2023 Kayak Grand Final – Results

Thats a wrap for the 2023 Kayak Grand Final. Greg Cooper and Paul Siemaszko swapped their day 1 positions after Greg put down the only bag over 2kg for the weekend! In total we had 111 fish weighed in for an average of 0.475kg per fish!

Robert Cockshutt is our Atomic Big Bream winner coming in at 0.960kg!

Joseph Gardner with his 3rd 3rd place finish for the year secured the Duff Rods Angler of the Year Title, 11 points clear of Alex Griesdorf in 2nd.

2024 Calendar to be released in the coming weeks.

Final results

PositionName# Fish D1Weight D1Big bream D1# Fish D2Weight D2Big Bream D2Total Weight
1stGreg Cooper31.940kg32.080kg0.790kg4.020kg
2ndPaul Siemaszko31.950kg0.740kg31.830kg0.700kg3.780kg
3rdJoseph Gardner31.870kg31.850kg3.720kg
4thAndy Mitchell31.620kg0.690kg31.980kg0.740kg3.600kg
5thAlex Griesdorf31.640kg31.710kg3.350kg
6thBen Oakes31.540kg31.680kg3.220kg
7thAdrian Barbour31.220kg31.690kg0.660kg2.910kg
8thJack Hunter21.020kg31.490kg2.510kg
9thJames Leadbeatter20.630kg31.820kg0.750kg2.450kg
10thDominique Cera31.000kg31.450kg2.450kg
11thStuart McCarthy31.260kg31.110kg2.370kg
12thRobert Cockshutt31.210kg10.960kg0.960kg2.170kg
13thMichelle Parker-Pardini31.110kg31.050kg2.160kg
14thRene Van Doorn31.220kg20.800kg2.020kg
15thTravis Newland20.910kg31.100kg2.010kg
16thHunter Grose20.740kg31.100kg1.840kg
17thSteve Newbourough30.920kg20.790kg1.710kg
18thBrendon Knowles31.580kg00.000kg1.580kg
19thIan Abercrombie30.830kg20.680kg1.510kg
20thRichard Raynham31.200kg00.000kg1.200kg
21stPeter Degroot20.830kg00.000kg0.830kg
22ndJenny Gardner10.380kg10.340kg0.720kg
23rdJason Sinclair00.000kg20.710kg0.710kg

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2023 Kayaks – Angler of the Year

Current AOY Standings

* Denotes GF Qualification

PositionAnglerR1R2R3GFTotal
1stJoseph Gardner*98*9998295
2ndAlex Griesdorf*100*9690286
3rdTravis Newland*9198*93282
4thBen Oakes*94*9394281
5thPaul Siemaszko*9094*96280
6thIan Abercrombie*97*8299278
7thRichard Raynham*99*9185275
8thHunter Grose*947897*269
9thSteve Newbourough*95*8586266
10thRene Van Doorn*788989*256
11thDominique Cera*658792*244
12thMichelle Parker-Pardini*7895*65238
13thRobert Cockshutt*788077235*
14thAndy Mitchell*787680234*
15thJason Sinclair*667588*229
16thKim Grose*786387*228
17thJames Leadbeatter*788165224*
18thAdrian Barbour*90*100190
19thMatthew McCarthy*96*88184
20thPeter Degroot*8495*179
21stBrendon Knowles*8791*178
21stGreg Cooper*78100*178
23rdFred Fraser*7897*175
24thStuart McCarthy*7879157*
25thJack Hunter7779156
26thJenny Gardner6481145
27thPaul Bowen9292
27thTom Schuiling*92*92
29thCraig Doherty8989
30thSteve Owens8484
31stLionel Mundri8383
31stMitch Vane8383
33rdRob Scambelluri8282
34thJosh Dasilva7878
34thBill Bland7878
34thRoy Clarke7878
34thBen Hough7878
38thRobert White7474
39thPhil Cockshutt6363

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2023 Kayak Round 3 – Results

26 Anglers hit the water on the Swan River just before 7am today for the final qualifying round of the 2023 Getaway Outdoors Cockburn/Kelmscott WA Bream Classics Kayak Series. Spring weather was certainly here with sunshine and light winds, fishing was tough with less than half the field weighing in a full limit.

