Native Fingerling Release

The Jugiong Fishing Club would like to thank the Community Bank Adelong Gundagai Tumut for a grant we received to purchase additional native fingerlings to release into local waterways.

This grant with the Department of Primary Industries 2 for 1 native fish stocking permit, and money raised from the Carpathon, members of the Fishing Club released $7000 of fingerings into the Murrumbidgee River at Jugiong last Friday afternoon.

Since 2017 the Jugiong Fishing Club has released a total of $21,000 of Murray Cod and Golden Perch (Yellowbelly) into the river.

Although Carp was the target species for the event we were pleased to hear many anglers caught Murray Cod and Golden Perch over the Carpathon weekend and also on many other fishing occasions.

That’s a wrap for the 2025 Carpathon

This year we had 203 entrants. 23 prize winners. 261 carp measured, hundreds more caught and removed from our waterways. Thank you to all who registered and volunteered as well as to our amazing sponsors.

Prize winners:

Juvenile / Junior Female:
1st – Chloe Grange – 650mm
2nd – Miley Elphick – 645mm
3rd – Hallie Stocks – 635mm

Juvenile / Junior Male:
1st – Thomas Blair – 665mm
2nd – Charlie Champion – 630mm
3rd – Henry Hulme – 630mm

Intermediate Female:
1st – Ella Grange – 700mm
2nd – Isabella Chilton – 650mm
3rd – Lacey Hulme – 595mm

Intermediate Male:
1st – Landon Glover – 705mm
2nd – Jackson Armour – 630mm
3rd – Brax Wilson – 585mm

Adult Female:
1st – Alice Foster – 770mm
2nd – Lesley Grange – 750mm
3rd – Amy Ryder – 645mm

Adult Male:
1st – Nathan Stocks – 750mm
2nd – Mitchell Stocks – 740mm
3rd – Dustin Hulme – 675mm

Mystery Length (closest to 350mm):
Juvenile / Junior: Ariah Magnusson
Intermediate: Lyla Field
Adult: Ashley Armour

Lucky Door Prize:
Child ($300 cash): Georgia Girdler
Adult ($700 cash): Charlie Butt