Monday, 17 February 2020
Monday, 3 February 2020
Shiplate Fishery - 02.02.2020
Todays meeting was at the ever popular Shiplate Fishery in Bleadon. This time last year we were breaking ice off of the lake, but in a total contrast, the weather was fine but there was a keen northwesterly wind whch was blowing from one side of the lake to the other. If you were lucky to get pegs 9 -15 you would be in for a comfortable day but if you were on the other then fishing would be cold.
There was a great turn out today of 18 anglers with their names in the draw.
I was the first to arrive today quickly followed by a convoy of other vehicles and it wasnt long before the carpark was full and the overflow one was in use. As well as HLS on the main lake, all the other ponds were being fished on today.
I unloaded my gear and spoke with Mario Tony and our wishes for the day were to pull a peg an the far bank, catch a couple and finally was to have a framing peg, so not asking for too much. I paid my fees and gave out some fixtures and membership cards and then managed to grab a quick cup of tea.
The Guru tart turned up in a bright red pair of trainers but had decisded to leave the bright pink ones of last week at home due to the amount of abuse that he had received. The last 2 we were waiting on today were Ex-chairman and John Bradford who finally made the draw on time.
The Golden peg was drawn and out poped 12A, an area that is good for silvers or carp
Draw
1 - Mutant George
2 - Guru Tart
3 - Kev Hayes
4 - Tony Fry
5 - Stan
6 - Eric
7 - Queenie
8 - Mario Tony
9 a - Lord C
10 - Sausage
11 - Shane
12 - Dave Allen
12a - Steve Warren
13 - Rich Coles
13a - Danny
14 - Tungsen Dave
14b - John Bradford
15 - Nige
After being the 4th person to draw and pulling out peg 15 I had my wishes answered, the wind on my back and a very good swim that consistantly produces. I was fortunate that no one asked me what peg I had drawn and I avoided the banter by swiftly getting my gear and head off for the long walk.
When I got to the peg It was perfect, flat water, sheletred from the wind and my first task was to remove some of the clothing and put on some factor 50. People have informed me that with this peg, if you cast towards the lawn near the reeds you would bag up. I set up a little bomb with banded pellet - (I was going to use bread but i left that at home). On the pole I set up at 11m in front and found the water at about 5 feet and a margin rig to my left on 2+2 which was barely 2ft deep. So very simple today, micro in front and i micro maggot combi in the margin.
On the all in I shipped out some micros on the 11m line and combi down the edge. The tip was put into action but my cast was a bit short of the target. I left it there for 5mins before a small tug and a mirror to about 6lb. That was possitive so I did the same again only ast to the clip where it sat there doing nothing for the next hour. I as bored of this so thought Id give a go on the 11m line and after 20 mins or so I had a couple of skimmers then a tench. I fed agian and the float sat there for a while before a small dink and a strike and the elastic was off. Now I wouldn't have minded a good day on the skimmers but this was definately going to be a carp area. After carefuly playing this fish I managed to net it at about 15lb. Fed again at 11m then tried before going to the margin which i had been putting in a few maggotts and micros every now and again. Nothing, so I went out at 11m again and had a browse around the lake. George on 1 who was opposite me was like a fidlers elbow bringing in little ninjas and when I looked across to the Guru Tart he was in the bushes unhooking a branch. From what I could see there wasnt much going on.
The 11m line was doing well, a few more skimmers then a bream of about 3lb before another carp at about 8lb. I fed both line again before putting the tip out whilst I had a cuppa and a sandwich but nothing happened here so I kept on the 11m line until the last hour.
At 2pm I went on the margiin line with tripple maggot, a really shy bite and a strike and I was into a fiesty common. A feed again and a short burst on the 11m line but nothing so back on the margin and again within a few minutes the float dinked and another carp. I had a few more in the margin before the hooter went. A great days fishing for me, with no lost fish.
It was a hard day for most today, certainly those on the near side bank, with lack of fish and a cold wind in their faces
Results
Overall
1st - Nige Coram - 59lb - 09oz
2nd - Steve Warren - 34lb - 09oz
3rd - Rich Coles - 17lb - 06oz
Silvers
1st - Shane Western - 15lb - 05oz
2nd - Steve King - 13lb - 110z
3rd - George Fletcher - 13lb - 10oz
So a surprise with the silvers anglers with Shane Western bagging on the tip using the wafter as he got bored using the pole after 10minutes.
