Sunshine Coast SportFishing Club Inc NEWSLETTER. (Month) Revellers at the annual dinner and awards night

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1 (Month) Sunshine Coast SportFishing Club Inc NEWSLETTER Revellers at the annual dinner and awards night Calendar of Events 2011 September: Fish of the month are Bass (estuary) and Amberjack (offshore) 8 th (This Thursday) Members meeting 7pm for 7:30 start Coast Guard Mooloolaba 9 th, 10 th and 11 th Offshore south of Pt Cartwright weighin at Mooloolaba, free club BBQ. 16 th, 17 th, 18 th Camping and fishing Trip Borumba Dam Comp 29 th to 22.00, Committee meeting October: Fish of the month are Whiting (estuary) and Kingfish (offshore) 13 th Members meeting 7pm for 7:30 start Coast Guard Mooloolaba 14 th, 15 th, 16 th Flathead comp on line class weighin, free club fisherman s rd. 23 rd John Pope memorial golf day. Glenview golf club, Irwin Way, 7.30 start. 27 th Committee meeting

2 Around the Traps President s Pep Club Captains Captain s Report Report we re having a technical glitch this month obtaining the captn s report, but apparently: Congratulations to all who won at the Presentation dinner. The number of members that attended were down this year, next year we will have to pick a time that doesn t clash with the Tri Nations, the Gympie Muster and members going away on fishing trips. All in all we had a good night and a good feed. I'm glad we were inside, because it poured down with rain the whole time we were there. We are going to have to start putting our capture sheets in to give Ross a bit of competition. Many thanks to Wayne and Barb who helped out with the vouchers for the winners. Cheers Vince the comp this weekend is cancelled and put back to next weekend. *************** Club advertisement FOR SALE at the General Meeting 8 th September The remainder of Fishing & Boating gear (at a reduced rate) from the Estate of our Life Member the late Ray Gibbings. Includes some rods, reel & rod covers, lures, etc The Sale will start at 7.00pm until the start of the meeting 2

3 Ross Beinke club champ, angler of the year and best freshwater capture Matthew Kreis Junior Champ CATEGORY FOR WINNER SPECIES Points/Weight Prize Club Champion Highest number of points in the Club Ross Freshwater Estuary Championship Beinke Angler of the Year Highest number of points gained during the year Ross Beinke and Blue Water with two species in each section Trophy, Tee shirt + $20 Various $20 (Shirt with Club Champion) Tee shirt + $20 Dusky Flathead 385 $20 (Shirt with Top Ten) Estuary Cod 280 Tee shirt + $20 Silver Perch Tee shirt + $20 Brown Trout 12 Tee shirt + $20 Trophy + $ Trophy + $ Trophy + $20 Top Ten Male Highest number of points gained from ten individual species. Peter Girdham Best Estuary Capture Highest points scoring capture for Peter any 'Estuary' species Girdham Best Blue Water Highest points scoring capture for Wayne Capture any Blue Water species Knibb Best Freshwater Highest points scoring capture for Ross Capture any 'Freshwater' species Beinke Best Fly Capture Highest points scoring capture for Paul any species captured on fly Jensen President's Trophy Awarded by President Joan Steele Most Improved Chosen by the awards committee Jenny Angler Beinke Junior Champion Highest points Matthew Kreis Snapper Award The heaviest snapper caught using Brian Alan Snapper 9.3kg $20 all tackle Mackerel Award The heaviest mackerel (any species) Stephen Mackerel 32kg $20 caught using all tackle Sproxton Reef Fish Award The heaviest Tusk -fish (Parrot fish) Wayne Tusk fish 4.2kg $20 caught using all tackle Knibb Most Meritorious Chosen by the awards committee Stephen Mackerel 32kg Trophy + $20 Capture Sproxton Wayne Knibb Heaviest tusk and best blue capture Paul Jensen Best fly Joan Steele President s trophy Jenny Beinke Most improved 3

