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SUMMER 2017/18 Edition 10

COMMUNITYColac Otway

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STARS ARE SHINING

AFL

WASTE CALENDAR

FIRE SEASONCOLAC

Matters

how to be prepared

Council is re-engineering its budget process to give the community a better opportunity to have a say on how money is spent.

All of the suggestions received during the budget bid process, will be assessed and ranked to determine what projects and programs are undertaken in the next financial year.

This is then formulated into a draft budget which is released for public comment and feedback, allowing Council time to make any necessary changes before the final budget is adopted in June 2018.

Council encourages you to get involved in this new approach. You can find out about upcoming opportunities by visiting Council’s website or following Council on Facebook.

Community sessions

3 & 6 October

Budget bid ideas

closed 30 October

Draft budget - public submissions

opens April 2018

Budget adopted

June 2018

BUDGETING for your future

SNAPSHOT

public responses to budget bid

process

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2 | Colac Otway COMMUNITY MATTERS

New Mayor Cr Joe McCracken is excited for a busy year ahead in his newly elected role as Mayor of the Colac Otway Shire Council.

As the youngest person to be elected to the leadership position, coming only 12 months in to a four-year Council term, Cr Joe McCracken said he was honoured to serve as Mayor and looked forward to working closely with Councillors, the organisation and the wider community.

Cr McCracken, 29, was voted at November’s special meeting to lead the Council, with Cr Jason Schram to serve as Deputy Mayor.

“We’ve got a passionate group of Councillors who want to do great things for this community,” he said.

“My work as a teacher puts me in touch with our community’s future leaders and I think I’m in a unique position to bring more of a youth focus to the Mayoral role.”

Cr McCracken said the appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer was one of Council’s most important upcoming tasks.

“Councillors are investing a lot of time and effort into ensuring we get the right candidate for this community and we look forward to finalising this process soon,” he said.

“We are dedicated to increasing our community’s involvement in projects such as our budget preparation, and reviews of our rating strategy and road management review, all of which are currently underway.

“Bushfire recovery at Wye River and Separation Creek will also step up a notch with the installation of a new stormwater system, and work also continues on realising the community’s vision for the future of the Apollo Bay harbour.

“I’ve been thankful for the support I’ve received from the community already in my term. We live in a beautiful part of the world and I am dedicated to ensuring Colac Otway Shire and the people who reside here continue to thrive.”

YOUR SHIRE

Your C ouncil lors

Cr Chris Potter 0427 821 435 [email protected]

Cr Stephen Hart 0407 962 412 [email protected]

Cr Kate Hanson 0409 038 843 [email protected]

Cr Joe McCracken (Mayor) 0427 749 918 [email protected]

Cr Jason Schram (Deputy Mayor) 0428 326 410 [email protected]

Cr Chris Smith 0400 964 791 [email protected]

Cr Terry Woodcroft 0417 559 258 [email protected]

@ColacOtwayShireCouncil

Email [email protected]

Visit www.colacotway.vic.gov.au

Call customer service 5232 9400

KEEP IN TOUCH

MAYORAL matters

Above and below: Children at Apollo Bay P-12 showing off their handiworkPhoto credit page 1 & 3: Amber Noseda

LOOK FOR THE STARSchildren’s Christmas art project

WEEKLY PRIZES

1. Find the lucky Christmas stars – there is one in Apollo Bay and one in Colac each week. They are hiding among the children’s stars in participating businesses. 2. Enter online - get an adult to help you. Go to www.surveymonkey.com/r/LuckyStar3. As soon as you find one star you can enter the competition.4. The location of the star changes each week: 1-10 December, 11-17 December and 18-24 December. You have plenty of opportunities to find a star and enter.5. Follow Council’s Facebook page for weekly updates, clues and prize winners.

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FIND THE LUCKY STAR kids’ competition

Stars have traditionally been associated with the spirit of Christmas – they decorate our homes, tables, and trees; there is something very special about stars at this time of year.

