Wednesday and the
weather's looking good, the frost from the night before melting away.
The lads of Dads Army sounded good and couldn't wait for the draw to get on
with it. Pity I got the names and numbers wrong, but in the end 14 wanted
and 14 fished.
At the draw I drew peg
38, which is actually on Middle Lake, next to Roger on peg 37. I
felt like the "Lone Ranger" with Tonto Roger beside me.
Danny and George (back in the country from Bolton) reckoned we were
pleasure angling!! but it did not turn out that way. After
nearly 3 hours I had my first bite, and a small skimmer came to the
net. Next door Tonto caught three fish in 5 hours for around 2lbs,
not worked to death. My day got better, and the last hour produced
around 6lbs of roach, rudd and perch; at the weight in I totalled 7lbs 1oz of
silvers.
It was a good day everyone
caught, it was noticeable that the bulk came from one side of the lake, pegs 42
to 45, where John Barker caught 17lbs 4ozs of silvers plus carp to win the
match overall, George winning the silvers by default with 7lbs 15ozs.
Thanks for a good day,
see you on Sunday at Sedges Tile Lake, and Wednesday at Shiplate Hawthorns,
both matches full.
Good Fishing
Chair Bob
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