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    Minimum size limit for 2morra's comp ?
    cheers
    Loads of effort for little reward
    But still love it

  • #2
    its 41cm i think mate used to be 36cm

    tight lines and good luck
    species so far 2012cod bass flounder plaice dab colie weaver whitie rockling

    target for 2012

    :catch a bass of 2lb catch a cod of 5lb catch a plaice of 2lb catch a thornback

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    • #3
      Yeah, it's 41 cm.
      Demons run when a good man goes to war...

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      • #4
        Cheers lads
        Loads of effort for little reward
        But still love it

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        • #5
          Have a look here :-
          Recommended Retention Size Limits (RRSLs) & DEFRA Minimum Landing Sizes (MLSs)

          According to this 36 cm around here as of April 2011 each authority has its own rules so just click on you region.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by TerryC View Post
            Have a look here :-
            Recommended Retention Size Limits (RRSLs) & DEFRA Minimum Landing Sizes (MLSs)

            According to this 36 cm around here as of April 2011 each authority has its own rules so just click on you region.
            You're right Terry, DEFRA's minimum size limit is the legal one at 36cm, most of our open comps however set the size up to 41cm.
            This is where the confusion starts with anglers.

            Regards Ian

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            • #7
              Hi sure the legal size for shore caught bass is 41cm

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              • #8
                Areet Ian,I don't find it confusing its good that angling clubs set higher limit sizes for bass and other species.
                Good on the clubs.

                off topic, I only wish they would try and improve and reduce littering during the competitions.

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                • #9
                  I was of the same opinion as Darnc,I thought it was 41cm for Bass.Got this after a bit of research.
                  Minimum and Recommended Landing Sizes

                  These are the Minimum Landing Sizes (MLS's) laid down by DEFRA and the Recommended Retention Size Limits (RRSL's) suggested by the Angling Trust (formerly set out by the NFSA).

                  It is a serious offence to retain fish below the DEFRA MLS's. Please be aware that there may be additional regional or temporary restrictions in place.

                  Bass

                  Defra Boat Shore
                  MLS's RRSL's RRSL's

                  36cm 45cm 45cm

                  Hope this helps.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by harry barker View Post
                    Areet Ian,I don't find it confusing its good that angling clubs set higher limit sizes for bass and other species.
                    Good on the clubs.

                    off topic, I only wish they would try and improve and reduce littering during the competitions.
                    Areet Harry, I agree mate the 36cm limit is too small the 41cm limit set by clubs and in the opens is more sensible.
                    The litter problem is a social problem not just confined to angling, it's a reflection of our society. It's infuriating isn't it?

                    Take care, Ian

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                    • #11
                      Cheers for the response appreciated !
                      Was just checking cos amble comps everything little bit bigger than normal sizes all flats 27 in bucket of water
                      Whiting 30
                      No wrasse
                      Way forward really seen many a angler dump flatties and whiting after weigh in
                      Think more clubs should follow suit especially with the flats in water
                      Loads of effort for little reward
                      But still love it

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by tonyfromalnwick View Post
                        Yeah, it's 41 cm.
                        36 cm matey check Welcome :

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                        • #13
                          41cm is the recommended minimum size by the NFSA however it is not illegal to keep bass smaller than this. The legal mimimum is decided by the government (IFCA) and that is 36cm. You will need to check with the competition organisers which one they are using. Personally I think the NFSA limit of 41cm is more sporting and use that one myself.

                          Here are the NFSA limits Sea Fish Size Limits - NFSA Size Limits - Sea fishing - Sea Angling Resource and here are the governments legal minimums Minimum Landing Sizes.

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