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JML Anglers Alliance St Clair Classic

Tournament InformationNSW - JUNE -2017

Australia’s Leading Tournaments

Model Length Type Lure Wt. LineAAS-70SUL 7’ Spin 2 - 10 g 2 - 6 lbAAS-70UL 7’ Spin 3 - 14 g 3 - 10 lbAAS-70L 7’ Spin 5 - 15 g 6 - 12 lb

AAS-70ML 7’ Spin 5 - 21 g 6 - 14 lb

Estuary Series

Offshore Series

Model Length Type LurE Wt. LineAAS-70M 7’ Spin 7-28g 8 - 16 lb

AAS-70MH 7’ Spin 8-35g 10 - 25 lbAAS-70H 7’ Spin 10-50g 14 - 30 lbAAS-70X 7’ Spin 20-80g 20 - 40 lb

Bream Series

Barra Series

Model Length Type Lure Wt. LineAAS-60M 6’ Spin 7-28g 10 - 16 lb

AAS-60MH 6’ Spin 8-35g 12 - 25 lbAAB-60M 6’ Casting 7-28g 10 - 16 lb

AAB-60MH 6’ Casting 8-35g 12 - 25 lb

Model Name Length Type Lure Wt. Line

AAS-70BS Bream Surface 7’ Spin 2-12g 3 - 8 lb

AAS-70BC Bream Crank 7’ Spin 2-10g 1 - 5 lb

Bream Series

Model Name Length Type Lure Wt.BreamBream

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ATOMIC B.A.S.S. AUSTRALIA NATION SERIES 4JML ANGLERS ALLIANCE ST CLAIR CLASSICLAKE ST CLAIR - NEW SOUTH WALES

Welcome - Anglers - Guest• Thank you for attending the sixth round for the Atomic B.A.S.S. Australia Nation Series 4. - New people here!• We are looking forward to a massive year across the 4th series with over $150,000 cash and prizes up for grabs.• Thank you anglers we appreciate all your support this season, if you have anyone interested in tournament �shing • please can you ask them to contact me directly. • There are a lot of new faces, please make them feel welcome, and help them out if they seem a little lost.• Sta� introduction please applaud - Lauren Kelly - Photographer, Drew McGrath - Tournament Director, Cameron Jones -• Presenter. Please help these guys help you - fundamentally they are here to help with the tournament running smoothly.• Drew McGrath - 0400 655 326, email - [email protected]• Growth is massive with over 170,000 unique exposure monthly and we endevour to improve at every tournament.• Atomic is the largest supporter of tournaments in this country, please help them out in any way you can, even if you are• a�liated with other brands you should recognise the support they give the sport.• JML’s support is amazing, please get on board with B.A.S.S. and message them with a thank you via Facebook.• Thank the sport by sharing everything you can on your own social Facebook pages. If you like it share it!• We have a new App ready for download search for bassaustralia.com.au in your App store.

Safety Brie�ng - 100% Participation. Late or unattending may be placed last to leave.• Check in 45 minutes before start time in the morning at bank.• Life Jackets - Lanyards - Live-wells.• Life Jackets on when combustion engine is in gear. New guys get used to this rule.• Safety Brie�ng of location of safety gear with co-angler.• Must go in aid of anyone in distress.• Call triple Zero �rst “000” before notifying anyone else.• Respect the cold, if someone goes in the water get to their aid ASAP.• Standard navigational laws, ie speeding, dangerous driving, and close proximately can cause penalties.• Obey all rules and regulations, we have zero tolerance from now on, including the 30 metre ruling.• 30 metre rule, please ask someone to leave nicely before contemplating a protest.• Out of bounds areas - respect the safety no go areas around the wall and the timbered low speed laws.• Carry your o�cial licenses and paper work with you at all times on the water.

Fishing Details - As per Rules and Regulations Booklet• 31 cm tip - 250 gram penalty for short �sh• 2 �sh bag limit per angler.• Cast and retrieve only, no trolling, lure and �y only no bait.• Dead �sh penalty - 250 grams and you can’t upgrade the dead �sh.• Use a release weight when culling any �sh.• Needle �sh suspected of Barotrauma.• Fish-Care matters. We don’t want �sh �oating around the weigh-in area for spectators to �nd.• Help your co-angler to learn how to needle properly, if you don’t know go over to one of the other anglers and ask,• don’t be embarrassed about �sh-care.• A live �sh weighed in and presented to the weigh station live is counted as a live �sh.

