Total Posts: 373
Joined: August 21, 2018
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The problem the BAA has got, With all the stretchs of water they have to patrol, Sorry to state the obivious, They don't have enough bailiffs to police every stretch of water they control and until that changes, Then we will continue to have these conversations.
Over the last twelve months or more I have fished the Lower Severn and the W/Avon and not once have I seen or been spoken to by a bailiff.
Its been suggested about volenteering to become a bailiff, So just out of interest what incentives are their to become a bailiff ? Depending on how close or how far you live from the river ? Unless you are fishing who is going to jump in there car and visit a stretch of river and check to see who are BAA members or not members ?
I would suggest that a large number of BAA members are only interested in going fishing and not interested in getting involved with the day to day running of the BAA.
Lets see how many members turn up at this years AGM and voice there concerns on how the BAA runs it self ?
Posted on August 7, 2022 at 3:18 PM
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