Alex and Seaforth

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Richie Fisher
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Alex and Seaforth

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Would someone be kind enough to tell me how I can get a permit to fish the Alex and Seaforth rocks? :help: :help:
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Post by spudgun »

Think it's here:

http://www.wirralseafishing.co.uk/forum ... c&start=75

I thought JP wrote an official instruction on how to get a pass via club membership or other but can never find it. :huh:
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Post by davinski »

Richie Fisher wrote:Would someone be kind enough to tell me how I can get a permit to fish the Alex and Seaforth rocks? :help: :help:
Lot of reading there Rich :lol: :lol:

I'd love one myself :) :)
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Post by Richie Fisher »

Thanks guys.... everyone seems to have a different take on what to do, and the goalposts seem to be constantly moving. I think you need to be a member of a club and carry indemnity insurance before you can apply for a permit. :o :o
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Post by Steve Duffy »

Richie Fisher wrote:Thanks guys.... everyone seems to have a different take on what to do, and the goalposts seem to be constantly moving. I think you need to be a member of a club and carry indemnity insurance before you can apply for a permit. :o :o
Yuup. You get the insurance by being in a club. ;)
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Post by John Petersen »

The information in that thread is out of date, it is not the procedure anymore.

All the information was in the POLSAF section, but that got deleted and I am not typing it all again.

You can find some information here:

http://www.wirralseafishing.co.uk/polsaf/index.htm

It is quite simple, you either need to be in an affiliated club ( such as WSA, Sefton Sea Anglers, Chorley SAC, The Pirates, The Buccaneers and a few others whos names escape me ) or you need to prove to POLSAF you have private personal insurance -- there are many ways of getting this.

You apply to POLSAF ( or through your club ) and they validate your eligibility and then you go get a permit after making an appointment and producing your POLSAF receipt ( proof of eligibility, verified by POLSAF ).

If you are a member through a club, then you will renew through your club from then on.
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Post by Richie Fisher »

Thanks again for the info guys. :) :) :)
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