Roaming Rods Club match 3rd February 2013.

 

Today Rolfslake welcomed the Roaming Rods as the first club down the lake this year and the 18 anglers were hoping that the fish were eager to have a feed as on Wednesdays match it was a major struggle. The weather today was cold and dull but with very little wind which help the anglers wishing to fish the pole and the anglers fishing the top part of the lake from pegs 16 round to 26 were rewarded with carp and a few more were lost as well as the carp were grouped tightly in the big lake.

Todays winner Fred Brown was able to string a few carp together for his weight of 84-07 closely followed by Dave Simpkin with 75-09 straight opposite on peg 22 so it made for a good battle between the two and Fred Parker had the top weight in the small lake with 21-00 from peg 7 so things are hopefully looking up for the next round of the pairs match next Sunday.

 

Results.

18 fished.

Top 6 anglers.

Place Angler Peg Weight
1st Fred Brown 18 84-09 Roaming Rods
2nd Dave Simpkins 22 75-09 Roaming Rods
3rd Terry Arnold 24 63-14 Roaming Rods
4th John Brady 26 50-08 Roaming Rods
5th Roger Giles 16 32-11 Roaming Rods
6th Terry Hicks 32 30-08 Roaming Rods

 

Thanks for reading John, Simon and Eddie

Rolfslake Easter Festival 2013

I AM VERY DISAPPOINTED THAT 3 MORE ANGLERS HAVE PULLED OUT OF THE FESTIVAL. MAY I REMIND ANGLERS AND VISITING CLUBS THAT WHEN YOU BOOK IN TO A FESTIVAL OR A MATCH YOU ARE MAKING A VERBAL CONTRACT OR AGREEMENT TO FISH AND CANCELLATION AT SHORT NOTICE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE, IN THE EYES OF THE LAW I COULD SEEK TO RECOVER LOST REVENUE CAUSED BY THESE ACTIONS ( I AM GLAD TO SAY MATT SMITH IS SENDING ME £24 TO COVER COST OF 3 DAYS PEG FEES) HOWEVER IT STILL IMPACTS THE OTHER ANGLERS FISHING IE; THE OVERALL PAYOUTS, LIKE ME I AM SURE THEY WILL FEEL ANNOYED AND LET DOWN BY THESE ACTIONS. I AM DETERMINED NOT TO LET THIS HAPPEN AGAIN, AND IF AND I MEAN IF THERE IS A FESTIVAL NEXT YEAR,  NAMES WILL NOT BE ENTERED ON THE LIST UNTIL I AM RECEIPT OF THE PEG FEES FOR THE EVENT ON A NON RETURNABLE BASIS (EXCEPT IN VERY SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES) THE REMAINDER TO BE PAID 14 DAYS IN ADVANCE OF THE EVENT OR YOUR NAME TO BE REMOVED FROM THE LIST, ALSO YOUR PLACE IN FUTURE EVENTS AT THE LAKE MAY ALSO BE CONSIDERED THERE ARE NOW 6 PLACES AVAILABLE

Easter Festival 2013. 30th, 31st March and 1st April…

£105 Entry. First 2 days £10 pools, Final day £15. The £105 includes all the 3 days pools. daily pools are section payout only. Pay out info below names….

Drawing 10am fishing 11.30am-4.30pm. Times may change for the final 2 days as Summer time begins. Limited to 24 anglers. Ring John to book in or reply here.
There is an Open match on the bank holiday Friday 29th March too, 10am draw.

Last years Easter Festival winner Mark Maylin with 4 points.

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Spring Pair League. Round 2. 27th Jan 2013

 

