SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC - Half way there!

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SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC - Half way there!

Postby loomis » Wed Jan 20, 2010 6:34 am

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Scotty and the Australian Bass Association are pleased to bring you the inaugural...

SCOTTY ‘YAK’ CLASSIC.
http://www.scotty.com

A Kayak/Canoe event is based around 2 days of Bass Fishing in one of this country’s most beautiful arenas.

CLARRIE HALL DAM!

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The ‘Yak’ Classic will be held on Friday, 26th of March to Sunday, 28th of March, 2010.

Entry fee is $70.00 per person. Please note that all funds raised go directly back into Bass Fingerlings.

So what do you get for $70.00...How’s this sound?

Evening meals provided both Friday and Saturday nights.
Competition T-Shirt.
Great giveaways and raffle prizes are up for grabs.
The chance to become the inaugural SCOTTY ‘YAK’ CLASSIC Champion Angler.
Catch up with friends from afar, and maybe even make new ones.

And let’s not forget...

The chance to camp at Clarrie Hall Dam (Crams Farm) for the weekend, and have access to the water in the prime fishing times. How often do you have that chance?

Fishing session times will allow for a pre-dawn start on the Saturday and Sunday mornings. Saturdays session will continue right through the day and into the early evening. Sundays session will end later in the morning.

As per all the Australian Bass Associations events, this one will be run on the honour system. Catch it, record the details on the provided catch card and release. Then simply hand in your catch card in at the end of the event and your job is done. Full details on the scoring system will be given at the briefing on the Friday night.

This event has capped numbers, so you will have to be quick if you want to get in. Entry forms will be available for download from the 1st of February, so keep a keen eye out for that.

With an already growing list of minor sponsors the giveaways and raffle prizes are looking good. However, if you would like to come on board as a minor sponsor you are more than welcome.

The event will come to a climax, with a multi draw raffle which will peak with the give-away of a brand new VIKING TEMPO FISHERMAN.

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There are no camping costs involved for the weekend. But you will need to obtain a NSW Recreational Fishing License, you can purchase these, or find out more iformation about these online at http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries/rec ... icence-fee

If you would like further details about the SCOTTY 'YAK' CLASSIC, or would like to enquire about sponsorship, please contact Leigh Shevill on either...

info@australianbassassociation.com.au
or
0411 556 836

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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC

Postby Davey G » Wed Jan 20, 2010 8:43 am

looks great. If only I lived in Qld...
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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC

Postby Lazybugger » Wed Jan 20, 2010 8:52 am

Davey G wrote:looks great. If only I lived in Qld...


Actually this is technically in NSW Davey. No excuses for you!!! ;-)
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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC

Postby Davey G » Wed Jan 20, 2010 9:16 am

What? Where? How? Who? Huh?.....

Clarrie Hall sounds like a Queenslander. Didn't he play for the Maroons?
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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC

Postby justcrusin » Wed Jan 20, 2010 10:19 am

Sounds like a great comp, one set up for the angler Awsome.

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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC

Postby ausbass » Wed Jan 20, 2010 10:28 am

Davey G wrote:What? Where? How? Who? Huh?.....

Clarrie Hall sounds like a Queenslander. Didn't he play for the Maroons?

Near Murwillumbah Davey (near Tweed Heads if that helps!)

I'm in for sure.
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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC

Postby Dallas » Wed Jan 20, 2010 12:13 pm

This event sounds brilliant 8)

I will do everything in my power to be there 8)

Dunno what I am going to do if I by some miracle win some Scotty accessories somehow, I already own just about everything from their catalogue!, they certainly make some awesome kit
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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC

Postby Nativeman » Wed Jan 20, 2010 5:01 pm

As I said over on the KFDU thread I will be there, I just found out today that my rostered day off for March just happens to be the 26 March so I'll be there early ;-)

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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC

Postby loomis » Thu Jan 28, 2010 11:54 am

Just a friendly reminder guys and girls, that the entry forms will be available for download from the 1st of February. They will be available early in the morning, so you can download before you head off for work if you wish.

I will post a link as to where the forms can be downloaded from!

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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC - BIG NEWS!

Postby loomis » Sat Jan 30, 2010 12:03 pm

The SCOTTY YAK CLASSIC has secured VIKING KAYAKS as a major sponsor for this years event. What a way to end a raffle by giving away a brand new VIKING TEMPO FISHERMAN!

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A big thank you to VIKING KAYAKS for coming on board and showing their support of our cause. With each dollar raised, we release more and more Bass fingerlings into our waterways...and increase the public awareness as we go.

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A big thanks to Alex and Mike at Viking Kayaks for their generous support!

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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC - BIG NEWS!

Postby loomis » Sun Jan 31, 2010 6:43 pm

The time has come. The entry form for the SCOTTY YAK CLASSIC is now available.

http://www.australianbassassociation.co ... ic_13.html

Make sure you get them in quick, as you wont want to miss out on this one. You will be notified by phone/email when you have secured a position. I will let you all know when the positions have been filled.

It was brought to my attention that there is a date mix-up on the entry forms. Just to confirm, the event is being held on the 27th-28th of MARCH!

In the main body of text it did say 'May', but I have uploaded a new copy of the entry form with all the dates being correct.

Sorry for any confusion...It seems no matter how many times you read something, you still miss something simple like that.

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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC

Postby Occy » Mon Feb 01, 2010 7:54 am

Davey G wrote:What? Where? How? Who? Huh?.....Clarrie Hall sounds like a Queenslander. Didn't he play for the Maroons?


I agree Davey. Everyone I have ever heard of with the name Clarrie was a Banana Bender. :lol:
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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC - ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE

Postby seabear » Mon Feb 01, 2010 9:32 am

G'day Leigh.

I don't know if its at my end but downloading forms off your site I get an error message that the file is corrupted.

Keen on getting my scratchers on an entry form please.

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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC - ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE

Postby Lazybugger » Mon Feb 01, 2010 11:21 am

seabear wrote:G'day Leigh.

I don't know if its at my end but downloading forms off your site I get an error message that the file is corrupted.

Keen on getting my scratchers on an entry form please.

Thanks

Tez



Tez,

I just tried to open it & it worked for me. PM me your email address and I'll send it on to ya.

Told the missus I'd take to the coast for the KFT that weekend. Gonna have to see if she wants wilderness or gold coast shopping... I think I know which will win. :(
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Re: SCOTTY Yak CLASSIC - ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE

Postby Barrabundy » Mon Feb 01, 2010 11:28 am

Hmm, if only I lived a little closer, sounds like my kinda thing.
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