Format
Longest single fish
The always-on open comp — any angler, anywhere in Australia, any time. Bream, flathead, whiting, kingfish and bonito count — estuary to bluewater, longest single fish leads the board. Photo + brag-mat entries straight from your phone, sizes and no-take rules checked automatically. This board is the live, running demo of how club comps work on Fishare — jump in, log a fish, and watch your name appear.
| # | Angler | Score | Fish |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | miksuv | 97.0 cm | Yellowtail Kingfish · 97.0 cm |
Every fish on a measure mat with the comp code word on paper in frame. First-generation photos only — no hand-drawn copies, no codes on a screen.
Save the catch in your Fishare logbook — species and length are captured with the conditions, automatically.
Enter from your logbook. Lengths score in 5 mm steps (rounded down). The organiser reviews every entry.
Revealed to entrants — join the comp to see it.
Scoring & review. Lengths score in 5 mm steps, rounded down. The organiser reviews every entry — deductions and rejections always come with a reason, and there's a 24-hour dispute window after the comp closes.
Eligibility. Marine parks and aquatic reserves are excluded waters — entries from closed waters are void. Fish under NSW legal size can't be entered. All NSW recreational fishing rules apply, including holding a current fishing fee receipt.
Safety. The organiser is responsible for rules, prizes and safety decisions — never fish dangerous conditions for a leaderboard.