"S"W.
(etp")
)
)
RECOllD I-TISH CLAIM
Another possible Australian record fish has been taken
at these Championships" It is a Basset Hullrs Trevally of 1"400K9"
which was taken by Gloria Bateman from Queensland" Our weighmaster John irrosser posit.ively identif ied the f ish which dif f ers
from a normal trevally by having a noticably smaller Lail" As
far as I know it was taken amongst Gloria's catch in the second
Offshore
Round
AVOCADO SALE
Avocados at never-to-be-missed prices will be available
today and tomorrow at Headquarters" Get in early for your
f
avourite
f r-uit.
"
Y'ITI{UMBtrR4&5
of these issues of YTT will be printed today
or tomorrow and wiil be available at Headquarters at the Social
Some mcre
Tabl
e
"
NEXT EDITION OF YTT
IS
DUE OUT
AT 11"00 AM ON hJEDNESDAY 27TH
JULY
2:'::::
::; INIDIVIDUAL CFFSHOI{[ CHAIVIPIONS
PTS
MEN
Overal I
1"
H"
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3 " N84 i1"
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tJilliss
li"A"
i{"2"
!'125 i1" Reading
NZ i,J " McFetridge
VVJ6J
1901"
1164
Llz5.)
iiilliss
1a
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QLD "
Iti"S"V't"
VIC;
S "A.
i/i.A
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HarveY
L"Christensen
a8l
rJI G" Brown
Q117 H" l-larvey
N2B3 H" Green
258"5
232"4
L92"5
258"5
175"0
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LY/_")
L26 "A
G"
Brown
llz25 L" Scott
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LADIES
Dl.q
2"
V37 tl"
863.5
804"5
A
Nt38
Bars ing
Moore
F'
Garven
D" Hunt
J" Crane
B" Bonnel I
633"5
Osborne
177 "O
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QLD "
N"S"t/I"
VIC "
S"A"
W.A"
N"Z"
R."
V69
Q26
N4 fi. Barsing
V37 R" Moore
V\tlY
NZB
D6
K"
Arnold
TTE"
Q117 H"
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0
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295.5
199"s
VETERANS
Overal I
Overall I " N4
f
Ql14 l,'J" Bateman
N73 p" Stenner
V36 H" Mcore
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N"S"Vi"
VIC "
QLD"
"
Stenner
HirslL
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oF FSiro:?E TnAMS
to the
'/ictoria was victorious in the Mens Offshore, muchthe
baq
in
this
event
had
Ll-rey
thought
vuho
annoyance of N"S"iJ"
N " S "i'l "
and
second
lvere
S
started
ber'ore the competil-ion
" "A"
thircll Victoria also tooll r-,i;c :;he Ladies category whils !d"A"
vJere victorious in the Veterans"
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(Aggregate points for iiounds 2 & 3)
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3PICNIC
DAY
The Picnic Day was held at Headquarlers lasL F riday" People
sLarLecl gathering frcm aocut 2.OO pm onwards rviLh attendance rising
t.o over 400 f aLer in i-he evening" Races for both children and
adults vJere lielc dur-i-ng'the afternoon on t.he grassy area opposite
the marque r,riLh Lhe highlight being the Interstate Teams Tug-O-\'Jar.
