Welcome to the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Angling Association
| Minutes from the AGM and the adopted Constitution |
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| Following on from the AGM held on 31st May 2011, please find the Minutes from this meeting. We have also now published the adopted Constitution for the RM&RM AA. |
| Coarse Section - Inter-Commands Rounds 3 & 4 | ||||
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| RN&RMAA 2011 Membership Form | Inter-Commands - Round 3 & 4 Entry Form | Inter-Commands - Rounds 3 & 4 : Event Information | Match Rules | Other Rules |
| All the results and reports will be published once they have been received | ||||
| Scottish Command Fly Fishing Open 2011 |
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| To All Hope you are all well and looking forward to this years Event. If you are not willing to attend and need to cancel please get in touch immediately. (So far 23 confirmed Anglers) If you require transport from HMNB Clyde get in touch immediately with CPO Clive Lee 07894508588/93255#6742 For more information visit Fly Fishing Open 2011 Mal Malcolm |
| Cormorant Watch |
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| The Angling Trust has launched a new web site for you and your fishing friends to record sightings of cormorants, goosanders and mergansers throughout the UK: www.cormorantwatch.org The new site is easy to use - it takes less than a minute to record your sighting. Don't forget to bookmark www.cormorantwatch.org, keep your eyes peeled and come back every time you want to report a sighting. The Angling Trust succeeded in persuading the Fisheries Minister Richard Benyon to carry out a review of the cormorant licensing procedure and he has stated that he is prepared to take "bold decisions". As part of this review, the Trust needs data on the abundance of cormorants to convince the government to take decisive action. So now it's your turn - go to www.cormorantwatch.org and make a difference. Angling Trust Chief Executive Mark Lloyd commented "This is a moment when anglers need to stand up and be counted to persuade politicians to simplify licensing procedures and allow greater controls on cormorant numbers - a decision which could affect the future of fishing for the next generation. All anglers who see one of these birds in the next few months must make the effort to visit cormorantwatch.org and put a pin in the map, whether they are a member of the Angling Trust or not." Please go to www.cormorantwatch.org and report your sighting. |
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