Match/Event Name:*
Sunday Open Match
Date (dd/mm/yyyy):*
26. 03. 17
Location of Match:*
Covey 1,2, 3, 4,
Number of Pegs/Anglers:*
57
Report:
For Sundays Open Match there were limited spaces available due to the final round of the Winter League (Teams of Four) so 57 anglers fished on Covey 1, 2, 3, 4 with the water temperature rising, Winner Ste Openshaw caught on caster shallow. Congratulations to Mike Hayes who has qualified for the Partridge High Flyer, The All Winners Final in October as Ste has already qualified!!
Top 3 Anglers & Weights:
Winner:
Ste Openshaw
Lbs
105
Oz
01
Sponsor:
Lingmere Fishery
Runner Up:
Mike Hayes
Lbs
90
Oz
07
Sponsor:
Third Place:
John Vernon
Lbs
60
Oz
13
Sponsor:
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Match/Event Name:*
Black Prince Fishing Club
Date (dd/mm/yyyy):*
26/03/2017
Location of Match:*
Bowsaw Lake (Bowsaw+Billhook Fishery)
Number of Pegs/Anglers:*
11
Report:
James caught most of his carp on pellet waggler, Gavin and Steve caught on method feeder.
Top 3 Anglers & Weights:
Winner:
James Horton
Lbs
133
Oz
8
Sponsor:
none
Runner Up:
Gavin Thomson82
Lbs
82
Oz
8
Sponsor:
none
Third Place:
Steve Ward
Lbs
57
Oz
10
Sponsor:
none
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Daiwa are pleased to announce that well known and highly popular match angler Cameron Hughes has joined Daiwa UK’s consultancy team. Based in Derby, Cameron has extensive match fishing experience at home and across Europe, having already represented England at International level.
Daiwa UK’s Deputy MD, Robin Morley comments – “We are delighted to bring someone with Cameron’s youth on aboard. He is very well known in the match scene, has an excellent background in the sport and we are looking forward to his input.
Match/Event Name:*
Saturday Open Match
Date (dd/mm/yyyy):*
18. 03. 17
Location of Match:*
Covey 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Number of Pegs/Anglers:*
60
Report:
The winner Paul Jones, caught on pellet down the edge and directly in front of his keep nets. Pellet is working well across all of the Covey match lakes here at Partridge Lakes at the moment.
Match/Event Name:*
Sunday Open Match
Date (dd/mm/yyyy):*
19. 03. 17
Location of Match:*
Covey 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Spey
Number of Pegs/Anglers:*
76
Report:
Due to high demand (over 20 anglers on the reserve list), Spey Lake was brought into the Open Match to provide more space for the anglers. Spey is a consistent water and proved itself competing against the Coveys in the Sunday Open.
Inside Out Method
Fishing with my hookbait outside of the feeder has been very effective over the past couple of months. It can be a deadly way of fishing the method feeder when the fish aren’t attacking the feeder confidently.
Light Is Best
I always try and use the lightest float and line I can get away with at this time of year, it definitely catches me more fish. As the water starts to warm up I will step up my tackle, but using light lines, floats and smaller hooks works best for me in the winter/spring months.
Match/Event Name:*
Thursday Open Match
Date (dd/mm/yyyy):*
16. 03. 17
Location of Match:*
Covey 1, 2, 3, 4, 6
Number of Pegs/Anglers:*
59
Report:
A fantastic turn out for our mid week open match with 59 anglers fishing across our Covey match waters. The winner, Leigh Tackle & Bait owner Ste Avison caught on corn at 10m in 3ft water over micros.
Match/Event Name:*
Thursday Open Match
Date (dd/mm/yyyy):*
16. 03. 17
Location of Match:*
Covey 1, 2, 3, 4, 6
Number of Pegs/Anglers:*
59
Report:
A fantastic turn out for our mid week open match with 59 anglers fishing across our Covey match waters. The winner, Leigh Tackle & Bait owner Ste Avison caught on corn at 10m in 3ft water over micros.
Where once bloodworm ruled supreme, bread and hemp seem to dominate on Alan Scotthorne’s local canal. We met him to see how he utilises two of the best roach catchers available.
I have fished my local Stainforth & Keadby Canal for many years because it is so close to my South Yorkshire home and offers such consistent sport. Roach are always the main species, with just the occasional match won with skimmers and bream.
On Sunday I paid a visit to Heronbrook to fish the spring league with the Maver Bagem Lads, I was put on the bridge and new canal section. Didn't fancy it on new canal, as it has been struggling to compete with bridge the last couple of weeks. Guess where I was drawn? New canal, to be fair it was end peg 10, with loads of room, so did fancy it for a few bites.
Started on the pole at 9m fishing and feeding pellets, hooked a 7lb carp straight away, happy days, after that had a good run of stockies average about 8oz each, didn't have to wait long for bites, after two hours decided to have a go across at 16m on 6mm banded pellet, with hope of catching some decent carp, but yet again just caught stockies, decided to go back on the 9m line as the wind was starting to blow, had another good run of small F1s, with the odd 2lb pounder.