So, what better way to decorate our shire this Christmas than with a combination of the magical brilliance that is a young child’s creative mind and the symbol of the star?

And so it was – more than 2300 pupils, from every school in the district have turned their tiny hands to bringing the joy of the season to the community by individually making their own Christmas star.

Stars symbolise guidance, they bring tidings of joy, watch over us and cast a peaceful light to lead our way. We wish upon them, are mesmerised by them, thank our lucky ones and should always reach for them. Our children are like stars – messengers of beauty – providing us hope for the future of our world.

The concept for the project came when Council’s elves workshopped ideas responding to community feedback seeking more Christmas decorations across the shire. This is just one of the ideas that have been actioned this year, with more to come in 2018.

“As a community project we couldn’t think of a more beautiful sentiment to acknowledge the season,” an elf said.

“The enthusiasm of the schools, the joy of the children and the blessing of more than 100 local businesses who were prepared to hang the stars in their stores (sight unseen) to make our shire shine this season is a reminder that the spirit of Christmas endures and the celebration need not come in expensive or large decoration, but can be beautiful in its simplicity.

“Also, you can never have enough glitter in your life and it appears we’ve used enough of it to power Santa’s sleigh. With more 2.5 kilometres of wire used to make all the stars, there are probably some frustrated art teachers out there, but we think the results look fabulous.”

Stars can be found in shops and windows of businesses throughout Colac, Apollo Bay, Forrest, Birregurra, Cororooke and Wye River.

Be sure to look out for the lucky star and enter the competition to go in the draw to win some great prizes. Lucky stars can be found in one shop each week in both Apollo Bay and Colac, changing weekly until Sunday 24 December. For a full list of participating businesses visit colacotway.vic.gov.au

We encourage you to behold the stars. However you mark the occasion of Christmas, we hope you share in the joy and radiance of the Christmas stars and the children who have cast their light on us this festive season.

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REGROWTH & Wye River & Separation Creek

SNAPSHOThouses built since the bushfire5

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permits approved

The 2015 Christmas Day bushfires are still very much in the hearts and minds of the Colac Otway Shire community.

The small, close-knit coastal community of Wye River and Separation Creek has banded together in collaboration with government and agencies in moving their community forward.

Nearly two years on, much physical progress has been made toward the rebuild of infrastructure and homes. Fourteen replacement houses are under construction, five have been completed along with 47 approved planning permits.

Diane Sisely, President of the Wye, Sep, Kennett Renewal Association (WSKRA) said that property owners were at varying stages in their approach to rebuilding.

FIRE READY

RECOVERY“There are issues still to be faced on a daily basis. But on the other hand building is happening, the area has greened up. Over the (Melbourne) Cup weekend the place was full of people enjoying themselves on the beach, in the pub and in the store. As it should be and has always been,” Ms Sisely said.

Ms Sisely said the WSKRA along with its predecessor the Community Resilience Committee, has been and continues to champion the needs and wants of people in the rebuild and renewal of their community.

“We pulled together and agreed what we wanted our community to be and set the direction to do that,” Ms Sisely said.

“We worked with agencies to be the voice of the community to attempt to get a process of rebuilding and renewal that the community wanted. If actions were taken that seriously upset the community, we lobbied the bodies concerned to change them.

“Council has been particularly supportive with all manner of things whether it be in relation to community events, management plans, revegetation or the drainage plan. People have been able to put forward their views and look at plans in detail, to see how the plans might impact their property, they have been able to talk to planners directly.”

Ms Sisely said the community was moving its focus from the recovery process to renewal.

“We’ve developed a Renewal Plan for Wye River and Separation Creek which sets out our values and principles that we’ve agreed as a community. It sets the direction we want to go in.

“It’s about renewal, connecting with one another, re-establishing the flora and fauna and maintaining local businesses.”

