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RED TAG NEWSLETTER JULY 2015

President PO Box 5095, Alphington, Vic. 3078 Secretary

John Trioli (web) www.redtagflyfishers.com.au Chris Collins

(email) [email protected]

Newsletter — July 2015

Activity Meeting

Wednesday 1 July at 7.30 pm

Please note change of venue

The Red Tag Fly Fishers’ Club will conduct the Wednesday 1 July meeting in the Lounge Bar of the Grandview Hotel Fairfield on the of corner Heidelberg Road and Station St - parking available via Station St.

The theme for the night will be a ‘Liars’ Night’.

This should be a great night of fabulous fishing stories (sometimes true), with top secret fishing spots revealed, killer fly patterns disclosed, that will provide lots of fine entertainment.

Finger food will be supplied by the club, and washed down with drinks at Bar prices.

Meals are also available for those who would like to eat before/during the meeting.

We would like to hear stories from our members.

We ask a simple question

and that is all we wish:

Are fishermen all liars?

Or do only liars fish?

William Sherwood Fox Silken Lines and Silver Hooks, 1954

July Fly Fishing Trip

Our next scheduled trip is to the Marysville Trout Farm on Saturday 4 July at 10am for a catch and release day. This is a great opportunity for our novice and experienced fly fishers to have some fun and catch trout during the closed season. The entry fee is $5 per person and you will have to pay for any fish that you accidentally kill. We have had similar trips previously and it has been a great success without killing any fish.

There are two musts if you wish to attend:

· be able to cast (if you can put a line on the water that’s fine)

· use barbless hooks (hooks will be de-barbed before fishing commences)

They are going to place us on a pond away from the usual ponds and where there are some larger fish. The ground may be muddy so take up some suitable boots and perhaps some weather gear. It may not go ahead if it is pouring down rain but showers should be fine.

You can register on line at — www.redtagflyfishers.com.au then go to Trip Registration just under the event on the home page —

or call Peter Jamvold, trip coordinator, on 9639 1717.

We are looking forward to a good turn out.

Regards

Bill Jackson

PS: If you need some casting tuition to get up top speed please let me know.

Marysville Trout Farm 261 Marysville Rd Marysville Vic 3779 Open for 10am start

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Fly Tying Nights Fly tying nights are to be conducted on the second Wednesday night of the month at the clubroom commencing at 7.30 pm.

Mike Nolan (0408 034 365) will be the chief instructor.

Equipment and materials provided free of charge to members.

Advance Notice of the

August Annual General Meeting The Red Tag AGM will be conducted at the August meeting.

We are looking for new committee members with fresh ideas and plenty of enthusiasm to mix with the old guard!

We are also looking for a Newsletter Editor as our current editor is retiring. As you can probably tell, we are not very fussy!

If you’d like to give it a go, please chat to a committee member

Or go to page 9

Red Tag Key Contact Details

Sick List Peter McCabe is not well at the moment and is currently spending time in Box Hill Hospital.

August Fly Fishing Trip

Red Tag v Southern v Yarra Valley

Our August club outing is the Gerry Bolt Trophy on Sunday 9 August at Newlyn Reservoir, Dean Reservoir and or Hepburn Lagoon.

Full details next month.

FLY CASTING TUITION

The trout streams of Victoria are now closed to fishing.

This is a great opportunity to brush up on your casting skills at the Red Tag Casting Pool at Fairlea Road, Yarra Bend Park, Fairfield.

Club casting days are conducted on Saturday afternoons commencing at 1.15 pm throughout the winter on the following dates.

27 June 25 July 8 August 22 August 29 August 12 September

Expert tuition is available on all of the above dates.

Come along and check it out.

Club Fly Fishing Trip to Millbrook Lakes Niki Duckstein is seeking an expression of interest from members with a desire to make a trip to Millbrook Lakes near Ballarat, in late August or early September.

More details can be obtained by contacting Niki on 0451 307 129

Or email — [email protected]

President John Trioli

0409 960 362 [email protected]

Vice President Vince McCaughey

9803 6568 [email protected]

Secretary Chris Collins

0409 104 710 [email protected]

Treasurer Bill Jackson

9899 2311 [email protected]


A polite appeal for early payment of Annual Subscriptions 1935 style

Annual Subscriptions Due 1 July 2015

A member will be deemed un-financial if His/Her annual subscription is not paid by the August Annual General Meeting.

