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Running line rules latest river contest. Steve Trivett won last Sundays open match on the Upper Trent at Shardlow, with an awesome 14-2-0 net. Drawn at Sherratts, Steve caught quality roach and perch on stick float tactics, feeding bronze maggots and fishing the same on the hook. It was a similar story for the runner up, Reg Whiston, who caught a 13-4-0 net from the Andressy section.
Location of match: Thames & Avons, Dynamite MakinsDate of match: 16/08/12Number of pegs/anglers: 28Report:After telling the organiser to include Avon peg 3 as it is 'the hot peg', Sam Brown went on to draw in and comfortably win the match fishing maggot and pellet to the island and then in the margins. Top 5 anglers and weights:1: Sam Brown - Makins Weight: 91-022: Charlie SHAW - Derby Fishermnania Weight: 68-003: Baz SMITHSON - Gedli ng Tackle Weight: 62-124: Dave HICKEN - Disco Weight: 55-025: Lee WESTWOOD - Litchfield Weight: 54-10. . .
River Avon in fine form as Evesham Festival approaches. Wednesday August 15thWychavon Championship QualifierEvesham Town & Ferry Waters67 Fished1 Clive Branson (Cardiff Nomads) 15-12-0 (peg 45)2 Andy Murphy (Shimano Wales) 12-8-0 (peg 17)3 Trevor Chalk 9-5-0 (peg 67)4 Dave Harris 8-14-0 (peg 7)5 Daniel Smith 8-1-0 (peg 40)QualifiersAndy MurphyClive BransonDave KirkWith a drop of extra water on the river, expectations were high for the last of the Wychavon Qualifiers of 2012. Coming out on top from peg 45 was Clive Branson, who found quality roach on hempseed fished down the middle of the river. The former Welsh International loosefed hemp on a long pole line, and fished a strung out rig over the top, with roach to 1lb coming to his net.
SCAC Winterleague Round 3 results Location of match: Sydney, Australia Date of match: 5/8/12 Number of pegs/anglers: 16 Report: The third and final round of the NSW SCAC winter league saw 15 anglers turn up on Caddis Creek in Sydney. Despite some cold clear nights all week and a light frost the night before the match, the consistent venue still produced plenty of bites for most with small carp and goldfish making up most of the weights. It was a close match again with only a few hundred grams separating the top 3. After a slow first hour and a half on the feeder a switch to the pole at 14.
Location of match: Lake Two, Dynamite Makins FisheryDate of match: 08/08/12Number of pegs/anglers: 21Report:John Adamson continued his Wednesday form with another win, this time with 16 carp, 4 bream and a goldfish all on method feeder from peg A15. Mick Timson was second from peg A5, Ian Hughes third from B19. Top 5 anglers and weights:1: John ADAMSON - Kobra Feeders & LEVAS Weight: 95-082: Mick TIMSON - Dynamite Makins Weight: 81-043: Ian HUGHES - Browning Central Weight: 79-124: Charlie SHAW - Derby Fishermania Weight: 55-085: Barry DUGGAN - Warwick Porto Weight: 49-02. .
Location of match: Paddock, Snake & Crater (Makins)Date of match: 09/08/12Number of pegs/anglers: 30Report:Birthday Boy Andy Searle celebrated in style with a win from Snake 19, fishing long pole/meat to the island, but was pushed close by Pete Hammond (Sn 10), Sam Brown (Sn 4), Sean Huggins (Cr 12) and Lee Westwood (Cr 4. Kev Orr won Paddock with 53-06. Top 5 anglers and weights:1: Andy SEARLE - Middy Tackle Weight: 76-082: Pete HAMMOND - National Express Walsall Weight: 74-083: Sam BROWN - Dynamite Makins Weight: 74-044: Sean HUGGINS - Dynamite Baits Weight: 73-025: Lee WESTWOOD - Litchfield Weight: 70-12. .
Middy backed Andy Quarmby has been winning a lot of matches lately and it’s all thanks to making good decisions! Recent matches have highlighted one thing to me, making a key decision in a match is the difference between winning and being an also ran. Yes I know this may sound obvious but my recent encounters at Pans Hill highlight this quite well I think Pans Hill Sunday match 29th July (Pans Lake) Pans lake, for those who have never been, is a typical 14m wide snake with typical depths. It has a large head of mirrors and commons 1-3lb and F1s 6oz-2lb. Typical winning match weights in summer are usually between 80-130lb with plenty of bites to be had.
