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  • Olympic Torch Open Competition Sunday 10th June

    Just after Christmas, Ken Middlemist thought he would put together a small open competition to mark the passage of the Olympic torch through the Alnwick/Amble district.
    Amble SAC have agreed to help out with the weigh-in.

    He's asked me to put details of the comp on the net, so here they are...

    2012 Olympic Torch Open Shore Angling Competition.
    Sunday 10th June.
    Fishing from 12.00 noon to 5.00pm.
    Weigh in from 5.00pm to 6.00pm at the Radcliffe Club, Amble.

    Tickets are £12 for seniors, juniors fish free when accompanied by an adult and have their own prize table.
    This is a 100% payout cash prize match.

    1st prize will go to the heaviest single fish.
    Further prizes (total depends on entry numbers) are then awarded in order of total bag weight, but no angler can win more than one cash prize.

    Trophies, kindly donated by Amble Town Council, will be awarded to
    Heaviest single fish
    Heaviest bag
    Top lady angler
    Top junior angler
    Top disabled angler
    Specimen fish

    Boundaries are:
    Lynemouth pipe (south)
    Seahouses south pier (north)

    Maximum of 3 single hooks or 1 treble hook may be used.

    No angler may use cart or any bait which includes uncooked edible crab.

    No wrasse are to be weighed in.

    All flatfish (27cm minimum size, 35cm for turbot) must be presented to the scales in a bucket or container of fresh sea water, OR THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
    We do not want to see flatties coming in plastic bags.

    Tickets and buckets will be available from the Amble Angling Centre on the morning of the competition, from 9.30am.

    THIS IS A PENN POINTS MATCH.

    Contacts:
    Ken Middlemist on 01665 830619 / 07594545535
    Tony Cook on 01665 602034 / 07928570012
    Jim French on 01665 711007
    Last edited by tonyfromalnwick; 08-06-2012, 01:29 PM.
    Demons run when a good man goes to war...

  • #2
    Any other species ineledgable tony mackrel for instance ????
    Nothing makes a fish bigger than ALMOST being caught

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    • #3
      Originally posted by kopite2k06 View Post
      Any other species ineledgable tony mackrel for instance ????
      Yeah, there's a rules sheet being given out with each ticket. This'll list the ineligible fish.
      Mackerel, wrasse, silver eels, rays bream, lumpsucker, greenbones, are all ineligible just off the top of my head.
      I'm sure I've missed another couple though.
      Demons run when a good man goes to war...

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      • #4
        cheers tony usual rules apply then mate it was just that the only fish mentioned was wrasse that was not allowed. cheers mate ill probz have a go at flatty bashin for this one mate
        Nothing makes a fish bigger than ALMOST being caught

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        • #5
          Just over a week to go to this one.
          If anybody wants to pre order bait from Normas to pick up on the day, give her a ring on 01665 711200.
          Hopefully, tickets will be in the usual shops this week, but can be bought on the day from the Amble Angling Centre.
          Demons run when a good man goes to war...

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          • #6
            there was an article in the paper saying if you take fish back in a bag you will be disqualified (as in your thread also).

            what about cod?
            Last edited by Deans; 01-06-2012, 04:30 PM.
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            • #7
              Originally posted by Deans View Post
              there was an article in the paper saying if you take fish back in a bag you will be disqualified (as in your thread also).

              what about cod?
              Just flatties mate.
              We want to get as many back alive as possible.
              You won't be disqualified, but the fish won't count unless they're in a bucket of sea water.
              Demons run when a good man goes to war...

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              • #8
                Good news for the juniors...

                Greys have very kindly given a new GRSX Bass rod for the junior winner.
                Smashing rod, casts 3 to 5 oz and is 12'6" long.
                Demons run when a good man goes to war...

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                • #9
                  Are there prizes for adults aswel Tony? Still trying to sweet talk her indoors as we were supposed to be going out together lol
                  <i>Put back what you don't need.</i>

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                  • #10
                    Cash prizes Darren, 100% payout.
                    Demons run when a good man goes to war...

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                    • #11
                      Amble Town Council have also provided Engraved crystal trophy's to commemorate the event for all the winners, these will be personalised to each individual winner.

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