Names Peg Weight Points  Total Grand Total
 A  Steve Waters  10  65-13  10  20 32
 B  Derek Hammond  26  53-10  10
 A  Paul Jay  16  31-0  9  20 36
 B  John Cowling  25  76-8  11
 A  Geoff Edwards  15  177-9  11  14 22
 B  John Bennett  32  1-8  3
 A  Andy Rayment  21  8-5  8  14 32
 B  Michael Corsini  30  4-10  6
 A  Malc Doyle  17  6-14  5  12 28
 B  Simon Mound  24  12-13  7
 A  Justin  7  1-8  2  11 24
 B  Andy Quarmby  23  20-15  9
 B  Ernie Malyon  34  16-5  8  11 25
 A  Steve Palmer  9  5-10  3
 A  Wayne Parker  19  7-2  6  11 21
 B  Mick Chappell  28  1-11  5
 A  Lol Bloomfield  13  8-4  7  9 15
 B  Neil Hutchins  31  7-7  2
 A  Duncan Higgins  8  3-15
 2  6 13
 B  Jim McCann  29  1-9  4
 A  Paul Mason  14  5oz  1  2 2
 B  Ben Mason  27  3oz  1

Click to enlarge. Results so far.

Three mad men go fishing.

 

With the lake frozen over again and the weather forcast predicting -2 degrees and snow John, Paul and myself must of been totally crazy to attempt fishing in such difficult conditions.

John had got the areators running so there were two areas of open water and we decided to fish pegpegs 31, 30 , and 28 not too far from the tea earn.

The story of our 4 hours fishing was John was in to a good stamp of roach straight away fishing single and double maggots fished over groundbait at both 4 and 10 metres and even managed to catch a 4lb bream and lost a couple as well. John weight was 11-12 which apart fron the bream was all roach and it made up for his DNW last Sunday during the pairs match ( well done John ).

 

As for me I fished the majority of the day fishing long on the deck using 2 and 3 maggots again getting plenty of bites but as I was using the wrong elastic I bumped far too many roach and even bumped two carp for good measure and in the end weighed 4-12. Fishing in Pauls swim was much slower but he still managed to catch roach and perch and he tipped back an estimated 3-08.

It was an enjoyable few hours down the lake but really cold and we agreed if we had got some fresh live red maggots we would of caught a lot more as the maggots today were frozen and motionless.

I was not asleep I promise.

Thanks for reading John, Simon and Eddie.

 

Spring Pairs League. Round 1. 20th Jan 2013

 

Report to follow…..Still thawing out 😀

Names Peg Weight Points  Total
A  Michael Corsini  7  8-7  8   18
B  Andy Rayment  23  26-7  10
B  Paul Jay  25  35-6  11   16  
A  John Cowling  13  0-11  5
B  Malc Doyle  34  20-15  9   16
A  Simon Mound  10  3-7  7
A  Ernie Malyon  19  24-15  9   14
B  Steve Palmer  30  4-9  5
A  Andy Quarmby  14  34-12  11   13
B  Mark Newbold  28  2-5  2
B  Steve Waters  27  3-2  3   13
A  Derek Hammond  15  30-10  10
A  Mick Chappell  9  2-11  6   10
B  Wayne Parker  29  3-8  4
A  John Bennett  21  DNW  0   8
B  Geoff Edwards  24  15-12  8
A  Jim McCann  8  DNW  0   7
B  Duncan Higgins  26  11-5  7
A  Neil Hutchins  17  DNW  0   6
B  Lol Bloomfield  31  5-9  6
 Ben Mason  DNF   0
 Paul Mason  DNF

Round 2 is Sunday the 27th

Rolfslake on Wednesday 16th January 2012.

 

Today there were no takers for the open  as the lake water was not only high it was also iced over in places. John had done a great job keeping an area ice free in the middle of the lake by using the areators to disperse water onto the ice to melt it and it worked a treat allowing John, Paul and myself a chance to have a silvers match only fishing pole and a maximum 6 metres which to John meant 12 metres ,Paul 8 metres and me 6 metres { so much for rules }.

The little match was to last 4 hours as it was -6 degrees on accu weather but there were bites to be had fishing maggots on the deck with all of us catching roach { John caught one at about 1-08 } and some nice big perch and towards the end John was catching down the edge. I was so cold i had to stop fishing as my feet were frozen from having my boots in the water but returned to catch a few more roach and gudgeon.

Paul on peg 29 and John on peg 30.

At the weigh-in John ended up the victor with 12-10, Paul had 6-02 and i had 5-03 what was an enjoyable day if not very cold thank god the tea earn was in good use today { thanks John }.

Todays winner John with 12-10.

Thanks for reading John, Simon and Eddie

 

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