See attached document on the front page for an Entry Form and location for booking in ( Baiter Slipway ) along with the competition rules.
There is now a link on the front page at the bottom of the poster.
This will take you to the info pack and should make it easier to find when it comes time to print and fill in your entry forms
Cheers
Paul J
PJ, what are the chances of putting a link on here that show our species list, and 50% specimen weight??
Rich
Rich,
It's on there, it may take a little time to load on slower pc's
PJ
Thanks.....Ive just edited the one Bob gave me, and printed a couple off, just so we know what we are chasing 
Rich
just for a bt of fun how about a round of 'predict the winning species' - as we seem to be in 'comp' mode on here recently!
whilst torn between bull huss and undulate ray I think I would put my money on the undulate if pressed - unless the weather is extremely settled and flat calm in which case................ 
My money is on a Flounder. 
My money is on a Flounder.
Unless its dead flat then my money would be on a Tubby or Brill 
Round fish must surely be either an undulate or bully or if were really lucky a Cod? but then again whiting could be in the running or even a Wrasse but what about Bass what do we do with that, weigh in or go for the catch and release prize, to many decisions 
ummmmm can't make up me mind 
Martin
Round fish wise, Cuckoo, Gars, Bullies, and pout will all be achievable, I think that a Turbot or Brill out of Poole is a tad unlikely, but yes, a flounder may make an apperance
Rich
Gars in November
are you sure RicH?
lets just hope we get the weather to really get a good day afloat and give the skippers some options
Bob I am sure you are right about the flatty mate
Tight lines
Charlie
How about a double figure bass on a couple of squid intended for a cod....oooh now there would be a dilema. It would be nice to receive the first ever BASS trophy (ordered it today) for a catch and release fish, along with all the publicity that will go with it....not to mention a round of drinks for all the anglers on the boat. And a new Penn rod and reel. And a years mebership of BASS. And just think, you don't even have to win the comp proper for all this glory, just catch and release a double figure bass, how difficult can that be 
. You could always go on to win both if you caught the cod you were fishing for as well.
I'll get my coat.
Good luck all.
I wish I would be there but looks like I will be away again on my travels to the other side of the world! 
Good luck to those that enter, if you need crew give my friend and club member Bill Smith a call as I am sure he would love a trip out and can catch fish as well!
Coddy
hey Rich I have only fished 3 trips out on the boat this year and landed a turbot every time! .............. but the specimen weight just doesn't stack up for this comp.
Gruffy - how about catching 2 x 12lb bass and returning 1 to win everything! Certainly not beyond the capabilities of some anglers here.
Gars are certainly an interesting angle; one to ponder!
and Bob - having never caught a flounder I wouldn't know where to start so I will leave that to the experts............... 
Gruffy - how about catching 2 x 12lb bass and returning 1 to win everything! Certainly not beyond the capabilities of some anglers here.
Duncan,
If it happens it happens....this is a scenario that was considered by BASS but hey, at the end of the day, the award is for the largest returned bass, full stop. If offering this award means that a 12lb bass goes back then fantastic, this is a great result. The intention is for this award to be piloted at this open comp with a view to it being expanded next year, so we'll just have to suck it and see. I hope a few bass are caught and released, and I hope the winner is 9lb 15oz, because I've commited to pay for the drinks if it's over 10lb!
It was the drinks bit I'm counting on - with a crew of 16 and everyone staying over Sunday for a session in the Marina Bar it could get exciting eh?
Looking forward to meeting you