Newsletter JUNE/JULY 2019

COME AND SEE THE NEW AND IMPROVED MAAC!

Marmion Angling and Aquatic Club West Coast Drive Marmion

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3 From the President FROM THE PRESIDENT Steve Knight 4 From the Helm 6 Captain’s Report Welcome to the June/July edition of the MAAC 7 Fishing Comp Results Michael is around most weekdays and usually stays Newsletter. back for the Chase the Ace on Wednesdays and the 8 State Boat Championships Friday draws, so come on down and say hello. Some big things have happened over the last couple 12 You call that a fish of months, the biggest is the refurbishment of the We are also fast approaching our AGM in October. 13 Spearfishing Report Restaurant and Southern Bar. We have several committee positions becoming available including Club President, General Committee 14 Dive Report We now have not only the best location on the West Members, Club Captain and Angling & Sport positions. If Coast to share good times with family and friends, but 19 Tour De Force you have something to offer our Club and would like to also the most comfortable and contemporary venue. be involved in any of the Committees, please feel free 22 Chase The Ace It has been fantastic seeing and hearing members to talk to me or any other General Committee Member comments as they see the light bright décor that meets about what is involved. 25 Outcome of Audit Tender them as they walk into our Club. 26 Darts Report See you at the Club Come and view the refurbishment, with happy hours 28 Dining at the MAAC on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons, Chase Steve Knight the Ace on Wednesday and the usual raffle draws and PRESIDENT 32 Á La Carte Menu buffet on Friday, there is always something happening at the MAAC.

As you are aware, our Club Manager Robert Weir is LIKE US ON moving on to a new chapter in his life after being at FACEBOOK! MAAC MERCHANDISE the helm of the MAAC for almost 13 years. In that time, Available from the office Monday - Friday he has tirelessly managed our Club through several Keep up to date with all renovations including our previous major upgrade some the club events, activities nine years ago that included the balcony widening, and specials! the installation of the very popular beachside Seawall Bar and of course, the latest revamp.

Robert, on behalf of the members, staff and General - Motor & Marine Trimmers Committee, we thank you and wish you well in your JP’S - Motor Body Trimmers future pursuits. I am sure that you will not be a stranger Short Sleeve - Boat & 4WD Canopies Spray Jacket $35 Polo $35 Short Sleeve Vest $45 Plain Polo $32 here at the MAAC. TRIM - Shade Sails With Robert’s outgoing we welcome onboard our new - Tarpaulins & Toolbags Postcards 5 for $1 Club Manager Michael Sassella. SHOP - Repairs Michael has already started at the MAAC and is slowly finding his feet. With a solid history in the hospitality PH: 9248 7084 M: 0418 938 077 industry, we look forward to some sensational additions F: 9248 7267 A: Unit 1/99 Mulgul Drv Malaga Broad Rim Embroided to our menus. Rugby Top $45 Peak Cap $14 Hat $18 Cap $16 Beanie $25

