Bluelight

2023年3月13日

你不允许下载,保存这张图片或电子邮件。访问图像画廊购买图像。保罗•邓恩认为他与他的儿子获奖褐鳟鱼洛根(14日左)和斯莱德(12)在合并后的低Clutha钓鳟鱼竞争和周日在Balclutha Bluelight钓鱼活动。照片:布鲁斯QUIREY,奥塔哥&游戏一个男孩将鱼每一天如果有机会。哥哥并不总是喜欢钓鱼。和爸爸就向他们展示它是如何实现的。保罗•邓恩Balclutha,儿子斯莱德(12)和洛根(14)中的每个钓到了一条鳟鱼结合低Clutha钓鳟鱼竞争和Bluelight星期天钓鱼事件。邓恩先生赢得了奖最重的棕色鳟鱼(1.2千克)成年人事件,说他喜欢尽可能带他的孩子们去钓鱼。“我喜欢他们脸上的兴奋,”邓恩先生说。“即使是我的大男孩不喜欢钓鱼,你仍能看到他有一个在时他变得兴奋起来。 My youngest boy loves fishing and can’t get enough of it. "It’s a bit of fun, and you spend a bit of time together." A total of 262 anglers — exactly half adults and half children — entered the fishing events run by Otago Fish & Game and Balclutha police. Fifty fish were weighed in — 23 brown trout, 11 rainbow trout and 16 perch. The weigh-in and prizegiving were held at the Balclutha Association Football Club grounds. Otago Fish & Game officer Bruce Quirey said good weather added to the fun but bright conditions might have had fish shy for some anglers. "It was great to see so many families out fishing together on the Clutha River/Mata-Au," Mr Quirey said. "There was a fun atmosphere at the weigh-in and prizegiving in the afternoon." Detective Kate Bartlett, of Balclutha police, said police/Bluelight organisers were overwhelmed with the "fantastic" turnout. "Today was bigger and better with the partnership with our friends from Otago Fish & Game," Det Bartlett said. Fish & Game collected otoliths (ear bones) as part of the Brown Trout Origin research project. The research in partnership with the University of Otago is helping to identify crucial spawning habitat in the lower Clutha River/Mata-Au. The project was funded by Contact Energy. — Staff reporter