General & competition format
● The competition is conducted as a team competition where each team consists of the number of people specified in the invitation.
● Only one class applies unless otherwise stated by the organizer.
● The competition is a Catch & Release (C&R) competition, which means that all fish must be released alive.
● All participants are responsible for knowing and following applicable fishing laws, local regulations and these competition rules.
● The competition management has the right to make decisions on matters relating to the interpretation of rules during the competition day.
● Livescope is prohibited.
Participation, eligibility & security
● All participants must meet the organizer's requirements for membership, license or equivalent.
● A life jacket or flotation device is mandatory for all persons on board when transported by boat.
● Each team is responsible for having functioning communications (at least one mobile phone).
● In the event of an accident or emergency, competition rules may be waived to save lives – the competition management must be informed as soon as possible.
● The organizer is not responsible for any injuries or accidents.
Fishing, equipment & methods
● Only spinning fishing is allowed.
● Natural baits, trolling, angling, fly fishing and hangers are prohibited.
● Only one rod per fishing person may be used at a time (more may be brought in ready-made tackle).
Measurement, documentation & results
● Only fish that reach the specified minimum length are counted.
● The result is based on the team's longest Perch (number stated in the invitation).
● Measurement is made in whole centimeters – starting centimeters are rounded down.
● The fish must be documented by photographing it on an approved measuring board, with its nose clearly facing the stop.
● Pinched tail fin or hand/fingers on the tail coil is prohibited and may result in length deductions or the catch being disqualified.
● All registration must be done immediately in the competition's designated system or app.
Fair play, protests and penalties
● Teams may not fish closer than 50 meters from another team or their boat.
● It is prohibited to deliberately disrupt other teams or share information inappropriately during the competition.
● All catches should be handled gently and quickly to minimize stress and damage to the fish.
● Protests must be in writing and submitted within the specified protest time after the end of the competition.
● Violation of the rules may result in point deductions, disqualification of the catch, or disqualification of the entire team.
● The competition management's decision applies to the competition and cannot be changed afterwards.
If a fishing competition is cancelled, the registration fee will be refunded to the participants. However, Fishy's administrative fee, which is non-refundable, will be deducted from the refund amount.
Fishy Live is the competition's official app and should be used for all registration - each pike should be photographed and logged immediately upon capture (tip: make sure everyone on the team has the app installed so that the process goes quickly and smoothly).
If GPS/location services are used, you should let the app send coordinates according to the app's settings, so that the catch gets the correct position linked to the registration.
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