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Introduction
Welcome to this year’s 23rd Paul Roggeman European Open Beach
Championships the largest three day beach fishing festival in Europe.
We are proud to announce that the Championships have been renamed in memory of Paul
Roggeman, the competition founder and organiser who sadly passed away following last year’s
competition. It was 23 years ago Paul started this new event in Bridlington and it is remarkable
to see that a small two day beach fishing competition has grown and developed into what it
is today. This has been made possible by Paul’s tireless, hard work and dedication to make the
event the success it is today. This matched with your fantastic support is what has helped make
the Championships so special.
We at EY Events have a team that have worked alongside Paul since the start of the
Championships and we will ensure that Paul’s legacy continues to grow and develop for many
years to come through this remarkable event. You and your enthusiasm for the event, together
with the continual support of Total Sea Fishing and David Hall Publishing have ensured that this
is an event not to be missed. Each of you will be able to pick up valuable experiences, tactics
skills and techniques whilst enjoying a fun filled weekend making new friends.
From all the staff team at EY Events we hope you enjoy your time in the East Riding of
Yorkshire and we look forward to welcoming you on Friday, 4 March 2016.
In the words of the late Paul Roggeman,
Tight lines
William Hall
Events Manager
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Acknowledgements
EY Events would like to thank the following people for all their support:
David Hall Publishing and Total Sea Fishing and in particular Mr. Roger Mortimer,
Mr. Paul Evans and the late David Hall.
Sand-le-Mere Holiday Village and Mr. James Flynn and his excellent staff.
The fantastic help from officials John Hopkins (Jockey John), Nick Turver, Keith and Kirsty
(East Coast Tackle) and George Smith.
All local tackle shops.
Finally all the staff and volunteers of East Riding of Yorkshire Council who help make the
event so successful.
What’s happening in your area?
EY Events attracts thousands of visitors every year to East Yorkshire with
a host of high profile sporting and entertainment events, helping to
boost the local economy and raising the profile of the
East Riding of Yorkshire on a National and International level.
Our aim is to continue to develop, promote and deliver a varied mix of
top class events, exhibitions and conferences for visitors and residents
of East Riding of Yorkshire to value and appreciate.
Why not take at look at what we can offer and
consider making another visit to an EY Event soon.
For further details visit
www.eyevents.co.uk
(01482) 391668
[email protected]
PAUL’S EUROPEAN OPEN TIPS
‘BE AN EARLY BIRD’ - You will have to arrive at your chosen venue early as the popular areas will
soon become crowded well before the start time.
‘BE MOBILE’ - A venue that produces fish over low water could well be worth trying early in the
match, before moving on to a high water venue.
‘SHORT CASTING’ - Don’t spend the whole match blasting baits out of site as many of these
beaches can produce good fish inside 100 yards.
‘CLIFFHANGERS’ - Be careful when on muddy cliffs, especially after rain. Many anglers have found
themselves up to their waists in mud!
‘TRAVEL LIGHT’ - Keep your tackle to a minimum. Venues soon become crowded and a long walk
may be on the cards.
‘IT’S A START’ - Remember that any sizeable fish caught on the Saturday could mean extra weight
towards Sunday’s big prize fund!
‘FRESH IS BEST’ - There is no substitute for fresh bait. So make sure that you have a reliable supplier
or, better still, why not collect your own.
‘RULE IT OUT’ - Make sure that you can carry a suitable fish rule. All fish brought to the weigh-in
must be above the relevant minimum sizes.
‘HOOKED UP’ - Avoid large hooks. Recommended sizes between 1 and 2/0 which will hold a good
cod but also allow you to target smaller pieces.
‘AGAINST THE CLOCK’ - Weigh-in times will be strictly adhered to, so allow sufficient time to travel
back to them. Miss them and you will miss out!
EOBC
(Measure and Return Event)
Friday, 4 March 2016
When
10am - 2pm
Where
Hornsea Beach
Why
Have fun, make friends and bash flatties
Entry
£7 per person (all classes)
Prizes
Fantastic cash and tackle prizes to be won
Register
7 - 10am, EY Events Team,
Hornsea Floral Hall
HIGH
TIDE
7pm
@ 12:3
(4.7m)
“The perfect warm up for the
European Open Beach
Championships”
www.eyevents.co.uk
EOBC 2016 Flattie Bash
Please read the following NEW AND UPDATED RULES carefully as they will be strictly adhered for this event.
This year’s event will take place on Hornsea Beach.
All anglers taking part in the event agree to the rules laid down.
