各位趟河的鱼友趟河比赛的机会来了2014 Credit River Spring Steelhead Tournamet
发表于 : 22 4月 2014 11:13各位趟河的鱼友,趟河比赛的机会来了2014 Credit River Spring Steelhead Tournamet
In 2004 CRAA held its first Spring Steelhead derby. We had a handful of participants and some prizes that were donated and we were able to raise a few hundred dollars for the club. The tournament has been run annually ever since as a fund raiser and fun event for members. In 2009 and 2010, CRAA expanded the tournament and has been able to raise over $2000 each year. Sponsors for this years tournament include:
Lots of great prizes! Including a half day Walk and Wade with Graham Bristow! Raven, Centerpin Angling and Lucky Strike and Angling Specialties to name a few
Date: May 3rd, 2014 (May 10th rain date)
Meeting Place: Churchville Park (Steeles Ave and Creditview)
Cost: $25.00 per angler (paid in advance (must register by April 29th)
To pay your entry either mail a cheque to CRAA, PO Box 42093, 128 Queen Street South, Miss, ON L5M 1K8 or pay via CRAA’s PayPal account located on the CRAA website.
Pizza and pop included for lunch.
You must pay in advance for the tournament. You can pay through CRAA’s PayPal account or by mailing a cheque with your full name, address, e-mail, cell phone and if you are a ‘pro’ or ‘am’ and if you have a digital camera.
Entry Fee is $25.00 each. All proceeds go to The Kidney Foundation of Canada. The event runs from 6:00 AM until noon. Meet at the Churchville Park parking lot at 5:30 am sharp for team set ups, instructions and more.
CRAA Steelhead Tournament 2014
The format of the tournament is a catch and release style event where anglers catch steelhead, measure them, photograph them and then release them back to the river. At the end of the day, the three longest fish (tip to tail) will win prizes. First place is a full day guided pontoon trip on a local river. What is great about this event is that it's set up in a fashion where experienced anglers are paired with inexperienced anglers so it allows for everyone that enters to have a fair and equal shot at winning the tournament. If you are new to fishing, new to the Credit River or just want to learn about Steelhead, then this is a great opportunity for you to get a guided day on the river from an experienced angler and a chance to win great prizes. Not only that, but you can meet some really great people who care about the river and find out how you can help. Teams of two (one experienced and one amateur) will be randomly selected prior to the event. CRAA event tape measures will be handed out for the event.
CRAA Tournament Rules (2014)
1. Must follow the rules of the Ontario Fishing Regulations
2. Tournament begins at 6am-12pm on May 3rd at Churchville Park. Meet in parking lot at 5:30am.
3. Every minute after 12:00 pm (noon) is a one (1) inch penalty
4. Teams of 2 or 3 depending on number of entries consisting of one or two experience anglers and one or two inexperienced anglers
5. $25 entrance fee per angler
6. Participants can only fish the main stem of the Credit River from south of the Norval Dam to the Lake. No fishing in any tributaries.
7. Every participant (or team) must have a digital camera
8. All fish must be measured with a CRAA TOURNAMENT tape measure that must be laid straight and tight from the fork of the tail to the front of the mouth.
9. Absolutely no trespassing on private property or accessing the river through privately owned posted lands. (only water open to everyone is open for the tournament)
10. If any participant is caught cheating, him/her and all team members will be disqualified from all prizes and entry into subsequent tournaments
11. Catch and release only, all fish must be released
12. If there is a tie, coin toss to determine winner
13. Tournament entry fees to be given by cash or cheque made out to ‘Credit River Anglers Association’ or by paypal
14. 20” minimum length for fish to count
15. Only steelhead (Rainbow Trout) may be measured and entered into the tournament
16. All proceeds will go towards a combination of prizes and The Kidney Foundation of Canada.
17. Participants CANNOT use a canoe/kayak/float tube or any other floating devise to navigate the river and fish.
In 2004 CRAA held its first Spring Steelhead derby. We had a handful of participants and some prizes that were donated and we were able to raise a few hundred dollars for the club. The tournament has been run annually ever since as a fund raiser and fun event for members. In 2009 and 2010, CRAA expanded the tournament and has been able to raise over $2000 each year. Sponsors for this years tournament include:
Lots of great prizes! Including a half day Walk and Wade with Graham Bristow! Raven, Centerpin Angling and Lucky Strike and Angling Specialties to name a few
Date: May 3rd, 2014 (May 10th rain date)
Meeting Place: Churchville Park (Steeles Ave and Creditview)
Cost: $25.00 per angler (paid in advance (must register by April 29th)
To pay your entry either mail a cheque to CRAA, PO Box 42093, 128 Queen Street South, Miss, ON L5M 1K8 or pay via CRAA’s PayPal account located on the CRAA website.
Pizza and pop included for lunch.
You must pay in advance for the tournament. You can pay through CRAA’s PayPal account or by mailing a cheque with your full name, address, e-mail, cell phone and if you are a ‘pro’ or ‘am’ and if you have a digital camera.
Entry Fee is $25.00 each. All proceeds go to The Kidney Foundation of Canada. The event runs from 6:00 AM until noon. Meet at the Churchville Park parking lot at 5:30 am sharp for team set ups, instructions and more.
CRAA Steelhead Tournament 2014
The format of the tournament is a catch and release style event where anglers catch steelhead, measure them, photograph them and then release them back to the river. At the end of the day, the three longest fish (tip to tail) will win prizes. First place is a full day guided pontoon trip on a local river. What is great about this event is that it's set up in a fashion where experienced anglers are paired with inexperienced anglers so it allows for everyone that enters to have a fair and equal shot at winning the tournament. If you are new to fishing, new to the Credit River or just want to learn about Steelhead, then this is a great opportunity for you to get a guided day on the river from an experienced angler and a chance to win great prizes. Not only that, but you can meet some really great people who care about the river and find out how you can help. Teams of two (one experienced and one amateur) will be randomly selected prior to the event. CRAA event tape measures will be handed out for the event.
CRAA Tournament Rules (2014)
1. Must follow the rules of the Ontario Fishing Regulations
2. Tournament begins at 6am-12pm on May 3rd at Churchville Park. Meet in parking lot at 5:30am.
3. Every minute after 12:00 pm (noon) is a one (1) inch penalty
4. Teams of 2 or 3 depending on number of entries consisting of one or two experience anglers and one or two inexperienced anglers
5. $25 entrance fee per angler
6. Participants can only fish the main stem of the Credit River from south of the Norval Dam to the Lake. No fishing in any tributaries.
7. Every participant (or team) must have a digital camera
8. All fish must be measured with a CRAA TOURNAMENT tape measure that must be laid straight and tight from the fork of the tail to the front of the mouth.
9. Absolutely no trespassing on private property or accessing the river through privately owned posted lands. (only water open to everyone is open for the tournament)
10. If any participant is caught cheating, him/her and all team members will be disqualified from all prizes and entry into subsequent tournaments
11. Catch and release only, all fish must be released
12. If there is a tie, coin toss to determine winner
13. Tournament entry fees to be given by cash or cheque made out to ‘Credit River Anglers Association’ or by paypal
14. 20” minimum length for fish to count
15. Only steelhead (Rainbow Trout) may be measured and entered into the tournament
16. All proceeds will go towards a combination of prizes and The Kidney Foundation of Canada.
17. Participants CANNOT use a canoe/kayak/float tube or any other floating devise to navigate the river and fish.
