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Welcome to Lyme Regis Sea Angling Club. We are a family friendly sea fishing club based in the beautiful Dorset town of Lyme Regis. We run competitions and matches throughout the year for both adults and juniors. These are a great place to learn to fish, as well as get tips and advice from the more experienced anglers. Club members get a 10% discount on tackle and supplies from The Tackle Box shop.
Please be aware of current BASS REGULATIONS all BASS to be returned to the water as soon as possible until 1st March 2020. A limit of 2 fish per Angler per day from 1st March 2020 until the 30th November 2020 catch and release only for December. Only fish measured from the nose to the fork of the tail will be accepted for trophy/specimen fish claims for 2020.
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So everyone is aware, all club activities are unfortunately suspended until further notice.STATEMENT FROM THE ANGLING TRUST ON THE NATIONAL LOCKDOWN RULES IN ENGLAND
The regulations have now been published and confirm this evening’s message from the Cabinet Office that the Government have taken the decision that fishing will not be permitted during this national lockdown period. Whilst this is disappointing news I would ask anglers, fisheries and clubs to respect these rules and the reason they have been put in place; to help save lives and support the NHS.
Individuals should not go fishing from midnight tonight (5th Jan) and clubs and fisheries should close their waters to anglers. We will be publishing more detailed guidance on specific areas like bailiffing and fishery maintenance once the Government regulations have been examined.
Over past few weeks we have been in communication with the Government at the highest possible level. We have presented a strong case on how fishing could continue safely during the third national lockdown. We have explained that fishing benefits physical health and mental wellbeing and that it is regularly the only form of activity individuals undertake. You can read our representations to Cabinet Ministers here -
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My team and I have consistently presented the arguments ahead of the changing government guidelines, which have allowed fishing to remain permitted continuously since the first national lockdown was lifted in May. We have been successful when other sports have not as all anglers will know.
However, with 60,000 new infections announced today the Government have taken the decision that leaving home for recreation or leisure, including all forms of recreational fishing, should be prohibited in England during this third national lockdown period.
I thank you for your support and for being a credit to our sport. As members, you can rest assured that the Angling Trust will continue to represent our sport at the highest level and will present proposals for the resumption of angling when it is safe and sensible to do so. We will come through this period of national crisis. We will fish again, but until then, please, stay safe.
Jamie Cook - CEO Angling Trust
Hi everyone, it's that time of year when we need all the club trophies back to be engraved. If you haven't done already, can you please get them to the tackle box ASAP. Please note the shop is closed Mondays and Tuesdays now.
Tomorrow’s boat comp is on. Sign in on Pegasus from 07:30am. Collect bait from the tackle box from 7am.
So Sunday we fished the last of the junior matches for the year. Again a smashing turn out of 16 junior members. Between them they caught 98 fish on the day. There was also 2 new records recorded.
1st place went to kai with 474 cm - his catch of 34 fish mainly pollock smelt and a mackerel.
2nd place went to willow with 352 cm - her catch was made up with pout , pollock, Shannys, corkwing wrasse and smelt to which she now holds the record of 34 grams.
3rd place was Ruben with 190 cm. Pout mackerel and pollock caught.
Lillie rose was only just behind the top 3 with 187 cm.
The other record fish was a golden grey mullet of 628 grams caught by Noah. 8 different species were caught.
A massive well done to all the junior's and their parents for joining in and coming along and as all ways to jess and Darren from the tackle box a big thank you for your help and bait supplies thought out the year.
Great effort everyone
Good to see youth getting involved in our sport!😎
Well done everyone,roll on next yr x