Colac Otway Shire is one of the world’s most fire prone landscapes. You may already carry out fire safety works on your property, but only by working together can we ensure the safety of ourselves and those around us.

Reducing the fire hazard on your property is only one part of being prepared for a bushfire. A prepared and practiced bushfire survival plan for your whole family is critical.

The information provided here will assist you to undertake the most appropriate measures to prepare your property for the Fire Danger Period.

The CFA declared a Fire Danger Period in the Colac Otway Shire commencing from 4 December 2017.

Prepare your Protect your

home community

Ember attack is a commoncause of house fire, causedby burning bark,sticks, leaves & debris.

Keep gutters and roof areasclear of leaf litter and otherdebris.

Keep grass cut to less than10 centimetres.

Get rid of dry grass, leaves, twigs and loose bark. Look for areas where loose materials build up like corners, steps and decks.

On rural properties, afive metre fire break aroundproperty boundaries and wildlife corridors is recommended.

Pruning overhanging tree branches and shrubs will separate surface fuels underneath mature trees.

Windows are the mostvulnerable part of ahouse, consider removinglarge shrubs nearby.

For the latest informationregarding emergency warnings download the VicEmergency app or go to emergency.vic.gov.au

TICKETS


AFLRECREATION

centralExcitement is building ahead of the Geelong-Essendon JLT pre-season blockbuster at the Central Reserve next year, and Council is putting a four-quarter effort into making the day a success.

Council hopes that 8000-10,000 people will attend the hit-out on March 11, bringing a festival atmosphere as well as significant economic spin-offs.

Mayor Joe McCracken said the economic benefit to hosting an AFL practice match in a regional area was about $1.5 million.

“When you consider that the off-field facilities redevelopment cost about $3 million and the surface upgrade cost $750,000, we only need to host three practice matches before we’ve achieved return on investment,” Cr McCracken said.

The Colac Tigers have been locked in to manage the bar, and the Colac and District Football Netball League clubs will manage catering.

“This is going to be a great fundraising opportunity for two football and netball groups that made considerable cash and in-kind contributions to the Central Reserve redevelopment project,” Cr McCracken said.

Council has had discussions with the Colac and District Chamber of Commerce about having Colac open for business on March 11 to make the most of the influx of people.

Cr McCracken said regional interest in the JLT match was strong. “Christian’s Bus Company will be running buses from Geelong, Warrnambool and Ararat, and we’re also in discussions with Public Transport Victoria to see if they will schedule extra trains or buses for the game.”

Grab your match day

via ticketmaster from late January

2018.

TICKETS

Want to get involved?

Council welcomes ideas about how the community can get involved in the Geelong-Essendon pre-season match.

JLT Community Series matches bring a host of fundraising opportunities for clubs and community groups including catering, bar, gate and car parking management.

Mayor Joe McCracken said there were also opportunities to add value to the game through events.

“Council is open to suggestions about how our local businesses and community groups can benefit from this event. We’ve had ideas ranging from a farmer’s market in Memorial Square to a retail sale and a match day breakfast.”

People interested in getting involved should contact Council’s Arts and Leisure team on 5232 9400.

Queen Street, Colac | footpath link Construction of a much needed footpath linking Pound Road and Tulloh Street. The project includes significant drainage improvements, and road rehabilitation works on Queen Street. Council funded | Project delivery February – May 2018

Skenes Creek | footpath link Construction of a footpath link between Muller Road and the Skenes Creek Bridge to improve pedestrian safety along the Great Ocean Road. The works will coincide with VicRoads installing a pedestrian crossing across the Great Ocean Road. 50/50 Council/State Government (TAC) funded Project delivery February – April 2018

Thomson Street, Apollo Bay | stormwater outfall Increasing capacity to the stormwater outfall at Thomson Street, Apollo Bay. The works are the first priority in the Apollo Bay Drainage Strategy, a crucial first step toward improving the stormwater system to mitigate flooding risk. Council funded | Project delivery February – April 2018

