Category: Match Reports

Rolfslake’s the battle of Chinnor— Chinnor Works AS v Chinnor Garden Centre 16th April.

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Today at Rolfslake was the annual challenge match with Chinnor Works Angling Society the current trophy holders against Chinnor Garden Centre, and in the gardens centre quest to regain the trophy they had roped in John ,Paul and myself to help them with some local expertise and hopefully some big weights. With 21 anglers instead of 22 there was some trading of anglers and it was decided that Chinnor AS would have 11 anglers to i believe compensate for the garden center have three venue regulars.

With the match draw time there was time for the anglers to have a walk around the lake and observe the hundreds of carp in the margins all around the lake and hopes of plenty of carp never really materialised because as soon as the match started the carp drifted off towards the middle of the lake. Today started off sunny turning cloudy after two hours with a southern breeze breeze blowing out of the big lake into the small lake so it was not a great day for me to draw peg 18 on the motorway bank. The story of the match was after a slow start they carp decided to have a feed with the anglers in the big lake and on the car park bank having good action as the match went on with the anglers in the small lake stuggling due to it being shallower and the water colder.

The prized trophy on offer for the victors.

As John and I were fishing in the same team it was decided that our season battle would be suspended for one match only and the megafone would be set to silent for 5 hours { that was a result after my performance today }. On my side of the lake I had Andy for company on peg 16 and he told me he had never caught a 100lb of fish but today he smashed it with his weight of 141-08 of carp to double figures all caught on maggot fished on the slope down the grass bank down to his right { well done Andy ]. Also a well done goes to section A winner Barry who put a good weight of 89-12 from peg 9 with a catch of carp and bream and to Brian who put the third ton weight of the day from peg 22 by fishing about 9 to 10 metres down the right had margins.

The winner today overall was John Bennett who after a very slow start managed to get the carp lined up by fishing just down the shelf but not at the bottom of it and by using paste today he caught a very good stamp of big carp to 18lb in his final weight of 158-00 and just ahead of Paul.

Paul was fishing peg 8 in the gap between the two parts of the lake and by rotating between the 8 metre line straight out in front from where I could see and the bush to his left Paul also managed to catch big carp on 8mm banded pellet for his weight of 151-00.

 

The teams starting to assemble.

 

 

I can see you.

 

 

I am not saying my peg is solid but !!.

Results.

21 fished.

Place Peg Angler Weight
1st 28 John Bennett 158-00
2nd 8 Paul Jay 151-00
3rd 16 Andy 141-08
4th 22 Brian 109-00
5th 9 Barry 89-12
6th 13 Morris 77-08
7th 26 Pete H 75-00
8th 2 Steve V 69-12
9th 18 Eddie Taylor-Green 68-00
10th 24 Ben 66-00
11th 10 John 58-00
12th 38 Dave 55-00
13th 30 Mal 44-04
13th 6 Roger 44-04
15th 32 Jason 34-00
16th 40 Fred 32-08
17th 14 Hilary 22-08
18th 4 Butch 22-04
19th 7 Green Grass 21-08
20th 34 Jeff 20-00
21th 11 John Cowling 5-08
Barry and Andy the two section winners

Section winners A and B

 

Paul J and John Bennett two ringers for Chinnor Garden Center.

Paul and John 2 of the 3 ringers.

 

And in last place John Cowling.

Sorry John

 

Final result      
Chinnor Works Angling Society 726-12 Chinnor Garden Centre 638-08

I would like to say a big thank you to Dave and Fred for inviting John, Paul and myself on the match today and also a big thanks to the anglers for fishing the match in good spirits with plenty of banter and also showing the regulars how weighing in 21 anglers can only take 25 minutes if everyone gets involved. Also a very well done to Chinnor angling club in retaining their trophy for another year in which was a very close match with anglers gaining PB’s in both match weights and sizes of fish caught which just shows what can happen in any match down at Rolfslake.

The handing over of the Trophy by the captains.

The two captains with the sought after trophy.

 

The winning team Chinnor Works Angling Society with the trophy safe for another year.