Annual Subscription Fees

Metro $76.00

Country $38.00

Interstate $38.00

Pensioner $38.00

Junior $19.00

Family $90.00

Payment Methods

Payment can be made:

In cash, cheque or money order at the General meeting

Or by posting a cheque or money order to:

The Treasurer

Red Tag Fly Fishers’ Club

PO Box 5095

Alphington 3078

Alternately members can make an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) to the following account:

BSB: 633 000

Account Number: 1302 65432

Note! If paying by EFT please identify yourself with your name in the reference box and inform Bill Jackson that you have made the payment.

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 9899 2311

A Trip to the Inflowing Rivers of Eildon

End of season snuck up again and I had one last opportunity for a fish on the rivers

In particular I was keen to get up to the inflowing rivers of Eildon. We had had pretty cool, actually damn cold, weather leading up, and a bit of rain. Not that much, but hopefully enough to get a few fish running.

The call went out for a Friday jaunt, and Niki was able to get the day off, so we met at the Kalkallo Caltex at 6 in the morning and headed up together.

The most important stop was the Mansfield Bakery. It was open fortunately (you can still see the tear stains and scratch marks on the glass from when I arrived just after it closed one Friday on a weekend trip into Sheepyard Flat - yes it is that good) and a Shepherd's Pie and Coffee later we were one our way to Jamieson.

Below the confluence of the Goulburn and Jamieson is a nice stretch where I hoped to find a couple of pre-spawners heading up river.

Niki and I both tied on a couple of bead head woolly buggers and started swinging them through the current.

Niki was using a standard floating line and was covering the water well, casting almost directly across the river and swinging the flies down through the current. The bead heads bring the flies into the strike zone.

I was trying a new line out that I was lucky enough to win from Simon Gawesworth at the Fly Fisher info evening the previous month. It was a Scandi line designed for spey casting. I used it with a 10 foot 6 weight, and the rod loaded up really well. There aren't too many situations where I can think spey is that useful in Victoria, but this is certainly one of them. It's a pretty effortless way to keep putting the flies in the zone.

About half way down the run I was onto a fish that hit the flies as the line was almost straight below me. The fish was in the current so felt pretty strong, but probably wasn't bigger than a pound or so. It came of the hook after about 10 second. Meanwhile Niki had hooked a couple of fish, but these too had dropped of the hook before landing them.

After that we tried the Howqua for a little while. It was running crystal clear and not so high, so I didn't feel our prospects were that good, but we gave it a go anyway.

Swinging the flies below a bend running into a big pool and I had another fish on. Again not that big, but a good fighter. After a couple of moments on the bank for a photo, he was back into the water for another day.

We both had to get back early, so that was it for the day and for the season. At least as far as rivers are concerned. Mike Nolan


Get to know your fellow Reg Taggers'

With John Trengove

What year did you start fly fishing?

I started fly fishing circa 1972.

What year did you join the Club?

I joined Red Tag in September 1994.

Driving home from work one Friday night in June 1994 and listening on the radio to the Rex Hunt fishing show, I heard that the Australian Fly Casting Championships were to be held in the southern suburbs of Melbourne. Had no idea that such an event took place! I thought it would be worth attending, and on arriving home mentioned it to my wife Win.

Enquiries at the Box Hill Compleat Angler provided the exact venue, and the following weekend saw me enthusiastically on the way, early on a Saturday morning with cut lunch, and warm clothes, to attend this auspicious event.

In my mind’s eye I had pictured a large crowd, queuing to get into a grassed arena, surrounded by a white picket fence, with the casting taking place out in the middle. I wanted to be early to get a good seat, and not be back too far. I had even taken my field glasses! On the way I was pondering how much it would cost to gain entry.

Ignorance has its own rewards. It turned out there were no crowds, no charge, not even a picket fence, but open parklands with a small group of contestants competing in distance casting, and virtually no spectators. Despite this non-conformance of my mental picture, I had a most enjoyable day, and marvelled at the casters’ skills. I returned the next day to see the accuracy casting on water, and was handed some information about the Red Tag Fly Fishers’ Club. Membership soon followed. Such was my beginning with Red Tag. My association with tournament casting has remained an ongoing challenge ever since.

