1. Any member found infringing any
of the following rules, or jeopardizing the fishing
rights will be dealt with by the committee, and may
face expulsion.
2. All anglers must hold a current Rod Licence where
appropriate and observe all Environment Agency regulations.
3. All members must be in possession of a current
Year & Membership Card at all times when fishing.
Anyone without may be ejected from the water.
4. Members must cause no damage, deposit no litter,
nor light fires, and are expected to prevent such
behaviour in others. ANYONE found leaving LITTER,
INCLUDING cigarette ends, line, hooks, shot etc after
leaving their peg may be banned from the club for
LIFE.
5. No watercraft without the permission of the committee.
6. No swimming will be allowed.
7. Anglers must not overcrowd their keepnets (which
must be a minimum of 8ft / 450mm in length with a
diameter of 18” / 450mm and must be made of
a knotless material). Anglers must ensure the well
being of their catch at all times. All current notices
regarding net bans must be observed.
8. Inspection of nets and/or their contents by any
member at any time is permissible upon the production
of a membership or bailiff card, where a valid reason
exists.
9. Members must adopt a responsible attitude to members
of the public and other water users, and endeavour
to avoid injury to anyone in anyway.
10. NO fish, NO aquatic plants NO other forms of pond
life are to be introduced to, or removed from the
water without the permission of the committee. The
only exception is that any game fish must be removed.
(See individual waters rules.)
11. All fish must be returned unharmed to the water
at the end of each fishing session. Any person member
or non-member will be prosecuted under the theft act
for removing fish without prior written consent from
the committee.
12. No radios except personal stereos.
13. An adequate landing net made of a knotless material
must be available and used whenever the size of fish
dictates its use. The swinging in of any fish is to
be avoided where practical. An appropriate weigh sling
must be used to weigh all fish.
14. The use of a unhooking mat is mandatory whilst
pike or carp fishing.
15. Members must keep within the clubs boundaries
at all times. Boundaries are as detailed in each waters
individual rules.
16. All cars are to be parked in the car parks ONLY.
17. Any of the waters may be closed at any time when
deemed necessary by the committee or local authority.
18. No blood worm or jokers.
19. No live fish are permitted as bait.
20. No cans are allowed at the waterside at all. (This
includes food, drink or bait cans)
21. No barbed hooks other than Whisker, Ghost, Splinter
or Micro barbs are permitted. No rigs should consist
of more than one single hook unless Pike fishing,
in which case a maximum of two treble hooks may be
used. The use of a wire trace is mandatory for all
forms of pike fishing. The use of pike gags is prohibited.
22. A maximum of three fishing implements (rods, poles
whips etc.) may be used within the confines of your
own peg. (The confines of a peg are 1/2 way between
yours and the peg to the left and to the right, also
1/2 way across the water to the nearest peg opposite
when occupied.)
23. No Carp over 2 lb should be retained unless an
acknowledged Carp friendly keepnet or Carp sack is
used. (The committee recommend that NO Carp over 10
lb are retained at all).
24. At the end of any fishing session unused bait
must not be discarded into the water.
25. No fly fishing will be permitted.
26. These rules may be revised by the committee at
any time.
27. Please report your catches to The TAA for our
records.
28. Any club member, who on any club controlled waters,
away trip or exchange ticket water, is found to be
in possession of, and, or under the influence of alcohol,
prohibited drugs or substances (eg solvents) will
be expelled from the club forthwith
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