 

Well done Chinnor Works Angling Society.

Thanks for reading Eddie, Simon and John.

 

Atomic Angling Club match 15th April 2012

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Today Rolfslake welcomed Atomic Angling Club down to the lake.

Results.

Top 5 anglers.

Place Angler Peg Weight  
1st Steve Cambell 18 144-00 Atomic AC
2nd Gary Kelsey 22 97-12 Atomic AC
3rd Jack Drew 9 90-08 Atomic AC
4th Roger Button 16 75-00 Atomic AC
5th Lee Edmonds 4 62-08 Atomic AC

We hope the visiting Atomic AC anglers had a good day and hope to see them soon.

Thanks for reading John,Simon and Eddie.

 

Rolfslake Saturday 14th April 2012

 First i would like to thank Paul Corsini for giving lake owner John Bennett a new toy to play with in the shape of a megafone complete with a siren, which was tested on me on my arrival at the lake. As i got out of my car the one person that i had not seen by the hut was John and i now know why because he was hiding in the bushes ready to shout my name much to the amusement of the rest of the anglers.

Today was quite mild but with a breeze blowing from the small lake to the big lake so there was not as many crusing carp to spot as there have been and with such a late decision to hold an open the 10 anglers decided that todays match was going to be a walk off so a low draw was going to be essential. As the draw was called for a change i decided to draw second and as i opened my hand was dissapointed to see number 7 , my main challenge was John and with a big smile on his face could only mean one thing that he had drawn would you believe number 1.

John decided to draw peg 32 by the hut as it had shown some form of late but was more interested where I was going to fish and as i had said the big lake the rest of the anglers also followed suit but when it was my turn changed my mind and chose peg 6 in the small lake to see if I could do better than my last match on peg 6. The story of the match was for most anglers it turned out to be a struggle as the wind and the tow caused presentation problems if you fished longer than 5 metres and as it got colder towards the end of the match the bites dried up for most of the anglers.

In first place today was me Eddie Tayor-Green who was fishing in the small lake on my favourite peg 6 but it was very cold and not far enough away from the megafone as i kept hearing from John everytime I hooked a carp and that was quite a few times today. I was trying a variation to my X4 paste mix which I think is now complete to use in cold and warm water conditions as every bite I had today resulted in the float sailing away every time and in some cases the pole was pulled around. I fished two areas a 12 metre line straight out facing peg 36 and a long margin line towards peg 5 and caught fish to 16-08 in my final weight of 102-08 { well done Eddie}.

 

Another win for the Pirate.

 

In second place was Paul Jay who you guessed it was on peg 18 again , so it now only takes him 5 minutes to set up as all his rigs are already plumbed up and ready to go. Paul today managed to catch a few on the waggler and the rest on the pole and like me had fish to mid doubles caught on 8mm banded pellet fished on the deck for his weight of 88-12, which maintained his good run of frames recently.

Second place Paul Jay.

 

In third place was my website partner in crime Simon Mound who tells me he started on the bomb and ended fishing the pole using 11mm banded donkey choker pellet feeding 4mm pellet which caught fish to over 18lb ,but the wind and tow in this area played havoc with Simons float presentation but he still managed to get a few carp to feed and after 5 hours put a hard earned 73-04 on the scales to complete a first and third for the bloggers.

Results.

9 Fished.

Place Angler Peg Weight Bait  
1st Eddie Taylor-Green 6 102-08 X4 paste Rolfslake.com
2nd Paul Jay 18 88-12 6/8 mm banded pellet Rolfslake
3rd Simon Mound 25 73-04 banded pellet Rolfslake.com
4th Steve Williams 9 47-00 corn/ meat Rolfslake
5th Micheal Corsini 14 22-08 pellet Rolfslake
6th John Bennett 32 21-00 soft pellet Rolfslake
7th Dave Whiteman 16 DNW   Hydro 2000
8th Neil Riddy 23 DNW   Rolfslake

The pirate flag flies once again as HMS Bennett is sunk by the Pirate’s X4 PASTE. 