A bush band played from 6"00 pm till after 10"00 pm while people
consumed vast amounts cf food" All- this for ijl00:
Iror many people it vras a chance to renew old friendships and
Lo estabtish or strenqthen fl€*-€r ones " The sLrong winds had
abated and it \,{as a pleasanL sunny afternoon and calm evening"
'iintenbar clid a find job of catering ably assisted by our Social
duc of Jim Divyer and Greg Fenn "
TUG-g-!t4R
by Queensl and, i{ " S "!i " South Australia and
New Zea1and" A11 rounds were keenly conLesi*ed with the heavyweights
from Queensland overcoming the N"S"u,l" working Leam in the final
2 - 1" S"A" Beat l'J"Z" for 3rd place"
Teams were enLered
In the eairly rounds it seemed like the 'downhill' team had an
advantage" Unce the score in the final reached 1 all, it was
N"5"iJ" won the
decided to have the tirird cug across the field"
Loss for choice of ends bui: stilL lost" It was an exciting event
irith lcts r:f grunting and grooninq and support-ing yells " One
Queenslander even cast a Platei
The victorious al.d " team was; Des CLrristensen, John Johnston t
John Crone, Denis il. tclif f e, Bob 1''jatego, Frank \Jatego, irleil Carstens
and iion Under',vood" 'Llhe successful coach was Lyle Guy"
RACES
/\ s1:rint race was held for Tug*O-tiar competiLcrs only" Geoff
lJo'[herspcon and iioberL Lund of i\i"S"l/" rvon both heats but Bryan
Atterl-on of S "A" came i:hrc;ugh to Lake out the f i-nal f rom Robert
Lund and P aLil Cro'Lhers of lJ " Z "
1'69 L)pen Sr:r'int Handicap saw over 20 competitors lined up
S"Vri" showed a good i-urn
but young Damien Collins (Age 11) of N"(Age
1.3 ) of Q}d" with
of speed 1-o clearly beat Darr:en Evans
Johnat.hon Garven of N"S"VJ" l-hird" Highlight-:; of this evei."lt was
a sF)ectacular f all by Ross Garven a few lengl-hs short of the
finj-s;h"
Try for tri"A" i-n tB5
irrc-rss"
T'he l"iens Open llandicap was clearly i'lon by Fiarry Horgan of
l'1"C" again) " Harry gained a very
N"S"lil" (our illustrious
reprofessional" fly at the starL giving
Dave Chapman a lesson
bath"
mud
and a
cont over/
t
4
In the Ladies open, Itileen AugusLus of e1d convincing 1 y
defeated her oppc:;ition with Dianne Lund of N"S"" !i o coming second
and Sue ::rrosser also of N"S"ii" a close third"
of the childrents age events were:
3 & 4 Y"o" 1. Andrerv Hopgood (N) 2" chris chapman (N)
6 & 7 Y"o"
2" roanna Hopsood (v)
i?esul.'i:s
l" ::ii; tilSliix',*?'
B & e Y'o"
l" l;i;x"X"5:l?r""'T,l) j;o'i:i'nliili"
iCI
& Tt: Y"a," l" Damien Collins (N) 2" Jock Garven
( NZ )
3 " Tyson 'i'urner
V
N
(i\)
Q67. 2I
Hovrts i:hat for a cr:yptic heading" e67 is David Hoskin who
turns 2I tomorrow" Happy birthday fr"om all of us and besL wishes
for your fuLure, especially frcm the other Hoskins at this
Conveni:ion
"
COi?RtrCTIONS
Rock & Beach round z? detailed resul-ts for competitor
should have had Lhe name l(" Bari-"
N47
Dcnrt believe everythi.nc .v,ru read in yrr" Many minor
erj:ol:'s r-)ccur in the results 1:uliiished in YTT because it is cjone
in a rush to get result,s cut Lo you as soon as possible" rt is
rare f or these mistakes to a"1-so .Jccur in the ofticial results.
All off icial scores are gir.'en on the display boards in the
Headquari:ers marque" Therc j-s e sheei: of paper on a notice
bolrd nearby for people to te l-1 l-he itecorder about errors. Use
this sheel ii'you believe there is a mistake in a score.
CASTI NG COiIP.EC'TICNS
A complete re-check of {:he rain sodclen score sheeLs for
the casting has revealed a few mj-nor errors. The only ones
of any real l;ignif icance are;
Accuracy
Dcug .ettie (VIC) scored 97 (not 87)
Art" Bait Dist" Geof f t,ctherspoon '( N ":; " tJ " ) total 2lB " 56 metres
Total 1:oints
i'eam Points
Fettie
253"79
f lJotherspoon 255 "06
Victoria ltlens
825"87
Doug
Ger:f
YESTERDAYTODAY27th Ju1y, 1983"
Date:
t?