2 Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. 3 BUDGET 2019/2020 The end of another financial year has come and retain our selling prices well under our competitors and gone and what a year it has been. The weather always remain highly competitive. has not been the greatest for our anglers or divers, our juniors had limited days where they could go THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT OVER THE out on the water, and the beach in front of the LAST DECADE MAAC was washed away for almost two months. This will be my final report as Club Manager and I would Club Manager Winter is now upon us and whilst it is a little chilly, like to say a big thank you to all members. Over the years, FROM THE HELM we have seen a lot of rain, which is good for our on occasion some may have disagreed with my decisions, Robert Weir dams and gardens. The Club has undergone a however I leave knowing that this great Club is in terrific major refurbishment to ensure we look after the shape. A long waiting list of people wanting to join, no RENOVATIONS asset, our building, and continue to give you the debt, money in the bank and a good team to lead going The renovations are almost complete and for those that Each week Club Members are only eligible to enter member a great venue to visit. forward. have visited the Club, the comments have been very “Chase the Ace” so come down on a Wednesday positive. Come down and see what we have achieved, evening between 5.00 and 6.30pm and see if you can The economy for many is still tough and every I have made many friends and will cherish my memories enjoy the ambiance, the new layout and let our team take home the money. Buy a drink and the bar staff will day we read or hear from local Council, State whilst being at the Club. I would publicly like to express my look after you for being a member. give you a few tickets so that you can “Chase the Ace” or Federal Governments or major household thanks and gratitude to our entire operational team. Whilst I and you may walk home with a nice bit of cash. suppliers like Energy Companies etc. that their single out a few, Arty, Paula, Nigel, Tony, Ian and the entire The brief was “bright and breezy” with a coastal flair and costs are on the up and up and generally well in crew at the MAAC, do and have done, a sensational job that we have achieved. Our designer Mia Crannage XMAS IN JULY excess of inflation. over the years to look after you. Yes, they are paid but all go certainly hit the brief and the GC and management are Every year in July we run this very popular night. Santa above and beyond for this great Club. Well done. very pleased with the results. drops in to say hello and there’s roast turkey and ham We at the MAAC are very conscious of this and in and all the trimmings topped off with plum pudding formulating our budget for the next twelve months MAAC MERCHANDISE The Northern end of the building built around the and ice cream, followed by a night of merriment and have worked hard to look after you the member. Come downstairs and view the great range of MAAC Bluewater Room, Northern Bar and toilets are yet to dancing, which makes for a fun evening. The band We will be doing all in our power to hold prices merchandise. Hats, caps, short sleeve polo shirts, rain jackets be upgraded, however this hopefully will happen next Pretty Fly will entertain you and for the cost of $55.00 stable and ensure that we deliver you the very and rugby tops. We have sizes for all at very reasonable year. We now want all members to enjoy your new per person this is truly an event not to miss. Bookings best service and make it attractive for you to visit prices. Come down to the office, say hello to the staff and surroundings and pop in and say hello. are essential so call the office on 9447 1733 and let our your Club. We have a great membership and if all try on some of the goods. office staff look after you. visited us a few times a month it would make a great deal of difference in holding prices stable. SMOKING BANNED ON THE BALCONY AND NEW FAULTY TOWERS – DINNER AND SHOW – SATURDAY ENTRANCE POINTS 3RD AUGUST It is pleasing to announce that for the third year in Effective 15th July due to current legislation and a ruling by This is the one show of the year that you do not want a row there will be no increase in Membership Fees the GC, smoking will now only be permitted in the following to miss. The Faulty Towers team will have you in fits of and only a very modest increase in beer prices. areas: Northern Car Park, Southern Car Park and South laughter throughout the entire night. The antics built The General Committee and Management want Western Corner of the building near the lower Car Park. around the dinner table and the crazy actions of Basil you to know that we are doing our part in ensuring Fawlty, Sybil & Manuel will ensure you have a spirited that the MAAC is the Club that looks after its The legislation is very specific that smoking is prohibited and fun evening. This show and three course meal will members and in doing so can only hold down our near main entrances and within close proximity to air cost you $90.00, however you will not regret this night costs if all members support and visit the Club. conditioning intake vents. Whilst some will not be happy of nights. Bookings are selling fast so get a table with this decision, times have changed and for the benefit together and call the office on 9447 1733. BEER PRICES TO RISE THURSDAY 1ST AUGUST of the majority, we trust smokers will accept the changes We have been notified by our major suppliers and only use the areas allocated. No Smoking Signs will be STATE BOATS that effective 1st August tariff increases on the posted around the building so please abide by them. It is great to report that our Club once again came out purchase of alcohol supplied to the MAAC will be CHASE THE ACE on top, and to all who fished for the MAAC, well done. increased. The General Committee has a policy SAFETY RAIL INSTALLED NORTHERN RAMP TO The jackpot now stands at $2,400.00. Since our last “MAAC STATE BOAT CHAMPIONS”. Please refer to the that as and when excise increases are handed SEAWALL BAR newsletter Alison Robertson drew the Queen of article later in this newsletter and as Club members, you down, which is twice a year, 1st February and 1st After listening to the concerns of members entering the Club Diamonds, Angela Reddington the 2 of Spades, Fritz should be very proud of all our teams that re-enforced in August, that they are immediately handed on. via the Northern Ramp for safety reasons the GC has initiated Nebel the 4 of Diamonds, Gary Pattenden the 9 of the angling fraternity, that the MAAC is the best Club on We have for the last three years (six increases) not the installation of a safety rail down the Northern Side of the Clubs, Glenn Williams the Ace of Spades and won the coast and the fishing power of the west. We are an moved our beer prices to ensure we look after building. This will be in situ within the coming days. himself $150.00, Michael Murtha the 3 of Hearts, Paul Angling & Aquatic Club and must at all times continue our membership, however the new increases Hillary the 6 of Diamonds and Paul Zadnick the King of to enforce to all the reason why this Club was started are nominal and management would like all Robert Weir Spades. and thank our founding fathers for the great insight. members to be aware that we will continue to CLUB MANAGER

