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With the forthcoming Open Competition fast approaching can anyone advise me where to look to find a table of percentage fish sizes.

 

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(@great white)
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If you go on to the home page have a look at the tabs at the top of the page, just under forums you will see Club Records

 

These show Club records and specimen sizes.

 

I believe that on the day of the comp all competitors will get a list showing these sizes and the minimum weight [50% specimen] to bring to the scales

 

 

Charlie biggrin.gif

 

 



   
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 Rob
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Try here, the same except NO Undulates:

 

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We are considering the removal of the "Silver Eel" from the list of available species due to the decline in numbers and it is listed as "Critically Endangered" by IUCN and like the UNDulate a UKBAP proirity Species.

 

The Undulate is listed by IUCN as "Endangered".

 

Thoughts?

 

Thanks

 

Rob

 

UKBAP is a Government initative: UK Biodiversity Action Plan

 

IUCN is International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources



   
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We are considering the removal of the "Silver Eel" from the list of available species due to the decline in numbers and it is listed as "Critically Endangered" by IUCN and like the UNDulate a UKBAP proirity Species.

 

The Undulate is listed by IUCN as "Endangered".

 

Thoughts?

 

Thanks

 

Rob

 

UKBAP is a Government initative: UK Biodiversity Action Plan

 

IUCN is International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources

I don't think you have much choice Rob!

 

"Eel and shad

 

You must return any eel (Anguilla anguilla*) or Allis or Twaite shad you catch from any water in England and Wales.

 

This includes estuaries and inshore waters, to a distance of six nautical miles."

 

From the Environment Agency Byelaws

 

EA



   
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(@alfie)
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Thanks gents this info helped alot



   
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(@fisherman1055)
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Rob

 

We can put this on the agenda for discussion oat thursdays meeting

 

do you want to raise this under your Open Comp report

 

best wishes

 

tony



   
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 Rob
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Tony,

 

I think that this is a decision that the Open Comp Comittee (Me and Charlie) can make, but I am more than happy for the members to voice an opinion and we can make our decision bearing that opinion in mind.

 

Rob



   
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(@great white)
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Good decision guys

Look forward to hearing all the comp info later.

 

I really like the size list that you put on the other thread Rob

 

Is it being printed to hand out? if so I am sure all of our sponsors will think its a great idea too.

 

Charlie



   
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