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Damiki Fish Of The Month Winner - September 2011

 

Two in a row!

Congratulations Marty on winning the Damiki Fish Of The Month Competition for September 2011.

Backing up from last months  win on Australian Salmon, Marty came up trumped again with Flathead for the month of September! Marty’s fish was taken on a 4" Gulp Ripple Mullet and measured in at an impressive 76cm! The fish was obviously released to fight another day.

A reminder to all people competing for the Fish Of The Month competition in October that photo’s of fish must now be entered “unaltered” after capture. This means fish photographed with cut throats, scaled and gutted etc will not be eligible. Our reasoning for this is simply that a fishes length can be affected by several cm’s prior to being cleaned and that’s more than enough to affect the competition.

In addition to the above, we would also like to announce that  and hand signal will now be required in each entry to justify that the fish was caught in the nominated calendar month. This hand signal will be nominated in the announcement article and thread each month with a photographic representation of what is required. The hand signal should be included in the photograph of the fish on the measuring device.

Good luck to all those competing in the October Damiki Fish Of The Month Competition. The target species for October is Estuary Cod.

The Team
BFO

Fishing Mania - Junior Fish Of The Month Competition!

The Brisbane Fishing Online team would like to thank The Team at Fishing Mania for supporting a new online monthly competition.

In an effort to encourage and support younger anglers the Fishing Mania crew have decided to run a Junior "Fishing Of The Month" competition parralell to the existing one. However entries made in the Junior event can only be made by anglers under the age of 18 years (proof of age my be requested for verification).

Read more: Fishing Mania - Junior Fish Of The Month Competition!

Damiki Fish Of The Month Winner - August 2011

Congratulations Marty on winning the Damiki Fish Of The Month Competition for August 2011.

Marty took out last months comp with a late minute entry featuring a brilliant 65cm Australian Salmon. Marty’s fish was taken on the blade on light gear and must have been an awesome little fight. 

A reminder to all people competing for the Fish Of The Month competition in September that photo’s of fish must now be entered “unaltered” after capture. This means fish photographed with cut throats, scaled and gutted etc will not be eligible. Our reasoning for this is simply that a fishes length can be affected by several cm’s prior to being cleaned and that’s more than enough to affect the competition.

In addition to the above, we would also like to announce that  and hand signal will now be required in each entry to justify that the fish was caught in the nominated calendar month. This hand signal will be nominated in the announcement article and thread each month with a photographic representation of what is required. The hand signal should be included in the photograph of the fish on the measuring device.

Good luck to all those competing in the September Damiki Fish Of The Month Competition. The target species for September is Dusky Flathead.

The Team
BFO

July 2011 Damiki Fish Of The Month Competition

Congratulations Dec on winning the Damiki Fish Of The Month Competition for July 2011.

Dec took out this honour by catching the largest Jewfish (Mulloway) that complied with the entry format during the month of July. Dec's winning fish measured in at a very respectable 91cm and was caught on onw of the new range of Z-Man soft plastics.

Good luck to all those competing in the August Damiki Fish Of The Month Competition. The target species for August is Australian Salmon which is a first for this event but based on recent reports and captures we are optomistic it could be interesting..

Please review the Damiki Fish Of The Month submission rules if you are planning on competing in this competition. From here on out, the image of the fish on the mat must be a whole, live, unaltered fish.

The Team
BFO