Indoor Meetings, Events and Happenings
Visitors warmly welcomed
All indoor meetings are held on the second and fourth Friday of each month. Doors open at 7.40pm, meeting starts at 8.00pm in the small hall of the Roselea Community Centre, Pennant Hills Road Carlingford (Between North Rocks Rd and the M2 Motorway). Free supper and club magazine.
11th November - Mike Spitzer ANSA.
Have you ever hauled in a decent fish, had it witnessed before releasing it and then back at camp realised that it should have been placed in another category. These simple mistakes can jeopardise a trophy and final results of the comp. Tonight, Mike Spitzer from ANSA will outline the overall structure of categories in which fish can be submitted in light of the up and coming 246 later this month as well as the Sydney Comp in March.
25th November - Find the Gutters, Find the Fish.
With the second Beach Outing coming up in early December, selected members will share their knowledge about Beach Fishing. Topics will include: using charts; locations; gear; rigs; gathering the freshest bait; who to speak to; observation; reading the beach; attending the rod.
9th December - "Have-a-Chat Night" - End of the Calendar Year.
A chance for members to ask questions, boast and brag, Got a question, got a story, got an inspiration, got an idea, come along and share the company! It will be a beaut way of finishing the fishing calendar year with a head full of plots and plans to make the Christmas break exhilarating!
27th January- Long Weekend and Weekend Comps-No Meeting!
10th February-"Welcome Back" and "Healthy Waterways = Better Boating, More Fish."
Two parts in tonight’s meeting:
"Welcome back." Sharing the holiday news/yarns and the fish we have caught over the break!
A talk by the Sydney Metropolitan Catchment Management Authority (SMCMA), endorsed by the Recreational Fishing Alliance (RFA) in partnership with other government bodies is a must to attend. It is an information evening, which covers impacts to aquatic habitat, stopping the spread of aquatic pests and protection and enhancement of the aquatic environment..
A perfect time for members to show the benefits of belonging to a progressive club by bringing along a few mates, especially those who need to know the underlying reasons behind improving fish stocks and to catch more fish!
24th February - Peter Johnson-
Fishing the Outer Estuary To Open Waters.
Peter is a well known Sea Bees identity. His knowledge and skills in fishing Open Waters is quite legendary. He will lead us to an appreciation of tactics to target summer species and to prepare us in the chase of up and coming winter fish. A talk not to be missed!
Past Speakers
March 25th - Peter McWatters - Cowan Creek.
Let's all give the master a chance to spruce his successes in Cowan Creek. Lets also steal some of his secrets and learn where the fish hide in this quite water area of the Hawkesbury. If the Bay is rough, Cowan Creak is a nice alternative. We are never to old to lean more tricks and sharpen our skills.
February 11th - Kevin Savas
He catches flathead, Mulloway, knows lures, plastics and Blades and has heaps to offer.
This WAS a top night and those who missed the evening, it was definitely the best speaker we'd had for over a year. It was non stop information, Q & A, demonstrations, slides and he had it all! Kevin sure does it better than most of us.
