The fishing zone is from below Chalka creek boat ramp (Hattah national park) to above lock 10 (Wentworth lock)

• If you are attending the fishing competition, please follow Parks Victoria rules and regulations, this includes not entering and camping in closed Parks
• For the most up to date information, visit the specific park page and check the Change of Conditions (at bottom of page)

• Flood and storm affected parks

• There are accessible boat ramps on New South Wales and accommodation options at Nangiloc, Red cliffs, Mildura, Merbein, Gol Gol and Wentworth

• Sign on and fishing card information at the Nangiloc tavern from 3:00pm to 9:30pm
• Friday night giveaways and local band at the Nangiloc tavern from 6:00pm to 8:30pm
• Bait and lure fishing
• Boat and bank fishing

Designated code for brag mat:

• Designated code will be the following
• S for Senior
• J for Junior
• Full name

For example, Braeden Lampard is a senior, so his code will be: S  – Braeden Lampard

• Once a contestant has caught a fish, they will be required to send the picture of the fish on a brag mat to the mobile number with the designated code for brag mat clearly shown
• The designated code for the brag mat can be written down on any material (BUT IT MUST NOT BE IN DIGITAL FORM)

Fishing points:

• Pictures of fish can only be sent to the Nangiloc Fishing Club mobile number
• Photos will only be accepted via text message between the fishing times. Any photos sent after the fishing times will not be accepted

• Adults (over 17) – $50

• Juniors (under 17) – $25

• Family pack (2 adults and 2 juniors) – $120

SNR AND JNR

• Largest Murray cod- 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd
• Largest Golden perch- 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd
• Largest Common carp- 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd
• Overall largest yabby caught – Lure pack

Prizes will be given out in form of cash/vouchers and/or prizes

Open for female and male contenders

Once a native fish has been caught, please take a photo of it on or next to a measuring device with the designated code for brag mat clearly shown.

Once you have taken a photo, please release the fish where it was caught. Try and complete this process as quick as possible and keep the fish wet at all times.

Nangiloc Fishing Club mobile number:

0432 800 647

Mystery length fish:

• Murray cod between 55cm and 60cm

• Golden perch between 38cm and 42cm

• Common carp between 40cm and 45cm

Fishing points:

• Pictures of fish can only be sent to the mobile number

• Photos will only be accepted via text message between the fishing times. Any photos sent after the fishing times will not be accepted

Correctly photographing your fish is critical so here are a few simple rules to follow:

1. Keep the fish in the water for as long as possible.

2. Use fish friendly handling techniques and gear types (i.e. do not lift the fish by the head, support the body at all times).

3. Wet the brag mat (or surface) before you measure the fish.

4. Lay the live fish with the nose in line with the “0” measurement on the brag mat.

Photograph the fish so the entire length can be seen in the photograph along with your angler I.D which is clearly identified on the brag mat.

1. Please check the photograph and make sure all numbers are visible so the length of the fish can be determined (the sunlight can sometimes play cruel tricks on you).

2. If you are not happy with the photograph, simply take another one.

3. Quickly release the fish and try to catch a bigger one.

4. Any photograph that shows a dead or damaged fish or the length is not clearly defined will be rejected.

Rules and Regulations:

• Mystery length will only be of fish deemed ‘legal’ by NSW Fisheries regulations; Murray cod (55 – 75 cm) and Golden perch (30 cm and over)

• All species caught must comply with the NSW Fisheries regulations

• Fish must be caught between allocated times and allocated boundaries

• All competitors must hold a current NSW fishing licence

• We are promoting a healthy future for the fish so catch and release only (with the exception of carp)

• No fishing outside designated areas

• Any competitor suspected of illegal fishing methods will be reported directly to NSW Fisheries

• Boats with illegal equipment or illegal bait will be disqualified and reported to NSW Fisheries

• Friday the 10^th of March 2022, sign on from 3:00 pm to 9:30 pm at the Nangiloc tavern
• Saturday the 11^th of March 2022, from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm (No photos accepted after 7:20 pm)
• Sunday the 12^th of March 2022, from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm (No photos accepted after 7:20 pm)
• Presentations on Monday the 13^th of March at 9:30 am through Facebook live
• Friday night random prizes 25 prizes (winners must be present) from 6:00pm to 6:30pm

$2.50 per ticket or three for $5

• 1st Quintrex F350 outback explorer, Yamaha 15hp 4 stroke, Precision S430 trailer

• 2nd Mildura Barra Bash Fishing Trip

• 3rd Fishing gear pack