Well done to al the framers and to everyone who attended. Please remeber that you need to book in by the Wedneesday and confirm with Steve Warren, pools money has to be received by 8.30 else you will not be enetered, draw takes place at 8.45.
Next week is at Sedges on Brick lake
There was a great turn out today of 18 anglers with their names in the draw.
I was the first to arrive today quickly followed by a convoy of other vehicles and it wasnt long before the carpark was full and the overflow one was in use. As well as HLS on the main lake, all the other ponds were being fished on today.
I unloaded my gear and spoke with Mario Tony and our wishes for the day were to pull a peg an the far bank, catch a couple and finally was to have a framing peg, so not asking for too much. I paid my fees and gave out some fixtures and membership cards and then managed to grab a quick cup of tea.
The Guru tart turned up in a bright red pair of trainers but had decisded to leave the bright pink ones of last week at home due to the amount of abuse that he had received. The last 2 we were waiting on today were Ex-chairman and John Bradford who finally made the draw on time.
The Golden peg was drawn and out poped 12A, an area that is good for silvers or carp
Draw
1 - Mutant George
2 - Guru Tart
3 - Kev Hayes
4 - Tony Fry
5 - Stan
6 - Eric
7 - Queenie
8 - Mario Tony
9 a - Lord C
10 - Sausage
11 - Shane
12 - Dave Allen
12a - Steve Warren
13 - Rich Coles
13a - Danny
14 - Tungsen Dave
14b - John Bradford
15 - Nige
After being the 4th person to draw and pulling out peg 15 I had my wishes answered, the wind on my back and a very good swim that consistantly produces. I was fortunate that no one asked me what peg I had drawn and I avoided the banter by swiftly getting my gear and head off for the long walk.
When I got to the peg It was perfect, flat water, sheletred from the wind and my first task was to remove some of the clothing and put on some factor 50. People have informed me that with this peg, if you cast towards the lawn near the reeds you would bag up. I set up a little bomb with banded pellet - (I was going to use bread but i left that at home). On the pole I set up at 11m in front and found the water at about 5 feet and a margin rig to my left on 2+2 which was barely 2ft deep. So very simple today, micro in front and i micro maggot combi in the margin.
On the all in I shipped out some micros on the 11m line and combi down the edge. The tip was put into action but my cast was a bit short of the target. I left it there for 5mins before a small tug and a mirror to about 6lb. That was possitive so I did the same again only ast to the clip where it sat there doing nothing for the next hour. I as bored of this so thought Id give a go on the 11m line and after 20 mins or so I had a couple of skimmers then a tench. I fed agian and the float sat there for a while before a small dink and a strike and the elastic was off. Now I wouldn't have minded a good day on the skimmers but this was definately going to be a carp area. After carefuly playing this fish I managed to net it at about 15lb. Fed again at 11m then tried before going to the margin which i had been putting in a few maggotts and micros every now and again. Nothing, so I went out at 11m again and had a browse around the lake. George on 1 who was opposite me was like a fidlers elbow bringing in little ninjas and when I looked across to the Guru Tart he was in the bushes unhooking a branch. From what I could see there wasnt much going on.
The 11m line was doing well, a few more skimmers then a bream of about 3lb before another carp at about 8lb. I fed both line again before putting the tip out whilst I had a cuppa and a sandwich but nothing happened here so I kept on the 11m line until the last hour.
At 2pm I went on the margiin line with tripple maggot, a really shy bite and a strike and I was into a fiesty common. A feed again and a short burst on the 11m line but nothing so back on the margin and again within a few minutes the float dinked and another carp. I had a few more in the margin before the hooter went. A great days fishing for me, with no lost fish.
It was a hard day for most today, certainly those on the near side bank, with lack of fish and a cold wind in their faces
Results
Overall
1st - Nige Coram - 59lb - 09oz
2nd - Steve Warren - 34lb - 09oz
3rd - Rich Coles - 17lb - 06oz
Silvers
1st - Shane Western - 15lb - 05oz
2nd - Steve King - 13lb - 110z
3rd - George Fletcher - 13lb - 10oz
So a surprise with the silvers anglers with Shane Western bagging on the tip using the wafter as he got bored using the pole after 10minutes.
Well done to al the framers and to everyone who attended. Please remeber that you need to book in by the Wedneesday and confirm with Steve Warren, pools money has to be received by 8.30 else you will not be enetered, draw takes place at 8.45.