 

 

The score now stamds at

 

JOHN 5

EDDIE 2

 

Thanks for reading John, Simon and Eddie.

Rolfslake Wednesday Open 11th April 2011.

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The Crocodile makes his third appearance in a week.

After the three day Easter festival that was won by Mark Maylin, the anglers were hoping that with fewer anglers on the lake today that the carp would have a proper feed . With a frost the previous two mornings thing were only going to get worse for the unlucky 13 as John tells me that it started sunny and warm turning windy and then all hell broke loose as there was thunder and hailstones so just another day down the lake.

In first place today was Paul Jay who we now think is from another planet as no human could draw the amount of flyers as he does, as today he drew peg 18 on the motorway bank with the wind blowing into his corner with fish topping. John tells me that Paul caught on the waggler and pole fishing banded pellet and caught carp to double figures for his final weight of 129-00 {well done Paul }.

In second place a having a good run was Dai Thomas who had drawn opposite to Paul on peg 22 on the carp park bank, and after catching his first carp at 21-04 went on to putting a good bag of carp together on what John believes was pole fished with pellet hookbait fished on the deck for his final weight and second ton of the day with 107-00. Completing the frame was lake owner John Bennett who was on iffy peg 8, and after failing to find any of Mark Newbolds tackle from last week told me that after a slow start he tried fishing 16 metres across with little success. On feeding a few more pellets at 16 metres he saw some fish swirling so he baited with a 11mm donkey choker pellet shipped out and as soon as the float settled it shot away, thinking it was a carp got ready to land it only to find the pet crocodile or pike looking up at him. The pike was the same one that Clive and Chris had caught last week as it had the same markings but this time weighed in at 13-08 but John also had a 4-08 chub to go eventually with some carp in his weight of 68-04 and a rather mixed bag for John.

13 Fished.

Place Amgler Peg Weight  
1st Paul Jay 18 129-00 Rolfslake
2nd Dai Thomas 22 107-00 Jinx League
3rd John Bennett 8 68-04 Rolfslake
4th Neil Riddy 29 64-00 Rolfslake
5th Phil Powell 10 50-12 Rolfslake
6th Paul Corsini 14 40-08 Rolfslake

John has asked me to mention that there is an open this Saturday draw 10 fish 11-4.

 

Thanks for reading John ,Simon and Eddie.

Easter Festival Final Day. Draw, updates and Results. 9th April 2012

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The weather down the lake today is very wet with rain falling. It also rained throughout the night with some heavy downpours. There is a brisk south westerly wind hitting the lake. There are hundres of fish on the top by pegs 9 and 10 following the wind. John thinks thw wetaher today will improve the fishing. We shall see.

BREAKING NEWS…… Mick Lane has draw a crapper. Peg 19 stuck to his hand and he was not too chuffed. He was shocked when he opened his hand to see peg 19 rather than peg 13.

No overnight drama’s last night down the lake.

On to the draw today.

Andy Quarmby on peg 29.

Section 1..

  • Dai Thomas. Peg 34
  • John Draper. Peg 8
  • Paul Newbury. Peg 15
  • Chris Telling. Peg 16
  • Ernie Malyon. Peg 17
  • Phil Powell. Peg 23
  • Andy Johnstone. Peg 24
  • Wez Hillier. Peg 26

Section2..

  • Michael Corsini. Peg 2
  • Steve Waters. Peg 7
  • Pat Pritchard. Peg 9
  • Clive Pritchard. Peg 13
  • Dave Wightman. Peg 14
  • Mick Lane. Peg 19
  • Mick Hughes. Peg 27
  • Matt Smith. Peg 31

Section 3..

  • Mark Malin. Peg 4
  • Jeff Edwards. Peg 6
  • Curtis Tranter. Peg 10
  • Mick Chappell. Peg 21
  • Andy Quarmby. Peg 29
  • Joff Rogers. Peg 35
  • Jon Walker. Peg 38
  • Jonny Broadbent. Peg 40

Looking good for Chris Telling with Mick on 19 and Mark Malin on peg 4. Anything can happen though as you know if you have ever fished Rolfslake….

