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Power-Pole Round 4. Blackwood River, WA 2018

April 14-15, 2018. Blackwood River, WA.

Powerpole Round 4, the fourth round of Hobie Kayak Bream Series 10, will take place on the Blackwood River at Molloy Caravan Park, Western Australia.

Important Rule Changes for 2018

There are several change to the Rules – they are marked in bold 2018 Hobie Bream Series Rules.

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Entries

Early Entries Close at midnight AEST on 6 April 2018.
  • Early Entry: $100.00
  • Late Entry: $140.00
  • On the Day Entry: $140.00

Date

This is a 2 day event. April 14 – 15, 2018.

Location

Molloy Caravan Park 780 Fisher Rd, Kudardup WA 6290

No Fishing

Monday, 2nd April up to and including Thursday 12th April.

No Go Zones

  • TBA

Registration Times

Day 1 6:00am. Day 2 Registration time will be announced on Day 1.

Briefing Times

Day 1 6:30am. Day 2 Briefing time will be announced on Day 1.

Session Times

Day 1 Session time will be announced at briefing (see 2018 Rules, item 16). Day 2 Session time will be announced at briefing (see 2018 Rules, item 16).

Briefing, Launch And Weigh-in Location

Molloy Caravan Park 780 Fisher Rd, Kudardup WA 6290

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#NameStateDivision
1Stuart MayWAOpen
2Fred FraserWAOpen
3Jeff CorkillWAOpen
4Rod PickeringWAOpen
5Lisa SandlingWAFirst Timer
6Dave WallaceWAOpen
7Mark FirthWAFirst Timer
8Ben OakesWAOpen
9Greg CooperWAOpen
10Dave EcclestonWAOpen
11Rene van DoornWAFirst Timer
12Paul SiemaszkoWAOpen
13Andy MitchellWAOpen
14Colin PeaseyWAOpen
15Keith AndrewsWAOpen
16Didier BlanquartWAOpen
17Shane OwensWAOpen
18Tim StylianouWAOpen
19Joseph GardnerWAOpen
20Alex GreisdorfWAOpen
21Jenny GardnerWAOpenWomen's
22Robert SgambelluriWAOpen
23Steven OwensWAOpen
24Stuart McCarthyWAOpen
25Travis NewlandWAOpenYouth (16 - under 21)
26Reece BrainWAOpen
27Ian AbercrombyWAOpen
28Michelle PardiniWAOpenWomen's
29Ben PountneyWAOpen
30Thys McCarthyWAOpen
31Bradley GangeWAOpen
32Joe FrancoWAOpen
33Brendon KnowlesWAOpen
34Brett DowsettWAOpen
35Peter DeGrootWAOpen
36Steven MorrisonWAOpen
37Hamish McNabbWAOpen
38Sean HigginsWAOpen
39Suzanne SiranovicWAOpenWomen's
40Ruan Van Der BergWAOpen
Open Youth (16 - under 18yrs) Women Master (60 - 64yrs) Grand Master (65 and over) PA17T Tandem First Timers
37 1 3 0 0 0 3

Legend

F1 = FISH CAUGHT ON DAY 1 W1 = WEIGHT OF FISH CAUGHT ON DAY 1 F2 = FISH CAUGHT ON DAY 2 W2 = WEIGHT OF FISH CAUGHT ON DAY 2 TF = TOTAL FISH CAUGHT TW = TOTAL WEIGHT
PlaceAnglerStateDivisionF1W1F2W2TFTWPenaltyNetPrize
1Shane OwensWAOpen31.52 kg31.47 kg62.99 kg2.99 kg$1250.00
2Ben OakesWAOpen31.76 kg31.16 kg62.92 kg2.92 kg$740.00
3Dave WallaceWAOpen31.35 kg31.35 kg62.70 kg2.70 kg$450.00
4Sean HigginsWAOpen31.59 kg31.03 kg62.62 kg2.62 kg$300.00
5Joseph GardnerWAOpen31.36 kg31.19 kg62.55 kg2.55 kg$220.00
6Stuart MayWAOpen31.60 kg20.94 kg52.54 kg2.54 kg
7Alex GreisdorfWAOpen31.38 kg31.16 kg62.54 kg2.54 kg
8Robert SgambelluriWAOpen31.01 kg31.49 kg62.50 kg2.50 kg
9Greg CooperWAOpen31.69 kg20.65 kg52.34 kg2.34 kg
10Bradley GangeWAOpen31.16 kg31.03 kg62.19 kg2.19 kg
11Peter DegrootWAOpen31.12 kg30.92 kg62.04 kg2.04 kg
12Steven MorrisonWAOpen21.22 kg10.39 kg31.61 kg1.61 kg
13Thys MccarthyWAOpen31.35 kg31.35 kg1.35 kg
14Ruan Van Der BergWAOpen30.96 kg10.39 kg41.35 kg1.35 kg
15Steven OwensWAMaster's (60-64)10.56 kg20.76 kg31.32 kg1.32 kg
16Andy MitchellWAOpen20.59 kg20.68 kg41.27 kg1.27 kg
17Tim StylianouWAOpen31.26 kg31.26 kg1.26 kg
18Fred FraserWAOpen20.59 kg10.50 kg31.09 kg1.09 kg
19Jesse ChoyWAOpen31.00 kg31.00 kg1.00 kg
20Brendon KnowlesWAOpen10.32 kg20.62 kg30.94 kg0.94 kg
21Michelle PardiniWAWomen's20.76 kg20.76 kg0.76 kg
22Rod PickeringWAOpen20.67 kg20.67 kg0.67 kg
23Joe FrancoWAOpen20.62 kg20.62 kg0.62 kg
24Travis NewlandWAYouth (16 - under 21)10.33 kg10.26 kg20.59 kg0.59 kg
25Dave EcclestonWAOpen10.50 kg10.50 kg0.50 kg
26Suzanne SiranovicWAWomen's10.49 kg10.49 kg0.49 kg
27Ben PountneyWAOpen10.42 kg10.42 kg0.42 kg
28Stuart MccarthyWAOpen10.36 kg10.36 kg0.36 kg
29Didier BlanquartWAMaster's (60-64)10.35 kg10.35 kg0.35 kg
30Jeff CorkillWAOpen
30Paul SiemaszkoWAOpen
30Colin PeaseyWAOpen
30Keith AndrewsWAOpen
30Jenny GardnerWAWomen's
30Reece BrainWAOpen
30Ian AbercrombyWAOpen
30Brett DowsettWAOpen
DQHamish McnabbWAOpen-0.75 kg-0.75 kg-0.75 kg-0.75 kg
Total Fish D1Total Weight D1Total Fish D2Total Weight D2Total FishTotal WeightAverage Weight
5925.63 kg4718.25 kg10643.88 kg0.41 kg

