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.
REMINDER – subs are now due for 2024! £15 Adults, £10 Over 60’s and £5 Juniors
Please be aware of current BASS REGULATIONS. A limit of 2 fish per Angler per day from 1st March 2024 until the 30th November 2024 catch and release only for January, February and December. Only fish measured from the nose to the tip of the tail will be accepted for trophy/specimen fish claims for 2024.
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Good eves shore fishermen. It's been a while but this coming Saturday we have a match at Charmouth. Hope more of you can make it. I'll send a reminder later in the week to jog those brain cells 😂 cheers ... See MoreSee Less
We've been busy vac packing fresh Cuttlefish from Lyme Regis this morning. We've also had a delivery of more Ragworm, frozen Hermit and Peeler Crab, boxes of Squid, and Mackerel. ... See MoreSee Less
This weeks leading angler is Adam Morris with a Stevens Goby (another new species), Ballan Wrasse, Gold Sinney Wrasse and a Conger. Barry Moore and Rob Emery both had a Black Bream, Paul Warren and Rob King both had a Mackerel.
Current Leader Board: 1st - Roy Shipway - 20 species 2nd - Ian McLean - 18 species 2nd- Mike Hansell - 18 species 4th - Andy Beale - 16 species 4th - Archie Pike - 16 species
26 out of the 34 competitors entered have now opened their account. 284 entries from 31 different species. ... See MoreSee Less
Good Afternoon all. There has been 3 fish weighed in and sent in this month, including a new club record. Keep weighing those fish, its early in the season and all to play for...
While Pete may be sad, based on his earlier post, Rob King was over the moon last night with his 109grm Topknot, the first weighed in and recorded, therefore a new club record. Well done Rob.
The other fish weighed in were: Conger - 8940grms - Andy Beale on Blue Turtle Pouting - 765grms - Mark Norfolk on Blue Turtle
Fish caught on the shore and weighed in: FLOUNDER - 418grms PLAICE - 267grms POUTING - 170grms TOPKNOT - 109grms **New club Record** WHITING - 58grms
Fish caught on boats and weighed in: EEL (CONGER) - 8,940grms POLLACK - 5,050grms POUTING - 765grms RAY (SMALL EYED) - 5,100grms SMOOTH HOUND - 4,200grms WRASSE (BALLAN) - 1,300grms WRASSE (CUCKOO) - 351grms
Skippers table Stuart Pike - ORCA - 290.83% Rob King - Blue Turtle - 167.38%
Top Three Boat Specimen catch: Pete Yates - 119.05% Mike Hansell - 102.20% Richard Howells - 69.58%
Top Three Combined Boat & Shore Pete Yates - 155.91% Mike Hansell - 102.20% Richard Howells - 69.58% ... See MoreSee Less
Its really the responsibility of each angler to ask the skipper if its worth weighing in any fish with a specimen rating as this could count not only towards the Specimen Shield Award for themselves (Both shore & boat qualifying) but it would also count towards the Club Skipper's shield as well.
I should probably have weighed my smooth hound it would have been close 🤦♂️