Next week is at Sedges on Brick lake
Monday, 27 January 2020
Trinity - 26.01.2020
This weeks gathering was at the popular Trinity, fishing on Woodlands. The last few times weve fished on here t hasnt perfomed, but with the weather being settled for most of the week it had the offering of a few fish being caught. The forcast was not brilliant, with fine drizzle and heavier rain at around lunch time. That didnt put members off though with 16 being booked in for the day which is a good turnout for this time of year.
I got there nice and early to park in a dry area; however, others had the same idea and there was atleast 8 people there by 7.45. The new Chairmann - The Guru Tart was sporting a new pair of boots that his wife had bought him. To be fair to her, shes got a great sense of humour as they were bright pink to match his pink bobble hat and his pink bait tech groundbait bucket. I think hes finally releasing his feminine side before he actually comes out. Its a trip to Specsavers next for Phil as he swore they were burgandy.
After the customery micky tacking and Danny winding George up over his less than active Canal fishing session on Wednesday (now who doesnt catch fish on the canal) oh - George doesnt, it was time for the draw.
The Guru Tart wanted a close peg as not to get his new boots dirty and drew just over the bridge which is a good silvers peg whilst the rest of us just got on with the day.
Draw as follows
Golden peg 22
1 - Rich Cole
6 - Nige
7 - Kev
8 - Tony Fry
10 - Steve Warren
11 - Dave Allen
12 - Shane
13 - Martin
15 - Tony Newel
22 - Nick Selway
23 - Dave Tungstile
24 - George
25 - Danny
28 - Steve King
28 - Phil
31 - Brian
With the wind blowing into the corner of my peg at the start I was in boyant mood as this swim can produce; however it was did start changing direction through the match. I chose a small cage feed for a short chuck to my right, the a margin rig to the tree stump about 8m to my right and 11m straight infront.
On the all in I put a small ball of ground bait infornt with a few micros and a small pot of maggots to the stmp before starting on the tip. After 30mins nothing on the tip so went staright out in front, after a few shy bite the float went and I hooked into a carp. With the elasting stretching across the lake I managed to get it in a position in front of me before it took off again and then the hook pulled.
After re-feeding and then trying different areas I couldnt get a bite so went over my11m line again to then pick out 6 skimmers. Even thoughI fed the stimp with 3 or 4 maggots all day I coulnt get a bite and finished with barely a pound to my name.
I could see Rich coles opposite me landing a few carp and losing 1 and some looked to be of a decent size. Steve King on 28 caught a few late carp and a few skimmers but I couldnt really see too much else going on around me.
So I wasnt sad to hear the all out shouted as a poor day for me, with the wind and rain blowing into our faces and presentation being made difficut. Looking at the results it has fished hard agin and since the platforms have been removed the fishing on the far side of this lake has not been as successful as once was or is it just the weather putting the fish off
Results
Overall
1st - Tony Newel - 41lb - 09 oz
2nd - Rich Coles - 35lb - 15 oz
3rd - Martin Western - 23lb - 02oz
Silvers
Ist - Steve King - 14lb - 04 oz
2nd - Danny Donohay - 6lb - 06oz
3rd - Dave Allen - 4lb - 12 oz
Well done to thsoe who attended today and braved the elements.
Next week is at Shiplate Main
Please remember that pools are now payable by 8.30 and the draw is at 8.45, you need to book in with Steve Warren 07702676869. Please remember to complete membership forms and return to me.
I got there nice and early to park in a dry area; however, others had the same idea and there was atleast 8 people there by 7.45. The new Chairmann - The Guru Tart was sporting a new pair of boots that his wife had bought him. To be fair to her, shes got a great sense of humour as they were bright pink to match his pink bobble hat and his pink bait tech groundbait bucket. I think hes finally releasing his feminine side before he actually comes out. Its a trip to Specsavers next for Phil as he swore they were burgandy.
After the customery micky tacking and Danny winding George up over his less than active Canal fishing session on Wednesday (now who doesnt catch fish on the canal) oh - George doesnt, it was time for the draw.
The Guru Tart wanted a close peg as not to get his new boots dirty and drew just over the bridge which is a good silvers peg whilst the rest of us just got on with the day.