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CATEGORY Points/ SPONSOR Weight Doubles Winner Glen & Mitch Hillary 57.42Pts North Coast Concrete P/L – Steve & Sheryl Bevis & Solomons Flooring Joondalup - Colm & Philomena Kane Doubles Runner Up Glenn & James Omond 51.24 Pts Hillarys Boat & Tackle Singles Winner Shaun Murphy 36.30 Pts Hillarys Boat & Tackle Singles Runner Up Mitch Hillary 33.78 Pts Globe Insurance Services – Joe Barbaro Veterans Kevin Murphy 23.91 Pts Gold Construction – Aldo & Amaryll Werjutina Veterans Runner Up Terry Couldridge 17.40 Pts Wangara 4WD World – Zane Preston Ladies Grace Hackett 11.57 Pts Reece Plumbing Junior Grace Hackett 11.57 Pts Margaria Cleaning Group – Roland & Sam Margaria Junior Runner Up Scarlett Hackett 10.64 Pts Hillarys Boat & Tackle Mini Junior Not awarded Carramar Resourse Industries – Borrello Family CAPTAIN’S REPORT Geoff Kirk Visitors T. O’Sullivan 12.18 Pts MAAC Most Species Mitch Hillary Eight (8) Doug Clegg Award - Ian Wilkes & Family Catch & Release Roy Lukies 16.69 Pts Reece Plumbing Fish of the Day – Dhufish Shaun Murphy 19.84 kgs MJ Murphy & Sons - Gerard & Renee Murphy Dhufish Shaun Murphy 19.84 kgs Mini Mix Concrete – Hillary Family MAY FISHING COMPETITION REPORT King George Whiting Steve Gostlow 1.265 kgs Carine Homes - Phil & Dale Crannage A rarity, light winds, sunshine, how can that Come down and be a part of the fishing experience Samson Fish Mitch Hillary 16.74 kgs Wangara 4WD World – Zane Preston happen on a fishing competition day? I was in at the MAAC. Snapper - Pink Gary Davies 2.156 kgs Shore Catch – Chessells Family Baldchin Groper John Cant 2.983 kgs Award Contracting – Tim Daws Karratha battling 25 to 30 knot winds trying to Breaksea Cod Glen Hillary 1.688 kgs Darren Hall Electrical Contractors – Hall Family catch fish in very skinny water, that’s how. Just My apologies in advance for coming back for the Shark Not awarded - All Boats & Caravans – Maz Yahiha Tailor James Omond 0.478 kgs Wangara 4WD World – Zane Preston wait and see what happens when I get back for June competition, watch the winds howl. Skippy Tony Berichon 1.157 kgs Sky West – Justin Bransby the June competition. Herring Scarlett Hackett 0.293 kgs Sorrento Electrix - Darren Fairburn & Family Sand Whiting Murray Cribb 0.317 kgs Patron’s Award – Lockhart Family JUNE FISHING COMPETITION REPORT FISHINGMAY COMPETITION RESULTS Flathead Doug Christiansen 1.076 kgs Barnet Building Co. P/L – Paul & Christine Sumner Around 35 boats took advantage of the conditions The June fishing competition was to be run on Garfish Not awarded - Bulldog Security – Steve & Wendy Walker Squid Alan Watts 0.865 kgs Fluid Finance Group – Paul Tasker on the day and the rewards were fantastic. Saturday the 8th of June, with the reserve day the Great to see one of our favourite fatties, oops, following Sunday. Weather report for the Saturday, sorry, sons, take out the singles on the day. gale weather warning. Fishing comp postponed Shaun Murphy had one hell of a day out with to the reserve day. Forecast for Sunday, ditto with the highlight being a 19.84 kg Dhufish, as well a seven meter swell. June fishing competition as picking up the fish of the day prize. There are cancelled. Sound familiar? not too many harder workers or nicer people PANTONE 389C than S Murphy at the MAAC. We do see Shaun The BBQ in the Boatshed went ahead as usual and PANTONE 306C collecting winners vouchers fairly regularly for despite the horrid weather, we had very good inshore species, just goes to show that his all- numbers, and why wouldn’t we? round angling skills are right up there with the best. (That’s enough sucking up for mentioning Our thanks to the dive section for turning up with a his ample waist line). couple of Hollywood smokers and plenty of Spanish Mackerel, Long Tail Snapper and Marmion Dhufish The catch & release competition is going from fillets as well as some pork ribs, and to Elanie Hillary, strength to strength with Roy Lukies taking out an enormous thank you for your pot of lamb and this month’s prize with 16.69 points and as you will vegetable soup that saw ques longer than at the see by the results, there were some exceptional bar at opening time. Fingers crossed for July. fish caught, as well as Wattsy’s award winning PANTONE 389C cephalopod, a .865kg squid. As usual a Geoff Kirk PANTONE 306C sensational time was had by all in the Boatshed Club Captain on Saturday night. Shaun Murphy - Dhufish, 19.84kg Dean Williams - Dhufish

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Dean & Shaun - Brace of Dhufish

