NEW HANKAT RULE - NO BANKWALKING IN MATCHES UNLESS

bros · #1

Any suggestions Chocky?

LarryTeepot · #2

in a perfect world...

Guest · #3

Youv'e left an item of clothing in your car and/or in the case of an emergency people should be allowed to leave there nets .....

After watching Jason Jeens get wet through on a match on Dams & Lock because he felt the issue of bank walking would arise if he went to get his coat, i felt this was a little extreme, but understandable after someone complained about Paul Ross getting his coat on the previous match at nuneaton ..... Not goin to say too much cos a little birdie told me that one was a complaint from resident Woodrot

The big issue is obviously anglers leaving a big pile of bait in their peg and then going and skylining everyone else being a nuicance, and sitting back down and baggin up am i right ? ? ?

#4

Unless you get cold..

bros · #5

LOL.

#6

Jamie,
Your dead right mate, dead right.
I wait with anticipation (but not a lot of hope!) for some of the bigger 'names' to agree with what is, an NFA Rule or at least comment on it.

It's in your court chaps...................................

#7

If you need to fetch your coat or go to the toilet theres no need to stop behind anyone, you just walk off the canal do what you,ve got to do then walk back. There is something in that you should have taken your coat with you at the start.

#8

I mentioned this topic to the match organiser after the 1st round as it happened near where i drew, i also posted a thread ................. seems no one was interested so crappity smack it

Steve-Knowles · #9

Dont think it should be allowed before the match as well to be honest, once your at your peg stay there and use the time to the best of your ability, i suffered on a recent match due to people walking before the all in.

Yesterday on round 4 there were 3 or 4 people up of there boxes and walking round 20 minutes before the start so i thought crappity smack it and walked down to see the queen.

Guest · #10

Dont think it should be allowed before the match as well to be honest, once your at your peg stay there and use the time to the best of your ability, i suffered on a recent match due to people walking before the all in.

Yesterday on round 4 there were 3 or 4 people up of there boxes and walking round 20 minutes before the start so i thought crappity smack it and walked down to see the queen.

HERE HERE

I do it, because i know everyone else will as quick to do it with me

but i do make a point of not skylining, and not hanging round in peoples way ... If i want to sit and talk to somebody, I will SIT and talk to somebody, Or at worst stand well back, not like anglers who will come and stand over your shoulder or against the bank right over your peg

#11

I didn't walk before the match...

I drove!

All the way home, just managed to get there before i laid an egg in my pants...It was MASSIVE!....I had to get off twice to tread it down.

#12

there was that many walkin b4 the match yesterday jon had to keep getting off his box so they would clear off

he couldnt get his rigs set up!!

endpeg · #13

there was that many walkin b4 the match yesterday jon had to keep getting off his box so they would clear off he couldnt get his rigs set up!!

Too true. At one point I had 4 blokes heading in my direction before the start and id drawn one of the narrowest pegs. As soon as they came near i got off my box and kept them walking for another 5 pegs before leaving them and going back to carry on getting ready! It was like hearding sheep! I dont mind one angler considerately crouching down but it can be like a magnet some times and before you know it you've got a gang of blokes sky lining you!

Guest · #14

there was that many walkin b4 the match yesterday jon had to keep getting off his box so they would clear off he couldnt get his rigs set up!!

Too true. At one point I had 4 blokes heading in my direction before the start and id drawn one of the narrowest pegs. As soon as they came near i got off my box and kept them walking for another 5 pegs before leaving them and going back to carry on getting ready! It was like hearding sheep! I dont mind one angler considerately crouching down but it can be like a magnet some times and before you know it you've got a gang of blokes sky lining you!

Here's a question for you then ...

What can you do if youv'e done that on a match where your already set up, and u carry on walking to keep them away .....

only to return and find another "herd" stood around your box

Theres gamesmanship, and theres bein a complete prat surely ? ? ?

#15

I mentioned this topic to the match organiser after the 1st round as it happened near where i drew, i also posted a thread ................. seems no one was interested so crappity smack it

Dodge..

I think know Bros only started this thread to take the yellow stream out of me.

I was next to him yesterday and had to go to my car to get my coat because i was freezing......I think i need to put a bit of weight on to keep me warm.

#16

The answer is staring you in the face

#17

I mentioned this topic to the match organiser after the 1st round as it happened near where i drew, i also posted a thread ................. seems no one was interested so crappity smack it

Dodge..

I think know Bros only started this thread to take the yellow stream out of me.

I was next to him yesterday and had to go to my car to get my coat because i was freezing......I think i need to put a bit of weight on to keep me warm.

I thought it was a WIND UP lee

::)

Seriously though i think the problem needs addressing ......

endpeg · #18

Just spoke to one of my team mates and his theory is that you now have to get to your peg dead early, set up early and then bugger off as soon as you can to stop other people standing behind you ie. stand behind another angler!

Chicken or eggs anyone?

Guest · #19

I wouldn't mind Lee "skylining" me to be fair

he wouldn't make much of an impression

infact it wouldn't be skylining at all

bros · #20

EUREKA!

I now know why some anglers get a tan...........so that the fish don't see them cos it's too bright to look in their direction!

And yes, Tom Thumb, it's always going to be an issue on "clear" canals but how do we resolve something that we are all guilty of? How do we distinguish between a genuine reason and one for &quot

umping" purposes?