Rotorua Anglers Association

3rd Committee meeting.

5th  A-Z course starts (Roger Bowden)

6th Club night

8th  Rerewhakaaitu day trip (Joe Fleet)

9th Flytying (Shaun Wyatt)

 13th  Club night

15th  Second  kids fishout for 2010. F&G Hatchery Paradise Valley. (Terry Wood)

20th  Club night (Pot luck dinner). Everyone welcome.

20th Newletter cut off date

27th Club night

There are also regular special evenings organised such as our ‘Pot Luck Dinners’, talks by guest speakers, etc.

The Club has many trophies and all members are encouraged to compete for these.  We hold a Trophy Presentation evening each year which is very popular and well attended. These trophies not only acknowledge fishing skills (or luck) but writing and photographic skills as well.

Every Friday night – club rooms open for drinks and conviviality. Guests are welcome.

The first kids fishout at the Fish and Game Ngongotaha Hatchery was held today. Approx 404 young anglers caught a trout, many for the first time. Here are some of the images captured .

Photo gallery

Images of Rogues and their catches – Enjoy 

PhotoGallery

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2nd Club night

6th Committee meeting.

9th Club night

11th  First kids fishout for 2010. F&G Hatchery Paradise Valley. (Terry Wood)

12th Flytying (Shaun Wyatt)

16th  Club night

16th to 18 th Aniwhenua weekend trip (Dave Hodge)

20th Newletter cut off date

23th Club night

30th Club night.

There are also regular special evenings organised such as our ‘Pot Luck Dinners’, talks by guest speakers, etc.

The Club has many trophies and all members are encouraged to compete for these.  We hold a Trophy Presentation evening each year which is very popular and well attended. These trophies not only acknowledge fishing skills (or luck) but writing and photographic skills as well.

Every Friday night – club rooms open for drinks and conviviality. Guests are welcome.

A quick reminder that fly tying is on again on Monday 28^th June.

We’re going to tie an awesome little pattern that absolutely slays rainbows from July- November (especially around Ngongotaha). I’ve heard many a tall tale about days using this fly, and this little beaut of a fly has accounting for hundreds of fish in its time.

So what are we tying, I hear you ask…………………………..

We’re going to be tying pellet flies for the “Kids Fishouts”. This is a great opportunity for everyone to hone some basic fly tying techniques, and put your fly tying talents to good use.

Hope to see you all there.

Cheers

Shaun Wyatt