First update will be 12.30pm (ish)

Update1. 12.40pm..

Horrible conditions down the lake at the minute. Wind is picking up and there is a constant drizzle.

John Draper on peg 8 is having a nightmare much the same as Clive yesterday, He is out fishing long but his sections are sticking together with the rain and he is loosing fish whilst trying to unship. Steve Waters even stopped fishing to get of his box and try and help him out, what a gent.

The fishing is quite slow to start off with and the little lake is very quiet with only Mark on peg 4 into fish. Current Favourite Chris Telling has hooked and lost 1 and got one in his net, whilst Mick lane flew off and bagged 2 carp pretty much right away but its gone quiet for him now. So out of the 3 festival leaders Mark is off to the best start.

Here’s how it stands at the moment…

Section1..

Ernie on 17 had 3 carp.

John Draper on 8 has 2 carp but has lost a few too.

Phil Powell on 23 has 2 carp and is playing another.

Section 2..

Dave Wightman on 14 has 3 carp.

Mick Lane on 19, Matt Smith on 31 and Steve Waters on 7 have 2 carp.

Section 3..

Curtis Tranter on 10 has 4 carp.

Andy Quarmby on 29 has 3 carp.

Mick Chappell on 21, Jeff Edwards on 6 and Mark Malin on 4 have 2 carp and Mark is playing another.

Next Update in and Hour, Cheers.

Update 2..1.44pm

The wind has calmed down a bit not and the rain has stopped. The little lake is still very quiet.

Chris Telling is still on 1 carp on peg 16 but has just landed a big pike. Phil Powell was just playing a carp and has broke his topkit, he currently playing a carp on half a topkit 😀

Dave on peg 14 and Marcus on 10 are both fishing long and having a few fish, Dave is also catching of the bush to his right. A lot of the others are hooking and loosing loads of fish which is very frustrating.

Section1..

Ernie on 17 has 4 carp, from the bush.

John and Phil on 8 and 23 still have 2 carp

Section 2..

Dave on 14 has 7 carp.

Steve on 7 has 5 carp.

Matt on 31 has 3 carp.

Section 3..

Curtis on 10 has 6 carp.

Andy on 29 has 5 carp.

pegs 21,6 and 4 still have 2 carp.

 

Update 3. 2.35pm

Very cold down the lake at the moment. Very little action to report really. JOn Walker on 38 has stopped fishing to gather his thoughts as its rock hard down the little lake. He reports that Mark on peg 4 has about 10 fish but Eddie has him down for 4 fish, Paul Jay is going round soon to update everyone so he will get a better answer from Mark himself hopefully.

The wind is now blowing from the big lake down to the little lake. From what can be seen the anglers are catching on banded hard pellet, expanders, corn and meat. A few are using worm too.

Section 1..

peg 17 has 4 carp.

peg 23 has 3 carp.

peg 8 has 2 carp.

Section 2..

peg 14 has 8 carp.

peg 7 has 5 carp.

9 and 31 have 4 carp.

Section 3..

peg 29 has 9 carp and is playing another

peg 10 had 7 carp.

peg 4 has 4 carp (maybe more, not confirmed yet as he is out of sight of the spotters)

 

Last update before results. 3.41pm

Bit of drama down the lake in the last hour. When your staying over for the festival and have pitched a tent please make sure you use the provided tent pegs properly….Unlike Jonny Broadbent. He was sat on peg 40 and watched in amazement as a strong gust of wind lifted his tent off the ground and dropped it behind the roped area on peg 34 where it turned upside down and started to sink with all his clothes and food still inside.

Back to the fishing and its still fairly slow, big black clouds are looming over the lake ready to pee down for the weigh in do doubt. People are still catching all round the lake in dribs and drabs.

Big news is that Mark on peg 4 has confirmed he has 12 carp and was playing another, he could win the section but Andy on peg 29 now has 14 carp and was into another with regular bites which could knock Mark down 1 point in the section.