Check in details - Checking in from shore approaching the weigh-in area.• Checking boats from 6:15am. - As soon as checked in move o�shore.• We will start as soon as check in has �nalised.• Start in order will be from right to left from the right hand bay.• Final Session will be chase start - In order of boaters position.• Keep your bass in the live-well as long as possible and bring ice for the bass to stay healthy.• You may pump water from down deep if you can.

Weather on St Clair - Bring water, Hydrate, prepare for the cool conditions, and freak storms.• Keep an eye on the weather at all times, as the “Skipper” you are responsible for your own actions and the safety of• your vessel and passengers.• Bad weather and fog delays - Delayed starts or canceled sessions can occur because of weather events.• Lightning strikes - Take shelter at the closest shelter you can �nd, don’t risk it.• Weather Report - To be accessed hourly - Weather forecast at this stage looks good.

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Weigh-in - Reduced Weigh Bags - Don’t place bags in the bump tanks.• Session One - Starting at 11:00am Speedy weigh-in with small comments for individuals with the larger bags.• Session Two - Starting from 5:00pm - Speedy weigh-in with small comments for individuals with the larger bags.• Session Three - Starting from 11:00am - Extensive weigh-in for all to comment and promote the sport.• Speak about the location, the �shing, and your sponsors including their new products. • O�cial time is ___________.

Weigh-in Structure - Atomic Pro/Am - Keep your �sh in the live-well for as long as possible.• Key Tags must be on board by 11:00am & 5:00pm Saturday & 11:00am Sunday - 250 gram penalty per minute, and a • loss of sessions weight and 1,250 gram penalty after 5 minutes. Key Tag board will at start line.• Supplied wet/cool bags at the shoreline, fully seal-able and zip up, �ll with live-well water and bring your �sh to the• tent. • Wait in-line for your turn the proceed to the weigh-in area quickly, after each angler �nishes up.• After the �nal competitor weighs in we will progress with winners cheques, look for your name on the LED Board.• If you are leading day one we want you to weigh-in last on day two.

Prizes Pro - 1st Qualify for the Atomic B.A.S.S. Australia Nation Championship• 1st Pro - JML $3,000 Cheque, JML Champion Trophy, Westin Rod • 2nd Pro - JML $1,200 Cheque, JML 2nd place trophy. • 3rd Pro - JML $750 Cheque, JML 3rd place trophy. • 4th Pro - JML $450 Cheque. • 5th Pro - JML $400 Cheque. • 6th Pro - JML $350 Cheque.

TOURNAMENT INFORMATION TOURNAMENT DATES - June 16th - 18th 2017 - 3 SESSION EVENT O�cial Registration Friday 16th June 1:30pm - 5:00pm - Safety Brie�ng - 5:05pm Session Times - Session One (S1) - Saturday 17th June 7:00am - 11:00am Session Times - Session Two (S2) - Saturday 17th June 1:00pm - 5:00pm Session Times - Session Three (S3) - Sunday 18th June 7:00am - 11:00am LAUNCH LOCATION - Lake St Clair - NSW. WEIGH-IN TIMES - 11:00am & 5:00pm SATURDAY 11:00am SUNDAY WEIGH-IN LOCATION - Lake St Clair - NSW.

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Interviews - Questions?• We would like to interview top placings in from each division after the �nal weigh-in on Sunday.• Interviews take 5 minutes each. Winners please stay for photo shoot.

Bonus Prizes - Tonic Big Bass PrizeTONIC BIG BASS - Largest bass of the tournament win a Pair of Tonic Eyewear.

O�cial Pairing • Find it online at www.bassaustralia.com.au• Move out of the way for others to group up.

Prizes Co-Angler - 1st Qualify for the Atomic B.A.S.S. Australia Nation Championship• 1st Co-Angler - JML Co-Angler Champion Trophy, Samurai Rod, Atomic Mega Pack, $100 Motackle.com.au Voucher • 2nd Co-Angler - Westin Rod, Atomic Mega Pack, $100 Motackle.com.au Voucher • 3rd Co-Angler - Atomic Rod, Atomic Mega Pack. • 4th Co-Angler - Atomic Lure Pack. • 5th Co-Angler - Atomic Lure Pack. • 6th Co-Angler - Atomic Lure Pack.