Adrian Barbour has taken out his first win with 3 fish going 2.340kg, securing himself a spot fishing in the Hobie Australian Championships being held in November this year. Also taking out a spot in the final and taking out 2nd place on countback with his Big Bream for the event was Ian Abercrombie.

ProLure was the major sponsor for this round. Have a look at all of the gear available through this great Australian brand here: https://prolureaustralia.com.au/

Ian Abercrombie took out big bream going 0.910kg and won the Samurai Infinite fishing rod on count back from Paul Siemaszko who also brought back a 0.910kg Fish.

Check out the final results and gallery below.

Final results

PositionName# FishTotal weightBig bream
1stAdrian Barbour32.340kg0.840kg
2ndIan Abercrombie32.140kg0.910kg
3rdJoseph Gardner32.140kg0.730kg
4thHunter Grose32.040kg0.880kg
5thPaul Siemaszko31.700kg0.910kg
6thPeter Degroot31.700kg
7thBen Oakes31.640kg
8thTravis Newland31.510kg
9thDomenic Cera31.460kg
10thBrendon Knowles31.290kg
11thAlex Griesdorf31.280kg (inc late penalty)
12thRene Van Dorn21.170kg0.730kg
13thJason Sinclair21.060kg
14thKim Grose21.010kg
15thSteve Newborough20.950kg
16thRick Raynham20.940kg
17thSteve Owens10.900kg0.900kg
18thLionel Mundri20.690kg
19thRob Scambelluri10.530kg
20thJenny Gardner10.520kg
21stAndy Mitchell10.500kg
22ndJack Hunter10.440kg
22ndJosh Dasilva10.440kg
24thRobert Cockshutt10.320kg
25thMichelle Pardini00.000kg
25thJames Leadbeatter00.000kg

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2023 Kayak Round 2 – Results

30 Anglers fished this weekend for the Shimano round of the 2023 Getaway Outdoors Cockburn/Kelmscott WA Bream Classics Kayak Series. With a strong day 1 lead, Greg Cooper was able to hold on to top spot to secure the victory. In 2nd was Joseph Gardner and making a late charge for 3rd was Travis Newland. Greg and Joseph have both qualified for the Hobie Australian Championships later this year.

Greg also took out the Atomic Big Bream coming in at 1.040kg the Samurai Infinite fishing rod!

Check out the final results and photos below.

Final results

PositionName# Fish D1Weight D1Big bream D1Fish D2Weight D2Big Bream D2Total Weight
1stGreg Cooper32.420kg1.040kg31.440kg3.860kg
2ndJoseph Gardner31.900kg31.730kg3.630kg
3rdTravis Newland31.390kg0.530kg32.210kg0.780kg3.600kg
4thFred Fraser31.760kg0.620kg31.680kg3.440kg
5thAlex Griesdorf31.790kg0.650kg31.460kg3.250kg
6thMichelle Parker-Pardini31.990kg0.810kg31.080kg3.070kg
7thPaul Siemaszko31.280kg31.640kg2.920kg
8thBen Oakes31.620kg0.540kg31.270kg2.890kg
9thTom Schuiling31.580kg0.680kg31.150kg2.730kg
10thRichard Raynham31.670kg0.630kg31.050kg2.720kg
11thAdrian Barbour31.040kg31.630kg0.640kg2.670kg
12thRene Van Doorn31.420kg31.170kg2.590kg
13thMatthew McCarthy31.340kg31.190kg2.530kg
14thDominique Cera31.150kg31.360kg2.510kg
14thBrendon Knowles31.360kg31.150kg2.510kg
16thSteve Newborough31.440kg0.560kg21.020kg0.650kg2.460kg
17thPeter DeGroot31.490kg0.590kg30.920kg2.410kg
18thMitch Vane30.950kg31.360kg2.310kg
19thIan Abercrombie30.960kg31.330kg2.290kg
20thJames Leadbeatter31.540kg0.740kg10.280kg1.820kg
21stRobert Cockshutt30.930kg30.880kg1.810kg
22ndStuart McCarthy31.010kg20.760kg1.770kg
23rdHunter Grose30.920kg30.810kg1.730kg
24thJack Hunter20.540kg20.750kg1.290kg
25thAndy Mitchell31.270kg00.000kg1.270kg
26thJason Sinclair30.840kg10.250kg1.090kg
27thTerri Fraser20.510kg00.000kg0.510kg
28thRobert White10.260kg00.000kg0.260kg
29thPhil Cockshutt00.000kg00.000kg0.000kg
29thKim Grose00.000kg00.000kg0.000kg
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2023 Kayak Round 1 – Results