First fly rod and reel?

My first fly rod was a fibre glass Jarvis Walker, 6–7 weight, 8’ 6’’, purchased at Myers city store for $18.00. So excited, I showed it to my friend on the train on the way home. My first fly reel was purchased from the Melbourne Sports Depot, a 6 weight Fuji, which is still in use, given a few repairs.

Favourite river?

The Murrumbidgee River alongside ‘Bolaro’ Stock Station, near Adaminaby, New South Wales.

Most exotic placed you’ve fished?

The Snowy Mountains of New South Wales. I visited these mountains, at least once every year, for over thirty years.

Biggest fish?

My biggest fish is 6¼ lb brown trout, caught in Lake Eucumbene, December 2013, on a Red Setter fly, which I had tied and fished for the first time. One cast, one fish! Beginners luck!

Best thing about fly fishing?

Fishing in a group of one, sharing with fellow members the nightly camp fire and having a chat about Spot X.

Best advice for beginners?

Don’t buy any gear until you have spoken to someone who knows. Learn how to cast from someone who knows, and do a little at least, or a lot, of tournament casting.

Little known facts? Still have my first fly vest, unwashed, bought from Turvilles’.


What’s been happening at the Red Tag Casting Pool

Club Casting 30 May 2015 Round 2 Club Championship Yarra Bend Pool Weather Wind Temp Dry ACA Wet Fly Skish Fly Total Possible 50 100 50 200 Leff Andropof .........40......72 ..... 41 .....153 Ken Lucas...............29......89 ..... 29 .....147 Brian Cocks ............45......71 ..... 25 .....141 Vin McCaughey .......7........37 ..... 0.........44 Visitor Keith Howden..........11......17 ..... 33 .......61

Dry Fly Accuracy Brian Cocks 45 Leff Andropof 40 Ken Lucas 29

ACA Skish Accuracy Ken Lucas 89 Leff Andropof 72 Brian Cocks 71

Wet Fly Accuracy Leff Andropof 41 Ken Lucas 29 Brian Cocks 25

T. H. BRUNN INTERCLUB FLY-CASTING SHIELD Round 2— 31 May 2015

CLUB DRY ICF WET Total

L. ANDROPOF ..R. Tag...42 .... 93 .... 37..172 A. SCOTT..........Suns .....39 .... 89 .... 40..168 B. FARKAS .......Nthn .....45 .... 95 .... 28..168 K. LUCAS..........Suns .....45 .... 93 .... 29..167 A. J...................Nthn......36..... 85 .... 45 ..166 J. KRUSKA .........Nthn......47..... 83 .... 35 ..165 B. COCKS ..........Suns......47..... 83 .... 24 ..154 G. RAPLEY .........Sthn ......43..... 76 .... 33 ..152 D. WALLIS .........Nthn......32..... 85 .... 35 ..152 R. HEATH ..........Suns......40..... 76 .... 26 ..142 J. PHELAN..........Suns......37..... 65 .... 38 ..140 M. CUTHBERT ....Ball .......35..... 73 .... 32 ..140 R. SCRIVENS .....Sthn ......35..... 75 .... 24 ..134 P. MATHEWS......Nthn......34..... 63 .... 37 ..134 J. CLOSE ...........Ball .......28..... 78 .... 24 ..130 P. WEST ............Suns......40..... 49 .... 33 ..122 R. DODDS .........Ball .......18..... 75 .... 27 ..120 T. PHELAN .........Suns......25..... 67 .... 24 ..116 J. FOY ...............R. Tag....27..... 66 .... 22 ..115 B. WHELAN........Ball .......31..... 45 .... 37 ..113 T. HYATT ...........Sthn ......38..... 45 .... 28 ..111 J. SMITH ...........Nthn......28..... 52 .... 31 ..111 T. WHITTAM.......R. Tag....19..... 75 .... 13 ..107 C. HEATH ..........Suns......37..... 46 .... 21 ..104 J. WATERS.........Calder....24..... 52 .... 18 ..94

