Hooked on the Camden Haven

The mahi mahi category saw some fierce competition. Winner Troy Boese, Brett Fuller and Genna Johnson.

THE 2025 Laurieton United Services Fishing Club Bonanza proved to be a resounding success, drawing a massive turnout of over 300 anglers, both local and from further afield.

Blessed with ideal fishing conditions, the competition witnessed a flurry of activity and a vibrant atmosphere throughout.

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The Sunday weigh-in was a spectacle, attracting a large and enthusiastic crowd.

Anglers proudly presented their catches, showcasing a diverse range of impressive species.

Among the standouts was a magnificent 97cm flathead reeled in and released by Bonny Hills resident Geoff Boese, a true trophy fish that will be difficult to surpass.

Adding to the excitement, Clint Hardy brought in a formidable kingfish weighing over 11kg, further highlighting the quality of the catches.

However, it was the junior anglers who truly stole the show.

With remarkable skill and determination, they out-fished many adults, demonstrating their ability and certainly making their parents proud.

The competition served as a testament to the vibrant fishing community and the enduring appeal of this beloved local event.

Looking ahead, the anticipation for the 2026 Bonanza is already building.

The organisers are undoubtedly eager to continue this tradition, ensuring another year of thrilling competition, camaraderie, and unforgettable fishing experiences for all involved.

By Kate SHELTON

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