Draw as follows
Golden peg 22
1 - Rich Cole
6 - Nige
7 - Kev
8 - Tony Fry
10 - Steve Warren
11 - Dave Allen
12 - Shane
13 - Martin
15 - Tony Newel
22 - Nick Selway
23 - Dave Tungstile
24 - George
25 - Danny
28 - Steve King
28 - Phil
31 - Brian
With the wind blowing into the corner of my peg at the start I was in boyant mood as this swim can produce; however it was did start changing direction through the match. I chose a small cage feed for a short chuck to my right, the a margin rig to the tree stump about 8m to my right and 11m straight infront.
On the all in I put a small ball of ground bait infornt with a few micros and a small pot of maggots to the stmp before starting on the tip. After 30mins nothing on the tip so went staright out in front, after a few shy bite the float went and I hooked into a carp. With the elasting stretching across the lake I managed to get it in a position in front of me before it took off again and then the hook pulled.
After re-feeding and then trying different areas I couldnt get a bite so went over my11m line again to then pick out 6 skimmers. Even thoughI fed the stimp with 3 or 4 maggots all day I coulnt get a bite and finished with barely a pound to my name.
I could see Rich coles opposite me landing a few carp and losing 1 and some looked to be of a decent size. Steve King on 28 caught a few late carp and a few skimmers but I couldnt really see too much else going on around me.
So I wasnt sad to hear the all out shouted as a poor day for me, with the wind and rain blowing into our faces and presentation being made difficut. Looking at the results it has fished hard agin and since the platforms have been removed the fishing on the far side of this lake has not been as successful as once was or is it just the weather putting the fish off
Results
Overall
1st - Tony Newel - 41lb - 09 oz
2nd - Rich Coles - 35lb - 15 oz
3rd - Martin Western - 23lb - 02oz
Silvers
Ist - Steve King - 14lb - 04 oz
2nd - Danny Donohay - 6lb - 06oz
3rd - Dave Allen - 4lb - 12 oz
Well done to thsoe who attended today and braved the elements.
Next week is at Shiplate Main
Please remember that pools are now payable by 8.30 and the draw is at 8.45, you need to book in with Steve Warren 07702676869. Please remember to complete membership forms and return to me.
Sunday, 19 January 2020
HLS AGM - 17.01.2020
AGM
Minutes 2020
Minutes of the AGM
at 37 Club, Puriton 17.01.2020 - 7.30pm
1 - Attendees
Phild Beards,
Steve Warren, Dave Allen, Martin Western, John Woolenscroft, Kevin Hayes, Stan
Butt, Danny Dannahay, Tony Fry, Steve King, Roger Coombes, Shane Western, Nigel
Coram
2 - Apologies
Paul Bowyer
3 - of minutes
of 2019 AGM
The minutes that
were recorded and published on the club blog were approved.
4 - Chairman’s Report
The Chairman
opened the meeting thanking those who attended. The chairman thanked the committee
and members for their contribution throughout the year. He reported that due to
his ill health that he hasn’t been able to attend as many matched that he would
have like; however the matches that he has attended has been enjoyable. It was with regret that due to the ongoing illness
that he would not be seeking re-election.
5 - Treasurers report
The completed
report was still being completed to show a full account. However the starting
balance for the season was £157.99 and ended at £287.99 a profit of £130.Going
forward the accounts will be more detailed to show income and out goings.
6 - Secretary report
7 - Fixture Secretary
report
Fixtures completes
and fairly well attended. 2020 Fixtures with the exception of 3 have been
confirmed. Away day at Todber was attended well as was the Christmas Match.
Both venues that hosted the 2019 fixtures will be used again for 2020.
2020
1 - Appointment of officers
Following the
resignation of the chairman, a new Executive Committee was selected and voted
on by the memebers as follows
Chairman – Mr Phil Beards
Secretary – Mr Nigel Coram
Treasurer – Mr Shane Western
Match day Secretary
– Mr Steve Warren
Fixtures
Secretary- Mr Steve Warren
Committee members
Mr
Martin Western
Mr
Tony Fry
2 - Club Constitution
A new club
constitution along with new club rules were presented, discussed and agreed
with all members in attendance. It was agreed that the new club Constitution would
be given to all club members in the coming weeks.
3 - Fees
The members were
presented with documentation that showed the 2019 cost and proposed 2020 cost
due to an increase in fishery match cost. It was agreed that the match fees
were to increase to £16 per match from £15.50. Membership fees were agreed to
increase to £20 per annum. The fees would go towards the cost of the Christmas
Match and the away day where the Executive committee would discuss the best
ways of distributing any funds.
