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Kype Angling Club website. |
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Written by Henry Hamilton-Willows
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The 2012 Season started on Thursday 15 March. All Club Membership registration and contact details are available on this website. All Members are being requested to renew/update their personal contact details for Club administration purposes. All registered Members should now have received the first published Newsletter of the new season, released on 1 May 2012.
Members are asked to try and avoid walking on the areas that have been re-seeded with grass, after the damaged caused by the machinery and vehicles used by the contractors employed to carry out service work along the dam wall.
Please be careful. Members, visitors and guests are asked to be very careful on the approach roads, particularly during school holidays and weekends. Children play near the road and farm steads. Walkers and cyclists also use the tracks. Be very careful near any farm livestock (there are a lot off lambs and ewes about at present) or farm machinery. The speed limit on the road is 20 m.p.h. |
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Written by Henry Hamilton-Willows
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Any Member, guest or visitor fortunate enough to catch one of the ten Tiger Trout stocked in the Reservoir, please use all means possible to carefully return it alive to the water. Do NOT kill these fish. Please record your catch in the logbook in the hut. For information about Tiger Trout see the Webpage 'The Trout'. |
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Written by Henry Hamilton-Willows
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Saturday 16 June 2012.
The second leg of the Club's three annual competitions takes place on Saturday 16 June 2012. The location is again, Kype Reservoir. Fishing times are 9.00 until 16.00. A Registration Form is posted in the Club hut. This is a FOUR fish limit competition. Competition Rules are posted on the website.
Saturday 12 May 2012 saw the first competition of the year take place on Kype Reservoir. The early morning frost quickly cleared to give a bright start with a light westerly wind. No fish were observed rising around the Reservoir. As the day progressed occasional cloud cover appeared and the air temperature peaked at 11 Celsius with the wind continually increasing in strength throughout the Competition. A total weight in excess of 130 lb. for 58 fish was taken by 20 competitors. Harry Simmonds won the day with four fish for 12 lb. 9 oz. (heaviest fish was 4 lb. 12 oz.). J. Lippiatt was second with four fish for 9 lb. 12 oz. (heaviest fish was 2 lb. 9 oz.) W. Ferguson and H. Hamilton-Willows tied for third place, both with 8 lb. 15 oz. for four fish. A number of Blue Trout figured in the catch returns. Most of the fish caught came from the Dam Wall of the Reservoir. Floating lines coupled with lures accounted for the majority of the fish taken during the day. A few competitors reported the day as being ‘hard going’. H. Simmonds and J. Lippiatt both received a bottle of whisky for their efforts. A very good day was had by all with some great angling patter between competitors.
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Written by Henry Hamilton-Willows
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The next Meeting of the Kype Angling Club will be a General Meeting. This will be held in
Stonehouse Lifestyles
2 Udston Mill Road
Stonehouse
ML9 3JL
on Tuesday 9 th October 2012 at 7.30 p.m. 2012. |
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