PRESIDENT Mr Bob Bumstead
Hastings and St. Leonards Angling Association
Hastings and St. Leonards Angling Association
Probably the top sea angling club in East Sussex
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TAYLOR'S at the CLUB
OPEN FROM 7.30am Tuesday to Saturday
OPEN FROM 8am Sundays
(CLOSED MONDAYS except for Bank Holidays)
for
Breakfasts & Lunches
(CLOSED MONDAYS except for Bank Holidays)
Regular Full English £4.90 incl Toast & Tea/Coffee
Large Full English £6.90 incl Toast & Tea/Coffee
Small Full English £3.90 incl Toast & Tea/Coffee
HOME COOKED LUNCHES FROM £5.50
SUNDAY ROAST with all the trimmings.
Usually £7.50 unless there is a 'Special'
Puddings only £2.50
Call Jackie on 07805 848604
BUFFETS CATERED FOR
SEA ANGLING FESTIVAL 2019
19th & 20th October 2019
Results & Photos below
DAY 1 RESULTS
Winner today was Keith Erridge on peg 1 with 19 fish for 7lb -1 oz. 9
Runner up was Colin Crosby on peg 48 with 12 fish from Stamco with 6lb - 15 ozs
Heaviest fish was Rex Palmer with a bass of 3 lb
A Section
1st Ralph Crosby -
6lb -14 ozs
2nd. Joe Wales.
- 5lb - 13ozs
3rd. Phil Lee. - 5lb - 12ozs
B Section
1st. Brett Cotter.
- 6 lb -1oz. 4
2nd. Kelly N Jay
Carter -5lb-15oz.6
3rd. Jacob Gainey.
- 5lb - 9ozs
C Section
1st. Mark Hurcombe.
- 5 lb -15 ozs
2nd Craig Bradshaw -
4lb - 10ozs
3rd Mick Webb.
- 4lb - 4ozs
D Section
1st. Colin Crosby - 6lb -15ozs
2nd. Thomas Wells 5lb
-12ozs
3rd. Luke Mooring.
5lb - 4ozs
DAY 2 RESULTS
Winner today was Nathan Elliott on peg 2 With 16 fish for 7lb -0ozs
Heaviest fish today was a beautiful sole of 2lb - 13 ozs ! Caught by Jacob Gainey
A Section
1st. Tony methaven. - 2 lb - 9ozs
2nd. Nick May.
- 2lb. - 7ozs
3rd. Dave Falk.
- 1lb - 8 oz
B Section
1st. Paul Tiltman.
- 2lb- 1ozs
2nd Luke Mooring.
- 1lb - 8 ozs
3rd Colin Crosby.
- 1lb - 7ozs
C Section
1st. D. Fuoco - 5lb - 0ozs.9
2nd. Paul Parsons -
3lb - 4 ozs
3rd. Gerald Sargeant -
3lb - 1ozs
D Section
1st. Jason Gainey. - 4lb - 7 ozs
2nd. Saul Page. - 3lb -11ozs
The British Conger Club has recently laid down regulations regarding the weighing of Conger Eels caught at sea.
The Club has adopted this regulation and it will appear in the Club Rule Book under General Angling Bye Laws.
CONGER EELS CAUGHT AT SEA
For the purpose of weighing specimens Conger Eels only may be weighed at sea and then released.
A photo of the captor with the fish and a photo of the fish in a sling, on the scales, showing the weight must be shown to a club official upon coming ashore. They will then enter the fish in the specimen book.
For the purposes of competitions Congers should be brought ashore, alive if possible.
Should an angler wish to retain a conger for eating , they are free to do so.
BASS REGULATIONS
Recreational fishing for bass
For recreational fishers from 1st January to 31st March 2019, and from 1st November to 31st December 2019 only catch-and-release fishing of bass is permitted. From 1st April to 31st October 2019 not more than one bass per person per day may be retained. Any additional bass should be returned immediately to the sea. In addition, the minimum conservation reference size of 42cm applies – any bass smaller than this must be immediately returned to the sea. These measures apply to fishing from vessels and from shore.
THORNBACK CUP BOAT COMP
Sunday 19th May
HAPPY HOURS AT THE BAR
Monday to Friday 12.30 to 1.30pm
Fridays 5pm to 7pm
Members Only
Club available to members for
private parties, receptions, presentations, wakes, christening parties, etc.
Visiting associations and coach parties welcome.
The Fishing Hut Cafe can arrange a buffet
or you can bring your own food.
Speak to Sue by calling 01424 430120
to book in.
Small charge payable.
Wheelchair access
The club has a keen beach and boat angling and social community. We can accommodate boats up to 23 feet in length in our secure compound provided they are fitted with beach keels, as boats are beach launched. We have workshops for boat maintenance and fitting of keels by yourself if required, and secure storage areas for outboard engines and fishing gear. The area around Hastings uniquely offers a very wide variety of fishing, see our club records and photo gallery. You will be in good company in this very friendly club. Our members come from all walks of life and can offer help and advice if required. Our membership fees are very reasonable.
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