Hi I am needing a surfrigger rudder for my waka. If you have one you do not need I
would love to her from you. Happy to buy.
Please call Gaylene on 021 620 408
Hi I am needing a surfrigger rudder for my waka. If you have one you do not need I
would love to her from you. Happy to buy.
Please call Gaylene on 021 620 408
Information on the W1 paddlers that made it into the quota for Nationals 2017 is now available:
Click here to download the quota list
Please contact hoetonga@gmail.com in case a paddler is unavailable (in this case another paddler can move into a quota spot) or if you wish to be added to the list.
2016 AOTEAROA MĀORI SPORTS AWARDS ANNOUNCES OLYMPIC & WORLD-CLASS FINALISTS » māori sports awards
Waka Ama is represented
WWACC are holding a hangi fundraiser on Saturday 3rd December.
All tickets will be presold and paid for the week before the hangi for those that are interested we will make contact for our club bank account details.
The hangi will consist of 2 meat, potatoes, pumpkin, carrots and stuffing at a cost of $6.00 each.
Contact can be made through myself or club page
.Many Thanks

Te Ringa Miti Tai Heke will be hosting/oraganising the Waka Ama events.

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Questions? Email hoetonga@gmail.com or call 021-1250997.
A reminder for the clubs please; the skipper of a vessel travelling down Evans Bay at night came close to running down a waka ama because they couldn’t see them
I don’t have the exactly details, but thought it is probably timely to remind clubs that they need to have a clearly visible all-round white light if they are on the water either early morning or in the evening.
Thanks
Grant
Grant Nalder | Harbour Ranger, Harbours
GREATER WELLINGTON REGIONAL COUNCIL
Several ama have been stolen or vandalised at Mana Pasifika OCC based at Ngati Toa Domain.
Anita Taggart’s ama was blue and was from a surfrigger. Dennis Ngatai had a yellow click-in ama, also for a surfrigger, Piki Emery had a white ama for a Tomahawk.
If you find these, or someone is trying to sell these to you, please contact Hoe Tonga or the owners.
This race will be at Dolly Varden Beach (next to Paremata Bridge in Mana/Porirua). The forecast is for a strong Westerly.
The course may involve going to Onepoto and back (to get shelter from the wind), and on to Brown’s Bay and back.
When you arrive, please come to registration (ask for Joern or Tanya).
Want to know more about the Series? Go to http://www.hoetonga.co.nz/?p=5207

Thats’s right, a brand new Tai Paddle will be one of our spot prizes for the Hoe Tonga W6 PADDLA Series.
But you have to race (and be on the roster for your respective team) in order to go in the draw. So go on, get those entries sorted.
For more detail and to see who has entered, go to https://hoetonga.wordpress.com/2016/04/24/hoe-tonga-w6-paddla-series-2016/.
Please don’t leave this until the last minute, as this makes it hard on organisers. All entries are to be online done by your club reps.