TOMDRROIIJ
INTERSTATE TEAiVIS CHAMPIONSHIT,S
N"S"W" took out the major teams prize at the I9B3 Conventj-on
by a cLear margin from Victoria with Queensland third" This prrze
is the City of ldarrnambool Trophy which is for Lhe highest score by
mens and ladies in all four competition sections" Congratulations
to the home state who fished consistently in all events. .
Much credlL must go to N"s"ti" captain, Alf Aston for the way
he managed to bring together a very diverse group of fishermen.
LADIES
TEAMS
The champion Ladies team, and winner of the td" l,,tohling Trophy
vias N"S"VJ" who scraped home by a very small margin over the strong
team from Victoria" The Ladies competition was dominated by the
offshore catches and i{"S"iiv"rs win was made possible by some fine
scores in the Estuary
comp"
o"J" coi,I,rqGE TjIOPHY
This trophy is awarded to the State with the highest points in
Beach & Estuary for Mens, Ladies and Juniors" Again, N"s"!v" were
victorious by a large margin over Queensland"
Iit FLJLL DETAILS OF ALL T'EAM SCCRES AJiE ON , I)AGE !
INDIVIDUAL AIdARDS
I::::;
I'
'X
';.
The tussle for 1983 Convention Champion came down to a two man
contest between Michael Hirst and Alan Cannon, both of N"S"ii/" afLer
calcul6ljon (and recalculation) of the scores, A1lan was declared
the champion by a margin of 0"08 percentage points" This is about
one fish or so" Michael is probably kicking himself as the one
undersized fish he presented in the first offshore round ended up
^^^L.:*^.1--a^ r,',,, r-.
*.,oth the Offshore title and the Convention Championship.
\-u>Lrrrv
Congratula'cions Allan: i
See also Page 6
Hovuever, the National Angling Champion is Michael Hirst. This
award is determined over the three fishing events only" i"e" The
casting is not counLed" Again, Mi-kers margin over Allan was very
smal1 -- See also Page 6
The \lational Ladies Champion i-s Karen Sutton of I\i"S"u" who had
a close tussle with many competitors before edging out Ruth Barsing,
also of N"S"lJ"
The National Junior Champion is Johnathon Garven who won this
title by a very clear margin over his rivals"
The National Veleran Champion is George Voisey of N"S"W" who
recorded a close win over Harry Harvey of Queensland"
R?c,K &.BEACH ROuNp
3
Poor fishing ccndi-tio's conrinued for this the l*st *vent
*f, the 1983 Conv6ntion. T'he strong wincrs
ancr shov,rers *f the previous
f*l*, days hacl abated to provide a nice sunny morning
but the seas were
well up making *oLt areas unfishabtel Most Sngfgrs
ff*ll
$n the beach near the meat works at Byron-Bay i."tnu'rrspe ssncentrated
rhat some
might show up" However, this ivasn't to be" Be.Ffi cat,ches
$*$l'ort*le*n by Lhose who concentreted upon lhe few good hole$.i,* amcngst,,vere
t** rocks for caLches of luderick and rock blackfish"
Some nice bags of bream
weighed-in and a surpr1*inq number
'sf long toms and mullet were were
aLso taken"' 246 anglers checked*out ar
3"ff0 am with
weighing-in 566 fish for a total of 36?.90 Kg* Not
q parLicularly13?
impressive catch but good under the condit,ionsl
rt is
unfortunate tha'L all rounds of the rrock & Beach were held under bad
cclnditions as the fishing was noL at all typical of BallLna in Jul"v"
Best calch of the day was taken by a jun-i-or, Johnathon Garver
of Yamba vrho weighed in 2B fish for 25"05
Ng" ri v'ras a very nice
catch of mainly luderick lvith sorne rock bf aitfish.