Coastal Tourism Traffic and Parking Strategy Develop a strategy to manage increasing tourism traffic and parking load on our coastal communities. The strategy will set clear improvements for Council to implement in coming budgets. 50/50 Council/Federal Government (Building Better Regions) Project delivery January – June 2018

Memorial Square, Colac | Shrine of Remembrance Important refurbishment works to keep our shrine looking magnificent. Replacing stone and mortar that are showing signs of deterioration after nearly 100 years of weather exposure. 75/25 Council/State Government funded Project delivery January – April 2018

Wye River & Separation Creek | stormwater system Construction of a stormwater reticulation network for Wye River and Separation Creek townships to improve drainage, land stability and water quality, whilst reducing erosion and sedimentation impacts. State Government funded | Project delivery March–September 2018

Stanway Drive, Wye River | stabilisation works Stabilisation works of the upper and lower embankments of Stanway Drive, potential soil nailing and other retaining structures, and drainage works to allow emergency access. State Government funded | Project delivery February – August 2018

Barongarook Creek | bridge replacement Replace the Barongarook Creek bridge as a pedestrian link for Colac East residents to the CBD State Government funded | Project delivery January – March 2018

A full list and details of current or upcoming works & projects can be found at colacotway.vic.gov.au


WORKS & PROJECTSCOLAC CBD

FOR BUSINESSopen

With the last of the greenery ready to be planted and the Christmas lights already switched on it’s beginning to look a lot like the CBD Revitalisation Project is nearing completion.

Colac business owner Kerry Hulm said the transformative effects of the project had made the central business district a more attractive place to shop and thanked Council for its dedication to delivering a quality finished product on time.

“Once the project was underway it was completed in a satisfactory time, with all crews working as efficiently as possible. We really appreciated the support our business received from the construction staff, and the up-to-date information we were given on how the project was progressing,” she said.

“As a small business we were extremely thankful for the consideration and dedication of the project team to stick to the works schedule, with minimal impact on us.”

Creative thinking by Council and a revised approach to the project after two tenders came in over budget was necessary to ensure the project was delivered at all.

Council decided to project manage the CBD upgrade and chose to separate out the elements of the works in order to seek quotes on select sections that smaller local businesses could quote on and deliver.

Kerry thanked local tradies at a recent breakfast barbecue held to acknowledge the effort they’ve put in to the project. “The team worked tirelessly to deliver a difficult project on time. We’re happy with the end result, but just as importantly believe the visual improvement to the CBD will be appreciated by our customers, locals and visitors to our region. It’s really made our town centre a pleasant place to stop and spend some time.”

KEY PROJECTS 2018

Tom Kirkman and Kerry Hulm admire the CBD works


KEEP IT

ARE YOU A RECYCLING GURU?

MOVEABLE, REUSABLE

Q1.

Q2.

loose!

Take the P lanet Ark quiz!

waste & recycling bags

WASTE

DID YOU KNOW? Plastic bags can’t go in to regular recycling. Putting recyclables in a plastic bag contaminates the recycling process and it all ends up in landfill. What a waste!

THE GOOD Last financial year more than 2185 tonnes of recycling (without plastic bags) was collected in our shire. That’s an environmental win and a win for the ratepayer! Council receives a rebate for recycling of $26.30 per tonne.

THE BAD Unfortunately, last financial year Council collected 5222 tonnes of general waste across the shire. General waste costs Council $145 per tonne to dispose of. That’s not good for anybody, particularly the environment.

THE UGLY Every year Australians consume more than 4 billion supermarket plastic bags. Of these, just three per cent are recycled and the rest end up in our environment or in landfill.

For people on the go, travellers, campers, picnickers or the outdoors type, Council’s new reusable waste and recycling bags are the thing for you!

Made from recycled plastic bottles, the bags can be washed out and reused over and over again. They’re a great way to collect and transport your rubbish, while you’re on the go or out-and-about.

