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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m.b3
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fishing classes- numbers/ structure...

#1 Post by m.b3 »

ok i need a list of people interested- all welcome. Cooke has kindly given me some info to get the classes up and running. i am not chasiin people! if interested kindly let me know!! this way i can set time location date and rope in some volounteers if needed.

structure of classes will include-

beachcasting
spinning
floatfishing
downtiding/ uptiding

bait- collection storage and use

venues(slideshow)
species(+general tips on methods)

tidal cycle

simple match angling guide

safety talks, laws and regulations

sit down rig making session

casting instruction demo

raffle?!


the above info was given to me by Cooke. big thanks. if anyone has a particular interest in helping in any of the above do not be shy. the above is a guide to how the classes can be structured and the aim will be to achieve something similar. i don't mind taking this onboard but if numbers are big i will need help.
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#2 Post by fishinmidget »

i would deffo b up for that, especially the bait and casting parts.
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#3 Post by m.b3 »

good man! we have one! come on the rest of yee?! if there is anything of particular interest to people then please give it a mention, ie- if you only want to go to a casting demo??!

would a poll be an idea?
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#4 Post by fishinmidget »

a poll would be a great idea. i would also b into the downtide and uptide as i havent a clue about boat fishing.
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#5 Post by boycie89 »

put me down to help anyone with bait and storage and match angling thats my department !!!!
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#6 Post by ckpainters »

Im in

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#7 Post by boycie89 »

any ideas where these classes will be held when you do get it up and running ??
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#8 Post by m.b3 »

Boycie need to see if there is enouigh interest and on what and then decide whats best. would like to get this up and running within the next two weeks. i pressume it will be in the dublin area- i'l post further on this asap.
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#9 Post by boycie89 »

good man !! ill get a few of the lads together and see what we can do and ill get back to ye .
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#10 Post by paul mason »

If i have the time i will give it a go.I can help with the casting and the shore fishing and bait digging.
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#11 Post by paulocallaghan »

id def b interested in learning how to cast properly, count me in please
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#12 Post by FISHAHOLIC »

I'm up for it as well i need to get me casting sorted out
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#13 Post by m.b3 »

being the time of year that it is i think a casting and rigmakin session will be first on the cards...

diggin bait now is painful enough!!


cheers for responses and kind offers- much appretiated. thanks.
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#14 Post by dbrock »

count me in im sure ill be able to give a hand somehow
someone will find something for me to do :roll:
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#15 Post by m.b3 »

great stuff lads... looks like we have more people willing to help out and no one that thinks they need to learn anything!!?! :lol: i will have bto get the poll made up.
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#16 Post by dbrock »

well i recon every one of us has lots to learn and teach each other :lol: :lol:
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#17 Post by m.b3 »

couldn't agree more! more the merrier i suppose!
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#18 Post by BigPhil »

for anyone of the junior anglers up in the north that maybe interested in similar classes etc, gimme a shout and we will see what we can get sorted out for you too to save a lot of travelling etc.
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#19 Post by toaddi33 »

id be up for that phil!! :D
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#20 Post by Mr_Green »

i would be 100% intrested in learning!!! but i dunno if i can frequent up 2 dublin... its the missus' car 2 :oops:
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