John Garven who
fished r,rith his son had the next best bag for the day
with 23 fish
fcr- 1q"10 Kg" , again mainly niggers and drunrmer, crther
ce.tches
incl-uded Denis eaker (N"s"tv" ) ,itrt n for Lz"7a Kg,, mainly
bream,
Gecff snow v;ith ?-a luderick for L2.60 ltg" and Allan Cannon viith
1g
fish for r?-"75 Kg- one unusual catch was by Keith roovey who lancle<j
3 nice mul]oway and a bream for 10" 25 I(g"
Amongst the Ladies, Juniors and veterans, Johnathon Garvenrs
catch was outstanding" I-iowever, veteran Geofi Voisey
also weighed-in
a very good catch with 2I fish for 5"70 Kg. Best
the
]adies was irlella clif ton of l,!"A. She tooli 5 f ish for
".or"3" amongst
05
Kg"
which
was qui#6 creditable in the conditions.
The competition to find the individual champions in the Rock &
- . category
Beach
was almost n,r contest in the Mens and Juniors secticns"
Graham Bell of N-s"ul-, with fine calches in the first
two rounds
established an unassailable margin which saw him victorlous.
Need.l -ss
to gdY, Johnathon Garven easily wcn the Juniors secti-on amassi_ng
scol:e that would have pleased most men compeLiLors" Nella Clif tona
iff::';$ :"::a;:,I$i:'il.lli.'*f;, i:":"3:;:
;:i" :;,:,"xi, :n: !i*l;i,.n
a good score in the third round to easily win tfre
veterans section.
INDfVIDUAL ROCK &
MENS
LADfilS
JUNIOi?S
VE.l.EitANS
ROCK
&
BEACI.{ CHA}IPIONS FOrt 1983
GRAHAM BELL
(N"5"yt)
(w"A" )
NELLA CLIFT'UN
JOHNATH(-IN GAIIVtrN
(trt"s"L,,l" )
GEORGE VLISEY
(N"S"ri" )
BEACH TEAM{
N"s"li" took out the teams titles for Men, Juni.or and veteran
teams while lruestern AustraLia were successful in the Ladi-es
competitiolr" 'rhe unusual f isl'ring conditicns h,ere Oirricutt for a1i
teams but must have been espicially difficult
for interstate and
overseas visitors"
3(A11 iiesul-ts Irrovisional
IO H DAY RESULT.S BIACH &
iiOCK
RUUI{D
-
)
3-
TUESDAY 26TH JULY
RESULTS Oi- 2Nd,{OUI{D OI- BEACH &.IOCK INTERS1'AT']I TEAMS EVENT
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YABBY iTUI"li-ING DAY
Iror quite a while it seemed like this evenL lvould be
However
cancelled as no officials were available to organise it"
a lasb minute rescue bid by Dianne Lund and Gloria Aston saved the
i,l-rarll-^ok
rr:rr
c-harcle of t-he situatiOn
and ran the event"
allsy
urru!Ye
uqyo
Lvvr\
Unfortunat.ely I done t irave a copy of the results but Irm
that everyone had fun and enjoyed themselves despite the yabbies
not beincr as plentiful as had been hoped"
4BEST ]N]DIVIDUAL
Overall
1"
2o
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QLD "
N"S"ilJ"
\/ T5
"A"
"A"
N"Z"
YEI
Dr. c
N269 J" Garven
Baker
184.0
150"0
145"0
NlBl D"
N367 J"
N99 A"
Snow
Cannon
N294 r',. l,/hi tehead
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N269 J" Garven
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S23 ii " Thompson
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NZ37 P" CroLhers
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184"0
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850"5
442"5
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305"0
274"5
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Evans
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Gol d smi th
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35.5
N310 c"
N.S"r,il"
qn
Clifton
Guy
Cavi1l
Carr
Tait
Guy
Carr
Cavill
1,,i18 N" Clifton
V9
Ql7
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Nl69 c" Bel I
N269 J" Garven
rIs"
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J
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N181 D" Baker
N234 K" Power
aro
