FISHING COMPETITION
The Ohal Anglers' Club held a roving competition bn Labour Day and some good bags were weighed in, although the weather was unsettled. The results were as follows (all cleaned weight):—
Open Class.—J. Hedley, 15 fish, 521 b (1 fish, 4‘/ 2 lb), 1; A. Wilson, 1 fish, 31b loz, 2; J. Falconer, 1 fish, 11b lOoz, 3. Youth Class.—R. Terry, 3 fish, 31b Boz (1 fish, lib 3'/ a oz), 1; W. Raffle, 1 fish, liu/aoz, and J. Smith, 1 fish, 15>,40z (equal), 2; W. Horner, 2 fish, 14oz, 4. Messrs Moss, Cochrane and Grant (Ohai) travelled to the Whitestone and Mararoa for the week-end and caught 30 fish averaging 61b each. Their heaviest was 121 b,
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Southland Times, Issue 24887, 29 October 1942, Page 2
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