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Kevin Priston (left) and Brian Lungley, both of Brighton, with their groper and a crayfish. Photos by Peter McIntosh. Filleting the catch for the charity auction are (from left) Jim Varga, of Allanton, David Denny, of Mosgiel and Murray Eckhold, of Dunedin.
 

With some of the nearly 1000 creatures of the sea caught at the annual Brighton fishing competition held at the weekend are Kevin Priston and Brian Lungley, with two decent-sized groper and a crayfish.

Brighton club president Geoff Bright was pleased with the turnout for Saturday's competition, which raised about $3600 for local community groups. 

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