So the E.A. in their great wisdom have decided to put the licences back into the tackle shops.
This is a good move, but their needs to be something in place like they had in the post offices, such as a date machine which puts not only the date on the licence but the time it was purchased also. This will prevent any favours happening when anglers ask if they can have one backdated as they have just been nicked.
Of course, moving the sale of licences back to the tackle shops has nothing to do with the fact that a lot of post offices are closing down has it?
Why the bullshit? Admit that you made a mistake, and in future if it aint broke don?t fix it.
The most important factor in getting people to buy a licence has been overlooked. In my opinion, the E.A. need to get together with clubs and fishery owners, and sort the problem out properly by coming to some arrangement whereby a club or fishery owner will not sell a card or day ticket to an angler until an E.A. licence is produced.
Stop giving us this rubbish about working together with shops, forget your penny pinching ways, and get to the crux of the problem.
Sort it out with the clubs. Once too often the lame excuse of sell our licences and it will bring more anglers to your shop simply does not wash anymore. Nobody can expect a service for nothing, so please get it sorted.
The E.A.and clubs need to work together more closely. That is the only way forward.
This is a good move, but their needs to be something in place like they had in the post offices, such as a date machine which puts not only the date on the licence but the time it was purchased also. This will prevent any favours happening when anglers ask if they can have one backdated as they have just been nicked.
Of course, moving the sale of licences back to the tackle shops has nothing to do with the fact that a lot of post offices are closing down has it?
Why the bullshit? Admit that you made a mistake, and in future if it aint broke don?t fix it.
The most important factor in getting people to buy a licence has been overlooked. In my opinion, the E.A. need to get together with clubs and fishery owners, and sort the problem out properly by coming to some arrangement whereby a club or fishery owner will not sell a card or day ticket to an angler until an E.A. licence is produced.
Stop giving us this rubbish about working together with shops, forget your penny pinching ways, and get to the crux of the problem.
Sort it out with the clubs. Once too often the lame excuse of sell our licences and it will bring more anglers to your shop simply does not wash anymore. Nobody can expect a service for nothing, so please get it sorted.
The E.A.and clubs need to work together more closely. That is the only way forward.