27 Anglers hit the water just before 7am today for the opening round of the 2023 Getaway Outdoors Cockburn/Kelmscott WA Bream Classics Kayak Series. With some great weather the Collie River produced some hard fighting bream for some while showing others just how tough it can be! This time of year the bream fight incredibly hard, matched with the deep timber the Collie RIver has there were plenty of stories of big ones that got away.

Alex Griesdorf has taken out the win with one of only 2 full limits of 3 fish going 1.730kg

TT Lures was the major sponsor for this round, as always anglers are encouraged to check out some of the new products on offer including the new Headlockz Finesse Painted Jigheads which many anglers were using. Have a look at all of the gear available through this great Australian brand here: https://tackletactics.com.au/TT-Fishing

Alex also took out big bream going 0.730kg and won the Samurai Infinite fishing rod!

Check out the final results and gallery below.

Final results

PositionName# FishTotal weightBig bream
1stAlex Griesdorf31.730kg0.730kg
2ndRichard Raynham31.500kg0.600kg
3rdJoseph Gardner20.930kg
4thIan Abercrombie20.840kg
5thMatthew McCarthy10.660kg0.660kg
6thSteve Newbourough10.620kg (inc late penalty)0.670kg
7thBen Oakes10.570kg0.570kg
7thHunter Grose10.570kg0.570kg
9thPaul Bowen10.530kg0.530kg
10thTravis Newland10.450kg
11thPaul Siemaszko10.390kg
12thCraig Doherty10.270kg (inc late penalty)
13thFred Fraser00kg
13thJames Leadbeatter00kg
13thBill Bland00kg
13thGreg Cooper00kg
13thStuart McCarthy00kg
13thRoy Clarke00kg
13thRobert Cockshutt00kg
13thRene Van Doorn00kg
13thMichelle Parker-Pardini00kg
13thKim Grose00kg
13thAndy Mitchell00kg
13thBen Hough00kg
25thJason Sinclair0-0.050kg (inc late penalty)
26thDominique Cera0-0.100kg (inc late penalty)
27thJenny Gardner0-0.200kg (inc late penalty)

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2022 Boat Grand Final – Gallery

The mighty Blackwood river produced again for the 40 qualifying anglers fishing the grand final last weekend, check out the photos below!

Taking out the win were Alex Griesdorf and Ben Oakes from Team Stinger with 6.130kg followed by Travis Newland and Josh Philips from Team Absolutely Crabulous with 4.870kg – All anglers brought back a full limit of fish both days which gives a bit of insight into how healthy the river is at the moment.

Compleat Angler Nedlands has supported the Big Bream for the whole year and the grand final was no different with Team Hit and Split and Team Barely Legal taking out the $250 each day.

With a great range of fishing gear from bream lures to large pelagic gear, they are certain to have what any angler is looking for. Check out their website below or head into store at 154 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands WA 6009.

https://compleatanglernedlands.com.au/

Interested in fishing the series in 2023? Check out the current proposed calendar of events by clicking here.

If you haven’t seen the final results yet you can check them out here: Boat Grand Final Results

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