Club News and Working Party Activities

The first working party of the new season took place on Sunday 15th April.
A real good turn out from the members :The efforts achieving 7 new pallets being replaced in the morning session.
Thanks to Snowy,Andy, Doug and his grandson young James, Steve, Jim and Gary with his Nail Gun!.
The pictures above show some of the activities taking place.
Andy of course,as always, was armed with his chain saw to do the necessary business!
Jim had so many tools in the back of his car he could have started his own hardware shop(thanks Jim for all your effort.Gary was firing his nail gun to hold the planks together like a gatling gun.
Young James was there with his pap (Doug)Nice one James I told you would be famous on our web site.
It wolud be nice to see a few more young un's coming along:
So James if you have any mates at school or friends in your neighbourhood that would like to come and have a try at fishing let us know so we can arrange an evening or weekend.We would like to encourage and build the Junior part of the club.We can even give some lessons and supply some kit for them.

The Sunday of September 14th 2008 working party. (The Second one of the year!)

A number of Photo's showing the activities that took place during the course of the morning. A "New track" being laid down by the team."Hi Ho","Hi Ho"it's off to work we go!!!!!

Thanks to all those who turned up on a lovely Sunny Sunday morning:Snowy,Doug,Steve,Nick,Colin,Clare ,Steve,Warren,John the builder and his wacka plate, barrow and rake!

The working party set out to barrow 20 tons of new track to enable a safer and easier walk to the pallets on the east side of the lake.

After a lot of sweat;huffing and puffing by all the team a new track was completed by 1pm. A Great effort!!

The club has also invested in a new mower to keep the grass around the lake peripheral freshly mowed on a regular basis.Thanks to all those involved with this ongoing activity.(Especially with all the rain we have had during the month of August)

The digger shown in the shallows where much escavation took place to allow safer fishing.

There is always maintenance required to upkeep the lake,so if you fancy lending a helping hand it would be much appreciated. Let Snowy or Doug know!

Please remember to take home ALL your litter!