Awards
Rotorua Anglers Association Cups, Trophies and Awards for 2010/2011
- Hamills Sports Ltd Trophy - Heaviest Rainbow Trout (open to all anglers members or not):
- Ian Henderson 5.3 kg Lake Okataina
- Jack England Cup - Heaviest Brown Trout:
- Quentin Botha 4.46 kg
- Beamish-White Trophy and Honours Board - Best condition factor Rainbow Trout caught by any method:
- Eddie Bowman c/f 91.65 Lake Rotoiti
- Dave Ellery Trophy - Best condition factor Brown Trout:
- Nigel Wilkinson c/f 55 Lake Rotorua
- CES Taylor Cup - Highest aggregate condition factor for bag of 4 trout caught on one day:
- Neal Hawes c/f 48.4
- O’Keefes Cup - Heaviest Trout caught on a club trip:
- Joe Fleet 3.85 kg Brown Hamurana trip
- Westpac Trophy - Heaviest Trout caught out of the district and not on a club trip:
- Neal Hawes 3.3 kg Lake Otamangakau
- Doug Lynch Memorial Trophy – Best condition Trout caught by a lady:
- Jude Dawson c/f 60.68
- Richard Randell Memorial Trophy – Heaviest trout caught by a lady angler:
- Carol Payne 2.9 kg. Lake Tarawera
- Kilwell Prize - Heaviest Trout caught by a junior:
- Jessie Whitehead 2.6 kg.
- Honey McGregor Trophy - Best condition factor Rainbow Trout – junior:
- Jessie Whitehead 44.6
- Gerry Watt Memorial Trophy – Best condition factor Brown Trout – junior:
- Alice MacIntosh
- Stephen Hutton Memorial Trophy - Junior who has made greatest contribution to the Association over the past year:
- No Entry
- Bass Jackson Memorial Trophy - Best newsletter article:
- Ron Cole.
- Ken Nairn Memorial Trophy - Heaviest trout caught on 1kg line
- No entries
- Special prize donated by Idle Hour Books – for closest to average C/f of all fish weighed in.
- Rod Ingram.
- Photo Award – Best all round fishing
- Eddie Bowman
Incentives include
$10 voucher for the fish of the month both senior and junior, kindly donated by Hamills Rotorua.
A free senior full season fishing licence, drawn from all entrants, at the prize giving, (the more entries you submit the more chances you have).
The satisfaction of winning a trophy with your name engraved on for posterity, and a miniature to keep.
To make it much easier for you, all you have to do is register your scales for the current season. This will be possible any Friday night at the clubrooms, then just have a witness confirm your entry. You can even weigh your fish in a plastic shopping bag then release it afterwards.