Newsletter - 43 WEEKS TO GO
Sad News -
Barry Crous passed away on Sunday. Barry as I am sure a lot of you know
put so much into Sport in Zimbabwe, through Rugby, Golf and of course fishing.
Mrs Crous, Russell , Dale and families our thoughts and smyphamy
are with you.
He was one of the Best.
Juniors
Thanks to the kind donations of KITFT and KAS angler's we managed
to raise R 1 550 and $ 44 000,00 to send the Juniors to the International
in Nambia. Tight lines to them this week.
$ 1 000 000,00 Raffle in aid
of Raising funds for Charara
This raffle was cancelled in July 01, when permission was granted
by the Ministry. An advert was then placed in the Newspaper asking any
ticket holder to collect their ticket refunds on the 31 August 2001. Cheque's
went out last week to all ticket holders who's money was banked in the
Fundraising account.
Please, if you have not recieved
your refund within 10 days, please advise me by e-mail or 011 400 754.
Please note that this draw was not run under NAUZ or any of it's
sub committee's, but by me as a private promoter with a few helpers. If
any one has any queries please do not hesitate to contact me. My apologies
for the delays in getting your ticket money back to you.
KITFT 2002
KITFT had a cocktail party with it's sponsors last week. It's amazing
how many of the sponsors were off fishing when they were invited. Kariba
must have been full . There are great prospects for 2002 and some exciting
new ideas. So watch out in 2002.
Now for this weeks tips
Fishing Tip of the Day
Finding Access Sites To Launch Your Boat
If you'd like to try a different part of a lake or river, but don't
know how to get to the ramp, I suggest that you call your local fisheries
department. Oftentimes, they will tell you the easiest way to get there
and advise you about the water levels in that part of the lake.
- Brian Coleman, Professional Angler
Fishing Tip of the Day
Where To Begin
If you are someone who is interested in fishing, but haven't yet
taken the bait, now is the best time to try.
Obtain a rod that feels comfortable to you and get a reel of the
same caliber. A plastic worm is the best bait
for a beginner. Practice your casts with a worm and you'll soon
master the feel when your first fish strikes.
- Brian Coleman, Professional Angler
Fishing Tip of the Day
Be Prepared
You need to be properly prepared when the opportunity comes to catch
a fish. Sharpen your hooks BEFORE each tournament and change your line
often to avoid losing your catch.
- Brian Coleman, Professional Angler
Fishing Tip of the Day
Night Fishing
For those of you who like to fish at night, here's a tip that will
help you see your lures better. Just take a regular white terry-cloth towel
and place the lures you plan to use that evening on it. The white background
of the towel makes for easier spotting of the lures without the need to
flick on a flashlight.
- Brian Coleman, Professional Angler
Cheers and tight lines
Jenny