A. GARDINER .... Ball ....... 23 .....43..... 23.. 89 B. JONES .......... Nthn ..... 18 .....49..... 21.. 88 T. GALLOWAY.... Sthn ..... 38 .....35..... 10.. 83 J. LANCHESTER . Ball ....... 15 .....51..... 14.. 80 L PRATT............ Sthn ..... 28 .....35..... 16.. 79 J. McINTYRE ...... Sthn ..... 22 .....30..... 22.. 74 S. LOCK............ Ball ....... DNC...48..... 20.. 68 M. THOMAS....... Nthn ..... 13 .....30..... 5 ... 48 K. HOWDEN ...... Suns ..... 13 .....18..... 5 ... 36 Progressive Score after Round 2

ROUND 1 2 3 Total NTH ..............625 ........662 ...... ........ 1287 SUN ..............634 ........653 ...... ........ 1287 BALL .............561 ........514 ...... ........ 1075 STHN.............514 ........492 ...... ........ 1006 Red Tag.........542 ........394 ...... ........ 936 L/SIDE...........316 ........DNC ..... ........ 316 CALDER .........DNC .......94 ........ ........ 94 Coming up: Third Round Brunn Shield: Yarrambat Pool — Sunday 5 July 2015 Final Round: Southern Pool — Sunday 2 August 2015

Club Casting 13 June 2015 Round 3 Red Tag Championship Yarra Bend Pool Weather Fine Sunny Wind Light Temp 16 Dry ICF Wet Club Day Fly Skish Fly Total Possible 50 100 50 200

Geoff Newman....45..... 80 .....45 ...170 Ken Lucas ..........37..... 90 .....40 ...167 Leff Andropof......34..... 87 .....35 ...156 J Foy .................28..... 81 .....29 ...138 Brian Cocks ........32..... 67 .....24 ...123 Brett Jones.........11..... 30 .....7.......48 Vin McCaughey ...DNC .. 13 .....DNC ..13 Visitors Keith Howden .....17..... 29 .....13 .....59 Mark Cuthbert ....45..... 66 .....40 ...151 Dry Fly Accuracy

Geoff Newman............45 Ken Lucas ..................37 Leff Andropof..............34

ICF Skish

Ken Lucas ..................90 Leff Andropof..............87 John Foy ....................81

Wet Fly Accuracy

Geoff Newman............45 Ken Lucas ..................40 Leff Andropof..............35


2015 Sunshine Open Championship Sunday 21 June 2015 - Yarra Bend Pool Weather: Fine 14º Wind: Light Dry ACA ICF Wet Fly Skish Skish Fly Total Possible 50 100 100 50 300 D WALLIS ..................50 . 90....100 .....32 272 B RATCLIFFE..............43 . 92......92 .....38 265 A SCOTT.....................38 . 94......95 .....34 261 K LUCAS......................42...84...... 93 .....32..251 M CUTHBERT ...............34...82...... 82 .....40..238 B COCKS .....................40...74...... 88 .....36..238 L ANDROPOF................31...84...... 87 .....33..235 G NEWMAN..................42...69...... 77 .....37..225 R SCRIVENS ................37...79...... 84 .....22..222 J PHELAN.....................30...79...... 78 .....29..216 P MATTHEWS ...............23...80...... 62 .....44..209 B JONES......................38...63...... 65 .....32..198 T PHELAN ....................30...62...... 61 .....15..168 T GALLOWAY................36...62...... 55 .....7....160 P SMITH ......................27...53...... 53 .....23..156 B GOODMAN ................24...62...... 48 .....0....134 M THOMAS ..................12...31...... 41 .....18..102 K HOWDEN ..................17...28...... 37 .....12....94 Dry Fly Accuracy 1 D WALLIS ...........50 2 B RATCLIFFE.......43 3 G. NEWMAN........42 2 K LUCAS.............42 H/C K HOWDEN

ACA Skish Accuracy 1 A SCOTT ............94 2 B RATCLIFFE.......92 3 D WALLIS ...........90 H/C K HOWDEN

ICF Skish Accuracy 1 D WALLIS ...........100 2 A SCOTT ............95 3 K LUCAS.............93 H/C P MATTHEWS