Competition Rules
1.
Fishing Times
Friday, 4 March 2016. 10am – 2pm. High tide at 12:37pm (4.7m).
The start and finish of the match will be signalled by the sound of a horn.
2.
Registration and Entry
Registration will start at 7am and finish at 10am. Tickets will be available from:
Hornsea Floral Hall, Esplande, Hornsea, East Yorkshire HU18 1NQ.
Entry fee: £7 per person (cash only). The competition includes males, females and juniors.
3.
Competition Boundaries
The competition boundaries will be marked on Hornsea beach with flags at each end.
Competitors must stay within the boundaries when fishing. Due to limited space within the
boundaries we ask that there is no more than six meters between each angler. This will be
stewarded.
4.Notes
The decision of the organiser (EY Events) is final. Neither East Riding of Yorkshire Council nor
the organisers shall be held responsible for any loss, accident or damage incurred by any person in
connection with the competition. Each entry to the EOBC Flattie Bash is binding in honour only.
General Rules
1.
This is a catch and release stewarded shore fishing competition for flat fish only.
2.
Each competitor is only permitted to fish with one rod, with one reel and running line with a
maximum of three hooks.
3.
Each competitor should preferably have a bucket of fresh sea water available where each fish caught
should be placed until a steward can be called to measure and record.
4.
The fish should be returned to the sea immediately after being measured.
5.
It is the responsibility of both the angler and the steward to ensure that the fish swims away.
6.
Fish should be recorded and returned before the next cast is retrieved.
7.
Fish are measured from the tip of the nose to the maximum tip of the tail.
The length recorded will be rounded down to the nearest full centimetre.
8.
No angling equipment must be left on the beach unattended. Any unattended equipment may be
removed by the event stewards.
9.
No angling equipment can be set up before each competitor has an entry ticket in their possession.
10.
Points scoring system
Competitors will be given one point per full centimetre of flat fish recorded.
The result will be decided by the competitor with the highest number of points.
Where there is a tie on points then the competitor with the most number of fish will be the winner.
If there is also a tie on the number of fish then the winner will be the person with the largest single fish.
EOBC 2016 – General Rules
Definitions:
a)
The name of the organisation is East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
b)
The Organisers means “EY Events”, which is also the Championship Committee.
1.
Bottom and artificial fishing allowed.
2.
No competitor may have fitted at the same time, more than one rod with reel and running line
and no more than three hooks attached. One treble counts as three single hooks.
3.
Any competitor, other than registered disabled, must cast his or her own rod.
No mechanical casting aids of any description are allowed to be used in the competition.
4.
No competitor is allowed to fish in the 24 hours prior to the start of the competition apart
from when participating in the EOBC FLATTIE BASH MATCH in the designated area on
Friday, 4 March 2016.
5. No fishing is allowed from rocks, piers or man-made constructions in the sea i.e. drains etc.
Fishing is only allowed from promenades (eg. Hornsea and Withernsea) and cliff tops (eg.
Tunstall) with extreme high tides.
6.
Competitors may receive the help of any person, to assist him/her in landing any fish, but must
not handle the rod in doing so. The use of gaffs to land fish is prohibited.
7.
The minimum distance between two anglers fishing on the beach must be 10 metres or 12 yards.
Any angler not adhering to this safety rule will be disqualified.
8.
All rod rests and rods on the beach must be attended at all times. No competitor is allowed to
reserve space on the beach with unattended tackle. Unattended ones may be removed.
9.
All competitors must have tickets before commencing fishing and must produce them if
requested by official stewards.
10.
All competitors are required to act as stewards and must only, when witnessed the catch, sign
in other competitors’ fish, caught on the day, on the back of the official ticket, giving clearly
name and entry number.
11.
All competitors must weigh in their own catch and not later than the times mentioned in the
competition rules. Competitors must allow themselves plenty of time to travel back to the
weigh-in and to get parked.
No allowances of any kind will be made for any competitor arriving back late.
12. Fish sizes: no person shall land, sell, expose or offer for sale or have in his/her possession any fish
of the following description of less than the following measurements:
Pouting
25cm
31cm
Plaice, Dab, Sole, Flounder, Pollack
Mullet
33cm
Whiting, Turbot
36cm
Cod, Coalfish, Haddock, Eels
41cm
Bass
46cm
Ray (across the wings)
48cm (Rays are classed as round fish)
Note: All types of dogfish, Tope, Blennies, Dragonets, Mackerel, Rockling, Scorpion Fish, Rays
Bream and Weaver Fish or any Shellfish will NOT be weighed in. The competitor must retain all
fish brought to weigh-in for one hour after close of weigh-in in case of appeal. Any breach of this
particular rule (FISH SIZES) will be brought to the attention of the Appeals Committee at the
weigh-in and their decision will be final.