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Early Saturday morning on the 25th May, after The MAAC competed for the pride to say they two failed attempts due to poor weather to were the best in the West in 2019. The competition hold this great event, we finally took to the records a win for the best club and also best MAAC VETs - Phil and team MAAC Captain Geoff Kirk holds Matthew Bayliss catch water. Fished out of Hillarys Marina and then individual teams representing four divisions: winning trophy for the MAAC back to the MAAC for the presentations in the evening. 148 anglers travelled from around Veterans, Mens, Ladies & Juniors There are 15 special prizes for the best species caught and the following were the winners the state to compete in the competition with a on the day with six of the 12 coming from the MAAC. great majority of these being from the MAAC. The results speak for themselves with the MAAC taking a win in the following divisions: Mindarie & Districts It was truly a great site to see all boats leave 1 Tailor 0.407 David Eadie the marina at 6.30am as the siren was sounded Veterans, Mens, 2nd in the Juniors and 3rd in Sea Sports Club and head out in every direction looking for the Ladies that elusive spot. Some fishing inshore and Ocean Reef Sea many headed out deep for the larger species. 2 Red Snapper 0.426 Mick Campbell Champion Angler - Glen Carter Sports Club Champion Mens - Glen Carter The weather was cold and certainly fishable Marmion Angling & Champion Veteran - Kevin Murphy 3 Trevally 0.985 Grant Bird and early afternoon the wind came in and Aquatic Club made for a tough day on the water. Teams from: To Pat Shinnick and all from the AAA, well done. As usual the organisation on the day Marmion Angling & • Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club; ran like a well-oiled clock. To all at our Club 4 Queen Snapper 1.999 Brett Dunn • Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club; who worked tirelessly on the day behind the Aquatic Club • Hillarys Yacht Club; scenes and who fished for our great Club, • Quinns Rock Fishing Club; well done. Many celebrated into the night Ocean Reef Sea • Mindarie & Districts Sea Sports Club; 5 Pink Snapper 3.294 Alyce Weir and bragged about the one that got away. Sports Club • Mandurah Offshore Fishing & Sailing Club; Quinns Rock • Cockburn Power Boat Club; We will see all next year back on the water with 6 Flathead 1.352 Chris Florias the competition being hosted by the Hillarys Fishing Club represented their clubs on the day. Yacht Club. Marmion Angling & 7 Herring 0.262 Dave Woodcock Aquatic Club Marmion Angling & 8 Dhufish 11.587 Glen Omond Aquatic Club

Marmion Angling & 9 Baldchin Groper 3.969 Glen Carter Aquatic Club

Marmion Angling & 10 Breaksea Cod 1.782 Matthew Arnup Aquatic Club Prizes Pink Snapper 11 Whiting 0.229 Mark Thompson Quinns Rock Fishing Club

Mindarie & Districts Sea 12 King George Whiting 1.219 Bert Straw Sports Club

Leatherjacket Species Harlequin not caught: Pelagic - All Winning MAAC Vets Team Champion Angler - Glen Carter - MAAC

8 Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. 9 10 Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. 11 YOU CALL THAT A FISH? SPEARFISHING

Sometimes you are just lucky - like visiting the Well the weather hasn’t been favourable for the last two Rarotonga Game Fishing Club on the day that competitions with June seeing almost the worst weather we the first Marlin ‘grander’ (exceeding 1,000 pounds) have had all year. for 2019, worldwide, was caught and weighed in. Cameron Thorp, who was fishing with Brendan That being said, we had a good turnout at the Boatshed Gardiner, battled for five hours to land the fish where we had a couple of smokers going with Mackerel. which weighed 1,041 pounds or 472.6 kg. Matt McMurtie bought his wine barrel smoker down and smoked some pork ribs. They alone were worth turning up for. I was working for two weeks in the Cook Islands, on the main Island of Rarotonga, and on Saturday Andrew, Brodie and Mike smoking fish at ROB ALLEN the last comp 1 June, visited the Rarotonga Game Fishing Club, For those who do not know the name Rob Allen, he is returning later for the presentations of the Don Beer arguably the most known name in spearfishing and the Memorial fishing competition. Cameron Thorp and Winners presentation at the Rarotonga Game largest manufacturer of spearfishing equipment worldwide. a couple of friends told me the story of the catch Fishing Club We were lucky enough to have Rob hold a presentation in and provided two of the pictures for this article. the Boatshed where Rob covered his early career and the future direction of Rob Allen. Just after noon about 15 kilometres to the south of beautiful tropical Rarotonga, the Blue Marlin It was followed with an informal Q and A session and all struck. Cameron was using a Shimano Tiagra 80w found it very informative. overhead game fishing reel with a 60kg line and was fishing from the Tamahine, a 6 metre ‘poti Rob Allen with Paul Hillary in the Boatshed matara’ style boat he built himself. Poti matara SPEARWEST We have had a rigging night at Spearwest for members. translates from Maori as ‘fishing boat’ and is a Between trips it is well worth checking your shooting line, Polynesian deep V specialty with the console right your crimps are secure and spears are straight. You don’t up near the bow. Steering is with a stick rather than want to find out that you have gear failure once that dream a wheel, which allows for faster turns. fish appears. Any MAAC members can bring equipment to It took three hours of fighting the Marlin, followed Marlin on boat Spearwest and Shaun will rerig free of charge. by two hours of planing the fish up, to get it to the boat. Cameron and Brendan couldn’t get the fish RECENT SPEARED FISH onto the boat by themselves and needed help Some good fish have come in of late. Tom nearly hit the 20kg target on a recent trip north but fell short by a mere 20 Some of the MAAC members at the Spear from two other fishermen nearby. Even then, the West Dive Store Marlin could only just fit in the boat. grams. Nonetheless some good demersals were taken. Once back to shore, they had to rush to get the fish MERITOURIOUS to the weigh-in on time, loading the boat with the For those who haven’t entered, please get your money to marlin onto the trailer and driving the short distance Paul. This is an award recognised for the fish in context to the Game Fishing Club. Unsurprisingly, Cameron of how and where it was speared. It is often awarded won the Tournament and took out the $1,000 prize. to the best photo rather than the fish. It is also good to reflect on the fish over the past twelve months at the last Cameron is a part-time skipper for Akura Fishing BBQ in December. The line fisherman vote to determine Charters, operating out of Avatiu Harbour. If you the winning fish and the prize given at the MAAC awards are thinking of alternative places to fish, you could Tom Egling nearly Mike Kane 37.8kg night. We are also wanting a good representation of 20kg Mackerel Mackerel do a lot worse spearos at the awards night. than choosing the Cook Islands, which DIVERS is an absolutely We are still keen for more to get involved. If you are interested stunning destination or know someone who is keen, then invite them to a monthly in its own right. comp or meeting. The first competitions they can sign as a visitor and still be involved.

