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Post by bovertonfishing on Mar 15, 2009 21:51:48 GMT
Where can i currently go fishing on the ogmore using a worm can anyone clarify where i can if at all use a worm before the 16 june please
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Post by markryan on Mar 19, 2009 11:47:23 GMT
you can fish with worm down to the council offices in town
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Post by jj on Mar 19, 2009 18:18:10 GMT
oi mark, didnt know you where a wormer, you kept that one quiet eh mate! ;D
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Post by markryan on Mar 24, 2009 10:23:38 GMT
I love worming especially when it is the only method that works when the fish are down and it is too cold to go fishing but we do anyway!
Caught my first Salmon on the Teifi in 1987 on worm, caught my first Sewin on worm, caught my first Brown Trout on worm.
More power to the wormers!
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Post by john on Apr 24, 2009 13:33:49 GMT
the way i understood the rules is that you are allowed to worm down to the railway bridge in Wildmill, and then below the swing bridge in Merthyr Mawr until the 16th of July. If this has changed can we please have an official acknowledgement of this which may also clarify the latest position on the rights below the swing bridge
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Post by OAA on Apr 24, 2009 17:21:25 GMT
Byelaws are sent to members when they renew each year. Any changes to byelaws are also communicated in the pre season newsletter.
Regarding fishing rights issues below the swing bridge these are discussed at meetings and will not be discussed on the forum. Alternatively as I have previously stated council members will be happy to discuss this on the telephone.
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Post by waddington on Apr 25, 2009 3:06:44 GMT
On the subject of worming, last season I noticed a few members trotting the worm with a small float. Is the use of a float permissable on club waters? No issue with people doing this myself, but was curious as I cannot seem to find anthing in the rules booklet to clarify this.
Thanks.
Phil
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Post by goldhead on Apr 25, 2009 18:38:07 GMT
Yes it is acceptable with the EA and under club rules re our rule sheet waddington. I was unsure of this myself at one time but if this is not the case maybe a council member could put us right!-goldhead
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Post by markryan on Apr 27, 2009 11:54:14 GMT
You are allowed to float fish or ledger or trot worms in the permitted worm fishing areas as per club rules, upstream of Rhiw Car Park Bridge/ council offices/ £3m wacky walkway in Bridgend town centre.
In fact it is far better to hook a fish on the float as they are easily released and tend not to swallow the hook.
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Post by goldhead on Apr 27, 2009 20:04:19 GMT
THANK YOU MARK. THEY AS YOU SAY HOOK MORE CLEANLY BUT ONLY IF YOU ARE ON THE BALL AND STRIKE QUICKLY SO TO SPEAK AND IF LEFT WILL STILL TAKE THE HOOK AND WORM DOWN BUT LETS NOT OPEN THIS IF YOU PARDON THE PUN "CAN OF WORMS"
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Post by waddington on Apr 27, 2009 21:40:13 GMT
Thanks for the replies to my query guys. I know that use of a float was banned on the west wales rivers (Teifi, Tywi etc) and just assumed it was on the Ogmore too. Must be a different byelaw for the area. As I said, I had no personal issue with the method, and if some members enjoy using the float it's fine by me! More than enough people telling others what do in this world already imo!
Phil
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Post by sewinfly on Jun 10, 2009 11:20:00 GMT
B.T. ? or Slob trout.  Caught yesterday. sewinfly........ |
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Post by cawley199 on Jul 3, 2012 21:27:17 GMT
Where could you go float fishing with a worm? ;D
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Post by OAA on Jul 4, 2012 20:14:37 GMT
You can go float fishing with with worm wherever you want provided that this is not on the fly only waters.
Full details are contained on your byelaws.
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