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March fishing comp wraps up

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30 March 2025
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Mallacoota and District Angling Club has announced the results for its March competition, with Craig Roder landing the biggest bream, a 36.5 centimetre fish. (Photo: Visit Victoria)

Mallacoota and District Angling Club has announced the results for its March competition, with Craig Roder landing the biggest bream, a 36.5 centimetre fish. (Photo: Visit Victoria)

Mallacoota and District Angling Club has released the results for its March 2025 fishing competition.

The event saw 12 anglers register to fish and there were 29 fish weighed in via photo.

There were no assisted juniors or juniors that participated this month.

Craig Roder landed the biggest bream, a healthy 36.5 centimetre specimen, while Bill Boelen was all smiles after catching a 71.5 centimetre flathead.

John Stella was again among the prizes, winning the biggest luderick with his 40 centimetre fish.

No tailor where caught this time around and Zara Anthony was the winner of the meat tray.

Pommy Parker was the recipient of the registration prize.

The next competition is from April 11-13, with the weigh-in at the clubrooms on Greer St at 3pm on Sunday.

Targeted fish are bream, flathead, salmon and trevally.

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