Rally your crew
Two to four anglers. Pick your team name, lock it in, pay in one go. Your spot is held the second you start.
The brief, in short
Mallacoota in October. Boats on glass water before the sun’s properly up, flatties hitting the deck, cold ones at Scallys by sundown. The Flatty Classic bottles the lot: proper competition wrapped up in the best few days the Aussie coast has to offer. We could go on about the serenity, but you get the point.
What you're really here for
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days in Coota
nobody drives all that way just for the fish. it's the whole bloody weekend.
— anyone who's made the drive
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species: flathead first, bream & mulloway side pots
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good times, guaranteed
From sign-up to Scallywags
Four waypoints to the weigh-in.
Two to four anglers. Pick your team name, lock it in, pay in one go. Your spot is held the second you start.
Where the road literally runs out. Six or seven hours from Melbourne, and by the last bumpy few kays into town, a world away from the rest of it.
Three days, catch-measure-release. Your ten best fish on the tape, longest total takes it. Simple as that.
The bar over the boat ramp, half Black Pearl, half public bar. Huge gummy burgers, tiny beers, and every crew winding up here after dark to celebrate and exaggerate.
never fished a comp before? the guide covers the lot
First-timer's guideThe Board
The Flathead Hunters
12 fish landed
Reel Deal Crew
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10 fish
Sandy Bottom Boys
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11 fish
Hook Line & Sinker
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9 fish
The Bream Dreamers
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8 fish
sample board — the real one lights up comp weekend
These are the local brands and businesses who chipped in to make the Classic happen, pinned up like patches on the tackle-shop wall. Have a squiz: hover a logo, or give it a tap on your phone, to see who's who.











Anyone who's keen for a flathead. Teams run two to four anglers, so it's you and whoever you can round up — mates, the in-laws, the bloke from the servo who reckons he's got a spot no one else knows about. You enter as a team, everyone aboard gets their name down before the first lines go in, and since it's fished out of boats you'll want one that's up to the weekend (the rules spell out the size and safety gear). One's too few and a dozen won't fit; somewhere between two and four is the sweet spot.
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