They keep your recycling or general waste contained until you’re ready to dispose of it, which you can do in the appropriate bin or at one of Council’s transfer stations.

Any waste or recycling that you placed in these bags is free to drop off at any of Council’s transfer stations, as often as you like.

The bags can be purchased for $5 from the Visitor Information Centres and Council’s Customer Service Centres in Colac and Apollo Bay.

Council’s Simone Robertson shows off the new reusable waste bags.

What percentage of paper purchased in Australia is made from recycled content?

See answers below

True or false:You can recycle aluminium foil if you scrunch it bigger than a golf ball?

A. 18% B. 28% C. 48% D. 80%

A. True B. False

Want to try more? Take the full Planet Ark recycling guru quiz online - it’s fun and free!Visit recycling.planetark.org/quiz/ for the quiz and more about recycling.

QUIZ ANSWERS:Q1. A. 18% - Although Australians recycle three in every five sheets of paper - we need to close the recycling loop by buying it back.Q2. B. True - Council accepts aluminium foil in your general recycling bin, you just need to scrunch it in to a ball - about the size of a golf ball or larger -so that it can be sorted correctly by the recycling machines.

HANDY TIP

can be dropped off atWoolworths Colac

for recycling

plastic bags


2017/18 Waste collection calendar WEEK1

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• Collected fortnightly on the alternate week to recycling

• Green waste and food scraps

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just scrape clean• Keep loose, not in

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Additional recycling collection with your organics bin this week – place out all three bins

• Place bin out night before collection day

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RECYCLING

From Monday 25 until Friday 30 December your general waste collection will be the day after your scheduled collection, e.g. Monday 25 December will be collected on Tuesday 26 December.

Additional weekly recycling collections will run for four weeks from: Tuesday 26 December 2017 until Friday 19 January 2018. Normal fortnightly collections resume from Monday 22 January 2018.

ENSHRININGour pastMore than Colac’s civic and community heart, the Memorial Square is also a significant war memorial.

At its centre is the Shrine of Remembrance, described by the Heritage Council of Victoria as “one of the most impressive and aesthetically outstanding structures in Victoria”.

Inscribed ‘The Shire’s Tribute’ and unveiled in 1924 as a First World War memorial, the shrine and its surrounding structures now recognise local servicemen and women who served our country in many theatres of war.

In recognition of the shrine’s historical, architectural and social significance, Colac Otway Shire Council will carry out $80,000 of restoration work starting early 2018.

Council secured $20,000 from the State Government’s Restoring Community War Memorials grant program and has contributed an additional $60,000 of ratepayer funds towards the project.

The work will include:

• Cleaning the bluestone plinth and steps

• Cleaning the sandstone walls and marble panels on the interior

• Small repairs to the stonework on the interior

• Re-gilding faded gold letters • Re-painting of all the letters that are

currently painted black• Re-pointing the sandstone and marble

panels where required

Fittingly, works are scheduled to be completed by early April 2018.

Colac RSL President Brian Lloyd said the RSL had been working with Council for several years on the planned restoration work.

“It will be absolutely beautiful when it’s restored,” Mr Lloyd said.

“I think it’s very obvious by the numbers of people attending ANZAC Day and Remembrance Day that people do appreciate the shrine and its importance to our community.”

YOUR COUNCIL

IMMUNISATION CALENDAR

2018 Free immunisation sessions are held on the first Thursday and third Monday of every month

1st Thursday10.30-11.30am4 January1 February*1 March5 April3 May7 June5 July2 August6 September*4 October1 November6 December

3rd Monday2.30-4.30pm15 January*19 February*19 March16 April21 May18 June16 July20 August17 September15 October19 November17 December

Immunisation is a safe, simple, and effective way of protecting children against certain diseases.For enquiries contact: Council’s immunisation unit on 5232 9429.