Section 1..

Ernie on 17 has 6 carp.

Phil on 23 has 3 carp.

John on 8 and Andy on 24 have 2 carp

Section 2..

Dave on 14 has 9 carp.

Steve on 7 has 6 carp.

Matt on 31 has 5 carp.

Section 3..

Andy on 29 has 14 carp.

Mark on 4 has 12 carp.

Curtis on 10 has 8 carp.

Joff on 35 has 5 carp.

Check back for the final results for the festival in about an hour and half, Thanks

Final Results for the Festival

Section 1
Pos Name Peg Weight Points
1st Ernie Malyon 17 57-8 1
2nd Dai Thomas 34 49-0 2
3rd Wez Hillier 26 47-0 3
4th John Draper 8 43-8 4
5th Phil Powell 23 39-0 5
6th Chris Telling 16 28-15 6
7th Andy Johnstone 24 27-3 7
8th Paul Newbury 15 19-5 8
Section 2
Pos Name Peg Weight Points
1st Dave Wightman 14 103-6 1
2nd Steve Waters 7 77-8 2
3rd Matt Smith 31 63-8 3
4th Pat Pritchard 9 48-0 4
5th Clive Pritchard 13 47-2 5
6th Mick Lane 19 23-6 6
7th Michael Corsini 2 19-8 7
8th Mick Hughes 27 19-4 8
Section 3
Pos Name Peg Weight Points
1st Mark Malin 4 207-0 1
2nd Andy Quarmby 29 204-0 2
3rd Kurtis Tranter 10 124-8 3
4th Joff Rogers 35 43-1 4
5th Jonny Broadbent 40 42-14 5
6th Jeff Edwards 6 39-11 6
7th Mick Chappell 21 17-4 7
8th Jon Walker 38 DNW 8

Pat Pritchard catching on peg 9.

Andy Quarmby on his way to a double ton.

Joff Rodgers catching on peg 35.

All the anglers helping with the weigh-in.

Dave Whiteman with part of his catch from peg 14.

Crocodile man Chris Telling with a 14lb pike from peg 16.

Chris Telling with the same pike.

 

Part of Phil Powells catch.

 

Just a few carp for Andy Quarmby.

Matt Smith with a lovely common carp.

OVERALL LEADERBOARD

Points Name
4 Mark Malin  407-2
7 Dave Wightman  228-2
8 Ernie Malyon  168-9
9 Mick Lane  240-11
9 Chris Telling  187-7
9 Steve Waters  180-10
9 Dai Thomas  154-8
10 Kurtis Tranter  301-13
10 Jeff Edwards  255-5
10 Matt Smith  252-8
11 Phil Powell  157-6
12 Andy Quarmby  345-15
13 Jonny Broadbent  199-2
13 Joff Rogers  197-12
15 Pat Pritchard  135-0
16 Michael Corsini  131-1
16 John Draper  120-4
16 Andy Johnstone  113-7
18 Wez Hillier  78-6
19 Clive Pritchard  96-8
21 Paul Newbury  77-11
22 Jon Walker  96-7
22 Mick Hughes  88-8
23 Mick Chappell  97-8

Big congratulations to Mark for the win. Well done to Dave and Ernie for framing

Festival winner Mark Maylin with a total of 4 points.

Check back later for the pictures Eddie took today, including one of a 14lb pike caught by Chris Telling on peg 16 today.

Thanks for reading, Simon, Eddie and John.

Easter Festival Day 2. Draw and Hourly Updates. 8th April 2012

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The rain fell overnight at the lake but this meant that again the frost was kept at bay. There was some drizzle at the draw but it’s brightening up ready for the anglers today.

Someone (no names) went out on the pop last night and has a very bad head today and turned the carpark at Rolfslake into a disco when he came back early in the morning, local bouncer Dai Thomas had a job waking him up from his drunken slumber despite knocking the window. It’s going to be a very long match for ****** hehe.

