Thank You to all who attended the Canal Clean up

Just a quick blog to thank the UAA Members and good folk of Ulverston who turned up to the Canal Clean up this morning.

A good job was done in a couple of hours with a couple of us in Chest Waders in the water, a canoeist and the rest on the banks.

We didn't manage to clear the litter from the area where the abattoir used to be so this will be organised in a couple of weeks. I will keep you posted.

Thanks

UAA Committee

Ulverston Canal: Clean Up - Sunday March 27th 10:30 - 12:30

 

As part of the Ulverston in Bloom Campaign the Town Council are running a clean up on the Canal. Please can as many of Members and Committee turn up to this event and support the clean up. If you're fishing then please be prepared to be disturbed, but why not grab a black sack and help out!

Please meet at Canal Foot at 10:30 - UAA Committee

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Had a few hours on Knott after work today. There was a gentle breeze and the odd fish topping.

Fished a olive nymph and using a slow figure of eight retrieve and caught fish.

Looking at the returns book, people have been catching mainly sub-surface. If you have not been up, why not give it a go? One piece of advice - wrap up as it's still on the cold side

                 

              

Alan

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New Season 2011

Welcome all to the new season which kicks off on Tuesday 15th March.
The first stocking of the season has just taken place with 300 fish introduced on 25th February. As usual the weather did not do us any favours and again it was blowing and hissing down, so much so it was not suitable to take any photos. Just look at the archive - there's no difference from last year!!!
Still have a few members not yet taken out their tickets. Please feel free to call round my house to collect.
Cheers,
Dave the Treasurer