By Peter McHugh Weigh-in details The Grander weighing in at 1,041 pounds By Mike Kane Tom Egling’s Mahi Mahi speared at the FADs

12 Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. 13 NIGHT DIVES There were two Bicton Baths night dives organised in May and June. The site lies just down river from Fremantle port and has the usual issues present on most river dives, fine silty mud that is easily stirred up by the unwary and sometimes poor visibility. Lots of divers go crabbing and prawning, but there is plenty of other species to see, especially at night. These include Nudibranchs, Sea Anemones, Bream, Yellow Tailed Grunter, Cobbler, Blowfish, Tarwhine, Blennies, Seahorses and Porcupine Fish. This is a very popular spot for night diving. Currents can be strong away from the shore especially in the channel. The water was calm and flat, with the temperature a DIVE SECTION REPORT Sean Murray pleasant 22 degrees. The weather was perfect for both dives. The dives were well supported and the majority went home with a feed. A BBQ was provided after the dive and thanks to all the ladies and Toby (who forgot his BCD) for preparing FROM THE CHAIR the meal for the divers. We were also entertained by a flame baton twirler. It was with deep sadness that we farewelled our dear friend, Terry Morgan. Terry was a very active member of the Dive TRAINING Club who had forged many friendships, dived on many trips, overseas and locally. Terry’s sudden passing shocked us all. Nitrox Course He will be sadly missed at the Club, playing pool, diving and Joseph is looking at doing a Nitrox Course. The cost of the selling raffle tickets. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Terry’s course is $175 inc GST. This will include some online learning wife Sue and family. then a one night theory and a practical testing session. The primary benefit for using enriched air whilst diving is that you R.I.P. Terry Morgan. are exposed to less nitrogen when you go diving. The higher the percentage of oxygen in the cylinder means you will be breathing less nitrogen. You can use this benefit to your advantage in a couple of ways; one option is to extend your July and August are the best months for many on liveaboards that include swimming with these no stop time during your dives, so you get longer dive times, Asian dive destinations. In Komodo this is the lovely cetaceans. especially when completing repetitive dives. Alternatively, most nutrient-rich time so it’s great for blooming you might prefer to continue to dive within the no stop limits marine life. In Lembeh it is the best time for Peak season, aka Whale Shark season, in for air, but use the reduced intake of nitrogen to increase your critters. Visibility is at its best in Sipadan during Exmouth March to August, which coincides personal safety margin whilst diving. these months. Heading east, April to October with the best time for Manta Rays (May-Sept). is peak diving season in Fiji. Heading west, Humpbacks are typically seen during the months Air Fill Station Course July and August are the warmest times of the June – October. Migrating Humpback Whales This course is designed to promote safety in the filling of high- year in the Red Sea so you might want to think also inhabit Abrolhos Island waters during their pressure scuba cylinders. The Fill Station Operator is intended about Egypt or Sudan as your next destination. migration from around July to October. The to meet and exceed the minimum standards established by A better bet is to arrange a trip to Nha Trang, MAAC Dive Club has booked a trip from the the Code of Federal Regulations. In addition, it is intended Vietnam, from April to August when diving is at 8-11 August on the “Aussie Warrior” liveaboard. to allow candidates to competently and safely fill scuba its best and demand is low. In Nha Trang, diving “Aussie Warrior” is a 75ft Westcoaster purpose cylinders with air from a fill station or compressor. The is cheap and straight forward. Getting an open built charter boat. Aussie is quiet, fast and has objective of this course is to train candidates in the safe water or advanced certificate here is a great really great facilities with two showers/toilets. handling, filling and external inspection techniques, including idea. Not only will it be easy on the wallet, but There’s a large air conditioned saloon that will the identification of the various defective conditions that also a stress-free experience with interesting seat 16 people. There is a chef onboard so all can lead to cylinder rejection, equipment requirements and marine life to keep you entertained. The water meals are top notch. hazards in filling cylinders with high pressure air for recreational temperature is 26 - 29°C. Some MAAC Dive scuba. To do the course and be eligible for an access card, members will be going to Nha Trang from 21-26 There’s a tank filling compressor onboard plus you need to be a current financial member of the MAAC June 2019. The total cost for the trip is around they have 13 tanks of their own to help things Club as well as be a current financial member of the MAAC $1,200, which includes flights, breakfast and along if you plan to do multiple dives each day Dive Section. 2019 course cost is $150.00 inc GST. lunch, accommodation and two dives a day. to save time. There are still a few places available Night dives cost an additional $10. so get in quick to avoid disappointment. Costs If you are wanting to do any of the above courses, please are $350 per day which includes all your diving, contact Joseph ([email protected]). To run the course Visibility peaks in the Great Barrier Reef’s Coral food, tank fills and accommodation. You need Joseph needs a minimum of three students and a maximum Sea during the June to September period. Minke to arrange your own transport to Geraldton and of six. Whale season is June to August and you can go back to Perth.

