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The Long Flat Dragons defeated Laurieton Hotel Stingrays in round 11 of the Hastings League. Picture by Kim Ambrose

"I couldn't even tell you how many drop balls we had in the game."

Stingrays coach eyes better discipline after loss to Dragons

Paul in the surf. Picture by Andrew Lister 

This week I thought I might look at the story about all the different surf beaches.

Kenny's surf report: all the different surf spots at Townies and beyond

This weeks photo is of Macleay local Jason Didio with a huge samson fish he recently caught off the Mid North Coast on light snapper fishing gear. Picture, supplied

Everyone is out there to enjoy fishing and the sport needs anglers to stick together.

Luderick fishing proving to be popular in the Camden Haven

Michelle Garvan, Craig Vipond, John Vipond, Ben Hosick and Tony Worton. John has been named as Camden Haven Surf Life Saving Club's first Life Governor. Picture supplied by Camden Haven Surf Life Saving Club. 

The Camden Haven's John Vipond has spent 70 years patrolling the beach.

John's dedication to surf lifesaving earns him Governor's accolade

Some of Kenny's Town Beach gang. Picture by Andrew Lister

"Move forward to 2023 and you have no idea what the surfer next to you does for work."

Kenny's surf report: when 'beach bums' became pros

Darcy Wicks with a once in a lifetime 19kg mulloway (gut and gilled), which he caught off the Southern Breakwall in Port Macquarie. It sold for $230

Anglers were able to target the best table fish for the auction.

'Once in a lifetime' catch on offer at Lake Cathie fish auction

This week's photo is of Vince Hale with a terrific blue-eye trevalla caught off Port Macquarie. Picture supplied

Fingers crossed the weather prediction improves throughout the week.

Tailor catches consistent around North Haven And Dunbogan

Local angler Isaac Heagney with an 18kg kingfish he speared. Picture supplied

Younger anglers making the most of school holiday weather.

School holiday weather 'ideal' for wetting a line

Round 12 of the Hastings League season marked the Laurieton Hotel Stingrays' inaugural Indigenous round. Picture, Laurieton Hotel Stingrays Facebook 

The Kendall Blues defeated Laurieton Hotel Stingrays 48-8 on Saturday, July 8.

Kendall Blues too strong for Stingrays in local derby

Ken riding a wave with the Island Trader in the background. Picture by Ruth Goodwin

The people that make my day each morning are my surf crew.

Kenny's surf report: the friends that make getting up at 5am worth it

This weeks photo is of Port Macquarie local angler Olly Henry with his first legal mulloway fishing off the rocks. Picture supplied

The forecast at this stage isn't looking ideal for next weekend with strong westerly winds predicted.