WAIAU pA BOATING CLUB
FAMILY FISHING CONTEST
Family Fishing Contest each year in February depending on weather and tide. This is a great family day out, and the club encourages youngsters to get out and experience the excitement of fishing.
Fishing competion was sunday march 24 2024
over $5,500 in prizes & Raffles
Thanks to all those that entered
Adults section
Heaviest Snapper James Allan 5.260 kg
Junior Section (Under 12)
Heaviest Snapper Kaeleb Allison 2.600 kg
IMAGES FROM 2024 EVENT
FISHING COMPETItiON SPONSORS
The 2024 fishing competition is run with the support of the following key sponsors along with a number of businesses that help support this event.
We would also thank the following supporting Sponsors
AS Wilcox & Sons
Total Beauty Pukekohe
Jennifer Stewart Hairdressing
Waiau Pa Automotive Solutions
Grant Sharman Art
Woolworths NZ
Counties Fitness Pukekohe
Harringtonwest Hair Salon
Transnet
Seddon 64 Eatery
Superior Hire
HISTORY
In 1962 both Mr Laurie Crispe and Mr Dick Blackett investigated possible boat ramp sites at Clarks Beach and Waiau Pa, then approached the Harbour Board representative for advice.
This resulted in a decision in favour of the Waiau Pa site and the calling of a public meeting. On the 20th Jan 1962 the Clarks Beach Ratepayers Ass. called a meeting at the Waiau Pa Hall to discuss the proposition of building a boat ramp at the Waiau Pa Wharf site. It was also decided to form a boating Club to be called the Waiau Pa Boat Club. The Franklin County Council assisted with the design, engineering calculations, quantity surveying and subsidized the initial construction costs of the original ramp. In 1975 club members discussed the purchase of a piece of land from the adjoining landowner. Mr Max Hunter. On September the 16th 1976, a public meeting was held to discuss financing the land purchase. A price of $11,000.00 is recorded. The Club provided the total finance required for the purchase of the land. In 1978 a second ramp was constructed with the Club meeting all the costs of this work. December 2009 a new resource consent and building consent were granted for a new replacement pontoon structure and a $50,000 grant was awarded by the then Auckland Regional Council.
This resulted in a decision in favour of the Waiau Pa site and the calling of a public meeting. On the 20th Jan 1962 the Clarks Beach Ratepayers Ass. called a meeting at the Waiau Pa Hall to discuss the proposition of building a boat ramp at the Waiau Pa Wharf site. It was also decided to form a boating Club to be called the Waiau Pa Boat Club. The Franklin County Council assisted with the design, engineering calculations, quantity surveying and subsidized the initial construction costs of the original ramp. In 1975 club members discussed the purchase of a piece of land from the adjoining landowner. Mr Max Hunter. On September the 16th 1976, a public meeting was held to discuss financing the land purchase. A price of $11,000.00 is recorded. The Club provided the total finance required for the purchase of the land. In 1978 a second ramp was constructed with the Club meeting all the costs of this work. December 2009 a new resource consent and building consent were granted for a new replacement pontoon structure and a $50,000 grant was awarded by the then Auckland Regional Council.
Contact DETAILS
Waiau Pa Boat Club
112a Findlay Road,
Rd 3, Pukekohe, 2678
Club President Grant Mackay 0274780047
Club Secretary Lorraine Ward-Allen
Email President
president@waiaupaboatclub.org.nz
Email Secretary
secretary@waiaupaboatclub.org.nz