Sessions are held in COPACC meeting roomsunless indicated * to be held at the Colac Library.

SEASONAL opening hoursCouncil’s customer service centres will be closed over the Christmas and New Year period.

COLAC

APOLLO BAY

Visit colacotway.vic.gov.au for details on other Council services during the festive season.

Closed 5pm Friday 22 DecemberReopen 8.30am Tuesday 2 January

Closed 1.15pm Friday 22 DecemberReopen 8.45am Tuesday 2 January

C ouncil would like to wish everyone a happy Christmas!


To keep up with the latest events and activities supported by Council or to find out about important news, alerts, projects and even lost dogs in our shire, get online and follow Council’s Facebook page.

FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK @ColacOtwayShireCouncil


Bookings online atwww.copacc.com.auor call 5232 9418

AND SOME AFTERNOON DELIGHTS | MORNING & AFTERNOON TEA INCLUDED

MORNING MUSIC 2018

95-97 Gellibrand St, Colac

Rockola Music presents

Tuesday 17 April / 11am

The BeggarsSing from the HeartInternationally acclaimed vocal trio The Beggars draw together the greatest songs from America, Ireland and Australia in powerful and beautiful performance bringing recollections of love, family, joy and loss.

SING FROM THE HEART unfolds like a journey through life. Quinton Dunne and Renee Donaghey inhabit great songs like Slim Dusty’s wistful Rusty It’s Goodbye, Dolly Parton’s heartfelt Coat of Many Colours and Tim Hardin’s If I Was A Carpenter.

For a full list of all shows included in Morning Music 2018 or to find out more about Afternoon Delights visit www.copacc.com.au or call 5232 9418.

Afternoon Delights The Substitute PresentsAfternoon Delights

Sunday 4 March / 3pm Tuesday 26 June / 11 amSunday 25 March / 3pm

The Chris Howlett & Rosie Reibl Duo

The ‘60sGirls Rock Show

Pirates of Penzance

Accomplished classical duo bring a lovely mix of great composers’ work, including Beethoven, Mendelssohn &

Schubert.

Melbourne’s The Substitutes join forces with acclaimed R&B/Soul singer Kelly Auty and Andrea

Lees to belt out the top women’s hits from the ‘60s that you all

know and love.

Undoubtedly the most critically acclaimed and most popular

musical theatre show of all time. A musical comedy for the whole

family.

presented by Promac Productions

WHAT’S ON20 DECEMBER

26 JANUARY

MARKETS

FESTIVALS25 JANUARY

GET ACTIVE

COMMUNITY EVENTS

JINGLE IN THE BAYAPOLLO BAY FORESHORE

APOLLO BAYCOMMUNITY MARKETEVERY SATURDAY

APOLLO BAY FORESHORE

OTWAY HARVEST TRAILTWILIGHT FESTABIRREGURRA PARK

otwayharvesttrail.org.au

1 FEBRUARYJAYCO HERALD SUNTOURMEMORIAL SQUARE COLACheraldsuntour.com.au

24-25 FEBRUARY OTWAY ODYSSEY &GRAVEL GRINDFORRESTrapidascent.com.au

APOLLO BAYFARMERS’ MARKETTHIRD SUNDAY MONTHLY

APOLLO BAY YOUTH CLUB

BIRREGURRA MARKETSECOND SUNDAY MONTHLY

BIRREGURRA PARK

KAWARREN OTWAY MAKERS & GROWERS MARKETSUNDAY 24 DECEMBER

ECHIDNA HOUSE, KAWARREN

AUSTRALIA DAYOFFICAL EVENT &CITIZENSHIP CEREMONYMEMORIAL SQUARE COLAC

PANG-NGOOTEEKEEYA WEENG MALANGEEPA-NGEEYE‘REMEMBERING OUR FUTURE’RED ROCK RESERVE, ALVIE

TWILIGHTCHRISTMAS MARKETTHURSDAY 21 DECEMBER

LAKE COLAC FORESHORE

For an up-to-date calendar of events, plus details on

regular markets, immunisation sessions & livestock sales visit:

colacotway.vic.gov.au

WANT MORE?

