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starting a shore angling club

#1 Post by clarky »

whats the story with startin a new club or re starting an old club...
insurance?
how are fish recorded nowadays?
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#2 Post by Rampent Wreckfish »

Well boy .

Ring John Martin (Secretary of central council)he will put you straight.
His contact details are in the Diary.
I would reccomend reserecting a club in your area that was once one of the best in the country. The one on the east side of the bridge :lol:
I dont think there would be much problem getting members.

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u were some man to catch sea trout on the fly jp.thank god for the sake of the trout u stuck with the sea angling.yes .. res erect the abbeyside club.anyone on here willing to make an effort ?
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I was a former member of Abbeyside SAC i would consider joining again!!!
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#5 Post by seanie35 »

shadow wrote:I was a former member of Abbeyside SAC i would consider joining again!!!

going off the subject abit but whatever happend to the old club :shock:
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#6 Post by clarky »

things just petered out i think.i thought it was said that it had something to do with insurance at the time..correct me if i am wrong.
the ramblers used to be excellent .they used return to the pond for the weigh in.there used be some fish that would not survive ,and, i can see how this is a bit of a problem with modern competition.do clubs still hold ramblers and how is the weigh in sorted nowadays.
some excellent anglers went through that club.there is enough people in the town fishing now to easily sustain a club.
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I will join/help and ~I know the lads would be interested too.
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#8 Post by donal domeney »

Affiliation Fees: €255 + €50 for every senior member and €5 for under 16's
Abbyside would be looked on as a dormant club and would only need 8 members to re-affiliate.

So 12 members @ €60 a go (€720) would work out like this.
IFSA affiliation €255
12 members @ €30 €360

This will leave you with € 105 in the kitty
Specimen Fish 2024: Shore Rockling (3) 36cm, 34cm, 31cm; Thick Lipped Mullet (2) 58cm, 57cm; Smooth Hound (1) 109cm; Sting Ray (1)125cm; Ballan Wrasse (1) 48cm ; Corkwing Wrasse (1) 24.8cm. Golden Grey Mullet (2) 43cm, 1.8lb; 40.6cm, 1.55lb;
Total species boat/shore: 45
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#9 Post by Rampent Wreckfish »

Thanks Donal.

What would a club starting from scratch need.
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#10 Post by donal domeney »

Rampent Wreckfish wrote:Thanks Donal.

What would a club starting from scratch need.


12 members to affitiate
Specimen Fish 2024: Shore Rockling (3) 36cm, 34cm, 31cm; Thick Lipped Mullet (2) 58cm, 57cm; Smooth Hound (1) 109cm; Sting Ray (1)125cm; Ballan Wrasse (1) 48cm ; Corkwing Wrasse (1) 24.8cm. Golden Grey Mullet (2) 43cm, 1.8lb; 40.6cm, 1.55lb;
Total species boat/shore: 45
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Specimen Fish 2025: To date: 6.
Flounder 46cm; Spurdog 120cm; Stingray 91cm; Smooth Hound 114cm; 103.5cm; 104cm
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#11 Post by clarky »

what about insurance etc.
maybe a new club with all new faces and opinions may be the job.then theres no baggage or overpowering characters .heard said of clubs in the past that people don t join because of the people involved .like what happened with the trout club on the colligan.that was a real pity.
i would love to start a club in the locality.with the right people involved it could be a huge success.
my final question is in relation to rambler comps . how would the weigh in work..
regardless of ramblers, look at all the fantastic marks that can be used . clonea,ballinacourty,ballyvoile,ballyvooney,ring,ballyquin , ,ardmore,whiting bay,ferrypoint etc,
not to mention the inner bay marks in dungarvan, white strand, abbeyside ,cunniger,the quay,the river,quans ,western bay etc.
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#12 Post by Rampent Wreckfish »

Ramblers are pretty much a thing of the past. which is a good thing.

Weigh ins are also a thing of the past which is a great thing.

Its all catch, measure and release now.

Standard is 20cm size limit with some comps also giving five points for undersize fish.
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#13 Post by clarky »

is there anyway of holding a rambler.they were great because they gave the average angler a better chance of competing...i dont mind not being in the prize money but i would think it would put fellas off if they ate all pegged comps and the top anglers would clean up every time. maybe i am wrong ,just an idea on keeping it more open for the average guy.
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#14 Post by donal domeney »

clarky wrote:is there anyway of holding a rambler.they were great because they gave the average angler a better chance of competing...i dont mind not being in the prize money but i would think it would put fellas off if they ate all pegged comps and the top anglers would clean up every time. maybe i am wrong ,just an idea on keeping it more open for the average guy.


The day's of drive off on a Sunday morning at 200mph to you hot spot are dead and buried.
Where is the problem with having a rambler on Clonnea, the cunnigar and white bay.
Specimen Fish 2024: Shore Rockling (3) 36cm, 34cm, 31cm; Thick Lipped Mullet (2) 58cm, 57cm; Smooth Hound (1) 109cm; Sting Ray (1)125cm; Ballan Wrasse (1) 48cm ; Corkwing Wrasse (1) 24.8cm. Golden Grey Mullet (2) 43cm, 1.8lb; 40.6cm, 1.55lb;
Total species boat/shore: 45
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Specimen Fish 2025: To date: 6.
Flounder 46cm; Spurdog 120cm; Stingray 91cm; Smooth Hound 114cm; 103.5cm; 104cm
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#15 Post by bhoy32 »

ramblers are being brought back from the grave dont think there is any problem with a club hosting a rambler comp the only thing with ramblers is the results dont count towards master angler think they have to be from staked comps only open to correction on that. once fish sizes go up edibles only people should have no complaints good luck with club
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#16 Post by Rampent Wreckfish »

[quote="donal domeney

Where is the problem with having a rambler on Clonnea.[/quote]

May just get bored and ramble up to the hotel for pints :lol: :lol:
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