Henrystackleshop.com All Ireland Open Cod Championships 2021

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Sea Angling Ireland SAC will hold the Henry's Tackleshop All Ireland Open Cod Championships 2021 in Youghal on November 27th. fishing 4.30 pm to 9.30 pm
Entry: 25 euro + 5 euro pools
Juniors: 5 euro + 5 euro Pools
Non IFSA members must pay an additional 20 euro to cover a Visitor's Card
Perpetual Cup and 500 euro for longest Cod*
Prizes for top places in each Zone and overall Match Prize. Penn Points available.
Pool: Longest Ray, Longest Flat, Longest Round (excluding Cod)
Entries by 7pm Friday November 26th to:
JP Molloy: 087 286 1669
Marco De Kleer 087-167 2633
John Diamond: 087 7413964 (Covid Officer)
Check in will be at the Quality Hotel Redbarn between 1.30pm and 3.30pm
Peg Draw will be Online on Friday 26th 9pm
*Based on entry of 40 anglers

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Self Declaration Form
HI everyone
The attached form should be printed off, filled in, and then handed in to us at check in.
There will be forms available, but everything will move quicker if people have their forms filled in in advance,

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Competition Rules

All-Ireland Open Cod Championships 2021 fished under IFSA rules.
Fishing times: 16:30–21:30
Each angler must have his/her card marked by the senior angler on his/her right. An angler at the end peg (highest peg number) of the zone is marked by the senior angler to their left.
Please make sure you fill in your name and peg number on your card when you receive it. To be considered for the largest cod prize you must have its length initialed by the two nearest senior anglers.

When the marker is signing your card at the end of competition he must draw a line under the last fish, write in the number of fish caught and sign his/her name below that line. The marker must also sign the end of the card. He should also record the length of the longest Cod in the space provided on the card.
Biro must be used when filling out the card, pencil is not accepted.

Maximum of 3 hooks allowed, a treble hook counts as 3 hooks, double hook as 2. One rod only to be in use for fishing at any time. Fair Angling methods to be used.

On catching a fish the angler must place the fish in a bucket of fresh sea water until it is recorded. He may cast out again but cannot retrieve that trace until the catch is measured and recorded.

The angler recording the fish is responsible for the release of the fish.

Any fish being kept for culinary use must have its tail cut or marked by the angler recording the card.
Dead fish must not be accepted for measurement. Minimum size is 15 cm. The first 10 undersize fish are recorded on the card.

Fish measured must have its length recorded in centimeters and must be accompanied by the initials of the angler measuring it. Fish are measured down (23.5cm fish is recorded as 23cm). A third angler resolves any disputed fish regarding the length of a fish.

Cards back no later than 45 minutes after lines up
Objections in writing only, no later than 60 minutes after lines up time.

Anglers leaving litter on the beach will be disqualified.
Rays measured snout to tail. Dogfish are 45 length points, with the actual length of the first dogfish caught recorded. Eel<100cm score 35 length points. Eel>=100cm score 95 length points. Weever are counted as undersize and should not be measured.
No salmonids, mackerel, or launce.
Pools: Longest Flat, Longest Round other than Cod, Longest Ray (Reserve tope if no ray)
Tie Break for Cod Championship is the next longest Cod, if still a tie, the next longest Cod etc, etc.. If still a tie, or no cod are caught, the longest fish of another species (excluding dogfish) will be used as a tie break.
For the match competition, in the event of a tie the greater number of fish (all sizes) will decide, in the event of a second tie the single longest fish will decide, in the event of a third tie the length of the first dogfish caught will decide.
Please treat all fish with respect whilst unhooking and measuring them. Return them to water as soon as possible
Covid Officer: John Diamond 087 741 3964

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Draw

Club Name Peg
SAI Pete Davis (DP) 1
SAI Liam Davis jr (DP) 2
SAI Nathan De Kleer jr 3
Cork SAC Clive o Driscoll 4
West Cork Mick Francis 5
Tramore/Waterford Neil Griffin 6
West Cork Ken hogan 7
Cork SAC Paul Lawton 8
Clashmore Janis Liseckis 9
Fanore/Lisdoonvarna Brian Mulligan 10
Clashmore Tyrone O 'Brien 11
Ardmore Jim Bryan 12
SAI John Diamond 13
Menapia Jerry Carbery 14
SAI JP Molloy 15
Tralee Bay Jason Ryan 16
Menapia Simon Doyle 17
Ballybrack Paul Tindle 18

Menapia Jj Roche (DP) 19
Menapia Max Roche jnr (DP) 20
Galway Bay Timmy o Sullivan (DP) 21
Galway Bay Rory o Sullivan jnr (DP) 22
Tralee Bay Craig Corbett 23
Clashmore Ruairi McDowell 24
Tralee Bay Fiacra Cronin 25
Tralee Bay Shane McMahon 26
Suir Estuary Pat Buckley 27
SAI Lee Meiklejohn 28
Menapia Brian Cantwell 29
SAI Donal O'Neill 30
Ballybrack Ian knight 31
Menapia Joe Carley 32
Tramore/Waterford Jim O'Brien 33
Menapia Brendan Wall 34
Cork SAC Jim Ellis 35
Clashmore Tim Sexton 36


Day Tickets Hugh Reilly sr. 37
Day Tickets Hugh Reilly jr. 38
Cork SAC Colin O'Sullivan 39
Day Tickets Kevin Roche (jr) 40
Day Tickets Owen Hughes 41
Ballybrack Steven Glynn 42
West Cork Troy Francis 43
SAI David O'Sullivan 44
SAI Marco De Kleer (TP) 45
SAI Kaitlin De Kleer jr (TP) 46
Clashmore Liam Fraher 47
Cork SAC Mark Gargan 48
West Cork Jamie Santry 49
Ballybrack Ken Forsyth 50
West Cork Jason Santry 51
West Cork Stephen o Donavan 52
Cork SAC Josh Corbett 53
West Cork Kevin Hayden 54

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Congratulations to Kevin Hayden, winner of the Henrystackleshop.com All Ireland Open Cod Championships 2021