- Open to financial members (and their immediate family) of the Waikanae Boating Club.
- Boys and girls under 16 years are eligible for junior and senior classes.
- For a fish to be eligible for weighing, it must have been caught from a boat which has neither, long lines, set nets on board and has been launched and retrieved at WBC.
- The fish to be weighed is only eligible if caught on a rod or hand line.
- Only intact fish (not gutted) are eligible for weighing.
- Fish to be weighed must be done so as soon as possible upon coming ashore, not brought back at a later date to be weighed. (There is no weighing after sunset.)
Weighing procedure:
- Members wishing to weigh fish should contact club nominated Weigh Master, who will weigh, and if required, record the details.
- If members are unable to contact the weigh master they may contact a competent committee person to carry out the weighing.(Committee members who have demonstrated competence with weighing fish to the satisfaction of the weigh master)
- The Weigh Master and committee are not to weigh fish caught by themselves but contact another committee member to carry out weighing,who was not on the boat.
- Fish to be weighed for club events and records are to be weighed on the flat bed certified scales only. NOTE. Other scales may be used only as an indicator
- Only fish weighed by the Weigh Master or a competent committee member will be recorded.
- The Weigh Master is the custodian of the master log.
- The blackboard is merely a copy of the entries in the log book. Entries on the board that are not in the log book will be erased.
- Fish caught in WBC competitions are eligible to go on the trophy board.
The Weigh Master is Bernie Sundgren ph 293 5575 or 027 446 9210