A children's competition was held over the weekend in Répcelak
Répcelak has had an excellent fishing profession for many years, led by Attila Kádi, president of the association, as evidenced by the growing number of child anglers there and the constant demand for youth programs. On the last Sunday of August, the Répcelak Fishing Association organized its traditional children's competition.
Pre-registration of 20 children was registered by the directors, however, due to the cold front of the night and the windy weather, seventeen appeared in the competition, which can still be considered a nice number of people. The competition was organized into two categories, between lower and upper grades.
After the morning briefing, the children took up their fishing spot by pulling out numbers written on candies. During the preparation, Aunt Giza's delicious flame was already prepared for breakfast, which the children ate even before they started. At the time of the competition, 1 rod could be used at the same time and a maximum of 1 single-hook hook could be used on the gear, only floating methods could be used.
Catching fish was very difficult in the already stormy wind and made things very difficult for the young people, which is why unfortunately few fish got into the bags during the 4-hour race. The lucky ones managed to catch one or two carp and grass carp, while the less fortunate managed to catch only small fish that day.
Despite the lack of competition in the catches, the children had a good time and were able to compare their knowledge gained during the fishing profession in a well-organized competition.
- The winners are upper grades:
1. Mesterházi Áron 6000 gr
2. Bognár Luca 1900 gr
- Lower grades:
1. Barnabás Boros 1120 gr
2. Buti Benjamin 1040 gr:
3. Ágoston Dávid 160 gr
4. Fisherman Martin 140 gr
5. Takács Petra 100 gr
6. Gergő Csorba 40 gr 3 fish
7. Szabó Alexandra 40 gr 2 fish
8. Firisz Hanna 20 gr
Thanks to the plethora of offers, every child was able to return home with gifts.
Among the tops, Áron Mesterházi received a special prize for the largest carp and the largest amur.
Luca Bognár received a gift for the smallest fish.
Barnabás Boros received a special prize for the biggest carp and Dávid Ágoston for the smallest fish!
At the end of the competition, the association hosted all those present with a bowl of goulash prepared by Zoltán Kiss and Krisztián Pájter. Master Marianna was kind to the children with a baked cake.
Congratulations to the children for their perseverance and thank you for all your helping work!
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