Top day out: A great crowd was on hand for the Australia Day Fishing Competition in Lockington.
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Steve Huntley
Riverine Herald photographer Steve Huntley made the trip to Lockington on Thursday, which played host to the town’s popular Australia Day Fishing Competition.
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An event for all the family, run by the Lockington Action Club, the competition featured a host of prizes, including for the biggest fish and most fish caught. The yabby races were popular, as was the ‘guess the mystery yabby weight’ competition.
Good grip: Jack Nichol, Harvey Collins and Riley Nichol with their yabbies.
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Steve Huntley
Fun times: Fletcher Fountis, with Jedd and Isla Bramley.
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Steve Huntley
All smiles: Alexis Beattie, Wayne Beattie, Noah, Tayiah and Tiara Bester.
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Steve Huntley
Great turnout: A number of people were in attendance for the Australia Day Fishing Competition in Lockington.
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Steve Huntley
Relaxing: Terri Haebich, Luke Roberts, James Roberts, Jimmy, Harrison and Braxton Hann.
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Steve Huntley
Winner: Riley Nichol and his prized yabby.
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Steve Huntley
Wetting a line: Braxton Hann trying to catch a big one.
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Steve Huntley
Family friendly: The Lockington Action Club Australia Day Fishing Competition has a wonderful history.
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Steve Huntley
Caught: Charlie Eade, Tannah Couchman and Oscar Eade.
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Steve Huntley
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