 

Jeff Edwards, current Leader has had a good draw today on peg 13. Second place Chris Telling was not so lucky pulling out peg 35 which is not a favoured peg but can throw up good weights from time to time, if anyone can get a good weight from it Chris can. Third place Mick Lane has drawn ok too with peg 15.

Right on to the draw for today….

Section 1.

  • Matt Smith. Peg 34
  • Clive Pritchard. Peg 8
  • Mick Lane. Peg 15
  • Dave Wightman. Peg 16
  • Steve Waters. Peg 17
  • Mick Hughes. Peg 23
  • Pat Pritchard. Peg 24
  • Michael Corsini. Peg 26

Section 2.

  • Joff Rogers. Peg 2
  • Curtis Tranter. Peg 7
  • Mark Malin. Peg 9
  • Jeff Edwards. Peg 13
  • Andy Quarmby. Peg 14
  • Mick Chappell. Peg 19
  • Jon Walker. Peg 27
  • Jonny Broadbent. Peg 31

Section 3.

  • Andy Johnstone. Peg 4
  • Phil Powell. Peg 6
  • Paul Newbury. Peg 10
  • Dai Thomas. Peg 21
  • Ernie Malyon. Peg 29
  • Chris Telling. 35
  • Wez Hillier. Peg 38
  • John Draper. Peg 40

First update will be 12.40pm (ish) Check back later thank you.

Update1. 12.40pm

Its flat calm down the lake and cloudy. The little lake seems to have had a good start again like yesterday but slowed down already.

Phil Powell on 6 and Chris Telling on 35 were having a sword fight both fishing 16 meters and fishing the same swim virtually. Festival Leader Jeff Edwards on peg 13 had a brilliant start but they were all foul hookers and he lost a lot of fish but despite this he has managed to catch 5 carp.

The lads on the car park bank are fishing too far out and struggling it seems, Michael Corsini on peg 26 has just moved onto an 8 meter line and started catching, the others may follow suit if he keeps on catching. Phil on 6 has switched from his girly elastic after being led on a merry dance round the small lake and under his platform by a resident carp lol.

Andy Johnstone on peg 4 is hooking plenty of fish but loosing them which has give him some hope as peg 4 yesterday was pretty poor.

Scores on the board so far….

Section 1..

Matt Smith, Peg 34 – 6 carp

Mick Lane, Peg 15 – 4 carp

Mick Hughes and Steve Waters, Peg 23 and 17 – 1 carp

Section 2..

Joff Rogers, Peg 2 – 5 carp

Jeff Edwards, Peg 13 – 5 carp

Curtis Tranter and Mark Malin, peg 7 and 9 – 3 carp

Section 3..

Phil Powell, Peg 6 – 3 carp

Chris Telling, Peg 35 – 2 carp

Wez Hillier and John Draper, Peg 38 and 40 – 1 carp

 

A good start again, will it slow down again like yesterday, check back in an hour. Thanks.

 

Update 2.. 1.44pm

The sun is shining and its flat calm. Fish have started popping all over the lake and there are a lot of fish on the surface. Much the same as yesterday the fishing has slowed down again. Clive on form peg 8 is really struggling and Curtis on peg 7 is fishing long and and catching and losing a lot of fish. Dai on Section winning peg 21 is also struggling today loosing fish.

Dave Wightman again is a late starter being the only person not to have caught a carp yet. He was much the same yesterday and then stormed ahead in the last hour.

Section 1..

Matt on Peg 34 has 9 carp.

Mick on Peg 15 has 5 carp and is playing another

Michael and Steve on Peg 26 and 17 both have 2 carp

Section 2..

Jeff on Peg 13 now has 7 carp and loosing loads.

Joff and Mark Pegs 2 and 9 both have 6 carp.

Andy on Peg 14 has 5 carp.

Section 3..

Phil Peg 6 has 4 carp

Chris on Peg 35 has 3 carp

The rest of the little lake all have 1 carp too.

 

Update 3. 2.40pm.

