Mark Green and Peter Green will be giving a talk on pike fishing in Yorkshire at the
Meeting will be held at The Royal Pub,
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Mark and Peter Green speak in Leeds
Monday, January 05, 2009
Mark Green and Peter Green at RA 31
Mark Green & Peter Green are presenting a slide show on Yorkshire Piking at Region 31 South Lancashire on Wednesday 7th January at 8pm.
Pete & Mark have a wealth of Pike fishing experience, Pete has served with the PAC Committee.
The venue is the Caledonian Hotel, 154 Bolton Road, Ashton-In-Makerfield, Wigan, Lancashire, WN4 8PF.
£2 entry for region members - £3 for those who aren't a member of the region.
Prize raffle - first prize a copy of PAC 30 signed by some of the contributors. All welcome.
Hope to see you there.
Jon Neafcy
R/O Region 31
South Lancashire
Pete & Mark have a wealth of Pike fishing experience, Pete has served with the PAC Committee.
The venue is the Caledonian Hotel, 154 Bolton Road, Ashton-In-Makerfield, Wigan, Lancashire, WN4 8PF.
£2 entry for region members - £3 for those who aren't a member of the region.
Prize raffle - first prize a copy of PAC 30 signed by some of the contributors. All welcome.
Hope to see you there.
Jon Neafcy
R/O Region 31
South Lancashire
Tuesday, January 01, 2008
Pete's a very, very fine fellow
Long-standing Wakefield RO and PAC stalwart Peter Green has been made a senior fellow of the club.
The honour has only been accorded on a handful of occasions, to those who have given outstanding service to pike fishing and the PAC.
After a spell as membership secretary from 2003 - 06, Peter returned to assist his successor John Cahill.
He has run the Wakefield region for longer than anyone cares to remember and brought many members to the club.
Chairman Colin Goodge said: "He just won't ever lay down and give up. The committee wishes they could have a few more Peter Greens sometimes."
The honour has only been accorded on a handful of occasions, to those who have given outstanding service to pike fishing and the PAC.
After a spell as membership secretary from 2003 - 06, Peter returned to assist his successor John Cahill.
He has run the Wakefield region for longer than anyone cares to remember and brought many members to the club.
Chairman Colin Goodge said: "He just won't ever lay down and give up. The committee wishes they could have a few more Peter Greens sometimes."
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Bill Palmer is Pike Angler of the Year
Dimples to Wrinkles author Bill Palmer is Pike Angler of the Year, the PAC said tonight.
Bill's well-earned award was announced at the Annual Members Meeting.
But when club officials tried to contact Bill to let him know, they found he had flown out to Italy to be with his wife Sheila, who had been rushed to hospital for an emergency hip operation.
Bill learned of his award for the first time when he returned to his home in Essex tonight with Sheila, who is now on the mend.
"It's lovely - no, it's a bit of an embarassment," he said. "It's a real bonus, it's an honour. I'm looking forward to coming up to the convention to see everyone."
Bill, 67, had the audience in stitches at last year's event, when he took to the stage to the strains of Victor Meldrew's One Foot in the Grave theme tune.
He soon had them on the edge of their seats with a talk on his Golden Season - the first winter after he retired in which he caught 30 pike over the 20lbs mark.
Bill is one of the PAC's unsung heroes, who clocks up the miles doing talks and slide shows to regions.
Announcing the award at the AMM, PAC secretary Mark Barrett said: "His pike fishing career spans more than my lifetime but he still shows the young 'uns the way home with his catches."
Peter Green was awarded the Angling Development Shield, which has been re-named the President's Shield, in recognition for his unstinting work on behalf of the club.
The late David Overy was posthumously awarded the Colin Dyson Memorial Award, in recognition for all his work on behalf of the pike and pike anglers of his beloved Ireland.
Bill's well-earned award was announced at the Annual Members Meeting.
But when club officials tried to contact Bill to let him know, they found he had flown out to Italy to be with his wife Sheila, who had been rushed to hospital for an emergency hip operation.
Bill learned of his award for the first time when he returned to his home in Essex tonight with Sheila, who is now on the mend.
"It's lovely - no, it's a bit of an embarassment," he said. "It's a real bonus, it's an honour. I'm looking forward to coming up to the convention to see everyone."
Bill, 67, had the audience in stitches at last year's event, when he took to the stage to the strains of Victor Meldrew's One Foot in the Grave theme tune.
He soon had them on the edge of their seats with a talk on his Golden Season - the first winter after he retired in which he caught 30 pike over the 20lbs mark.
Bill is one of the PAC's unsung heroes, who clocks up the miles doing talks and slide shows to regions.
Announcing the award at the AMM, PAC secretary Mark Barrett said: "His pike fishing career spans more than my lifetime but he still shows the young 'uns the way home with his catches."
Peter Green was awarded the Angling Development Shield, which has been re-named the President's Shield, in recognition for his unstinting work on behalf of the club.
The late David Overy was posthumously awarded the Colin Dyson Memorial Award, in recognition for all his work on behalf of the pike and pike anglers of his beloved Ireland.
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