This match was relocated
to Landsend because Badger had concerns about the oxygen levels in Cary Lake
Viaducts, which I believe have been resolved; so good luck Steve we will see
you soon.
We were fishing Johns
and Top Lakes, 22 of the lads turned out to enjoy the action. We
broke our rule about over-spilling on to two lakes, but this was on the
recommendations of Mike and Tony Rixon, both of whom have more knowledge than us.
GWR, the King and
myself walked the lakes selecting the pegs to be fished. I then
made out the tickets and drew the golden peg with Mike. Sheriff did
the sheet, and the draw was made, with George drawing the golden peg number 50.
It was a long walk to
our pegs, but its great to have natural banks to fish from; I drew peg 68
and was more than satisfied.
I wanted to fish caster
over groundbait, and intended to stick with it. I had small roach and
rudd to begin with, then nothing. The sun was very bright and hot, and the carp
were running riot all over my swim. Just after two o'clock I began
to get bites again as the sun moved off my swim, but still the carp were
playing havoc with my light gear, so I decided to call it a day half and hour
early.
Summing up, it has been
another good day for the Hook Line and Sinker Angling Club, with lots of
fish in nets . A big thank you to Mike for providing an excellent
venue.
Full results below.
Next Wednesday we are at
Sedges Tile, and Sunday we visit Avalon with plenty of room, so please book
early.
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