A ton winning weight is required to win todays match.

Todays anglers were greeted with a cold breezy wind and a motionless lake so the omens were not looking good for the anglers today and with the carp refusing to feed in any numbers it was going to be decided on who would have skill to temp a carp or two or try and catch some silvers ?.

The answer to that question was John Cowling who was fishing end peg 8 in the gap between the big and small lake and he had an enjoyable days fishing on the bomb fishing double corn hookbait along the far bank grasses and was rewarded with 19 small carp for his winning weight of 107-15 {well done John]. In second place and a long way back was John Brady on peg 22 who managed to put together a mixed bag of carp and silvers for his weight of 34-05 followed by Geoff Edwards on peg 30 with 16-15.

The main issues today were apart from the cold weather were the falling leaves on the lake making float fishing on the pole a bit of the challenge but Rolfslake showed if you come down any weight is possible as the carp are happy to feed even in very cold weather.

 

 

11 fished.

Place	Anglet	Peg	Weight
1st	John Cowling	8	107-15	Rolfslake
2nd	John Brady	22	34-05	Rolfslake
3rd	Geoff Edwards	30	16-15	Reading Angling Centre
4th	Mick Rosier	16	14-10	Rolfslake
5th	Wayne Parket	14	9-10	Rolfslake
6th	John Bennett	10	7-13	Rolfslake
7th	Eddie Taylor-Green	13	DNW	Rolfslake
8th	Neil Hutchins	9	DNW	Rolfslake
9th	Dave Simpkins	28	DNW	Rolfslake
10th	Fred Parker	32	DNW	Rolfslake
11th	John Draper	24	DNW	Rolfslake
12th	Mick Chapple	26	DNW	Rolfslake

HMS Bennett all but seals this years challenge with his victory over the Pirate.

The score now stands at

John 17

Eddie 13

Thanks for reading John, Simon and Eddie.