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About the PAC
The Pike Anglers' Club of Great Britain was formed in 1977 as a direct result of changing attitudes toward pike. For far too long pike had been regarded by fishery owners and some anglers as vermin, to be killed and removed at all costs. Since it's inception, the PAC has done much to drastically change this mistaken attitude and pike are now widely regarded as a positive element in the natural balance of any fishery.
Pike fishing has without doubt become one of the most specialised branches of coarse fishing. Not least in the methods of handling, unhooking and safe return of the fish once caught.
The PAC works continually for the benefit of all pike and pike anglers, we seek only to further the opportunities for pike fishing, whilst preserving all that pike fishing is all about.
We strive to protect pike from persecution by those who do not understand, or choose to ignore, the facts about the important role the pike plays in the balance of nature. We also work to promote pike conservation through safe practice by anglers.
Pike fishing has without doubt become one of the most specialised branches of coarse fishing. Not least in the methods of handling, unhooking and safe return of the fish once caught.
The PAC works continually for the benefit of all pike and pike anglers, we seek only to further the opportunities for pike fishing, whilst preserving all that pike fishing is all about.
We strive to protect pike from persecution by those who do not understand, or choose to ignore, the facts about the important role the pike plays in the balance of nature. We also work to promote pike conservation through safe practice by anglers.
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- Cold water is the key to cracking it
- Alien crays are latest threat to our rivers
- We'd boost flood prevention, says Tory MP
- Tip of the day for June 30, 2007
- Opposition growing to Roswell Pits plan
- PAC launches membership offer
- Menteith lure date announced
- Tip of the day for June 29, 2007
- Tip of the day for June 28, 2007
- Angler cuts off his own fingers
- How the other half lives...
- Tip of the day for June 27, 2007
- Fears for coarse fish caught in floods
- Clubs play vital role in rural economy
- Ouse could be closed "for months"
- Tip of the day for June 26, 2007
- Teeside and Darlington unveil events
- Tip of the day for June 25, 2007
- Thames Gateway hear of John's travels
- Tip of the day for June 23, 2007
- PAC 30th Anniversary Badge launched
- Train crash closes river to boats
- Tip of the day for June 22, 2007
- PAC member nails Irish forty
- Stay safe out there, says PAC's Dr Russ
- Tip of the Day for June 21, 2007
- Tip of the day for June 20, 2007
- Fears for fry as swollen rivers flood
- Tip of the day
- The next big thing..?
- Tip of the Day
- Pike fishing tip of the day
- Tip of the Day
- PAC30 convention programme
- Otters are making a comeback, says EA
- Edible lures - what will they think of next..?
- EU warns anglers face total ban on lead
- Lure giant adds video clips to website
- Membership added to PAC's online shop
- UN votes to save the world's eels
- Fishing ban on Welsh lake looks set to stay
- Boat patrol nets close season anglers
- A first glimpse of PAC30
- Pete's our man in the South West
- Public meeting over Roswell Pits marina
- Get the vibes right to catch on lures
- We can work together, say FOE
- BBC highlights canal pike tagging mystery
- Thieves are spearing fish for food - claim
- Eels could be added to endangered list
- Take care of summer pike, urges PAC
- Piking 2007 - tackle giant Fox confirmed
- Scientists study muskie spawning habitats
- US anglers' fury over speared muskie
- Ennell fish is 'biggest Irish pike this year'
- Rutland Water event update
- Anglers sink canoeists' right to roam bid
- PAC's online shop goes live
- Convention second-hand stall changes
- NI Pikers step up Lough Beg campaign
- Angling's answer to Youtube is launched
- PAC30 - a preview by Mark Barrett
- Zander Anglers Club launches new website
- New weedless lure has retractable hooks
- Thames Gateway meets on Tuesday
- Pike moved to make way for Olympics
- EA steps up patrols on Midlands rivers
- Snot rockets, torpedoes and Red Octobers
- EA seeks anglers' views on River Severn
- An event not to be missed...
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