14 Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. 15 ANNUAL HARBOUR CLEAN-UP DIVE TRAIL The world produces 300 million tonnes of plastic bit of slack for pulling his back out a few days After about 10 years of work on this project, each year, but only 10 per cent is recycled. before the clean-up. He was allocated team we are finally coming to a stage where we The rest ends up in landfill, or in our waterways, leader responsibilities coordinating the daily can see some movement. with one rubbish truck of plastic dumped in program for Team Manta. Amongst the rubbish our oceans every minute. Perth is home to removed was a mountain of tyres, batteries, chairs, Sunday the 12th of May we installed three some of the most spectacular oceans and a baby’s pushchair with toy attached, a washing of the concrete plinths. These have no glass waterways, but beneath the surface lies machine and bimini. Someone inadvertently or any information on them, they are so that tonnes of garbage, with plastic representing removed an octopus that was returned to the the department can see if they are going to 80 per cent of all marine debris. Every year ocean. We maintained high spirits throughout and move over the winter months, they went in at the MAAC divers become Team Manta and were rewarded with a party at Little Creatures a the right time, as since they have been in assist the NARC Club to clean-up one of afterwards with food and drinks on the house, place we have had big swells up to 6m and Perth’s harbours. This year the Fremantle where we got to pat ourselves on the back for a very strong winds. Harbour was the venue for the clean-up. The job well done in support of a good cause. In the clean-up dive covered more than five words of the energetic Chris Dodd “if you step over The last time I dived on them they had not kilometres of jetty water. The MAAC Club it you allow it”. moved and weighing in at 160kgs I cannot did not disappoint and several divers and see them going anywhere. other members (ground crew) volunteered That’s it for us guys, keep diving, blow bubbles no in support of the clean-up. Divers and ground troubles! Dive safe!! There has been one in the water for about 10 crew braved the grim weather and icy waters years at the channel marker to get inside the of Fremantle Harbour and helped remove reef and it is still where I placed it back then. 16.737 tonnes of debris. Sean copped a By Ruth Ross The glass had a bit of growth on it but it was easily removed. The colored photo and information is still fine with no sign of water getting into it.

The Department of Transport has approved a no boating area in front of the Club.

The other department wants us to put a mural on the north side of the Club on the south wall side of the ramp, which I have had approval from the committee to get done after we see the art work.

I need to dive the trail and check the concrete plinths to see that there is no movement and take some photos, so we might need to do a night dive or a day dive if conditions are good, we would need clear water and no swell.

Although the last two times I have dived, it had been very dirty with big swell, so I was unable to take photo in those conditions.

Many thanks to Mick Chessells for help with the paper work, Dean Williams and Lorrie for the boat and the heavy lifting. All going well we could have the trail up and going by the end of the year. But we are relying on the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and the Department of Transport.