4 - Fixtures
A new fixture
Secretary was proposed and accepted. All fixtures with the exception of 3 are
confirmed. The away day to be confirmed at Todber Manor and the remaining 3
fixtures could be held at Pawlett Ponds. Phil Beardsley to confirm the Todber
fixture whilst Steve will work on the 2021 fixture list. Christmas match to
take place at Trinity Waters
5 - Any other
business
It was discussed
that membership forms to be completed to ensure we have emergency contacts in
case of any incidents. The minutes of AGM, the breakdown of fee proposals,
payout form and constitution to be given to its members as soon as possible.
New members were
discussed and that it was agreed that proposed new members would be put to the
executive committee to vote on whether they would be accepted or declined.
6 - Date of next meeting
It was discussed
that a meeting will be held of the executive committee will be held in march at
a time and venue to be agreed to discuss any potential issues, new membership proposals
Meeting closed at
9.40pm
Monday, 13 January 2020
Sedges -Tile lake - 12.01.2020
After the possitive turn out last week, we were down to 16 for this weeks trip to the Sedges. After a difficult hard match last week, im sure thats why a few didnt attend today. It was a very overcast grey day when we arrived with the odd bit of drizzle and a keen wind blowing across the lake.
For those on pegs 20 + they would have a comfortable day with the wind blowing on their backs but on pegs 30+ then the wind was dirextly into their faces.
George announced that he had some goodies left over from xmas and he was going to give them to the person with the least weighed weight on the day and the one who caught most.
Golden peg was drawn and peg 23 was pulled
Draw today
21 - Big Nick
23 - Tax man Brian
24 - Dick
25 - Sausage
26 - Mutant George
27 - Nige
28 - Eric
30 - Mario Tony
31 - Tony Fry
32 - Dave Allen
34 - Rich Coles
35 - Danny
36 - Queenie
38 - Lord C
39 - Tunsten Dave
40 - Shane
This was a very poor match with nothing to write about except Big Nick catching well on peg 40 and Lorc C on on 38 with weights over 100lb each. All others struggled on the day and many packed away befor ethe end f the match.
Results
1st - Nick Selway - 137lb - 13 oz
2nd - Martin Weston - 110lb - 12 oz
3rd - Tony Newell - 36lb - 10 oz
Silvers
1st - Paul Bowyer - 11lb - 02 oz
2nd - Dave Allen - 9lb - 01 oz
3rd - Brian Chivers - 7lb - 10oz
Well done to all those who attended. Next week is at Avalon - draw 8.30
Friday 17th - AGM at ROF Club 19.30 - your view does matter
The prizes that George gave away -
1st overall - Nick Selway
Last - lowest weight - Steve King
For those on pegs 20 + they would have a comfortable day with the wind blowing on their backs but on pegs 30+ then the wind was dirextly into their faces.
George announced that he had some goodies left over from xmas and he was going to give them to the person with the least weighed weight on the day and the one who caught most.
Golden peg was drawn and peg 23 was pulled
Draw today
21 - Big Nick
23 - Tax man Brian
24 - Dick
25 - Sausage
26 - Mutant George
27 - Nige
28 - Eric
30 - Mario Tony
31 - Tony Fry
32 - Dave Allen
34 - Rich Coles
35 - Danny
36 - Queenie
38 - Lord C
39 - Tunsten Dave
40 - Shane
This was a very poor match with nothing to write about except Big Nick catching well on peg 40 and Lorc C on on 38 with weights over 100lb each. All others struggled on the day and many packed away befor ethe end f the match.
Results
1st - Nick Selway - 137lb - 13 oz
2nd - Martin Weston - 110lb - 12 oz
3rd - Tony Newell - 36lb - 10 oz
Silvers
1st - Paul Bowyer - 11lb - 02 oz
2nd - Dave Allen - 9lb - 01 oz
3rd - Brian Chivers - 7lb - 10oz
Well done to all those who attended. Next week is at Avalon - draw 8.30
Friday 17th - AGM at ROF Club 19.30 - your view does matter
The prizes that George gave away -
1st overall - Nick Selway
Last - lowest weight - Steve King
Thursday, 2 January 2020
Sedges - Tile 29.12.19
Todays match saw the Club visit the Sedges Fishery on Tile Lake. After a very encouraging turn out for the Christmas Match this was a the other end of the spectrum with only 13 members attending.
