Caloundra Power Boat Club Fishing Club - CPBCFC

Social Events

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Social Events

Presentation Night

The Fishing Club’s Annual Presentation and Dinner Night is always a well-attended evening to recognise the achievements of Club members throughout the fishing competition year.

Awards are presented to winners and runners up in the divisions of Offshore and Estuary Mens ‘A’ Grade, Mens ‘B’ Grade, Veterans, Ladies and Juniors. Awards are also presented for some of the heaviest fish for both offshore and estuary. It is a time when the Club recognises the efforts of our Club volunteers, sponsors and supporters.

Christmas

This event is always a relaxing day and the highlight of the day is the lunch provided by the Fishing Club. The Club’s Social Secretary with a team of helpers ensures a fun event for all members to celebrate the festive system.

Bowls Days

The Social Secretary arranges a ‘barefoot’ lawn bowls morning at the Pelican Waters Bowls Club once a year. This popular Sunday morning of social bowls with prizes, morning tea and BBQ lunch is well supported by our Club members, including our juniors. For 2025 – the event will be held on Sunday 2 March from 8.30am.

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Junior Angling

The CPBC Fishing Club is committed to educate junior anglers in the practice of responsible and sustainable recreational fishing.

The Club conducts an annual ‘Schoolfish Program’ with Year 5 students from Golden Beach State School. This annual junior fishing event is conducted by volunteers from the Club and is funded by the fishing club and generous local sponsors.

Membership for juniors is free. It is also free for juniors to fish in the monthly competitions where they receive a barbecue lunch and are are eligible for prizes.

Kids get hooked on fishing at the Caloundra Power Boat Club Fishing Club.

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Students of Golden Beach School at the Schoolfish Program along Pumicestone Passage

School Fish Programme:
The annual ‘Schoolfish Program’ with Year 5 students from Golden Beach State School is held over a three week period consisting of three morning sessions. The initial session is conducted in the school auditorium / hall and consists of general theory in the art and types of fishing including the practice of responsible and sustainable recreational fishing. The second session is conducted on the school oval and includes education in the use of fishing equipment and accessories. Here the students are taught the art of casting a fishing line. The final session is conducted along the foreshores of the Pumicestone Passage at Golden Beach. The students now apply their fishing skills and are encouraged to catch and release their fish. This educational program is generously funded by the Fishing Club.