In reply to Post #1
BBC news online are saying the Government quoting still NO Overnight stays before the 29th March , so it looks like days only for a while yet...
BBC news online are saying the Government quoting still NO Overnight stays before the 29th March , so it looks like days only for a while yet...
In reply to Post #30
Was meant to say “day sessions” don't no what happened to the day in that lol
Was meant to say “day sessions” don't no what happened to the day in that lol
I agree that everyone wants to get there night fishing back, we all do. But everyone that says I can't wait to do nights again as I don't do days. absolutely bull**** . Fishings fishing. If you enjoy it you'll go with what chance your given or your obviously not really that interested
In reply to Post #29
I would think too it's looking like late March - restrictions lifted on non-local travel & “sports” facilities opening. Still a mention of no overnight stays though.
From BBC:
It is understood that the first phase will be split into two parts:
Phase one, part one (from 8 March) - All schools expected to open with outdoor after-school sports and activities allowed. Recreation in a public space - such as a park - could be allowed between two people, meaning they would be allowed to sit down for a coffee, drink or picnic
Phase one, part two (from 29 March) - Outdoor gatherings of either six people or two households are expected be allowed, including in private gardens. Outdoor sports facilities such as tennis or basketball courts could reopen and organised adult and children's sport, such as grassroots football, could also return
And from 29 March it is also understood that people will once again be able to travel out of their areas - although guidance will likely still recommend staying local, and overnight stays will not be permitted.
I would think too it's looking like late March - restrictions lifted on non-local travel & “sports” facilities opening. Still a mention of no overnight stays though.
From BBC:
It is understood that the first phase will be split into two parts:
Phase one, part one (from 8 March) - All schools expected to open with outdoor after-school sports and activities allowed. Recreation in a public space - such as a park - could be allowed between two people, meaning they would be allowed to sit down for a coffee, drink or picnic
Phase one, part two (from 29 March) - Outdoor gatherings of either six people or two households are expected be allowed, including in private gardens. Outdoor sports facilities such as tennis or basketball courts could reopen and organised adult and children's sport, such as grassroots football, could also return
And from 29 March it is also understood that people will once again be able to travel out of their areas - although guidance will likely still recommend staying local, and overnight stays will not be permitted.
In reply to Post #34
Don't get tied up in this 'no overnight stays' stuff... This is exactly the same as last May. And the AT resolved it (after a bit of a fuss). I'd suspect from this (if the 'leak' is correct) that we can probably travel and do nights from roughly that date. So allowing a few days for the fisheries/clubs/syndicates etc to get sorted, probably the weekend around 2nd/3rd April may be the starting point.
Don't get tied up in this 'no overnight stays' stuff... This is exactly the same as last May. And the AT resolved it (after a bit of a fuss). I'd suspect from this (if the 'leak' is correct) that we can probably travel and do nights from roughly that date. So allowing a few days for the fisheries/clubs/syndicates etc to get sorted, probably the weekend around 2nd/3rd April may be the starting point.
In reply to Post #33
>summink, summink
What did he really mean by this?
>summink, summink
What did he really mean by this?
In reply to Post #36
I'm just grumpy and bitter
Sitting at home after an operation and not being able to do anything. Just jealous 
I'm just grumpy and bitter
Sitting at home after an operation and not being able to do anything. Just jealous
In reply to Post #34
Frankly, I still think its too soon to be easing lockdown. Sending kids back to school is a massive issue and very quickly we could have yet another spike in numbers. Couple this with a higher risk of mutation due to high infection rate and vaccination, it seems like a recipe for disaster.
I would rather we wait another 2 months. Let numbers fall dramatically, give the hospital staff a bit of a breather and keep the vaccine being rolled out.
Frankly, I still think its too soon to be easing lockdown. Sending kids back to school is a massive issue and very quickly we could have yet another spike in numbers. Couple this with a higher risk of mutation due to high infection rate and vaccination, it seems like a recipe for disaster.
I would rather we wait another 2 months. Let numbers fall dramatically, give the hospital staff a bit of a breather and keep the vaccine being rolled out.
In reply to Post #33
Couldn't agree more....
'I don't do day sessions'
translates to me as 'its too much like hard work and I cant get p*ssed or stoned out my box so why bother'
Suit yourselves - more space for the rest of us who are grateful for the fact we can get out at all
Couldn't agree more....
'I don't do day sessions'
translates to me as 'its too much like hard work and I cant get p*ssed or stoned out my box so why bother'
Suit yourselves - more space for the rest of us who are grateful for the fact we can get out at all
In reply to Post #37
No worries mate. Hope you get better soon 👍
No worries mate. Hope you get better soon 👍
In reply to Post #29
hoping for a staggered return to schools tbh - they made the mistake of sending all back at once already. add the brilliant 'mass testing for all students' into the mix and there's another cock up waiting to happen....
hoping for a staggered return to schools tbh - they made the mistake of sending all back at once already. add the brilliant 'mass testing for all students' into the mix and there's another cock up waiting to happen....
In reply to Post #38
As a teacher caught coronavirus from my students, I totally agree mate. 1500 kids T my school all of whom are totally unable to socially distance. Infections will rise again for sure.
As a teacher caught coronavirus from my students, I totally agree mate. 1500 kids T my school all of whom are totally unable to socially distance. Infections will rise again for sure.
In reply to Post #10
The fishing has been so much better without time bandits camping out in the best swims.
Like now on a lake I fish. About 5 on last Friday night.
The fishing has been so much better without time bandits camping out in the best swims.
Like now on a lake I fish. About 5 on last Friday night.
In reply to Post #39
I'd love to do the days, often more productive at this time of year but travel restrictions mean it's a no go... Think many are in that boat... Fine if your venue/s are local, whatever the definition of that is...
I'd love to do the days, often more productive at this time of year but travel restrictions mean it's a no go... Think many are in that boat... Fine if your venue/s are local, whatever the definition of that is...
In reply to Post #39
Couldn't be more wrong I don't smoke and I don't even drink I haven't for about 4 years, but what ever you like doing is upto you 🤣
I just don't do day sessions when I get enough time to go for 48hrs every other weekend, some of the best fisherman I no are the same. I am very active and mobile while fishing always moving swims but just don't see the point in going for one day Simple really 🤷♀️
Plus I can't go anyway no where local to me that I can fish at the minute, my 2 syndicates are over 30mins away and the day tickets are not in the same area either
Some people are just bitter and twisted to the way some of us go about our fishing, I'm more interested than most so to say I'm not that interested just because I don't do days only is a load of ****
Couldn't be more wrong I don't smoke and I don't even drink I haven't for about 4 years, but what ever you like doing is upto you 🤣
I just don't do day sessions when I get enough time to go for 48hrs every other weekend, some of the best fisherman I no are the same. I am very active and mobile while fishing always moving swims but just don't see the point in going for one day Simple really 🤷♀️
Plus I can't go anyway no where local to me that I can fish at the minute, my 2 syndicates are over 30mins away and the day tickets are not in the same area either
Some people are just bitter and twisted to the way some of us go about our fishing, I'm more interested than most so to say I'm not that interested just because I don't do days only is a load of ****