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YJ
Nl69 G" Bel 1
V17 G" Forward
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S
58"0
22"0
L La
li30 H" Osborne
N"Z"
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l 1" !u18 N"
2" Q45 S"
3" Vl0 S"
4" N26B B"
5" r\J158 V"
QLD "
Q45 S "
N"S"!v"
N268 B"
VIC"
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I22"0
278"5
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D. Evans
&
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N301 J" Garven
N322 D" Col 1 ins
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LADIES
JUNICJTS
N301 J" Garven
N. S. LJ"
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ANGLERS
BROVJN
ANITA DRECKIqEYER N"S"!.J"
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87
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total is 400 po ints
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COI.JVENTIOiV
CHAIUP
ION
1st l{99 Allan Cannon
Znd t{239 Michael Hirst
3rd N269 John Garven
NATTONAL
228"60
228 "52
2I7 "79
ANGLTNG_ _QFiAl4PIONS
MENS M" Hirst
L/\DIES K " Sutton
JUNIOTRS Jon " Garven
VE'IdrtANS G" Voisey
ALLAI{
SCORES
N"S"1i'/"
N"S"!V"
N.S"!'/"
N"S"li\i"
CONVENTION CHAMPTON 1983
CANNON
Allan is a member of Lhe Yamba Club and lives at Yamba where he
runs the family's cane farm and conducts a successful plumbing busine
He has been a strong supporter of the Yamba Club and is currenLly
their treasurer"
He has been fishing since he was a kid and has really developed
as a fisherman over the last year or two" He has been involved in
almost all championships in N"S"!i" in recent years and is a capable
fisherman in all categories of fishing" He also casts competitively
:nrl l'rrc 'o^'osented his Club and Association on a number occasions"
I uy!
L,
This is his first A"A"A" Convention"
Allants victory at Lhis Ccnvent j-on is narticul arl v meri f ori nr:.
as he chose not to compete in the Offshore events even t.hough he owns
a suitable boat and is a good Offshore fisherman" He 1s reported to
have decided not to fish offshore because he didntt have anvone to
rttu!
!
uvt
go
Jv
fish with in the first roundt
rlllan fished very consisteni:1y throughout this Convention with
j
a^'-^A^^
guuu sdr:cfles
in
every round of Elstuary and iiock & Beach. He is
nnnA
deserving Australian Champion"
MICHAEL Hfi{ST
a
NATIONAL ANGLING CHAMPIOI{ 1983
Mlchaelts fishing career started as a junior in Yamba under the
guidance of top fisherman such as John Garven" His first A"A"A.
Convention was at Noosa where he competed as a junior"
He left the Yamba area Lo gain qualifications as a High School
teacher and is now teaching at Henry Kendall High in Gosford" He is
a member of Gcsford Angling Club" Apart from his angling and casting
j-nteresLs he has also held various executive positions in Ctubs and
Associatlons from Publicity to President"
He has represented his Club, association, and N"S"LJ" in
r.i ^^ at all
^^*^^J_.i
compecrrr-on
levels and in all categories of fishing and
n:c+.ina rra is a true all round fisherman, a good team fisherman
and a fine person.
Previous individual wins by Michael include two N"S"1,,1. Deep Sea
Championships, 3rd in the Offshore at Pt" Lincoln, 2nd Offshore here
in Ballina and a N.S"W" CasLinq tit1e"
--7 -DE'IAILID iiESUI,TS
"
FISH
No
r\o
VJ
Evan s
T
QI1 N" Cars Len s
QT3 M" Po t Ler
Ql9 N" Berry
Q31 A"
Q3ri D " l?okraraar
Q3B B" Scctt
S
Guy
Q1l5
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qf--.LL.^.-*^
JIIOLIIEAIIi
n
VJJ
Jo
Q5B
it
Schol
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field
V'/atego
Barr
n??