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O�cial Pairing

B.A.S.S. AUSTRALIA NATIONBoat Assignments

JML ANGLERS ALLIANCE ST CLAIR CLASSIC NSW 6/16- 6/18/2017 Lake St Clair

Division: BASS 2017 Federation#:

Boat # Participant's Name

Page 1June 12, 2017

1 Boater DEAN SILVESTER 1 PAUL ALDOUS 2 Boater MATTHEW LANGFORD 2 LLOYD BROWN 3 Boater BILL SCHLOSS 3 MALCOLM DRAPER 4 Boater DANE RADOSEVIC 4 HAYDEN FERRICKS-BELLAMY 5 Boater GRAHAM FORD 5 KYLE LEWIS 6 Boater ALAN MCNAMARA 6 DAVID BOYAK 7 Boater PETER JENKINS 7 WADE BURTON 8 Boater DALE JOHNSON 8 Jarrod Stacey 9 Boater GARRY HARMAN 9 DAYNE TAYLOR 10 Boater RAY HOLMES 10 SPARE

SPARE

11 Boater DAVID HEDGES 11 DYLAN FRYER 12 Boater MARK FERGUSON 12 DARREN CONDUIT 13 Boater LUKE DRAPER 13 CRAIG SCHEIDER 14 Boater BARRY REYNOLDS 14 DANIEL MCCOY 15 Boater TERRY ALLWOOD 15 16 Boater RICKY DOYLE 16 COLIN LINTON 17 Boater PATRICK CONDUIT 17 RICHARD ROBSON 18 Boater SIMON MARCHANT 18 Nick Price 19 Boater JYE CLAYDEN 19 JILL WALES 20 Boater JUSTIN EVANS 20 MARK KING 21 Boater STEVEN CHANG





Page 2June 12, 2017

21 MATTHEW TUXFORD 22 Boater SCOTT HUTCHINSON 22 DANIEL LEWIS 23 Boater DAVE WELFARE 23 CAMERON JONES 24 Boater TOM SLATER 24 JOHN FRANCIS 25 Boater STEVE MULDOON 25 JULIAN SMITH 26 Boater JOE ALLAN 26 PHILLIP LEWIS 27 Boater DAVID LANE 27 JUSTIN FRENEY 28 Boater MARK LENNOX 28 GREG RIGBY 29 Boater JONNO AUSTIN 29 ALLAN PRICE 30 Boater GEORGE TOPALIDIS 30 ROBERT TILLEY 31 Boater OPEN 31 OPEN 32 Boater OPEN 32 OPEN 33 Boater OPEN 33 OPEN Total number of participants: 60





Page 2June 12, 2017

21 MATTHEW TUXFORD 22 Boater SCOTT HUTCHINSON 22 DANIEL LEWIS 23 Boater DAVE WELFARE 23 CAMERON JONES 24 Boater TOM SLATER 24 JOHN FRANCIS 25 Boater STEVE MULDOON 25 JULIAN SMITH 26 Boater JOE ALLAN 26 PHILLIP LEWIS 27 Boater DAVID LANE 27 JUSTIN FRENEY 28 Boater MARK LENNOX 28 GREG RIGBY 29 Boater JONNO AUSTIN 29 ALLAN PRICE 30 Boater GEORGE TOPALIDIS 30 ROBERT TILLEY 31 Boater OPEN 31 OPEN 32 Boater OPEN 32 OPEN 33 Boater OPEN 33 OPEN Total number of participants: 60

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Session Start Times:S1 - 7:00am, S2 - 1:00pm, S3 - 7:00am

Session Finish Times:S1 - 11:00am, S2 - 5:00pm, S3 - 11:00am

Co-Angler moves down the list, once the angler reaches the bottom of the group, they are paired with the top of the group pro.





Page 1June 12, 2017

1 Boater DEAN SILVESTER 1 PAUL ALDOUS 2 Boater MATTHEW LANGFORD 2 LLOYD BROWN 3 Boater BILL SCHLOSS 3 MALCOLM DRAPER 4 Boater DANE RADOSEVIC 4 HAYDEN FERRICKS-BELLAMY 5 Boater GRAHAM FORD 5 KYLE LEWIS 6 Boater ALAN MCNAMARA 6 DAVID BOYAK 7 Boater PETER JENKINS 7 WADE BURTON 8 Boater DALE JOHNSON 8 Jarrod Stacey 9 Boater GARRY HARMAN 9 DAYNE TAYLOR 10 Boater RAY HOLMES 10 RICHARD ROBSON

