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') quality fishing on the edge of the yorkshire dales national park home history venues events prices environment photos juniors page contact us bailiffs reports ilkley shared tickets beginners guides match results post vacancy: due to saa's treasurer retiring from his post in the near future, a replacement will need to be found. if any existing member feels they have what it takes and would like to take on the role, please drop the club an email. river clean-up 2018 a big thanks to all who helped clear the area from carleton stone bridge down to the railway bridge on sunday. embsay habitat developments some 400 trees have been planted along the banks of lowburn gill and near the entrance ditrectly behind the sailing club and consisted of grey willow, hazel, dogwood, hawthorn, blackthorn, downy birch, alder, holly and bird cherry. fencing works are also near completion, works to tributaries and planting of marginals will commence when the water level drops and the weather warms up a little. further tree/hedge planting will be planned towards the end of the year when we can get some more trees. saa 'grand raffle' first prize of the full annual saa membership went to kenny wright. second prize of whinny gill/river aire membership was won by emilly woodham and third prize, the avon style barbel rod was won by robert fenn respectively. both were kindly donated back to the club so they can be made available to raise further funds on the pre-loved stall at future events this year. new for 2018 free under 12’s membership will be available upon request (offer only available when adult membership has been purchased. max of 2 free under 12 membership, per adult membership) - this offer will initially be for 12 month trial period. for those wishing to take advantage of the offer please contact lindsey tipling at [email protected] newsletter 2017 i have just managed to send out the 2017 newsletter to all those who have supplied the club with an email address. if you have not received yours, then please let me know by dropping me a line at [email protected] (i had 14 bounce back). for those of you who are not members but still wish to know what is going on in the club then an online version can be viewed by clicking the link below. for all members that do not have emails, i will be printing out 'text only' versions and sending them out via snail mail (or hand delivery) over the next couple of days. newsletter 43 embsay habitat works as some of you may know, earlier this year saa gained permission to carry out some major habitat works at embsay reservoir. a corner of the reservoir (roughly 350 meters) will be fenced off to allow for the works which include tree/marginal planting and reworking of a couple of tributaries to improve spawning sites and increase wildlife. the proposed area will be closed off to the public with access only granted to anglers, this will hopefully have the added benefit of reducing fractions between anglers and dog walkers and provide a little shelter from the wind once the trees are established. anyone wishing to join in with the developments planned for embsay reservoir towards the end of this year/beginning of next, is required by yorkshire water to have watched their induction video which can be found below. all dates for work parties will be posted on here, facebook group page and hopefully in the angling section of the craven herald if timing permits. some of the points covered by the video may not be relevant to the works planned but stick with it, is only 13 minutes long. just a quick update canal records, it seems that there has been no record fish been submitted for the leeds liverpool canal (with the exception of g.waterfalls pictured bream). if you fancy getting your name in the record books then a couple of hours on the canal with a set of scales and a camera seems to be the way forward. sunday 19th of november has been set for a 'tree planting' work party on the river just below carleton stone bridge. if you can help out then we will be on the banks from 10am onwards. the trees are only tiny, so it won't be back breaking work. bring some gloves a small spade and a flask. as of next season, saa will be entering into a 'shared ticket scheme' with ilkley angling association. which will allow two members from each club, per day, to book onto each others waters (catch and release only). full details will be published later on in the year, but if you want to get an idea of how it works, check out iaa website as they already run a similar scheme with other clubs. also new next season, we will be looking towards improving the angling experience for our younger members. there will be an annual trophy for the best fish caught by a junior, a junior club record fish table and we will also be looking towards a couple of free 'drop-in' style tuition event on the canal. it would be great to drum up enough intrest to maybe run a couple of junior matches too. plans to develop embsay are nearly finalized now, so be sure to keep an eye out on here and facebook for details of work parties over the winter months. ide record falls dave fenns record ide weighing in at 1.300kg. one of the less frequently seen species at whinny gill. originally stocked way back in jan 2010 at a very small size and in small numbers. the club will be topping up the stock at the end of the year by introducing 200 x 6-8" ide. double record in the same day a double club record in one session for saa vice president malcolm mawson. common carp @ 2.670kg and a blue orfe at 1.370kg. caught at whinny gill. resident record breaker is at it again whinny gill continues to give up its secrets as michael ickringill breaks two club records in as many days. first came the marvelous ghostie at 4lb 8oz 2dr followed by this stunning mirror carp of exactly 5lb 8oz 2dr. this sees michael now holding no less than five club records. whinny gill keeps on producing new records whinny gill certainly produced last week with numerous large bags of tench and rudd along with the usual trout, roach and bream. perhaps one of the more notable catches was by darren horton, who managed to catch the first ever whinny gill crucian weighing in at exactly 8oz. the records continued and a few days later at the taster-day, new member lee wiseman landed a fin perfect 5lb 9oz common carp. well done to both. 71 year old brown trout record smashed - updated 11.04.2017 john nicholls (pictured above) with his 3 kilo (6lb 10oz) brown trout. a new whinny gill and club record that r.burton had previously held for 71 years. well done john. the beautiful beast was returned to fight another day. the same trout has since been caught again, this time by michael ickringill (pictured below)at a slightly heavier weight of 3.040kg (6lb 110z 4dr), knocking john out of the record book. with two other records for tench and rudd, michael is surely one to keep an eye on new bailiff required it appears as though the association has an opening for a new bailiff position at embsay moor reservoir, the position is currently being filled on a temporary basis, but a longer term solution is being sought. applicants must be members and have a keen interest on 'policing' the reservoir on a daily basis and therefore would preferably live relatively close to the reservoir. if you are interested then get in touch and let us know. river clean-up well the turnout for s river clean-up was relatively impressive when considering the atrocious weather conditions. 13 members turned up in wet weather gear and boy did they need it. it was decided that due to the river approaching the top of the banks, only the top of the banks and along the road near carleton stone bridge could be litter picked safely. combined with the fact that river levels were continuing to steadily rise, the volunteers ran short of time (and dare i say enthusiam) so they couldnt collect as much as what they would have liked. however, they did ma

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