Atomic Big Bream Winner

AnglerStateW
Sean HigginsWA0.77 kg

Mortgage Corp Monster Mover

AnglerStateW1W2
Tim StylianouWA01.26

Division Winners

Youth (16 - under 21)
AnglerStateF1W1F2W2TFTW
Travis NewlandWA10.33 kg10.26 kg20.59 kg
Women's
AnglerStateF1W1F2W2TFTW
Michelle PardiniWA20.76 kg20.76 kg
Master's (60-64)
AnglerStateF1W1F2W2TFTW
Steven OwensWA10.56 kg20.76 kg31.32 kg
Grand Master's (65 and over)
AnglerStateF1W1F2W2TFTW
Pro Angler 17 Tandem (Teams Event)
AnglerStateF1W1F2W2TFTW
First Time Competitors
AnglerStateF1W1F2W2TFTW
Mark FirthWA10.65 kg10.65 kg
Power-Pole round four of Hobie Kayak Bream Series 10 saw anglers from Western Australia compete in the two-day competition on one of the most scenic bream fisheries in the West coast “The Blackwood River”. The river had a reputation similar to that of Forster on the East Coast of Australia, they call it getting “Wooded”, the barnacle encrusted trees that run along the shore of the river are a home for some pretty smart fish that know how to shred the line before you even know they are there. The Blackwood River meets up with the sea at a small town called Augusta on the South West coast of Western Australia. The Blackwood river is a popular destination for anglers as well as families that make the most of a sheltered river system for water skiing and other water activities. The location for the event was at t small but friendly caravan park called the Molly Caravan Park at Kudardup, and for the angler that stayed in town it was a short 15 minute drive from Augusta. The forecast for the competition over the weekend was spot on, with both days seeing wind blowing in from the south to south east. Sunday was the cooler day with the wind swinging from the South to the South East mid morning. OWENS TAKES THE WIN Bayswater, WA angler Shane Owens jumped from eight place to take the win. On day 2 Owens weighed the second heaviest bag at 1.47kg but when combined with his day one bag of 1.52kg he took the win by 70 grams. Owens choosing an area close to the Power-Pole Start line because of a reaction to something he consumed the night before. But it all seems like that was always the plan as he had found fish in that same area on the Friday before the event. Owens threw lightly weighted grubs and shrimp imitation soft plastics including the Bait Breath 2.4 inch Chibby in a bloodworm color on 1/32nd of an ounce Decoy Nail bomb jig heads. Day 1 “I went straight to this spot and on my second cast I had a legal in the live well. In a bizarre hour to follow I would drop the next ten legal bream that I hooked before I landed my second legal. That calmed my frustrations and from there on wards I caught my limit and began making upgrades to compile a 1.52 kilo bag and have me sitting in fifth place only 240 grams behind the leader”. Day 2 “I thought I made the wrong decision in returning back to this spot when I went just over half an hour without even a touch. The conditions were dead calm so I felt that I needed the wind that I had on day 1 for these fish to bite. Although by staying extremely quiet and fishing as stealthily as I could it soon became apparent that all the bream needed in order to bite was for me to remain a ghost. In two cast I landed two legals and the confidence was back”. WINNING WAYS Rod: Gladiator Cyborg 6 ‘8, 1 -3 kg Reel: Daiwa Freams 200 Line: Gossen casting braid 14lb 0.6PE Lures: Bait Breath 2.4 inch Chibby Kayak: Mirage Revolution 11 ATOMIC BIG BREAM WINNER Shean Higgins WA .77kg MORTGAGE CORP MONSTER MOVER Tim Stylianou WA 1.26 kg DIVISION WINNERS Youth (16 -under 21yrs) Travis Newland WA .59kg Women’s Michelle Pardini WA .76kg Master’s (60-64 yrs) Steven Owens WA 1.32kg First Time Competitors Mark Firth WA .65kg EVENT STATS Total Fish Caught on Day One – 59 Total Fish Caught on Day Two – 47 Total Fish 106 Total Weight of Fish –44.63 KG Average Fish Weight – 420g NEXT EVENT Hobie Kayak Bream Series 10 Lowrance Round 5, St Georges Basin, NSW
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