Good news night fishing resumes on March 29th 
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Really, where did you hear this mate?
Really, where did you hear this mate?
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Angling trust just announced it
Angling trust just announced it
That is wild. Fugging yay!!! 👌
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Someone just posted that on our syndicate page. Just need to sneak across the border now to take advantage of it
Someone just posted that on our syndicate page. Just need to sneak across the border now to take advantage of it
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Nope. As things stand, from 29th of March you are NO LONGER LEGALLY required to stay at home. That could change if the R rate starts to rise again though.
Nope. As things stand, from 29th of March you are NO LONGER LEGALLY required to stay at home. That could change if the R rate starts to rise again though.
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There remains a fair degree of confusion around the rules this side of the border and what is law and what is guidance. Dickford is also trying to block English tourists so I dare say he has a strong view about us travelling then other way as well. Worth the risk though
There remains a fair degree of confusion around the rules this side of the border and what is law and what is guidance. Dickford is also trying to block English tourists so I dare say he has a strong view about us travelling then other way as well. Worth the risk though
Here are the words -
16 March 2021
After what has been described as “intense discussions with government officials” the Angling Trust is delighted to announce that we have confirmation that all forms of angling including night fishing, charter boat angling and match fishing will be able to resume from March 29th under new Covid guidance for the return of outdoor sports and recreation.
Angling Trust CEO Jamie Cook welcomed the news saying:
“Following our Fishing out of Lockdown submission to the Cabinet Office in February we have been pressing for the lifting of the restrictions placed upon angling through lockdown, in particular night fishing and match fishing, when the time is right.
“We made it clear to the Government that recreational fishing has provided a valuable lifeline for many thousands of people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds throughout this pandemic. It has been conducted safely and responsibly with strong Covid secure guidelines in place covering every aspect of our sport
“I'm pleased that the multiple benefits that angling delivers have again been acknowledged and that we can all look forward to a return to the angling opportunities we were able to enjoy last summer and autumn.”
In common with other outdoor sports, including golf, the Angling Trust is publishing initial guidelines to help clubs and fisheries prepare for a full return for angling at the end of the month. These guidelines will be revised once the regulations are published but they include written confirmation from both the Cabinet Office and Defra. Further information will be published in due course on the Sport England website.
https://anglingtrust.net/2021/03/16/angling-trust-statement-on-fishing-in-england-from-march-29th/?fbclid=IwAR0fQCe5g5aOQvXj7vHZDfyGxh2YT0npr_n7Uoc8r5j0EJZJhTjjljZmlCs
16 March 2021
After what has been described as “intense discussions with government officials” the Angling Trust is delighted to announce that we have confirmation that all forms of angling including night fishing, charter boat angling and match fishing will be able to resume from March 29th under new Covid guidance for the return of outdoor sports and recreation.
Angling Trust CEO Jamie Cook welcomed the news saying:
“Following our Fishing out of Lockdown submission to the Cabinet Office in February we have been pressing for the lifting of the restrictions placed upon angling through lockdown, in particular night fishing and match fishing, when the time is right.
“We made it clear to the Government that recreational fishing has provided a valuable lifeline for many thousands of people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds throughout this pandemic. It has been conducted safely and responsibly with strong Covid secure guidelines in place covering every aspect of our sport
“I'm pleased that the multiple benefits that angling delivers have again been acknowledged and that we can all look forward to a return to the angling opportunities we were able to enjoy last summer and autumn.”
In common with other outdoor sports, including golf, the Angling Trust is publishing initial guidelines to help clubs and fisheries prepare for a full return for angling at the end of the month. These guidelines will be revised once the regulations are published but they include written confirmation from both the Cabinet Office and Defra. Further information will be published in due course on the Sport England website.
https://anglingtrust.net/2021/03/16/angling-trust-statement-on-fishing-in-england-from-march-29th/?fbclid=IwAR0fQCe5g5aOQvXj7vHZDfyGxh2YT0npr_n7Uoc8r5j0EJZJhTjjljZmlCs
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Cannot wait
Cannot wait
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Yep, great news for all
Yep, great news for all
I cannot wait I got 4 days booked onto festival on the 6th of April had it booked for 5 months and didn't think I could go untill now, well happy now 😃
Think I'll I wait until mid May , hopefully lakes might be a bit quieter .
All pegs will be rammed on evry Lake till next year haha same as after the 1st lockdown haha
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At least until Sep when furlough ends.
At least until Sep when furlough ends.
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bunk beds on every peg for anglers to double up 😭😭😭
bunk beds on every peg for anglers to double up 😭😭😭