13.
Any competitor, breaching any of the Championship rules, will be disqualified for the whole event.
14.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council may take legal action against any competitor in breach of the rules.
15. IN THE EVENT THAT THE ORGANISERS CONSIDER THAT A FRAUD HAS BEEN OR IS
BEING PERPETRATED, THE ORGANISERS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ASK THE POLICE
TO INVESTIGATE.
16. Neither East Riding of Yorkshire Council nor the Organisers shall be held responsible for any
loss, accident or damage, incurred by any person in connection with the Championship.
17.
Cancellation: in the event of bad weather and/or in the interest of safety, the Organisers
have the powers to cancel the Championship. In such case, entry fees, less any legitimate
Championship expenses, such as printing and mailing costs etc. will be returned.
18. In all matters, relating to the Championship, the decision of the Organisers is final and the
Organisers may delegate their power to the Appeals Committee.
19. The Organisers reserve the right to refuse entry without explanation and will in such case
return all entry fees.
20.
Any objection must be submitted to the Appeals Committee within half an hour of the results
being posted. A fee of £10 must accompany the objection and is returnable if the objection is
upheld.
21.
Each entry to the European Open Beach Championship is binding in honour only.
EOBC 2016 – Competition Rules
1.
FISHING TIMES
Saturday, 5 March 2016:
Sunday, 6 March 2016: 9am till 3pm (Tunstall High Tide: 1.34pm – 5.0m)
9am till 3pm (Tunstall High Tide: 2.39pm – 5.5m)
2.
WEIGH-IN TIMES (Please note no fish will be weighed in after this time)
Saturday, 5 March 2016: by 4pm
Sunday, 6 March 2016:
by 4pm
3.
WEIGH-IN VENUE
Sand-le-Mere Holiday Village, Southfield Lane, Tunstall, East Yorkshire HU12 0JF
4.BOUNDARIES
North End of North Marine Promenade, Bridlington to Pilot Jetty at Spurn Point.
5.
ENTRY FEES
a)
Before the event: (before Thursday 25 February 2016)
SENIORS (Male and Female)
JUNIORS
Obtainable from:
£20 per person (per day) / £30 per person (both days)
£10 per person (per day) / £20 per person (both days)
1) EY Events, County Hall, Beverley HU17 9BA
by sending a large S.A.E. with cheque or postal order, made out to
“East Riding of Yorkshire Council” with name and address on the reverse.
PLEASE DO NOT SEND CASH
2) Internet: enter online at www.eyevents.co.uk/events/open
3) Local fishing tackle shops
b)
At the event on the day:
SENIORS (Male and Female) JUNIORS Obtainable from:
EOBC site office @ Sand-le-Mere Holiday Village, Southfield Lane, Tunstall HU12 0JF
Friday, 4 March 2016
7 – 10pm
Saturday, 5 March 2016
7 – 9am
Sunday, 6 March 2016
7 – 9am
6.
JUNIORS: (boys and girls)
Juniors may enter either the Senior or the Junior event (NOT BOTH EVENTS) with purchase of
the appropriate ticket (SENIOR OR JUNIOR) and are eligible ONLY for the prize of that category.
Juniors must be less than 16 years of age on the competition dates. Proof of age may be required on
the day. All fishing juniors, even when fishing in senior event, must be accompanied by fishing adult.
7.
TICKETS TYPES
Red:
Saturday ONLY
Blue:
Sunday ONLY
NOTE: RED AND BLUE TICKETS ARE ONLY FOR COMPETITORS WHO WISH TO FISH
ON A SINGLE DAY. RED AND/OR BLUE TICKETS DO NOT QUALIFY FOR THE OVERALL
AGGREGATE EVENT.
Green:
Both days (overall)
NOTE: TO QUALIFY FOR THE OVERALL EVENT, A TWO-DAY GREEN TICKET MUST BE BOUGHT.
£25 per person (per day) / £35 per person (both days)
£15 per person (per day) / £25 per person (both days)
8.
PAIRS EVENT (SATURDAY ONLY)
Tickets (optional):
£20 extra per team
Combined total weight of fish caught by the team on the day.
No competitor may enter the pair event, unless they are registered in the main event.
