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Scott nthQld
Its ok fish'n'dive, there's not much you need to look out for in the dory, just don't go too near Maggie island on the Western side, it gets very shallow. Also middle reef get very shallow on a really low tide, but that shouldn't be an issue on the day. make sure you get hold of some zoning maps from one of the local tackle shops (you can view them on the GBRMPA website) and learn the regs, as you can only use certain gear in some areas, I'd be happy to take you along in my boat on the day, I don't know much about the area, but I do know of a couple of holes that hold some good fish, only problem is I only have 2 seats in the boat, so a sturdy esky would be needed ( it would be great if you had a big esky I could borrow on the day to put our monster fish in though).
Levinge has emailed me a score sheet that the RAAF club uses during their comps. I thought it is very easy to use and understand and it will eliminate any advantages of those who can travel further. I have attached it below with his permission for you all to view and let me know what you think, much easier and more organized than trying to get everyone together to vote. It will also eliminate the possibility of bias among groups and any accusations of such (not saying there will be, but i think its a good idea so we can ensure the day ends on a highly positive note). I have looked at it and there are some species that we won't encounter on the day, and others have not been entered, but if we all take a look, i can modify it and add/remove/modify the sheet.
I have copy and pasted the data to a doc file, for some reason i couldn't attach the excel file