1. Fishing is restricted to within the confines of Port Phillip Bay and Westernport.

2. Competition commences at 12.01 am on Saturday October 29th 2022.

3. Snapper, pargus auratus, is the only fish species to be entered.

4. Minimum entry fish length is 28cm.

5. Prizes are only available to entrants of the Peninsula Snapper Challenge.

6. Competition will be judged on total length of fish which is to be entered using a qualifying photograph, detailed below.

7. All entrants must comply with the current fishing regulations of the State of Victoria.

8. Observation of all marine safety issues, including weather conditions is the responsibility of entrants.

9. The event will not be cancelled due to weather conditions.  

10. There will be no refund for cancelled entries.  There will be a 100% refund of entry fees if the event is cancelled due to Government mandated Covid restrictions.

11. The presentation & lucky draw prizes will be given away, regardless of weather and any fish caught.

12. There is no restriction on the number of times that you can submit an entry photo. Judges will only consider your longest fish entry for placement in the Peninsula Snapper Challenge

13. Entrants will only be eligible to win one lucky draw prize.  After being drawn for a prize, Entrants won't be returned to the prize draw.

14. In the event of any disputes arising, the event organiser's decision will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.

15. The Peninsula Snapper Challenge is conducted with an emphasis on fun & participation in recreational fishing, please conduct yourself with that mantra.

16. Junior entrants must be aged 16 years or younger as of 29/10/2022. Junior entrants will only eligible to win prizes from the Junior prize pool. Entrants under 16 are welcome to enter the Open category & be eligible for Open prizes.

17. Fish submitted in the kayak division must have been caught from a kayak by an entrant registered to the kayak division.

18. Kayak entrants can enter fish caught from a boat but they must submit the boat caught fish on the open entry mobile number

19. Organisers may choose to ask for photo ID for prize collection.

20. Information collected by organisers may be shared with competition supporters. Should you not wish your information to be shared text your request to 0412 441 074.

21. Each of the ten longest snapper submitted across all three categories will win a Spotters sunglass prize pack consisting of Spotters sunglasses & cap.

22. Raffle permit TBA held by the Frankston Bombers Sports Club Inc.​

23. Lucky prize draw held on Sunday November 6th 2022.  All winners notified by email including the prize collection details.

24. Trophy prizes will be presented to the 1st, 2nd & 3rd, legally caught longest snapper in Open, Kayak & Junior sections.

25. The longest snapper entered in the Open division will win our major prize of 5 days barramundi fishing with Wild Hinchinbrook Adventure plus a $1000 Flight Centre voucher

26. Savwinch Super Snapper Day will be declared on a random fishing day, the longest snapper entered on that particular day will win a $1500 Savwinch voucher.

27. Submission of a photograph gives the organisers permission to use the photo in promotional activities. 

Photograph Requirements

1. Your photograph must be submitted using a mobile phone prior to 12.00 EST on Sunday November 6th 2022. 

2. The Mobile Number to be used for submission of photographs will be notified to all participants

3. Snapper must be placed on a legal measuring device which is mounted on a flat, rigid surface.

4. The entire fish, nose to tail, daily entry code & fish length must be clearly visible in the photograph.

5. The entry code displayed in your submitted entry must match the entry code word for that calendar day which will be sent daily to the mobile phone number on your registration.

6. Entered images that do not meet these requirements or requests will not be considered.

7. Only one photo per text message.

8. The text box of the photo is to include your name and fish length, ie John Smith 85cm.

9. Fish length is defined to be a single fish, measured from nose to tip of upper tail fin.

10. The smartphone and measuring device may be inspected by organisers if requested.