9.
TEAM OF FOUR EVENT (SUNDAY ONLY)
Tickets (optional): £20 extra per team
Combined total weight of fish caught by the team on the day.
No competitor may enter the team of four event unless they are registered in the main event.
10.
WEIGH-IN FOR PAIRS AND TEAM OF FOUR EVENT
Teams of two and teams of four must present themselves together at the weigh-in stations. No fish will
be weighed for the pairs event or for the team of four event when competitors weigh-in separately.
11.WEIGH-IN
All fish will be weighed in kilograms and grams and the results will be posted in the same format.
12.
PRIZES - SENIOR EVENT
Males, females and juniors who have purchased a senior ticket will all be classed as seniors.
Daily Prizes:
Heaviest fish caught on each day.
(1st – 20th place)
Overall (Green): Each heaviest fish caught on Saturday
added to each heaviest fish caught on Sunday.
(1st – 25th place)
13.
PRIZES - FEMALES AND JUNIORS
Females (entered in the Senior event)
Overall only: (Green) Each heaviest fish caught on Saturday
added to each heaviest fish caught on Sunday.
Juniors (entered ONLY in the Junior event)
Daily Prize: Each heaviest single fish caught on each day. Overall: (Green) Each heaviest single fish caught on Saturday
added to each heaviest fish caught on Sunday. 14.
15.
16.
PRIZES – PAIRS AND TEAM OF FOUR
Highest combined weight of fish caught by the team on the day.
PRIZES – HEAVIEST FLATFISH
Daily prize: Heaviest flatfish caught on each day. Overall: (Green)
Aggregate of heaviest flatfish caught
on Saturday and Sunday. PRIZES – OVERSEAS NON-UK COMPETITOR
Overall: (Green)
Highest placed overseas non-UK competitors. (1st – 3rd place)
(1st – 3rd place)
(1st – 5th place)
(1st – 3rd place)
(1st place only)
(1st place only)
(1st – 3rd place)
17.
ALL INDIVIDUAL PRIZE WINNERS must be present IN PERSON on Saturday and Sunday’s prizegiving at Sand-le-Mere Holiday Park in order to receive their prize. Anyone not present will forfeit their
prize. No other person will be able to collect any prize.
18.
FREE GOLDEN TICKET DRAW
All green 2-day ticket holders will be entered in the Golden Ticket draw, which will be held after the
presentation at Sand-le-Mere Holiday Park on Sunday, 6 March 2016.
THE WINNER MUST BE PRESENT IN PERSON AT THE DRAW TO RECEIVE THEIR PRIZE.
IF NOT PRESENT THE WINNER WILL FORFEIT THEIR PRIZE AND A FURTHER DRAW WILL
BE HELD.
Car Parks and Access Points
These details are correct at time of print. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the details are
correct, EY Events cannot accept liability for any subsequent changes.
** DO NOT TRESPASS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY WITHOUT PRIOR CONSENT **
NB: Please note there is now an official and legally enforceable ‘No Take Zone’ in place heading North
from Sewerby steps. Please respect this and do not take anything from the beach/sea.
Good Parking
Limited Parking
Poor Parking
Good Disabled Access
Limited Disabled Access
Poor/No Disabled Access
Good for (Type of fish)
1.BRIDLINGTON North Marine Promenade / North Beach
Venue: Well sheltered from Northerly winds. Mostly flat, sandy beaches.
Access: Good access via slipway or the slope and steps.
Good parking, pay and display ‘Limekiln Lane’ and ‘North Marine Drive’.
Good disabled access.
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Good for flatfish, eels, shoal bass.
2.BRIDLINGTON South Beach / Wilsthorpe
Venue: Wide flat sandy beaches. Fishable at high tides.
Access: Good access from various points.
Good parking at park and ride car park (charges apply).
Good disabled access.
2
Good for flatfish, shoal bass and whiting.
3.FRAISTHORPE
Venue: Subject to heavy erosion and regular change. Large concrete
boulders on the beach in front of car park. Expect heavy tackle
losses.
Access: Good, easy access via sandy path (low cliffs).
Good parking. Car park honesty box in operation (charges apply).
3
Good disabled access.
Good for well sized flatfish.
4. ULROME
Venue: Highly unsafe.
Access: Since the competition in 2014, access has now become weakened
and is not safe because of the height of the cliffs which erode
quickly and in large chunks. We do not advocate access to this site.
4
5.HORNSEA North Beach
Venue: Wide open sandy beach. Great beach on flooding/larger tides.
