DELEGATES MEETING APRIL 30TH
Apr 30, 2015 22:22:20 GMT
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Post by Eddie on Apr 30, 2015 22:22:20 GMT
Well rushy decided to put his feet up tonight and it was about time I did a bit of work, so here goes:-
GATE KEYS
Because of problems some members were experiencing opening locks a new supplier is to be sourced, hopefully will sort out the problem.
ENVIRONMENT AGENCY REPORT
An ea report has been released stating that only 17% of the country's rivers are described as being in good health, a lower than expected number!
YEARBOOK CHECKS
Books are continuing to be checked on our waters!
TADCASTER LENGTH
After the giving up of this length, because of lack of access over the last couple of years, a refund of rental payments has been successfully sort and received.
CORMORANT LICENSE
Application for licenses to control cormorants have become much more complicated and difficult to obtain, but Leeds will continue to try and secure them for the protection of our waters.
KIPPAX PARK
Kippax is reported to be starting to fish well. Though the cold snaps can put a bit of a dampener on sport.
MOOR MONKTON FISHERY
Moor Monkton is to have 3 disabled pegs built so our less able members can enjoy the venue too.
All pegs have been cleared at the venue and are now fishable.
On Mondays match on the front lake a winning weight of 166lb was recorded.
MEMBERSHIP
Attached members 473, unattached 844, total 1317 up by 141 on the same time last year.
There have been 109 permits sold for Moor Monkton, 52 night permits for knotford and 18 for Wintersett.
MEMBERSHIP OFFICE
The membership office will be closed on Monday (bank holiday) and also on Wednesday, so don't visit the Anglers club on either day if you intend to visit the office, you will have a wasted journey!
Now I know why Dave asked me to write this one up!
All the best Eddie.
GATE KEYS
Because of problems some members were experiencing opening locks a new supplier is to be sourced, hopefully will sort out the problem.
ENVIRONMENT AGENCY REPORT
An ea report has been released stating that only 17% of the country's rivers are described as being in good health, a lower than expected number!
YEARBOOK CHECKS
Books are continuing to be checked on our waters!
TADCASTER LENGTH
After the giving up of this length, because of lack of access over the last couple of years, a refund of rental payments has been successfully sort and received.
CORMORANT LICENSE
Application for licenses to control cormorants have become much more complicated and difficult to obtain, but Leeds will continue to try and secure them for the protection of our waters.
KIPPAX PARK
Kippax is reported to be starting to fish well. Though the cold snaps can put a bit of a dampener on sport.
MOOR MONKTON FISHERY
Moor Monkton is to have 3 disabled pegs built so our less able members can enjoy the venue too.
All pegs have been cleared at the venue and are now fishable.
On Mondays match on the front lake a winning weight of 166lb was recorded.
MEMBERSHIP
Attached members 473, unattached 844, total 1317 up by 141 on the same time last year.
There have been 109 permits sold for Moor Monkton, 52 night permits for knotford and 18 for Wintersett.
MEMBERSHIP OFFICE
The membership office will be closed on Monday (bank holiday) and also on Wednesday, so don't visit the Anglers club on either day if you intend to visit the office, you will have a wasted journey!
Now I know why Dave asked me to write this one up!
All the best Eddie.
