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24Th Women's World Championship Szolnok Alcsi-Szigeti Holt-Tisza 24th Women’s World Championship Szolnok Alcsi-szigeti Holt-Tisza 2017. August 26-27 Dear Angling Friends! From 2016 January 1, a new era started in Hungarian sport fishing. Due to the favorable new legal environment, commercial fisheries have ceased to exist in the state-owned natural waters, while the National Federaton of Hungarian Anglers (MOHOSZ), which was significantly transformed and expanded in its tasks, became the holder of most parte of the water areas until 2030. By the beginning of 2017, the number of registered anglers increased to 400,000 from nearly 80,000 people. MOHOSZ compiled the currently 28 county associations, about 1,200 fishing clubs and 13 special state companies, including the Balaton and the Lake Tisza. Sport fishing, was not eliminated by positive changes. There is ample calm to the fact that the future of national sport fishing, the economic background of a stable state and competitive support background, seems to be assured thanks to the transformation of the "Hungarian Team" support system, which has started its third season. I would like to point out that our sports budget can fully cover the costs of traveling, accomodation, and other expenses for the competitors, and the accompanyng persons. The success of the Hungarian fishing sport and especially the competitors are proving that over the past decade Hungary won nearly 70 medals at the European and World Championships, competing with the most successful national sports. Perhaps these successes are due to the fact that the International Sport Fishing Confederation has favorably judged our tenders, so after several years of skipping Hungary, the renewed MOHOSZ can recreate sport fishing world competitions. On August 26 and 27 2017, in Szolnok, on the Alcsi-szigeti Holt-Tisza, the 24th Women's World Championship will take place, then on September 20 and 23, we are organizing the 19th Carp fishing world championship at Kaposvár, lake Deseda. Both sites are traditional for fishing and hospitality, and I hope that this will be proven to everyone in practice. I’m thankful for the decision and trust, as well as for the Ministry of Human Resources, the Ministry of Agriculture (FM) and the National Sports Federation. I am pleased to announce that the patrons of World Championships are President Dr. János Áder, and Minister Dr. Sándor Fazekas (FM). Dear Competitors! Every competition, including a world championship, is about you, your real achievement and its community recognition and mutual respect. I know that there is a great deal of sacrifice and consistent work behind the accomplished performance, in most cases coupled with positive human qualities and direct community contact capabilities. I think that this is why, and not just because of the glittering of a medal, every beginner's model can be used by all the anglers and those who are interested in fishing. We look forward to welcoming you in Hungary! Dr. Lajos Szűcs President of MOHOSZ Dear Competitors! On the behalf of te municipality of Szolnok, the capital of river Tisza, I wish you a warm welcome. Our city is surrounded by waters, tempting many anglers for a long time. Angling is a popular form of recreation among the citizens. Only in Szolnok 10 000 fishing licences are issued each year, which shows that this championship couldn’t find a better location. I’s a great honor, that the National Federation has chosen Szolnok to be the place for the women’s world championship. We promise that we will be good hosts to this event, and I hope we will have a memorable competition on our beautiful channel. The connection between Szolnok and the Tisza was always strong, the river was the lifeline for the people living here and for the thousand year old Szolnok. We are working to bring our rivers and lakes into the future of the city, and of course angling tourism. I wish you a good competition, and tight lines! Ferenc Szalay Mayor Ladies and gentlemen! Dear anglers! Welcome to the city of Szolnok, the headquarters of the Közép Tisza Vidéki Fishing Association. Our association gathers 65 fishing clubs, more than 20 000 anglers. Utilising more than 4000 acres of water. Float fishing is really important to us. Our association has already organised 4 world championships. Many of our competitors have achieved outstanding results at the World and Europe Championships. They won gold, silver, bronze medals, and many good rankings. I might say we are a traditionally competitive association. This makes us obliged to create the ideal conditions for anglers who come to us. In the spirit of these thoughts, we are preparing for the World Women's Championship and we look forward to all the participants! György