DANIEL MCCOY

11 Boater DAVID HEDGES 11 DYLAN FRYER 12 Boater MARK FERGUSON 12 DARREN CONDUIT 13 Boater LUKE DRAPER 13 CRAIG SCHEIDER 14 Boater BARRY REYNOLDS 14 SPARE 2 15 Boater TERRY ALLWOOD 15 16 Boater RICKY DOYLE 16 COLIN LINTON 17 Boater PATRICK CONDUIT 17 SPARE 3 31 Boater GEORGE TOPALIDIS 31 Nick Price 19 Boater SIMON MARCHANT 19 JILL WALES 20 Boater JYE CLAYDEN 20 MARK KING 21 Boater JUSTIN EVANS

Following its recent release in the Japanese domestic market the Revo ALX has hit Australian shores. Based on high quality components, light weight design the Revo ALX incorporates new technology including the Salt Shield Concept bear-ing and AMGearing™ systems within the compact Revo design.

SSC (Salt Shield Concept) bearing employs newly developed ball bearings that are coated with a water-repelling shield which greatly reduces rotation noise caused by salt adhesion improving operation and durability.

SSC is applied to key HPCR (High performance corrosion resistant) bearings to provide an increase in durability, smoothness, and corro-sion resistance, improving performance in all fishing conditions.

The AMGearing™ System combines a precision machined aluminium gear with our COG (Computer Optimized Gear) gear design, result-ing in a gear system that has been optimized to give the ultimate in smoothness and durability.

The C6 carbon body and rotor provides significant weight reduction without sacrificing strength and durability.

Revo ALX is equipped with the Rocket Line Management System, which is a combination of bail angle, spool lip design and slow oscilla-tion that gives anglers the ability to cast further and manage line more effectively.

Dedicated to light to medium tackle lure fishing from bream on hard bodies through to snapper on plastics. With 6 models in the series ranging from 2000 to 5000 sizes. All models feature 7+1 bearings with super smooth carbon drag systems with drag force from 3kg to 10kg depending on the model.

ALX

Model Weight (g) Ratio Max Drag cm/turn Bearings Capacity m Lb/PE

Revo ALX 2000SH 200 6.2:1 3 83 7+1 0.165(4lb) 100m / PE 0.6 100m

Revo ALX 2500SH 217 6.2:1 5.2 87 7+1 0.205(6lb) 100m / PE 0.8 150m

Revo ALX 2500SD 230 6.2:1 5.2 73 7+1 0.205(6lb) 100m / PE 0.8 150m

Revo ALX 3000SH 227 6.2:1 5.2 96 7+1 0.235(8lb) 150m / PE 1.2 150m

Revo ALX 4000SH 284 6.2:1 7.7 98 7+1 0.285(12lb) 120m / PE 2 150m

Revo ALX 5000H 395 5.6:1 10 91 7+1 0.405(22lb) 150m / PE 3 240m

ALX 2000SH ALX 2500SH ALX 2500SD ALX 3000SH ALX 4000SH ALX 5000H

1: 2 bearings were placed side by side and completely submerged in experimental salt water. White spacers were placed un-der the bearings so that salt water would get inside the bearings from the bottom.

2: Beginning of the experiment. No difference was detected on 2 bearings. (Left: normal stainless steel ball bear-ing. Right: Salt Shield ™ ball bearing.)

3: 2 days passed. The normal ball bear-ing was covered with red rust. Salt crystals were detected on the normal ball bearing as the salt water naturally evaporated. In contrast, no remarkable difference was detected on the Salt Shield ™ ball bearing.

4: 4 days passed. The salt water evapo-rated completely and the normal stainless steel ball bearing was covered with salt crystals and red rust, while no remarkable difference was detected on the Salt Shield

SSC (Salt Shield Concept) bearing employs newly developed ball bearings that are coated with a water-repelling shield which greatly reduces rotation noise caused by salt adhesion improving operation and durability.

SSC is applied to key HPCR (High performance corrosion resistant) bearings to provide an increase in durability, smoothness, and corrosion resistance, improving performance in all fishing conditions.

Salt Shield ™ An experiment was conducted where a Salt Shield ™ Ball Bearing and a normal stainless steel ball bearing were submerged in experimental salt water (salt concentration 5.5%) and left for 4 days until the salt water evaporated completely. Experimental salt water of 5.5% salt concentration. Average salt concentration of natural sea water is 3.5%

ALXREVO ALX combines Abu Garcia’s latest Salt Shield ™ technology within the light weight and compact REVO design.

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