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Junior crowned barbel king

Tough fishing at Phobane Bonanza

THE last day of the 14th Phobane Bonanza fishing competition at Goedetrouw Dam was blown out as the wind picked up, sending many fishermen for cover.

eShowe Social Fishing Club chairman Steve Wiltshire thanked all their sponsors, especially the main sponsors, Liquorland eShowe and Pick n Pay eShowe.

Although the number of fish caught was down on previous years, the entry of 178 anglers was encouraging.

A total of 44 bass were weighed in with an average weight of 2.017kg and 39 barbel averaging 2.74kg.

The big prize of R10 000 sponsored by Liquorland eShowe for the largest bass was won by Paul Pereira.

Dylan Jones, a junior angler, beat all in the barbel section when he walked off with the R5 000 cheque sponsored by Pick n Pay eShowe.

Winners

Heaviest bass

1 Paul Pereira (4.035kg)

2 Jan Gourley (3.455kg)

3 Kelson Loades (3.420kg)

4 Phillip Denysschen (3.305kg)

Heaviest barbel

1 Dylan Jones (5.04kg)

2 Morne Pretorius (4.58kg)

3 Murray Swan (4.14kg)

4 Etiene Lathlief (3.56kg)

Ladies heaviest bass

1 Lise West (0.785kg)

2 Nicolette Whittaker (0.765kg)

Ladies heaviest barbel

1 Tracy Kotze (4.30kg)

2 Thelma Bretagne (2.64kg)

3 Ronel Hulley (2.60kg)

Junior heaviest bass

1 Cameron West (2.875kg)

2 Daniel Prinsloo (2.030kg)

Junior heaviest barbel

1 Sean Nunan (4.180kg)

2 Micheal Jewaskiewitz (3.56kg)

3 Morne de Jager (2.840kg)

Jan Gourley with his 3.455kg bass
Jan Gourley with his 3.455kg bass
Paul Pereira is congratulated by eShowe Liquorland owner Tony Rose while Liquorland representatives Brad Webster, Kevin Timms and Alvin Madhanlall hold the winner's cheque of R10 000 for the largest bassPHOTOS: Larry Bentley
Paul Pereira is congratulated by eShowe Liquorland owner Tony Rose while Liquorland representatives Brad Webster, Kevin Timms and Alvin Madhanlall hold the winner’s cheque of R10 000 for the largest bassPHOTOS: Larry Bentley

 

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