what about sharks i.e a thresher + gummy or are they grouped similar to that of bream
pike
short fin / Long Fin
squid
arrow / southern
Comp Rules and Guide.
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Re: Comp Rules and Guide.
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Re: Comp Rules and Guide.
bwahahha, poor mav!Widsa wrote:You do need the help!maverick wrote:I am happy to be part of a team, throw me in the mad hatters hat.
Rays are measured nose to spiky bit...... Good luck with that.
Thanx for being part of a team Mav, I thought (going by other entrants) that everyone would go solo, which is not what we're hoping for. I'd like to set a good example but I don't know how often I'll be able to get out this year.
Sharks are seperatebrettrobo wrote:what about sharks i.e a thresher + gummy or are they grouped similar to that of bream
pike
short fin / Long Fin
squid
arrow / southern
Pike I'm not sure... I'll discuss with Widsa and get back to you.
Arrow and calamari are separate.
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Re: Comp Rules and Guide.
Count me in , solo. Sounds like it could be interesting. And a good excuse to get out more .Not that i need one .
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Re: Comp Rules and Guide.
Thanks Hatters and if any one is foolish enough to team up with cruiser so be itHaTTerS wrote:Biggest fish of every species for the month. You can enter any number of fish each month as long as they are in the DPI species list and only one of each species. You can upgrade a previously entered fish if you catch a bigger one.
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Re: Comp Rules and Guide.
I think short and long finned pike should be separate as they are quite separate.
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Cool, I was going to say that, but I wanted to check with you first.Widsa wrote:I think short and long finned pike should be separate as they are quite separate.
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Thanks for organising guys. I'm in. Put me into the hat for a partner.
Question: Does each team member submit based on their individual login codes or does the team get allocated a team name (that precedes the monthly code)?
Question: Does each team member submit based on their individual login codes or does the team get allocated a team name (that precedes the monthly code)?
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I'm under the impression you submit under your own code/username and we'll combine your entries if you are in a teamgom wrote:Thanks for organising guys. I'm in. Put me into the hat for a partner.
Question: Does each team member submit based on their individual login codes or does the team get allocated a team name (that precedes the monthly code)?
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Re: Comp Rules and Guide.
Yep I reckon each team member just use their own name.
We will let a few more jump on before we start allocating teams.
Keep the questions coming guys, this is a new comp for us so you may think of things we haven't covered.
It's best to figure it all out now so there is no supprises later on.
We will let a few more jump on before we start allocating teams.
Keep the questions coming guys, this is a new comp for us so you may think of things we haven't covered.
It's best to figure it all out now so there is no supprises later on.
Somebody just back of you while you are fishing is as bad as someone looking over your shoulder while you write a letter to your girl. ~Ernest Hemingway
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Re: Comp Rules and Guide.
Black and Yellow fin Bream separate or same?
Edit: Sorry just read second part of the rules.
So if pairing up it would be an advantage to pair with someone who targets different species to yourself to get the most species measured correct?
If so is it two separate comps or are the pairs competing directly against solos?
Edit: Sorry just read second part of the rules.
So if pairing up it would be an advantage to pair with someone who targets different species to yourself to get the most species measured correct?
If so is it two separate comps or are the pairs competing directly against solos?
Cheers,
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