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,14
Q91
Q94
G. Hosken
K" Tarl inton
oL27
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F
15
L7
2
1
4
r
3
2
2
i
3
2
5
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r.J57
ti
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3
7
3
8"150
5. 300
"75O
4"750
1"250
"300
1"900
1"450
"sco
"600
n f_n
dJJV
1"C0C
"300
l(rl
2"750
10"9C0
1"150
2"7C4
9
ann on
18
5
2.s50
irlQC
A
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N105 ii. Lickiss
Nt
07 B"
Bev an
N113 S " i(endri cl<
I{123 'rlJ" Es sex
i\135 ri" Van iriispen
I'J150 A"
Nl69
ar 1o'uv
G" Bel 1
)]tr
FA.TJ
R
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n
Vidl er
U.
N227 1( " Redman
r{233 r(" Toov6y
N235 K" P.obert s
N239 M" lli rs
t\247 J" Toovey
N255 B" Beacom
N254 D" vo! !
N269 J" Garven
i{294 }r," V'lhi tehead
i"i299 A " Darwson
N301 J. Garven
b.
i\t 3
09 ivj.
Jame*e
N317 E" !,Jatson
N362 P" P i ckup
N374 R. Goodwln
V3
v9q
J" Gi lbee
i{" Cavill
F<
v?0
Brigh t
K"
H"
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Moore
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V44
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1
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i\J185 J " Bourke
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1
2
1A
2"90C
4
7"000
1"700
4"0c0
4"000
ly
10" 25C
6
3"000
3
9
I
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2
3
23
T7
3
2ca
" 500
4"150
" 650
1"450
16 " 100
10"500
1"900
25"050
2
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5
1"050
2"400
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500
1" 100
600
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FISH
QlO
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11"
Evans
Underwood
Ql7 ii" Ford
Q24 F" OrNeill
o??
P as terfield
Q37 M" Augus tr-rs
VJJ
T
Q53
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VJV
Q62
Q9O
Q92
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Do
Scholfield
Schol field
C"
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I
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t:
5
A" Edvuard s
F
4
Allom
I
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2"454
1"100
lrj17 R " ivlclnerney
N28 1"1" r rior
N50 B" Heckel
N55 J" Hammcnd
N55 [" Garrecc
i'J 75
K " Al corn
N84 ii " Jennings
i\i89 K " Appel
IvJ-.;Z
5
1
1
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NlB1 D" Baker
Ni195 t4" riiddel
i\2I4 'r" Bi j I
I\222 T" Graham
i'J158
Nr
a 4
^
L\IJI
N234
N237
N240
trzJl
N259
N25B
N291
V
U" LOlCS
K" Power
J" Prosser
A" Aston
1
2" 4s0
" 500
I,,4U\J
aqa
1 lqn
2"050
-1
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1"050
5"100
7"500
4
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6
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2
3
3
7
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3
I
750
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3"750
2"744
9"750
9 "740
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I"
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800
1"450
1" 25t)
3"000
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" 300
11"050
s"700
1"600
12"600
"
300
3
1"300
t!
