We were graced with a
fine day and no wind, so everyone was keen to get on with
fishing. There were nineteen
fishing. The peg numbers were selected and
Golden Pegs numbers 10 and 17 were drawn; Danny took control of the
draw and Treasure did the money business, it was nice to stand back
and let others get on with it.
After the draw I was
told I had peg 32, a short walk, which was just what I needed. On
my left was John Davies, and to my right Treasure. Horny tooted and
the match got underway. Again I kept it simple, with just one
swim out in front, a pencil float, 20 hook, and maggot and pinkie for
bait. Surprise surprise I got bites from the off, but
with fish that made whitebait look very big. Still it was a
busy little day, and I did hook a few bonus, just to help the cause!
That nasty little
Sheriff drew a Golden Peg and was doing well again; I had not forgiven him for
winning everything last Wednesday. Back to the match, I could see
the Wizard catching and GWR beside him too. George was having his
usual day, looking into the sun but still catching.
A short toot and it
was match over, GWR Martin was in charge of the weigh, and I was quite
surprised at my 7lbs 14 ozs, which was good for second silvers, but nasty pants
had done it again by a distance, weighing 15lbs 2ozs of silvers, well done
Danny. The overall was taken by Martin with 40lbs 1oz. I must
say I noticed a lot of fish lost; Oh what might have been!!
On Wednesday it's Sedges Brick, and next Sunday it's the Fur and Feather at
Emeralds. We meet at the 37 Club at 7-15 with breakfast being
served. The draw at 8-30, fishing 10-3. Afterwards back to the 37
Club for beer, buffet and prize giving.
Enjoy it all
Chair Bob
PS: AGM at the 37 Club 6th January 7.00.
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