Today we were fishing
Sedges Brick, on which, weather wise was an abysmal day with continuous rain and
a brisk wind. Jaime and Denise were attending today, so hot
drinks and Jamie selecting the pegs to be fished.
I collected the
loot. The Golden Peg is mounting to a worthwhile pot. I
paid Jamie and the draw was made. Tungsten got the Golden Peg
number 14, and myself peg 11, which is renowned for its scaley residents.
It was time, so I
shouted all in, and we got on with it. I had no great ambitions
today, and would fish top two in the margins on my right, no groundbait just
loose feed to try to avoid the unmentionables, with caster the hook
bait. A few bits came, and then a real good looker a 4lbs tench,
just this fish made my visit a happy one; but there were more to come; some
bream and good roach, and to cap it all a perfect crucian around 2lbs.
As I looked round the
lake, all I could see were dreary looking wet lads all sticking to their
task. Well done the lot of you!!
At the all out we
had to weigh ourselves, and the weights showed all our efforts were worth the
punishment. Merlin wove his magic, winning overall with 96lbs
9ozs . Bend It was second at 53lbs 6ozs, Baz had a very
commendable 39lbs 8 ozs to win silvers, with the Nasty Old Sheriff runner
up with 32lbs.
Our thanks to Jamie for
providing a good venue, to which we will be returning soon.
Our next matches are Avalon on Sunday, and Emeralds next Wednesday.
Summer's coming.
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