2
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1
1
12"704
1
2A
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J" Gilmour
T " Moore
T" Go 1d smi th
" 300
5
D. Coll-ins
J" Snow
P
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1.85C
2"100
I
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N367
v23
V:]B
v75
.450
LoL.t\-r
10
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Gilbee
I
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3
3
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4"400
3"150
4
n" yatcn
V" 11ay
B"A" Carr
.j". Voisey
I{295 M" Sidney
N300 A" Dawson
N303 P" Kerkenezov
Nl310 c" Voisey
hI322
?qn
s"200
3"750
1.850
3
I " IJIOO1e
N106 I{ " Thompson
N109 i\i" Berrel l_
i\ili7 Ii" Drane
i'i126 B" Layton
i'i141 'v,r" Tye PorLer
7q.n
I JV
5"8s0
1
4
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llatego
o -JV
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R"
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Aq^
'l
11
1'
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J
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A/1
2
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I
2" 300
?nn
550
r," qqn
12.7 50
I
BET,CH i-iOIJi{D
KG"
bi67 A" Hal es
2 ,,i. E1lis
N87 J" Gl over
NB
&
iJEIGHT
^
L
TIzl R " Bars ing
N15 J. Pol I rr-r raan
N48 R. Cnrrrl-on;rrr
N53 J" ir ,^- |
E"
J1OCK
700
"9O0
?qn
500
"
"
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ROCK
&
BEACH rtCUI\iD
3
Lvo
" i'EIGHT
l(G "
f 'ISH
s21
s27
\a^1
!,J1
l,v4
1'7
trlB
'ti2O
r,t26
ii30
\,i34
i,r38
B" t:ri.11iss
Jo CatLerr,vel l
D. Foster
P
" Andersen
G
"
D
"
l
I
"
450
1
"
400
3
Brown
1"500
2
l
T.nrran r-1t6
JJvwv)
H" I(i nn
N" Cl ifton
2
5
t
-/qn
t^nn
" 9C0
3"050
ht"
Csborne
1
D"
Schmid
M"
lVTn
rn r n
2
a
500
400
ann
" 900
ann
Crothers
3
1"900
i("
i\ "
l\1237 P.
!Jrrnar^
1
t
iiOCi(
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& Bii,,\CH
irlo
"
516
S23
S34
S53
G" Edwards
hi" Thompson
J" Uierda
B" Kohler
'\,;2
t/6
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l;i19
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L
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V
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qnrl
,l
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L
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l-{arrman
Y
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H;: rrr a r
4
4.900
1"800
1
3
1"850
ClifLon
Thorna
-,,--r-
Newman
^a
h!.r
1"300
3"200
\.;t29 S " e,sborne
ti33 fi" Gues i
r"35 A" Pri-ce
rlA
rl J J
3
KG"
I
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a\a
ir,;oi nhl-
Fi sh
Kg"
QLD "
27
97
s0"60
i'J. s
"ti "
67
3E5
265 "95
VIC
"
T2
lLi
B
15
rx"A"
IU
42
N"Z"
1
3
133
s65
14"45
13"00
22"44
1"90
367"90
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FISH
iIOUND
Ann l arq
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INO.
1NO
sl5
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850
0
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1"800
"
r+54
9
STATE ANGLINIG
CHAI',]L,IONS
N"$nlJ
l{"
I-lirst
QLD "
N"
CarsLens
vIc"
I(" FIaminn
S"A"
l?
r'hcmpson
14,
A"
Pri ce
i{.2"
P.
Crothers
"A "
SPECIES PiiIZES
ihe arvard fcr Lhe largest fish caught in competition goes
to Silver Laibl" for hjs magnificent Mullovray cf 31"00 Kg" while the
prLze for the mosL number of species caught in a single round vias won
by Garth lliartin of N"S"v'r" with 7 fish for 19"0 Kg"
HEAVIEST OF SPECIES CAUGHT IN COMPETITION
14"400
Black Cod
i\229 Tony i"ors ter
Tony iviorE an
I "92O
Bream
V 29
N169 Graham Bell
Bob Koh] er
S53
NI304 Judy Bender
NJ64 al ly Moore
N199 Bob Givson
l!248 Silver Laibl
N378 V,/arren Sommervil le
N249 Trevor Gardiner
Nl69 Graham Bell
NB7 John Glover
N41 ilen Standley
N50 Bernie Heckel
i{382 Noel lviarcin
Ql04 John Crone
Noel Martin
N 382
t\z)) i3i11 Beacom
Drummer
F1
athead
Kingflsh
Luder'ick
IViorwong
I 1 oway
Pearl Perch
Snapper
'.nn I l- orl
I-l'i nrl
rrl
- ; I ^ IGIIV!
'larvuhi ne
ll
T'erag I i n
Tre.ralfy
Tuna
Vjhiting
Crther
Species
/
^(Black
KinEfish)
GiiEATIS T
EST
CF'
Bream
Drummer
I(ingfish
Luderick
Ivlul l oway
l-earl Perch
Snapper
IdJIU!
l,Jhi 1-ing
.tinaci
zv I
3"110 Kg.
