All fishing and boating is conducted at the members own risk and is done so in a manner that meets all NSW Fisheries and Waterways Authority guidelines and regulations.

To be eligible for points, all fish must be released in a healthy condition as quickly as practicable following capture.

All anglers wishing to nominate their catch for the point score must complete a BLF catch data card and return it to the weighmaster at or before 12.00pm on the Sunday of each competition weekend.

Fishing times will be from 12.00am Sunday to Sunday 12.00pm.

All fish caught must be measured for length, recorded on the catch card and witnessed by another member, or photographed on a recognised measuring device prior to release. Junior members must be able to read a ruler to be deemed a witness. All photos must be presented to weighmaster when catchcard is handed in to be eligible for points.

Only fish of legal length will be eligible for point scoring. All fish are measured to the END OF THE TAIL. All fish of any species caught is to be recorded on the catch data card.

The best three bream and Flathead are eligible and only one of every other

species nominated in the eligible species list Fish must be landed by the angler will be awarded points equal to 1 point per millimetre of fish. 10 bonus points will be awarded to each angler who fishes on the weekend of the competition.

Members are eligible to compete in Sub Juniors – up to and including aged 9 at the conclusion of the angling year, Juniors – Up to and including the age of 16 at the conclusion of the angling year, Open section and Ladies section.

Only Species listed below are eligible for point scoring. Should a new species of popular table fish become common in St Georges Basin and other Shoalhaven waterways the Committee will make a determination to add this species to the list at any time during the angling year.