Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Fishing Derby


JUNE: Fishing Derby
The man with the biggest fish, wins. One day of fishing (5:15am to 5pm).

EVENT DESCRIPTION:
  1. By entering the MOTY Fishing Derby, all participants declare that they have an understanding of all event rules and agree to abide by them. 
  2. You are responsible for your safety and actions at all times before, during, and after the Derby. 
  3. The fishing area is the entirety of Lac Phillipe. A communal spot will be setup near the main parking lot. Exact location will be sent via text message at the start of the competition. 
  4. Entry into Gatineau park is $11 per vehicle. The lake is just inside the park and the is parking just outside. Please arrange carpools or message the convener (613-XXX-XXXX) to come pick you up from outside the gates.  
  5. All participants must obtain a legal fishing licence and are responsible for abiding by all QC fishing regulations or may be disqualified. Permits are available for $13 from most local sports, hardware and convenience stores. 
  6. Participants are not allowed to fish from the beach, as per park conservation rules. 
  7. The MOTY Fishing Derby will commence at dawn (5:15 a.m.) and continue to 5 p.m. Last eligible measurements must be submitted by 5 p.m. Attendance is not mandatory for the duration of the competition.
  8. Fishins must be done with regular sport fishing gear. All fish must be caught on rod and reel. Entrants must fish one rod only, with a reserve rod carried if desired. 
  9. The fish will be measure in centimeters from the top of the head to the form in the centre of the tail. LONGEST fish wins. Measuring tape will be provided. See attached photo for example.
  10. In case of a tie, the first fish measured will be the deciding factor. In case of a dispute, derby convener will make final decision.
  11. Entries can be measured when caught, but must be out of the water. Photo’s sent via text message to the Convener (613-XXX-XXX) will be recorded.
  12. Derby updates will be transmitted every hour via text message. 
  13. The predominant fish in the lake are Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass. Only these type of fish are valid for competition entry. 
  14. Two canoes will be rented and available for use of up to one hour at a time. Canoes, rowboats and kayaks are available for rent for longer periods of time. Motorized boats are not permitted on the lake. 
  15. Lunch will be provided around noon, and water bottles available throughout the day. Please bring anything else you need for food/drink. 
  16. Gatineau Park does not allow alcoholic beverages and may give fines. 
  17. Dogs are not allowed near the lake.
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