fishing classes- numbers/ structure...

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interst in fishing classes?

casting
9
41%
rig making/ knots
0
No votes
species/ reading the water/ venues- slideshow?
3
14%
bait digging/ storage
1
5%
safety/ laws and regulations+ match angling guide
0
No votes
interested in classes in general- likely to turn up?!
9
41%
 
Total votes: 22
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BigPhil
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#21 Post by BigPhil »

toaddi33 wrote:id be up for that phil!! :D
well, hopefully will have something up and running in the very near future up here chris, ill let you know how it developes.
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#22 Post by toaddi33 »

alryt phil, thanks :D
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#23 Post by Seancelt »

If ye come down south I would sign up for a few of the classes, I need all the help I can get.
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#24 Post by Rampent Wreckfish »

Hey there Mark i need help with bait collecting any chance of a dig out.
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#25 Post by donal domeney »

Rampent Wreckfish wrote:Hey there Mark i need help with bait collecting any chance of a dig out.
I've seen you in action collecting bait. You seem to be ok at it.
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#26 Post by Rampent Wreckfish »

Hey Donal . Its always worth a try.
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#27 Post by m.b3 »

:lol: no prob mate anytime- if u hold the fork!! :lol: :lol:
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#28 Post by wolfman »

il be up for it to need a few casting lessions
speices 08

doggie/whittening/dab/flounder/codling/coalie/plaice
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#29 Post by LOVE TO FISH »

i need help in learning to cast proper
rod and reel will travel
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#30 Post by croppyboy »

im in
Shore Species 2020 lsd flounder hound

New species 2020
Boat species 2020
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#31 Post by Al »

Yeah i'd say i would be interested in going to most of the sessions going on :) sounds like a good idea!
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#32 Post by croppyboy »

We could spend a couple of hours before each of our comps for some of these ie casting and rig making
Shore Species 2020 lsd flounder hound

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#33 Post by Rockhopper »

Mark,

I will help you with the rig making and other things once you know places and times etc.

Why dont you start one on how to tidy out your tackle box :lol: :lol: :lol:

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#34 Post by m.b3 »

Rockhopper wrote: Why dont you start one on how to tidy out your tackle box :lol: :lol: :lol:

Tom.

i'd be the wrong man for the job! always have it lookin good for comps but usually wreck it during the comp- what's a man to do?! :lol:

cheers for the help! :wink:
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#35 Post by boycie89 »

thats me down to a T !! :lol: its always tidy on the way fishing but on the way home it looks like a hurricane hit it !!
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#36 Post by jd »

Are these classes for juniors? Or are they now for everyone?

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#37 Post by corbyeire »

i think they are for everyone now - if there ever is anything out west, chalk me down
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#38 Post by m.b3 »

here lads i have to put this on the long finger- end of march early april. i just have too much on. casting will be first. if possible i will put it with something people are less likely to turn up to.
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#39 Post by Don »

Mark,

I would be up for the rig making and the bait collection. The quality of the rigs you can purchase leave a lot to be desired and there is not a lot of choice out there certainly in the one tackle shop that I use.

Never dug bait either so wouldn't mind a shot at that.

Casting could also be improved.

Cheers,

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#40 Post by jd »

Lads have we a feasible date we can aim towards?
Can I suggest two dates
One for secondary kids in June
and
One for primary kids in July
thoughts?
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