Venue for the 2016 EOBC Flattie Bash.
Access: Good access to the beach via steps.
Good free parking at Morrow Avenue Car Park.
Good disabled access.
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Good for flatfish, cod, whiting and bass.
6. HORNSEA Middle and South Beach
Venue: Sandy and fairly steep beach. Good beach on flooding/larger tides.
Gullies can vary with a continuous North-Easterly wind.
Access: Good access to the beach via Promenade or steps.
Good pay and display ‘Leisure Centre Car Park’, ‘Broadway Car Park’
and ‘Eastgate Car Park’.
Good disabled access.
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Good for big cod, whiting, bass.
7.MAPPLETON signposted ‘Viewing Area’
Venue: Fishes well through the flood tide to high water.
Toilet facilities available.
Access: Access to the beach is via a slipway.
Good free car park on cliff top (approx. 60 cars).
Good disabled access via slipway.
7
Good for bass.
8.ALDBOROUGH signposted ‘To the Sea’ from the main road B1242
Venue: Highly unsafe.
Access: Since the competition in 2014, access has now become weakened
and is not safe because of the height of the cliffs which erode quickly
and in large chunks. We do not advocate access to this site.
9.TUNSTALL signposted ‘To the Sea’ and ‘Sand-le-Mere Caravan Park’
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Venue: Beware of the incoming tide when walking to the left.
Boating compound now gone.
Access: Access to the beach on foot via road in front of caravan park.
Road before caravan park now blocked for cars.
Average parking on road.
Not suitable for disabled access.
Good for large cod, bass and flatfish.
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10.WITHERNSEA North and South
Venue: Fishes well after a good North-Easterly wind.
Access: There are steps down to the beach from the Promenade.
Good on-street parking throughout the town and along the sea front.
Good disabled access via slipway.
Good for full range of species.
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11.DIMLINGTON
Venue: Popular venue with deep clay gullies. Fish at long distance but
expect some tackle losses. Possible armed patrols by MOD.
Carry ID when fishing these beaches.
Access: Access to the beach is via a slipway.
Off road parking opposite Dimlington BP Terminal entrance.
Some disabled access but not wheelchair users.
Good for large cod, whiting, bass and skate/rays.
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12. EASINGTON BEACH signposted ‘Easington Beach’ and ‘caravan’ symbol
Venue: Beware, the cliffs can be very muddy.
Access: At the road end, there is access to the beach to the right via a slipway.
Off-road parking at cliff top.
The slipway is suitable for disabled access although not recommended
for wheelchair users.
Good for large cod, whiting, bass and skate/rays.
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13.KILNSEA
Venue: Beware of heavy erosion and potential dangers due to unstable
structures. Expect some heavy tackle losses, as bottom is littered
with remnants of gun placements.
Access: For easier access approach beach to the right of road end.
Free parking ‘Bluebell Car Park’ (at the road end by ‘Sandy Beaches
Caravan Site Ltd’).
Some disabled access although not wheelchair users.
Good for big cod, possible skate, whiting and bass.
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14.SPURN
Venue: Private road – admission charge of £4 for vehicles. No vehicle
access past the car park. No dogs allowed. Please clear all rubbish
and respect the nature reserve.
Please note due to serious tidal erosion this area has been severely
affected. Please check guidance on website www.ywt.org.uk for access, or
call (01904) 659570.
Spurn Road: Can be excellent from steep beaches. Fishing is great on a
flooding tide.
Spurn Point: Only fishes usually at low water and turn of the tide.
Tide runs phenomenal.
Please respect the NO PARKING signs – there are passing points.
Limited disabled access.
Good for big cod, possibly skate, whiting and bass.
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4
A61
2
Bridlington
Wilsthorpe
Bridlington
Bay
A1
65
3
Barmston
Lissett
4
Skipsea
Beeford
B12
Skirlington
42
5
Brandesburton
44
B12
6
Hornsea
Sigglesthorne
B12
43
7
Withernwick
5
A16
2
B1
Coniston
Sproatley
Lelley
Hull
33
Hedon
Paull
Bridlington South
3
Fraisthorpe
4
Ulrome
5
Hornsea North Beach
6
Hornsea
7
Mappleton
8
Aldborough
9
Tunstall
12 Easington Beach
8
13 Kilnsea
Garton
14 Spurn
Fitling
Burton
Pidsea
9
Tunstall
Roos
Preston
A10
2
11 Dimlington
Aldborough
38
Bridlington North
10 Withernsea
Mappleton
Cowden
Skirlaugh
1
Burstwick
Thorngumbald
Keyingham
B1362
10 Withernsea
Holllym
Ottringham
Winestead
Patrington
Holmpton
B14
Welwick
45
Out Newton
11
Easington
12
13
Immingham
Kilnsea
14
Spurn
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EOBC 2016 – Safety Rules
1.
