What a difference three
days can make! from all the arctic clothing and ice breaking to 14 degrees and
a very pleasant day. I was first on the scene, so a walk round the
lake was a must; I noticed some renewed platforms and lots of tree
cutting back had been done. Thanks Badger, I am sure the lads appreciated
your efforts, its a good investment.
Daddy Badger was looking
after us today, his first question was "how many"? My reply was
"how the heck do I know" it could have been 8 or maybe 12.
I do wish my lads could use the phone and save me some embarrassment,
anyway the final count was 11 fishing. Steve was mumbling
while making out the tickets and drawing the Golden Peg which was 68, I think
it was a good natured mumble as I was taking a lot of abuse about how many
fingers I had, and questioning my education.
Treasure meanwhile
collected the money and completed the business. We made the draw, Danny
getting the Golden Peg. I thought it was going to be a bad day
when George drew his peg and said "I AM HAPPY WITH THAT"!! which
was a first for our George.
I drew peg 60 and set up
just one rig to fish pinkie and maggot at 13 metres, hoping for bites on my 20
hook. I had another senior moment finding I had left my keepnets at
home, but Steve lent me two saying "you never catch any fish to put in
them anyway" nasty.
I had Ninja Eric on my
left and Tonto to my right, with Spod and The Sheriff opposite. It
was Danny on the flyer who caught from the off, but after a couple of
hours I believed I was in front, only for my bites to stop. I caught very
little from then on. Danny kept catching and took the loot. A few
carp were caught late on, and Wizard Brian won overall
It was again another great day out, thanks lads.
On Sunday we are at Trinity, and Wednesday next Sedges
Keep
catching
Chair Bob
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