As with all things in life there have to be rules

(These may change from time to time)

 

1. No barbed hooks. Only barbless hooks on our water. (Instant Ban)

2. No Keepnets from 1st May thru 1st September, (except matches).

3. Fish over 4lb should be returned to the water at the very soonest.

4. Vehicles are only allowed to be parked in the parking area.

5. Syndicate year runs from January 1st thru December 31st.

6. Anual subscriptions should be renewed from the mid - end of November onwards.

7. Any subs not paid by end of 3rd week in December will be deemed membership given up and the space will be offered to someone waiting to join.

8. Security codes to our pool & facilities must not be given out to anyone.

9. Members can invite guests @ £6 per day (current 2016 rate), this must be notified and agreed with a bailiff before the day (no just turning up and then calling)!

10. Members are responsible for the actions & conduct of their guests.

11. Any matches arranged for outside clubs will only ever be on a Sunday and there will be as much notice given on the website/pool notice board of this as possible.

12. Matches are a variable amount of pegs but always starting from peg #1.

13. 1 peg either side of the allotted match pegs are not to be used on match days.

14. Weighins and return of fish for external group matches are only to be undertaken by a syndicate bailiff.
    The 4lb rule requiring returning these fish to water at the soonest applies here also.

15. Syndicate members are welcomed to arrange any in-house competitions/matches to be held whenever for however long and whatever the rules are (as long as the barbless hooks are used of course)

16. Members are free as in all fishing clubs to challenge any person they do not recognise or believe they may not be a member.
    However, (under no circumstances must you threaten/touch/abuse or antagonise the person(s) or challenge if you are wary/alone) Often a simple polite chat can establish your gut instinct. Common sense should always apply in your decisions and it is sometimes better to simply make a mental note of identity ie: age, hair colour, distinguishing features, vehicle reg, and report this asap to one of the bailiffs who will attend to matters.

17. Your safety is always more important than a bit of poaching, be clever.

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