4 Wayne s Fishing Report from FISHING REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER, ESTUARY: Silver bream moving in over the Maroochy Bar on the bigger tides next week with the banks around Goat Island returning quality fish. Chopper tailor in the deeper water from Chambers Island to the Cod Hole using frogmouth pillies. A few sharks have been sighted working bait at Twin Waters. SURF: Tailor at Pincushion using small pillies with quality improving just after dark. Whiting and dart taking pippies along Maroochy Beach. Jew chasing butter bream along Marcoola Beach. OFFSHORE: Most close in reefs firing for squire, sweetlip, undersize pearl perch and red emperor. Squid and mullet fillet best baits. Southern end of the Barwon Banks for snapper and pearlies. Spanner crabs east of Murphy s Reef. DON T FORGET THE NEW SNAPPER RULES APPLY FROM 1 st SEPTEMBER. GAMEFISHING: Find the bait and the billfish aren t far away. Cobia and mahi-mahi working with the bait along the fifty meter line. Keep an eye out for bait from where the Blinker used to be. Mac tuna chopping just of Alexandra Headland. FRESHWATER: Local impoundments seemed to have slowed down, but trips down to Somerset Dam, up to Borumba or west to Boondooma will return bass and the three species of perch on a mixture of live shrimps, earthworms and deep diving lures. Don t forget your permit to fish impoundments. Permits available at Maroochy Fishing World. Red claw numbers have decreased, but a good feed is still available in the usual spots. WAYNE NILSSON. MAROOCHYDORE FISHING WORLD Maroochydore Fishing World MAROOCHYDORE FISHING WORLD, 22 FIRST AVENUE, MAROOCHYDORE. Q PHONE/FAX (07) fishingworld@bigpond.com 4

5 Here's a few photos from our recent 1770 trip from which we got home Monday. Managed to get out on the reef for 2 days out of 10 days that we were there. In other words the weather was really poor with both rain and wind. We managed to snare a few fish though when we did go out. On my boat between two of us we got about 4 really good fish then - 2 red emperor and 2 coral trout. The rest of the catch was made up of about half a dozen red throat emperor, tusk fish, and a heap of hussars. I managed to snare the best red at 12kg. Our crew was made up of 2 boats with a total of 4 crew - Big Ray, Anthony Lovett, Chris Powter and myself. We stayed out on Fitzroy Reef the one night. Rented a house in Agnes Waters for the rest of the time. We fished the inshore areas within about 12 miles of Round Hill one day but caught nothing except lots of little stuff. We also did some trolling along Bustard Beach right up to Bustard Head but on one touch on the lures. 5

6 Jenny Beinke Most improved Sunshine Coast SportFishing Club Inc ********************************** Best wishes for a happy 70 th Joe. (Joe with a 6kg cobia on 6kg line last month). The fish made it to 100, Joe plans to do better! 6

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10 Club Info Office Bearers for President Vince Kreis Vice-President Joe Hardman Treasurer Howard Morris Secretary Dave Butler Club Captain Mark Kirkpatrick Club Recorder Paul Jensen Raffles Joan Steele Drinks officer Carl Jensen Assistant secretary/ Sponsorships Anthony Lovett Membership Officer Col Arena Newsletter Editor Wayne Knibb Wayne s wayne.knibb@gmail.com ANNUAL CLUB MEMBERSHIP FEES (July 1st to June 30) You need to complete an application form and pay the membership officer. If you are not financial, you are not covered by any ANSA insurance policy Annual Fees ANSA SCSC TOTAL SENIOR FEMALE $45.00 $25.00 $70.00 SENIOR MALE $45.00 $25.00 $70.00 FAMILY (2A+2J) $70.00 $30.00 $ JUNIOR (With registered senior) $ 6.00 $ 4.00 $10.00 JUNIOR (no registered senior) $ 5.00 $15.00 $30.00 HALF YEAR FEES from December for NEW members. Seniors $35.00, Family $45.00, Juniors same as above BRING A FRIEND WITH YOU get them to join the club and get $10.00 discount off your annual fees for each full year adult member recruited (maximum discount - $30.00) Boat Insurance Members boats entering ANSA or SCSC competition MUST have public liability insurance, together with all required current safety gear and equipment. ANSA Visitor Membership For a visitor to be covered by the ANSA PLI Policy they must be registered as a temporary ANSA member before the event Costs is $10.00 per senior, $2.00 per junior, or $25.00 per family. Newsletter Bits & Pieces If you have any stories, pictures etc that could add to the reading enjoyment of our fellow members, please send to wayne.knibb@gmail.com Thanks, Wayne Knibb Remember When you need something - Look to our SPONSORS Wayne & Barb Mark Armstrong Plaza Parade, Maroochydore Phone: (07) Brett Mills