Angling Trust & Hydropower Projects
The Angling Trust has reacted angrily to the Environment Agency’s massive over-exaggeration of the amount of electricity that could be harnessed from English and
Please read the full article on the Angling Trusts Website. Here
Last Updated (Tuesday, 09 March 2010 16:03)
New Forum On SFC Website.As of 7th March 2010, the old Simple Machines forum will become obsolete. The new forum will become an integral part of the website operating environment and not a separate entity as it currently stands. All registered users of the website can access the forum with their website user-name and password. Anyone that used the old forum and did not have a website user-name and password will need to register again unfortunately. Sadly, the posts from the old forum will not be transferred to the new, but anyone wishing to continue the topic need only to create the same one on the new forum. If you would like to see any other categories added to the list then please email the This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to get them added. The old forum will remain available to view for a while along with the link from the main menu on the website. Please would you put any new posts onto the new forum. Last Updated (Saturday, 06 March 2010 18:36) Bylaw Proposals Following Public Consultation.Following the public consultation implemented by the Environment Agency back in September. The proposed new bylaws effecting fish removal by rod and line and the closed season for trout and salmon have now been put forward. Some of you may have even taken [part in the survey and expressed your opinions. The summary of responses to the survey can be found here. http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/homeandleisure/recreation/fishing/112102.aspx The new bylaw proposals can be read by following each link below. Coarse Fish, Eel & Shad Removal Bylaw Stillwater Brown Trout Closed Season SSSI Coarse Fish Closed Season Bylaw Please note that although the Environment Agency has set limits within these bylaws, it also states that tighter limits may be set by the own/occupier. The clubs current rule that No fish can be removed without the permission of the committee will still stand and that we will look to the Environment Agency for full support should any issue arise Last Updated (Friday, 15 January 2010 12:14) |
