The 2016 Dumbleyung Fishing Club's annual March fish has seen most species caught, including four new members.

13/4/2016

Three boats and ten blokes set off on this years annual March fishing trip from the 31st til the 6th.

Held at Doubtful Bay, the week long trip resulted in five successful days on the water fishing.

Among the fish caught were a wide variety of species including some nice sized Nanny's around 2.6 kilos and a Queeny caught by new member Tim Davies at 7.9 kilos.

Fish of the day winners were as follows:
Day 1
Dan Eynon- Nanny
Day 2
Nick Eynon- Sand Whiting
Day 3 (Shelf Day)
Ben Hall- Dhufish
Day 4
Llew Eynon- Herring
Day 5
Ben Hall- Breaksea Cod

The three boats consisted of,
1. Brad Hutchinson's Boat
Crew- Tim Davies, Nick Eynon
2.Shane Hall's Boat
Crew- Marty and Rhys
3.Ricky Mott's Boat
Crew- Dan Eynon, Llew Eynon and Ben Hall

The Dumbleyung Fishing Club would like to officially welcome new members, Nick Eynon, Brad Hutchinson, Rhys and Tim Davies.

Next years dates have been penciled in for Doubtful Bay from 18th - 26th of March.

If you'd like to attend, please contact Dumbleyung Fishing Club President Lee Smith for further details.

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