Wet Fly Accuracy 1 P MATTHEWS ......44 2 M CUTHBERT ......40 3 B RATCLIFFE.......38 H/C M THOMAS

CHAMP OF CHAMPS 1 D WALLIS ...........272 2 B RATCLIFFE.......265 3 A SCOTT ............261 Teams Event

1. Sunshine 966 2. Northern 781 3. Southern 647 4. Red Tag 460 5. Ballarat 394

Wet fly retrieve when fishing a lake

Philip Weigall gave an interesting talk concerning stalking trout at the Flyfisher on the evening of Thursday 11 June 15.

One of many items considered was the retrieve of a wet fly when fishing a lake.

Put simply, Philip believes that the retrieve should imitate a non escaping food source given that it’s all about the trout making an energy profit from any prey it captures i.e. energy consumed over energy expended.

He suggested a slow figure of eight retrieve was the best method for a wet fly.

This method was duly applied the following afternoon at the Upper Coliban reservoir in warm/ bright conditions with immediate results - a 35 cm brown trout.

It may have been coincidence - it may not.

Either way it’s worth a try.

A few items provided by Travis Dowling, Executive Director, Fisheries Victoria

Under new arrangements to be introduced later this year, recreational fishers who purchase a 1 or 3 year licence online will receive a plastic licence in the mail.

Konongwootong Reservoir’s fishing facilities are being upgraded. The 1st stage of 3 will improve access to the non powered boat ramp for completion in July 2015. This water storage is located in the Grampians.

Stocking Report - most of these trout were yearling fish which should grow to a catchable size over the next 12 months and all released during May 2015.

West Barwon Dam – 3,000 rainbows

Lake Wendouree - 8,700 browns

Tullaroop Reservoir – 8,000 browns

Hepburn Lagoon – 5,000 rainbows

Lake Fyans – 6,000 rainbows

Upper Coliban Reservoir – 10,000 browns

Lauriston Reservoir – 10,000 browns

Bellfield Reservoir – 10,000 rainbows

Blue Rock Lake – 7,000 rainbows

Konongwootong Reservoir – 2,000 browns and 2,000 rainbows

Lake Purrumbete – 10,000 browns and 5,000 rainbows

Lake Hume – 4,300 browns and 7,800 rainbows

Barkers Creek Reservoir – 2,900 browns

Pykes Creek Reservoir – 5,000 browns

Macalister River, upstream of Lake Glenmaggie to Wellington River junction - 9,000 rainbows


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Aussie Angler Fishing Tackle

Contact Rick Dobson - 9432 1501 30 Sherbourne Road Greensborough 3088 Enquiries: [email protected]

Compleat Angler Box Hill

702 Station St 9890 7439

www.compleatangler.com.au

FlyLife Salt & Freshwater Fly Fishing

Rob Sloane www.flylife.com.au

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equipment www.adrenalinflies.com.au

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Gin-Clear Media Fly fishing DVDs and films

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Hurley's Fly Fishing

Contact: Gavin Hurley on 9532 1583 489 South Rd, Bentleigh VIC 3209

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Mon-Fri 9am to 4pm, Sat-Sun 12-4pm Yarra Bend Rd, Fairfield. Tel: 9482 1710

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Newsletter Contributions

We look forward to receiving contributions to the newsletter. Please don’t be shy and no article is too small.

To make the next edition contributions must be received by about the 20th of the month.

Send newsletter contributions, preferably typed into a Word document to:

mailto:[email protected]

Post: Newsletter Editor PO Box 5095 Alphington 3078

Note: Whilst every care is taken to provide accurate information, no responsibility is taken for the occasional stuff-up! Tight Lines for 2015 and beyond

Geoff Newman


RED TAG SYLLABUS

JULY — SEPTEMBER 2015

JULY 2015 NOTE!-ALL RED TAG ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW DUE

Wednesday- 1-Red Tag Activity Meeting -7.30-pm- Grandview Hotel Fairfield (Lounge Bar)

