904_cannon
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In a word Peter, yes.
I know many anglers who are asking, probably selfishly, whats in it (AT) for me. Please don't shoot the messenger though
Not wishing to divulge CSG business, I had a job persuading members at our AGM that we should join, in fact had our Treasurer not already paid when the ACA subs became due I have doubts whether members would have voted in favour at that time.
I don't really know just how many of the former SAA groups/syndicates are currently in membership, (the SAA site used to list all member groups) except of course for those on the last SACC attendance list/meeting minutes, which do not account for many.
That's another thing, just how many SA's outside of the former SAA groups even know there is a Specialist Angling Consultative Committee (SACC) within the AT, the web site certainly makes no mention. I have had assurance after assurance from ML that Specialist Angling would be featured on the web site but to date not one word has appeared.
Its all well and good getting more into fishing, young and old, but please lets start by attracting those already in fishing, otherwise there wont be any money to do anything.
I'm not sure what the eventual costs now are for the current AT web site but when I first saw the original costings they were nothing short of horrendous
Even its on-line forms/resource applications cant be completed on-line
I know many anglers who are asking, probably selfishly, whats in it (AT) for me. Please don't shoot the messenger though
Not wishing to divulge CSG business, I had a job persuading members at our AGM that we should join, in fact had our Treasurer not already paid when the ACA subs became due I have doubts whether members would have voted in favour at that time.
I don't really know just how many of the former SAA groups/syndicates are currently in membership, (the SAA site used to list all member groups) except of course for those on the last SACC attendance list/meeting minutes, which do not account for many.
That's another thing, just how many SA's outside of the former SAA groups even know there is a Specialist Angling Consultative Committee (SACC) within the AT, the web site certainly makes no mention. I have had assurance after assurance from ML that Specialist Angling would be featured on the web site but to date not one word has appeared.
Its all well and good getting more into fishing, young and old, but please lets start by attracting those already in fishing, otherwise there wont be any money to do anything.
I'm not sure what the eventual costs now are for the current AT web site but when I first saw the original costings they were nothing short of horrendous
Even its on-line forms/resource applications cant be completed on-line
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