Anglers wishing to use power casting styles should use a minimum of 50lb breaking strain shock
leader. Furthermore, it is recommended that the breaking strain of the shock leader should be a
minimum shock leader of 10lb per oz of weight being used.
Any form of dangerous casting is prohibited.
2.
The minimum distance between two anglers fishing on the beach must be 10 metres or 12 yards.
Any angler not adhering to this safety advice will be disqualified.
3.
Beware of rising tides.
4.
Fish in close proximity to other anglers. Tell someone where you will be and your expected time
of return.
5.
In many areas, high and soft muddy cliffs hinder the access to the beach.
DO NOT climb up and down those cliffs.
It is recommended to find an easy access to the beach and walk alongside the beach to the fishing spot.
6.
Do not trespass onto private land in order to gain access to the beach.
7.
Wear good waterproof boots and waterproof clothing.
8.
Carry a simple first aid kit with plasters, anti-septic cream etc.
9.
In an emergency, dial 999 and ask for the Coast Guards.
10.
Never leave any litter or rubbish behind.
11.
Please take home discarded hooks, line and rigs.
12.
When digging for bait back fill all the wholes as you dig.
Please be aware that you are an ambassador for the sport at all times and your behaviour should
reflect this.
EAST COAST TACKLE
FRESH BLACK & BLOW LUG • RAGWORM
PEELER CRABAND MANY FROZEN BAITS
ALWAYS AVAILABLE
Your No.1 bait supplier for the European Open Beach
Championship and EOBC Flattie Bash.
Accommodation for EOBC now available at
Tansterne Fishery near Aldbrough. Call 07967 486870.
Large selection of major fishing tackle brand
1b Willows Drive, Hornsea, East Yorkshire HU18 1DA. Tel/Fax: (01964) 535064
Enter Hornsea (North or South) on B1242. Turn at the traffic lights (Newbegin)
and we are 2nd street on the right, (free parking outside shop)
TOP SPORT
When fishing on the East Coast, come to Top Sport
Great reductions on rods, reels and winter clothing
Good selection of fresh and frozen bait
Telephone orders taken
118 Queen Street • Withernsea • HU19 2HB
Telephone: (01964) 612340
North Bay Angling
Bridlington’s newest and largest shop,
stocking fishing tackle by
Ron Thompson, Okuma, Abu, Penn, Century,
Shakespeare, Gemini, Mustad and Breakaway
Credit Cards accepted • Open early to late
84 Promenade, Bridlington YO15 2QL
Telephone: (01262) 401144
S.M.P ELECTRONICS
Sponsor of the European Open Beach Championship
SAMALITE HL100 HEADLIGHT RANGE
Only One Light Needed on the Beach
HAILED AS THE BEST HEADLIGHTS FOR THE BUSINESS
SMP ELECTRONICS, UNIT 6,
BORDER FARM, STATION ROAD, CHOBHAM,
OKING, SURREY GU24 8AS
Tel: (01276) 855166 Fax: (01276) 855115
www.samalite.com/fishing
HULL ANGLING
CENTRE
Open 7 days a week - only closed Christmas Day
For all your bait and tackle needs
Sundays 7am - 12noon
575 - 577 Holderness Road, Hull HU8 9AA
Tel: (01482) 374201 Fax: (01482) 788801
ANGLER’S CORNER
Specialists in all fresh and frozen sea baits.
Order’s now being taken for the
European Open Beach Championships.
Opening times:
Mon – Thur – 9am – 5pm
Fri – Sat – 8am – 6pm
831 Hessle Road, Hull, East Yorkshire HU4 6QF
Tel: (01482) 507 350
CATCHMOORE
FISHING TACKLE
Everything
for your
fishing needs
259 Greenwood Avenue, Hull HU6 9QA
Tel: (01482) 803260
THE FISHING BASKET
Suppliers of good quality Lugworm,
Frozen Black, Squid and Sandeel
We have a good selection of beach and freshwater
tackle, clothing and accessories
Opening Times: Monday - Saturday: 8.30am - 5.30pm
500 Beverley Road, Hull HU5 1NA
Telephone: (01482) 445284
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