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Rathcormac Angling Hub had a taster day for new members on Saturday the 4th of August 2018. The day was very well attended by both Female and Male Participants and an array of topics were included.

These were Kick Sampling, Entomology looking at invertebrates under microscope, Fly tying, Casting on the village green of spinning rods, Fly Fishing Rods, Display of Sea Fishing Rods. The use of life-jackets and throw ropes were also discussed and tried out on the day. There are a number of new Anglers signed up to the Hub and they cannot wait for the next event.

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