Tatapouri Sports Fishing Club Menu

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We have been entering the Tatapouri sports fishing competition for the past 5 years, and will be attending again this year on 27th 28th Feb and the 1/3/09. The buildings are great, the fishing is great, and the people and atmosphere are quite remaining. We realise a big amount of work and effort goes into running this event and the organisers do such a great job year after year. If you need a great weekend away, get a team together and join us at the Tatapouri Sports Fishing Competitions 27/2/09 to 1/3/09. Get your entry in now, you wont regret it. From the crew of Justin Waipukurau. Darryl Russell, Desmond Russell, Dick Hurae, and Ray Kohleis. (finda.co.nz)

His club’s busy calendar kicked off this year with two of its biggest competitions – the Bay Bonanza and the Marlin and Tuna Tournament, both held over summer. Other yearly highlights for the 4, 000 members are the Blokes Day Out, Christmas hams, kids’ fishing and ladies’ day competitions. These all draw a flurry of boats of all sizes, returning at the end of the day to weigh in, with a crowd eagerly looking out for a record-breaking catch to hoist up on the scales. (bayleys.co.nz)

Not just a dive site, Ariel Reef also gives good habitat for snapper fishing. Gisborne fishermen usually do not target lots of snapper so there is the chance for people to go out there and do some burleying and stray lining and do really well. For terakihi, Savage suggests dropping a line at Ramp Rock, Kells Rock, Penguin Rocks or South Rocks. He says the kingfish stocks are world class caused by the abundance of offshore structure, and if you want to catch one head to the South Rocks. you will generally get a kingie there as it holds a big population. From the southern end to the northern end the reef is over 12 miles long and holds a heap of kingies along different pins. (tradeaboat.co.nz)

Sweet Nessy, monster of the lake! on occasion having a Scottish partner pays off. Admittedly, it has caused my taste buds to be assaulted & beaten to a pulp by haggis, however on this occasion, classic Celtic cuisine won me over. Jamie Oliver’s variant of the old classic Glaswegian ‘tattie’ scones was sublime. My Scotsman’s verdict?……’lavish!’. (kiwifoodwonders.com)

The wing of an airplane is shaped in a way that minimises drag and maximises lift. The wing creates lift because it’s curved on the upper side but not so curved on the bottom. This curve means that as air travels from the front of the wing behind the wing it has more to travel over the top of the wing than on the bottom of the wing. Because the wind travelling over the wing needs to travel more is must travel more quickly. This isn’t because the air molecules can not get left behind they can, it’s because a vacuum is produced on the top rear end of the wing and the air must speed up to fill it. (gaukboats.com)

If walking, stop on the way and do some fishing in the channel if you like. There are some rods and gear out the back of Mill House and you may be able to get extra hooks, spinners any bait you want from the Mobil service station open 24/7 across the road. There's also a surf kayak out the back at Mill House if you're feeling adventurous, and you may be able to chuck it on the roof of your car and take it to the beach or slide it down the ship ramp on the other side of the river for a lazy paddle all the way down river to the river mouth and beach on a good day. (airbnb.fr)

We plan arriving into Gisborne Airport on 31 July Sunday with a van to transport players and their luggage to the Portside Hotel. Make sure to let the conference organizers know your flight number and arrival time. If you arrive on a day other than July 31, you may want to take a taxi from the airport to the Portside Hotel. Taxis usually meet all flights arriving into Gisborne. (drill.gns.cri.nz)

If walking, stop on the way and do some fishing in the channel if you like. There are some rods and gear out the back of Mill House and you may be able to get extra hooks, spinners any bait you want from the Mobil service station open 24/7 across the road. There's also a surf kayak out the back at Mill House if you're feeling adventurous, and you may be able to chuck it on the roof of your car and take it to the beach or slide it down the ship ramp on the other side of the river for a lazy paddle all the way down river to the river mouth and beach on a good day. (airbnb.co.uk)