Saturday- 4-Club Fishing Trip to Marysville Trout Farm - 10.00-am

Sunday- 5-Brunn Shield Round (3) Australian Skish -9.30-am-Yarrambat Pool

Saturday- 11-Club Championship (4) Australian Skish -1.15-pm-Yarra Bend Pool

Wednesday- 15-Red Tag Committee Meeting -7.30-pm-Yarra Bend Clubroom

Sunday- 19-Red Tag Open Championship / Herb Jenkins Trophy-9.30-am-Yarra Bend Pool

Thursday- 23-Australian Casting Federation Meeting -7.30-pm-Sunshine Clubrooms

Saturday- 25-Club Cast - Harold Darby Trophy - ICF Skish-1.15-pm-Yarra Bend Pool

Sunday- 26-Southern Open Championship -9.30-am-Southern Pool

AUGUST 2015

Saturday- 15-Fishing Trip — Red Tag v. Southern v. YVFFC - -9.00-am- Newlyn Res.

Sunday- 2-Brunn Shield Round (4) ICF Skish-9.30-am-Southern Pool

Sunday- 2-Southern Cross Challenge-2.30-pm-Southern Pool

Wednesday- 5-Red Tag Annual General Meeting -7.30-pm-Yarra Bend Clubroom

NOTE- RED TAG ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE ---NOW OVERDUE

Saturday- 8-Club Cast - Aus Skish inc. George Sawyer Trophy-1.15-pm-Yarra Bend Pool

Sunday- 9-Jack Joyner Trophy + Ron Masson Trophy -9.30-am-Yarra Bend Pool

Sunday- 9-Club Fishing Trip- Red Tag v Southern v Yarra Valley- 8 am —Newlyn Reservoir

Sunday- 16-Turville Shield Teams Event -9.30-am-Yarra Bend Pool

Wednesday- 19-Red Tag Committee Meeting -7.30-pm-Yarra Bend Clubroom

Friday- 21-VFFA Annual Dinner -6.30-pm-Celtic Club

Saturday- 22-VFFA Presidents' Casting Day-11.00-am-Yarra Bend Pool

Saturday- 22-Red Tag Club Championship (5) ICF Skish -1.15-am-Yarra Bend Pool

Saturday- 29-Red Tag Club Cast - ACA Skish +Charles Brittain Trophy-1.15-pm-Yarra Bend Pool

SEPTEMBER 2015

Wednesday- 2-Red Tag Activity Meeting-7.30-pm-Yarra Bend Clubroom

Saturday- 5-Trout Stream Opening Day Trip-TBA-am-TBA

Saturday- 12-Club Championship (6) Australian Skish -1.15-pm-Yarra Bend Pool

Wednesday- 16-Red Tag Committee Meeting-7.30-pm-Yarra Bend Clubroom

Sunday- 20-Geelong Open Championship-9.30-am-Barwon Valley Park

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE

The Red Tag Fly Fishers Club Inc Annual General Meeting

The Hut, Yarra Bend Park Commencing 8.00 pm

Wednesday 5 AUGUST 2015

The election of office bearers and committee members will take place at this meeting. Candidates shall be nominated at the July General Meeting and shall be proposed and seconded by two members of the club. All positions listed below become vacant on this night. President

Vice President (1)

Vice President (2)

Secretary

Assistant Secretary

Treasurer

Assistant Treasurer

Committee Members x 6

1

2

3

4

5

6

Public Officer

(Incorporation)

Web Site Administrator

Newsletter Editor

Assistant to the Editor

Social Secretary

Handicapper

Librarian _________

CVFFC Delegate (1)

CVFFC Delegate (2)

ACF Delegate (1)

ACF Delegate (2)

Casting Tuition Coach

Casting Pool Maintenance

Fly Tying Instructors

To the Secretary

I appreciate that the club needs me to be involved in the management of affairs.

In addition, yes! I am interested in filling a position at Red Tag. My name is… I wish to fill the position of …

or I am unable to fill any position but I am willing to assist in other ways… Methods of advising your intention -- Email to: [email protected] Post to the Secretary

PO Box 5095 Alphington 3078

Hand to the Secretary

at the July General Meeting Phone the Secretary — Chris Collins 0409 104 710


If undelivered, return to: Red Tag Fly Fishers' Club PO Box 5095 Alphington Victoria 3078 Est.1932

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