I had a knock up on the lake the day before and was encouraged with my haul with about 20lb of silvers and was hoping for a similar feat. The weather was over cast and low winds to start with so a comfortable days fishng ahead although the wind did increase slightly towards the mid afternon.
With only 13 fishing there was plenty of spaces between anglers and those in the corners would have been hoping for a good haul.
Golden peg was drawn and this was 23
Draw as follows
21 - Rich Coles
23 - Steve King
25 - Rich
27 - Danny
28 - Dave Allen
30 - Tony Newell
31 - Eric
33 - Steve Warren
35 - John Bradford
36 - Nige
38 - Dave Tungstill
39 - Martin
40 - Dick
I primed 3 lines today 1 at 13m and 2 to the left and right at 8m with groundbait on 1 line and micros on the others as I did the previous day. On the off I went over the 13m line and had a skimmer about 8oz and then another about a pound. It then went quiet around and I could see others struggling aswell. I went about an hour with no bites rotating on all three lines then I had 3 skimmers of a pound or so in sucssion on the 13m line but then again it went quiet. I couldnt get a bite on my 8m lines for the first 4 hours then I lost a good fish and that seemed to kill the swim. Back on 13m and i had a few little skimmers but nothing to write home about.
Next to me on my right John was struggling big time to get a bite and on my left Dave was potting in buckets of feed and produced a couple of good bream. Maybe that was the order of the day but I kept putting in small cad pots for a few smaller fish.
As the wind increased it was a bit difficult with presentation at 13m so went back to the 8m line but still nothing so I was glad when the all out was called.
Results
Overall
1st - Martin Western - 50lb - 14oz
2nd -Rich Coles - 47lb - 01oz
Silvers
1st - Steve King - 14lb - 14oz
2nd - Steve Warren - 12lb - 08oz
Golden peg was won by Steve King
Wel done to all those who attended even though fishing was fairly difficult.
Next up is Trininty - Woodlands - Please contact Shane or Steve Warren to book your place. 8.30 draw so dont be late
Reminder of AGM on the 17th January at 37 Club - 7.30pm start
Full results below.
I had a knock up on the lake the day before and was encouraged with my haul with about 20lb of silvers and was hoping for a similar feat. The weather was over cast and low winds to start with so a comfortable days fishng ahead although the wind did increase slightly towards the mid afternon.
With only 13 fishing there was plenty of spaces between anglers and those in the corners would have been hoping for a good haul.
Golden peg was drawn and this was 23
Draw as follows
21 - Rich Coles
23 - Steve King
25 - Rich
27 - Danny
28 - Dave Allen
30 - Tony Newell
31 - Eric
33 - Steve Warren
35 - John Bradford
36 - Nige
38 - Dave Tungstill
39 - Martin
40 - Dick
I primed 3 lines today 1 at 13m and 2 to the left and right at 8m with groundbait on 1 line and micros on the others as I did the previous day. On the off I went over the 13m line and had a skimmer about 8oz and then another about a pound. It then went quiet around and I could see others struggling aswell. I went about an hour with no bites rotating on all three lines then I had 3 skimmers of a pound or so in sucssion on the 13m line but then again it went quiet. I couldnt get a bite on my 8m lines for the first 4 hours then I lost a good fish and that seemed to kill the swim. Back on 13m and i had a few little skimmers but nothing to write home about.
Next to me on my right John was struggling big time to get a bite and on my left Dave was potting in buckets of feed and produced a couple of good bream. Maybe that was the order of the day but I kept putting in small cad pots for a few smaller fish.
As the wind increased it was a bit difficult with presentation at 13m so went back to the 8m line but still nothing so I was glad when the all out was called.
Results
Overall
1st - Martin Western - 50lb - 14oz
2nd -Rich Coles - 47lb - 01oz
Silvers
1st - Steve King - 14lb - 14oz
2nd - Steve Warren - 12lb - 08oz
Golden peg was won by Steve King
Wel done to all those who attended even though fishing was fairly difficult.
Next up is Trininty - Woodlands - Please contact Shane or Steve Warren to book your place. 8.30 draw so dont be late
Reminder of AGM on the 17th January at 37 Club - 7.30pm start
Full results below.
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