shore comps
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- SAI Lug Worm
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shore comps
alright lads, just wondering if you need to be a member of a club to enter some of the shore competitions.
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Re: shore comps
As far as im aware you have to be a member of a club to fish any I.F.S.A comps
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Re: shore comps
as far as i am aware day membership is available at an increased entry price for opens
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- SAI Lug Worm
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Re: shore comps
cheers philBigPhil wrote:as far as i am aware day membership is available at an increased entry price for opens

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- SAI Hammerhead
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Re: shore comps
You need to be a member of a club to fish club competitions unless they are opens
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Re: shore comps
Theking wrote:You need to be a member of a club to fish club competitions unless they are opens
You still have to be a member of a IFSA affiliated club to fish IFSA opens in Ireland.
Currently the only opens I know of in Ireland that are not IFSA sanctioned are the Daiwa pairs run by SAMF and EFSA`s Winter Beach Festival. There may be more than these though.
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Re: shore comps
You can get a day pass, you do not need to be a member of an ifsa club to get a day pass.
I forget how much they are - either €20 or €25
Then you have to pay your entry fee to the competition
They are to make sure you are covered for insurance purposes.
However most clubs membership is €50 - €60, with entries anywhere from €10 - €20, so unless you are only only are only going to fish a couple of competitions it would probably work out cheaper for you to join a club near you
I forget how much they are - either €20 or €25
Then you have to pay your entry fee to the competition
They are to make sure you are covered for insurance purposes.
However most clubs membership is €50 - €60, with entries anywhere from €10 - €20, so unless you are only only are only going to fish a couple of competitions it would probably work out cheaper for you to join a club near you