Please remember all litter to be taken home with you Please follow any instructions given by the on-site Bailiff or Match organizer
Members an Amendment to the 1oz rule for small fish will be implemented this season to level the playing field please make sure you all have suitable scales a basic requirement for your tackle box cost very little on the internet if you need one contact Sue if you cannot source one yourself.
Peg draws will operate under the club’s new match rules where only Wheelchair and Buggy users take part in the first ‘Priority Angler’ round of peg draws. During this first round, ‘Priority Anglers’ can nominate a helper to fish the adjacent peg.
All match participants are awarded points on the basis of Total Weight per match: Participation [1 point], Top four places [10 to 4 points], Catching but outside top four places [1 Bonus point], Heaviest fish [1 Bonus Point]
For recordkeeping, please remember to bring a notebook and pen for recording your catches. As per last year, at the end of the match, the Match Official will record your;
A)Total weight of all fish caught during the match.
B)The weight and species of your largest fish.
Members, please note A “Club Specimen” is considered to be the largest fish in a species caught by a Club Member within
the season the size of the fish might not conform to National Standards so if you feel you may have such a catch then document it by taking a photo and getting someone to verify you caught it on club waters and venue make use of your mobile and take a nice picture and get a form below or at the clubhouse.
If you wish to contact the club Match Organiser then please do so by clicking on the link below.
Phone Mike on 07581 062628 or use the form below.
Email Match Organiser by clicking the link with as much information so he can get back to you as quickly as he can, also please leave either a contact number or email address.
Amid rumours of heavy rain, only 5 anglers arrived at Pump Station where some chose to start the day with a hearty breakfast.
Denis did not appear, a cryptic message from the cafe reported Den as ‘Missing in Action’, after covert espionage operatives had directed him to Barons Pond, the wrong lake!
Steve got off the mark first with a 2+ lb Carp, but his frantic pace soon stalled as the Bream invaded his swim.
Mike was next in with a similar 2+ lb Carp, however his action then continued steadily throughout the day to total 8 Carp and 6 Bream.
Jan, fishing next to Steve also found the big shoal of Bream to land a few of them, not bad considering her rod had a broken or missing tip.
Allan soon found the strange Spectacle hybrid Roach/Bream before landing a nice Common Carp of 3lbs.
Mick struggled to get a bite for much of the day but came good near the end with a Carp of 6+ lbs for Biggest Fish.