Here we were again on
Viaducts Campbell, and the only cars in the car park were eight belonging
to HLS lads, heroes or fools? Judge for yourselves.
Matt was looking after
our needs, as his parents are holidaying in warmer climes, most
sensible. The weather forecast was wet with strong south
westerly winds, so I pegged with comfort in mind. Our expectations
were not great, a few fish would have been a bonus!!
I took the money and
completed the business, we then did the draw. I got the golden peg number
129, with Danny to my right 130. My head said fish shallow after
all the cold rain the previous night, but as usual I started on the bottom,
thinking I would give it an hour. In that hour I managed two small
roach and a skimmer, which made me continue with it. Danny was
struggling but managed a skimmer and some small roach, plus a perch.
It was not going to take
long to weigh in, and when I thankfully called all out, the Big Bird Rob
had done George by 3ozs, with a top weight of 7lbs 5ozs.
It was just another of
those wonderful days; blown to bits, soaking wet, with just a few
fish. I just can't wait until Sunday.
It's our Fur and Feather
on Sunday next, we meet at the 37 Club for breakfast and the draw, then onto
Emeralds for our match. It will be a good day, with everyone
getting a prize, plus a bite to eat. On my part I look forward to a
couple of pints, and some good craic with the lads.
Next Wednesday it's Sedges Tile.
Don't be shy, are you mice or men? Stop squeaking!
Chair Bob.
P.S. It's
the AGM on Friday 5th January 7-30 at the 37 Club. If you want
your say, put it on paper and get it to me by next Sunday.
Thank you.
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