Fialka President of KTVHE Szolnok is a town with county rights, the county town of Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok with a population of approximately 75,000, making it the 10th largest city in the country. It is situated on the banks of the Tisza at one of the most important crossing points of the river, and the city and its region are rich in numerous water canals. The county town founded in the confluence of the Tisza and Zagyva rivers, is more than 940 years old. Sights: In the city center, eclectic buildings attract attention, which evoke the atmosphere of the beginning of the last century. Including Varga Katalin Secondary School, the one-storey building of the court and the county hall from 1878, and the Town Hall building on the main square. Opposite to the City Hall, on the other side of the square there is a late-neoclassical building called the Hungarian royal residence from the 1860s. Today it hosts the exhibitions of the János Damjanich Museum. The Verseghy Ferenc County Library is located on the north-eastern side of Kossuth Square. The competition venue The championship will be held on the Alcsi-szigeti Holt-Tisza (backwater of the River Tisza) in the Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok district/county, near Szolnok city. GPS: 47°08'36.2"N 20°17’08.9"E The competition venue has a lenght of around 2,000 metres and a width of around 85 - 110 metres. Depending on the actual water level, the depth of the water at 10 metres from the bank is of around 3 - 4 metres, and at 20 metres from the bank of around 5 - 6 metres. The type of water, water speed: still water. The main fish species to be cought are: Skimmers (30 - 300 g), Bream, Bleak, Catfish (20–200g), Rudd, Roach, Grass carp, Carp Invalid species: According to the Hungarian legislation that applies to all fish, there will be no minimum sizes for the various fish during training for the 24th Coarse Angling World Championship for Ladies and the 24th Coarse Angling World Championship for Ladies itself. The government has granted an exemption for this. The main fishing techniques: Roubaisienne (pole fishing) and telescopic rod without reel. Maximum amount of groundbait, bait and rod lenght Groundbait is limited in 20 liters. Including earth, gravel, corn, maize, wheat, hempseed, etc. and other additives that are not toxic for the fauna and water environment. 2 liters of live baits, of which a maximum amount of 1 liter can be jokers. Bloodworms can be used only on the hook. A maximum amount of 0.5 liter of earthworms is allowed. The maximum rod length will be 11.5 metres. The Official Rules of F.I.P.S.-e.d., for international championships of Ladies. The keep-net mesh cannot exceed 10 mm on 10 mm. The keep-net shall have either a minimum diameter of 40 cm for the round ones or a minimum diagonal of 50 cm for the rectangular ones and a minimum length of 3,5 metres. Where we are and how to join Us From Budapest: By flight: a. Coming from the Airport of Budapest Ferenc Liszt, take the road No.4 in direction to Szolnok. b. Coming from Airport of Budapest Ferenc Liszt, take the highway No. 5 in direction to Szeged, after take the Albertirsa road No.405, to direction Szolnok road No.4 By car: a. Coming from Budapest, take the road No.4 in direction to Szolnok b. Coming from Budapest, take the highway No.5 in direction to Szeged, after take the Albertirsa road No405, to direction Szolnok, road No. 4. From Szeged by car: Coming from Szeged, take M5 to Route 54 in Kecskemét. Take exit 91from M5. Continue on Route 54 to your destination in Szolnok. From Hegyeshalom Border Crossing by car Continue to M1 Continue on M1 to Újhartyán. Take exit 44 from E60/M5 Follow E60 and Route 4 to your destination in Szolnok From Záhony by car Follow Route 4, Route 403 and Route 4/E573 to Route 354 in Hajdúhadház Get on E79/M35 in Debrecen Follow Route 4 to Szolnok Drive to your destination From Letenye Border crossing by car Get on M70 Take M7 to Route 405/E60 in Újhartyán. Take exit 44 from E60/M5 Follow E60 and Route 4 to your destination in Szolnok Accomodation • Trojka Hotel És Panzió e-mail: [email protected] 5000 Szolnok, Tiszaligeti sétány 5. tel: +36 56-514-600 • Bicskás Székely Fogadó web: www.alcsifood.hu 5000-Szolnok, Tölgy út 7- 9. tel: +36 56 / 342- 177 • Semiramis Business Hotel 4* 5000 Szolnok, Magyar út 23. tel: +36 70-396-6910 • Hozam Hotel 4* web. www.hozamhotel.hu 5000 Szolnok, Mária u. 27. tel: +36 56-510-530 • Sóház Hotel és Apartmanszálloda 3* web: www.sohazhotel.hu 5000 Szolnok, Sóház út 4. tel: +36 56-516-560 • Garden Hotel Wellness és Konferencia 4* web: www.gardenhotel.hu 5000 Szolnok, Tiszaliget tel: +36 56-520-530 • Liget Hotel 3* web: www.tiszaligetkft.hu Tiszaligeti stny.
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