Regards Paul Hillary

16 Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. 17 Hard to believe we are already over half way tourist trail. From hidden-gem attractions to through the year! I remember as a child, birthdays local favourites, Back-Roads will give you an and Christmas just seemed to take forever to come experience you won’t find with many other around, but as an adult and as you get older time companies. seems to fly by and another year is moving on fast! The Majestic Morocco 10 day tour is a The travel year for us so far has been a very busy beauty. Starting in Casablanca and finishing one, slowed down a little leading up to our recent in Marrakech – this tour offers daily breakfast, Federal Elections, but after the results, many seven lunches and four evening meals, one bookings have been made. As usual, the most of the highlights - become a Berber overnight popular destinations are Europe, Canada & USA with a sleep in a Sahara Desert Camp, sounds and Morocco seems to be a bit of a favourite exciting! Visit two UNESCO World Heritage destination at the moment. This is most definitely a listed sights, the Imperial City of Meknes and country that is best experienced with a reputable the village of Ait Benhaddou. This tour has travel company – one of these is Back-Roads such wonderful experiences that will leave Touring Company. you wanting more! This is a different style of coach touring – they Another great destination that Back-Roads only have a maximum of 18 passengers per will be touring in 2020 is the USA – this has group and they will run the tour with a minimum been an area of the world that has suffered of six passengers! On the vast majority of the for those who want the safety and comfort tours they travel by Mercedes or Mercedes of travelling with small group touring, and I for Vito mini-coaches that come equipped with one am very excited about the opportunities comfortable seats, air conditioning and large that now exist for our clients. Whether it be windows for enjoying the view. With the flexibility visiting the Magnificent Oak Valley Plantation to go anywhere a car can, they are able to take on the Heart of the Deep South nine day tour the smaller roads through beautiful scenery and taking in New Orleans, Natchez and Memphis, get right to the heart of tiny villages and buzzing or taste fresh oysters at Matunuck Oyster Farm cities. Long drives are kept to a minimum and your on the 10 day Portland, Jackson and Cape tour leader will have a host of interesting stories and Cod New England tour or Embark on a Jeep facts about places you will see. tour of Monument Valley on the 11 day Grand Canyon, Durango, Santa Fe, Colorado Stories Back-Roads offer leisurely paced itineraries with of the Southwest Tour, there is again wonderful no “up at the crack of dawn” departures and experiences to visit this vast country of the USA. with no long days hopping on and off the coach. One of the most enjoyable ways to experience Many of the Back-Road journeys are set up Here’s the chance to make your dreams come true! a different culture is to sample the cuisine. so you can do back to back tours and with From visits to local producers to food and wine many tours now released for sale in 2020, there tastings and even cooking classes, there will be are great Early bird special deals available. As As Australasia’s leading provider of pleasure craft insurance, Club Marine is giving away more plenty of opportunities to discover delicious new usual, the early bird will catch the worm!! than $260,000 in exciting boating and fishing prizes in their biggest ever promotion ‘Win The flavours. They stay at hand-picked boutique Dream’ from 1 May 2019 to 30 April 2020! To qualify for automatic entry, simply hold a Club accommodation in either classic country inns or Your travel agent, Carol Shaw Marine Pleasure Craft Insurance policy and Club Marine Magazine subscription at the time of elegant chateaus, each day’s journey ends in TOUR de FORCE TRAVEL each draw and you will automatically be in the running to win. The sooner you qualify the more a hotel with plenty of character. Truly getting to 9246 2177 | [email protected] chances you’ll have to win! know a destination means stepping off the typical So what are you waiting for? Buy, renew or subscribe now to see where your dreams could take you. AUSTRALIA: P: 1300 00 CLUB (2582) W: clubmarine.com.au NEW ZEALAND: P: 0800 11 CLUB (2582) W: www.clubmarine.co.nz

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24 Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. 25 GRAND FINAL WINNERS B2 GRADE - MAAC WHITE

GRAND FINALS RUNNER UP C GRADE - MAAC GOLD 1st 180 in BWDA - MAAC GREEN - Malcolm Mills.

The BWDA AGM was held earlier this year and the MAAC Darts Section is well represented on the Committee this year. Our very own Tim Anscombe became the President of the BWDA at Paula Giles the AGM and joining him on the Committee from MAAC is Chris McCarthy, Maureen Porter, DARTS FROM THE OCHE Paul McFarlane and Steve Allan. Great job guys.

The winter 2019 season has commenced and once again MAAC is well represented with four The summer season 2018/19 of BWDA has now concluded and MAAC did well with two teams teams over two grades in the BWDA. competing in Grand Finals over two grades. MAAC White - B2 Grade were successful and took the win, MAAC Gold were not so lucky. Gold went into the finals with five players, giving Wanneroo Currently as of the 04/06/2019 MAAC Teams stand on the ladder as: a one game advantage. MAAC Gold gave it their best and came second. Not bad for a team B-Grade - MAAC White 4th that were near the bottom of the ladder in the home and away rounds. C-Grade - MAAC Red 1st - MAAC Tartan 5th - MAAC Aqua 7th

The BWDA Dinner was held on the 25th May at Ocean Reef Sea and Sports Club. A great time was had by all players coming together and celebrating the summer season’s achievements, individually and teams.

