Blog subscribers growing - why not join them

We now have more than 600 subscribers, the actual number's a big higher as it takes the stats a few days to catch up.

If you want to join thm and receive an e-mail whenever the blog's updated, just enter your e-mail address in the subscriptions box and follow the instructions.

PLEASE NOTE: You have to respond to a confirmation e-mail by clicking a link (or copying and pasting it into your brower...) to confirm your account. If you've signed up and haven't heard anything yet, check your spam or junk e-mail as the message could have been diverted there.

PAC Website and E-mail problems

The main PAC website is currently offline, and @pacgb.co.uk e-mail addresses have been on a go slow for a few days.

This is due to our hosting service installing new servers. The Blog and Members Message Board are unnafected by this work.

We'll let you know when normal service resumes.

Pike bloggers of the world unite

Well, three of them sort of have, in the new links section of this newsblog we now have personal online diaries from Eric Edwards, Mark Barrett and Dave Lumb. If you're a PAC member and a blogger, drop us an e-mail.

Forums sign up nearly 400

The PAC forums now have a membership nudging 400, while more than 250 people suubscribe to this blog and hundreds more around the world read it.

If you're a member and you haven't already checked out the forums, why not register and have a look about.

It's a members-only forum and as you'd expect from the PAC, the atmosphere's very friendly and helpful.

To sign up for the forum, click here - make sure you have your membership number handy and read the instructions down the left hand side of the page first.

Please also note you need to use your full name to register. We don't accept nicknames.

The blog has broken some of the big stories about pike fishing since it was set up by our webmaster Dave Lumb earlier this year. It's free to subscribe, you don't have to be a PAC member and you'll get an e-mail newsletter most days.

Many PAC regions have also set up blogs to keep people informed of meetings and other events. There's a list down the side of the PAC blog, why not see if there's a region near you online..?