EVENTS


3-4 FEBRUARYHERITAGE FESTIVALCOLAC SHOWGROUNDS

colacshow.com.au/heritagefestival

16-18 FEBRUARYAPOLLO BAY SEAFOOD &PRODUCE FESTIVALAPOLLO BAY FORESHORE

apollobayseafoodfestival.com

24-25 FEBRUARYGELLIBRAND BLUES &BLUEBERRY FESTIVALVARIOUS LOCATIONS GELLIBRAND

bluesandblueberryfestival.com.au MEETINGSORDINARY COUNCILWEDNESDAYS | 4PMCOPACC24 JANUARY28 FEBRUARY

15 DECEMBERCOLAC CITY BANDCAROLS BY CANDLELIGHTMEMORIAL SQUARE COLAC

GONE

WEIGHS IN

Fishing legends abound with tales of the one that got away. This story however, is about the 153.5 kilogram tuna that well and truly took the bait and as a result, put Apollo Bay on the map with anyone in possession of a boat and a dream.

Charlie Buchanan with the biggest mako shark to be caught out of the Bay - weighing in at 311kgs

Jarvis with dad’s 153kg+ tuna

Troy & Dan with their prized catch

It started back in 2006 when Apollo Bay’s Daniel Kent surmised that if the tuna were biting in Portland and Port Fairy, surely they could be found in our neck of the woods.

Daniel and his mates set out to test his theory and caught a few small tuna, but it wasn’t enough to entice the angling industry’s heavy hitters to the Bay.

All changed in 2011 when Daniel and his mates Troy Janssens and Dean Candy hauled in a 153.5 kilogram monster tuna that attracted a tidal wave of fishing enthusiasts to Apollo Bay.

“It just snowballed from there. Within the next week there were hundreds of boats in Apollo Bay chasing the big tuna,” Daniel said.

Wayne Diffey from Apollo Bay’s Surf-n-Fish said news of the big ‘barrel’ travelled across the nation like wildfire.

“Dan and his mates caught the big tuna on a Sunday evening and got back to the boat ramp at 8pm at night. I rang one of my tackle suppliers at 9.30am on Monday to place an order and he’d heard about it all the way from Sydney,” Wayne said.

“I know of a Melbourne guy who was fishing in Exmouth. When he heard about the tuna he drove back across the Nullabor and spent several days fishing in Apollo Bay. It paid off, he caught a tuna around 110 kilograms.”

Daniel said the new fish gantry at the Apollo Bay Harbour was the missing link that will take recreational fishing in the area to the next level.

“It will make the Bay more attractive not just to people wanting to catch tuna, but shark and yellow tail kingfish as well,” he said.

Wayne agrees, saying that Apollo Bay has enormous potential because it’s a day trip from Melbourne.

“They can arrive here, fuel up and get something to eat and be on the water by 7am, get back to land by 4pm and still make it home in good time.”

Council, in partnership with the Victorian Fisheries Authority, unveiled a new fish gantry at the Apollo Bay Harbour at the end of November.

The $24,500 gantry was funded by the Victorian Fisheries Authority under the Target One Million program, which aims to grow recreational fishing participation to one million anglers by 2020.

Locally manufactured by Vary Engineering, the new gantry has a hand winch and slewing crane which will allow it to pick fish up directly out of boats.

The gantry can weigh fish up to 500 kilograms.

To ensure public safety, the gantry will be locked and can only be operated by trained permit holders.

Mayor Joe McCracken thanked the Apollo Bay community members who volunteered to be gantry operators.

“There are phone numbers anglers can ring if they want to use the gantry, it’s a great thing that we had plenty of people willing to be trained operators.”


New gantry

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