Tuross Head Fishing Tournament, 2012

Flathead & Bream competition.

Over $4000 in prizes plus one lucky angler has the chance to win $50,000.
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The Tuross Head Country Club Fishing Club aims to provide a relaxed environment for members of all ages to fish and socialise. We welcome members of all walks of life and especially love to see our junior members wet a line! Our monthly competitions are followed by a free BBQ with raffles and giveaways. We even have members that travel from Canberra and alike once a month to participate. It’s a great chance for everyone to get together and take advantage of all that Tuross Head fishing has to offer. Memberships are now available from reception at Tuross Head Country Club.

Last Month's Winners

The last weigh in for the year for the Tuross Head Fishing Club proved to be an eventful one. The goblet fish was Garfish and there were certainly plenty around. 26 members weighed in (6 female, 15 male and 5 sub junior) a total of 60 fish, 22 of those being Garfish.

Ladies' Largest outside was won by Kath Robinson with her Pigfish at .515KG. Pam Feeley took out both Ladies' Largest Rock and Beach and also Ladies' Largest Lake and Estuary with a good size Salmon weighing in at 1.690KG and a decent size Flathead at 1.755KG respectively.

Ben Scales weighed his first fish in for the year and took out Men’s Largest Outside with a Kingfish weighing in at 2.515. Mark Feeley took out Men’s Largest Rock and Beach with a Salmon weighing in at 1.640KG.

Gary Jackson was not present on the day but won Mens Largest Lake and Estuary with his Flathead weighed in at the boatshed for 2.817KG.

A special congratulations to our Sub Junior Connor Daniels who, while the adults were all mucking around, managed to bring in a Flathead weighing .835KG.

Last year for Garfish it was a draw and the same goes this time around. Both David Rothwell and James Marshell tied with their Garfish weight of .085KG – which oddly enough was the exact same winning weight from last year!

The next monthly competition will combine with an Australia Day lunch on Sunday 29th January at Goat Island. Weigh in will be at the boatshed and then members will boat over to the island.