000 Kg "
3"980 Kg"
B " 500 Kg "
1"320 Kg"
1"800 lig.
1"250 Kg"
CF
aq
(elack Kingfish)
Kg"
Kg"
4"294
0"340
Kg
Kg
Kg
22 "A00
CATCH THIS
SPECIJJS CAUGH OUT
N232 Georqe Coles
2"580
I"750
Ken Brown
VAI(IETY
iIOUI{l)
3"190
CF
COl!ii-]
Kg"
ETITION
L"474 I(9"
3 "640 r(g "
9 "440 Kg"
6"830 Kg"
1"020 Kg"
10"r50 Kg"
4"080 Kg"
5"740 Kg"
Nt21 Terry Langley
N 278 t- aul Johns t.one
NI89 Helen Bainbridge
N256 xobert Lund
:. I.JEIGHT CHAI\IGED SINCE LAST
Kg"
31"
N240 Alf I'ston
Q31 Allan Strathearn
N229 lony Forster ;
N177 Harry Fu1ler
N121 Terry Langley
iiay Dorey
N 26 2
irl athead
()l-hor
I"240
N215 Darel Vidler
7 Snor-'i aq
HEAVI
!,t
"
3'640 Kg.
3"180 Kg"
6"644 Kg"
t',i
Mu
Kg
1{g "
2"2Oo lig"
0"280
22"344
YTT
"
Kg"
Kg"
r$
F-.r€,
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r\offof\o
1^^F
IA63
Frr$gqBt,_lt" A "
Now is the time bc r:ake tho;e first bookings to aLtend the next
Convention" 'r'hi s tirne j- t's sunny Bunbury, a f ine city of over 20,OCC
people and situated about 180 Km souLh of rerlh.
'llre Cor,vention is being held from March 19th, 1985 to Aprir 4,
198::. ,he - e wj-r1 be Lhree rounds of f ishing f or c,f f shore, EsLuary
anrj Beach, '.i th two days being allocated Lc, the casting" The lastdoy cr tlre .--nvention is the lvednesday befcre Good Friday"
A pr :.iminary informa'cion booklet has already been prepared by
the host l:aie and copies may be obtained by writing to The Carnival
Co-or,rirrator, L:x I(832, G"P"O", Perth i,v"A" 6001"
Cver 600 reclis trants Frr: axnor-l-r.d
";;";and some f orms of
aiccommodati.on ;;;-r"in.r"ii*itIj'I;
eartv" Host Clubs for the
Convenr ion are:
r%
CONVEN'f ION
Bunbury Angling Club &
Bunbury Pov;er BoaL Club
FoR i'HE ilIqOi.tD
A special i:hanks to the rtecorders" Competitors may have
noticed thai: certain people looked af ter each State from registration
right throucrh .Lo the last weigh-in" Not one missed a weigh-in ancl
o11 showed r,:^eat paLience in putLing up with a cranky iiecorder when
tags wenL lrr, sing, f ish went missing, and compe'ui-tors went missing "
r\ ,., " lrj "
June trinch , Harry Horg an
Dave Chapman
Q.D"
S"A"
Brain Collins
VIC"
Joan Corrigan
iJ "A " & N, Z"
Bob Barsing
las: but not leasb Kay Garven who pencilled in the display
,
nl lu
boards
"
Bruce Schumacher
,{ecorder.
THANK YOU
ir-here are many people vlho help i:o make convenLion such as this
a sJccess. I would like particularly to Shank those oeople rvh' gave
of their time to help print, collate and F,':.r.le YT'j' each issue"
rrst t-here is Margareb :.a',/age our printer in Ballina who meL
many unusual requesLs yet m;::raged to meeL our very unreasonable
deacili.ries" uf the people who collat.ed and sLapled Yr'f, Jil1
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