B - GRADE MAAC WHITE B2 MAAC GOLD Highest Peg 123 - Tim Anscombe Most Pegs 17 - Matt Gray

MAAC WHITE B2 MAAC GOLD Highest Average 46.38 Highest Pegs 84 - Annette Kirwan Most Pegs 35 - Bruce Cross MAAC GOLD MAAC GREEN B2 Highest Average 36.81 - Colin Mc Williams Highest Peg 115 - Neil Rowse Winners! BWDA Dinner Summer Season 2018/19 MAAC AQUA MAAC GREEN B2 - Highest Peg 114 - Keith Maynard Highest Average 48.42 Most Pegs 29 - Lindsay Johnson MAAC AQUA Highest Average 34.16 C - GRADE Most Pegs 13 - Bob Boyd MAAC TARTAN Highest Peg 74 - Gordon Miller MAAC RED Most Pegs 14 - Michael McGeehan MAAC TARTAN Highest Peg 74 - Tony Humphries MAAC RED Highest Average 31.24 MAAC TARTAN Highest Pegs 93 - Quentin Porter Highest Average 36.79 Most Pegs 17 - Eoin Kennedy

Gerry Pooley ready for the night Quentin Porter receiving his award

26 Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. Marmion Angling & Aquatic Club W.A. 27 DINING AT THE MAAC

KITCHEN HOURS CLUB NIGHT Bookings are essential “FRIDAY DINING CALENDAR” Call 9447 1733

LUNCH JULY Wednesday to Sunday 12TH JULY – AMERICAN BBQ - $28.50 À la Carte 19TH JULY – SEAFOOD BUFFET - $42.50 12.00 noon to 2.30pm 26TH JULY - 3 COURSE - SOUP, BUFFET & DESSERT - $30.00

DINNER Wednesday, Thursday AUGUST & Saturday 2ND AUG – BALI, THAILAND & MALAYSIAN - $28.50 À la Carte 6.00pm to 9.00pm 9TH AUG – ROAST, CARVERY & CURRY - $28.50 16TH AUG – BRITISH INDIA - $28.50 Friday 23RD AUG – SEAFOOD BUFFET - $42.50 Buffet only 6.30pm 30TH AUG– 3 COURSE - SOUP, BUFFET, DESSERT & CHEESE- $30.00 (no À la Carte)

BAR SNACKS SEPTEMBER Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday 6TH SEPT – OTTOMAN TURKISH - $28.50 12.00 noon to 2.30pm 13TH SEPT – MAMBO ITALIANO - $28.50 20TH SEPT - SEAFOOD BUFFET - $42.50 Wednesday & Thursday 27TH SEPT – 3 COURSE - SOUP, BUFFET, DESSERT & CHEESE - $30.00 6.00pm to 9.00pm Friday & Saturday Our Friday night buffet is always very popular so please make sure you book so you do 12.00 noon to 9.00pm not miss out. Call the office on 9447 1733 Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 5.00pm.

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‘petite’ garlic bread for one $3.50 warm green olives, fennel, garlic $4.00 gluten free bread $3.50 warm kalamata olives, chilli, herb $4.50 toasted focaccia bread $3.50 feta cheese, mint, lemon, pepper $4.50 grilled ‘ottoman’ haloumi, date chutney, sumac $9.50 marinated anchovy, garlic, chilli $4.50 soup of the day , bread, butter (see specials) $9.50 chargrilled hot cacciatore sausage $8.00 fried local squid, lemon, parlsey $11.50 marinated esperance octopus, capers, olives, herb, chilli traditional caesar salad, poached egg $14.50 garlic, sumac for two $16.50 -add ‘petite’ chicken breast $22.50 bruschetta trio, roquette, tomato salsa, haloumi $13.50

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FROM THE GRILL all served with broccoli, tomato, and chips roast lamb shoulder, our own gravy $24.50 seafood for one, pan fried prawns, local squid, mussels in lemon and olive oil, tomato and parsley $28.50 simply grilled or battered fish of the day see specials chargrilled 285g sirloin steak, green peppercorn flambee’ $28.50

SIDES UNDER TWELVES small basket of chips $5.50 pineapple fritters $9.50 chicken nuggets $10.50 wedges, sweet chilli, sour cream $9.50 mini beef burger $10.50 battered shark and chips $11.50 cauliflower cheese for one thyme and paprika crumb $6.50 minute steak $12.50 kids’ ice-cream scoop $3.50 broccoli, peas, beans in lemon dressing $6.50 all served with chips and sauce baby cos, tomato, carrot, cucumber, beetroot and cheddar salad $6.50 alterations to menu $1.50

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