The little lake has died and everything stays the same in there except while talking to John Matt and Chris telling land another fish. It has now clouded over and a little bit of rain has fallen on the lake. As I was speaking to John the wind has picked up and literally people started to catch whilst on the phone. Mick Lane landed one and hooked another, Dai on 21 was playing a fish and so was Ernie, Andy Q and Jon Walker. Clive on peg 8 is having a nightmare day by the looks of things.

Having seen Michael catching on the 8 meter line the rest of the car park bank did the same and managed a few fish.. Hopefully the way people were starting to catch we should have a better update next time.

Section 1..

peg 34 has 11 carp

peg 15 has 6 carp

peg 17 has 4 carp

Section 2..

peg 13 has 8 carp

peg 14 had 7 carp

peg 9 has 6 carp and was playing another

Section 3..

peg 6 still has 4 carp

peg 35 just caught another and now also has 4 cap

rest of the little lake still have 1 carp.

 

Last update before the results in an hour. Thanks.

 

Last update before the results. 3.35pm

Overcast and windy now which seems to have spurred the fish to go back down and have a munch. Andy Q on 14 has been potting big pots of bait out and fish straight over it to get a good reaction from the carp. Dai on 21 is getting plenty of action now but also loosing a lot of fish. Lurker Lane on 15 is catching Matt on 34 up quickly now getting plenty of bites. It seems a lot of fish have been lost today and that will be the story as the scales go round the lake I’m sure.

Section 1..

Matt on 34 has 15 carp.

Lurker Lane on 15 has 12 carp

Mick Hughes on 23 has 6 carp

Section 2..

Jeff and Mark Malin on 13 and 9 have 8 carp each.

Andy and Joff on 14 and 2 have 7 carp each.

Curtis on peg 7 has 7 carp.

Section 3..

Chris on 35  is doing the biz and has 7 carp

Phil on 6 still has 4 carp

Michael C on 29 has 4 carp also.

 

Results for Today..

Easter Festival. Day 2. 8th April 2012

 

Section 1
Pos Name Peg Weight Points
1st Matt Smith 34 148-8 1
2nd Mick Lane 15 136-4 2
3rd Dave Wightman 16 71-0 3
4th Michael Corsini 26 70-9 4
5th Steve Waters 17 48-8 5
6th Mick Hughes 23 47-0 6
7th Pat Pritchard 24 42-4 7
8th Clive Pritchard 8 10-8 8
Section 2
Pos Name Peg Weight Points
1st Mark Malin 9 99-14 1
2nd Curtis Tranter 7 99-3 2
3rd Jeff Edwards 13 97-2 3
4th Andy Quarmby 14 81-0 4
5th Joff Rogers 2 63-0 5
5th Jonny Broadbent 31 63-0 5
7th Jon Walker 27 41-6 7
8th Mick Chappell 19 39-10 8
Section 3
Pos Name Peg Weight Points
1st Ernie Malyon 29 59-3 1
2nd Chris Telling 35 57-0 2
3rd Phil Powell 6 50-3 3
4th Andy Johnstone 4 32-2 4
5th Dai Thomas 21 19-8 5
6th Paul Newbury 10 14-14 6
7th Wez Hillier 38 13-0 7
8th John Draper 40 9-8 8

OVERALL LEADERBOARD (Weight Countback)

Points Name
3 Mick Lane
3 Mark Malin
3 Chris Telling
4 Jeff Edwards
6 Dave Wightman
6 Phil Powell
7 Matt Smith
7 Curtis Tranter
7 Ernie Malyon
7 Dai Thomas
7 Steve Waters
8 Jonny Broadbent
9 Joff Rogers
9 Michael Corsini
9 Andy Johnstone
10 Andy Quarmby
11 Pat Pritchard
12 John Draper
13 Paul Newbury
14 Jon Walker
14 Mick Hughes
15 Clive Pritchard
15 Wez Hillier
16 Mick Chappell

Thanks for reading, Eddie will add some pictures later so please check back.

 

 

Chris Telling took some pictures… View them here, I dont want to steal them http://christelling.blogspot.co.uk/

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