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Rush of coldwater slows World Championship sport. As the all out approaches on day one of the World Championship, the fishing is reported to have become very tough for anglers in E section, as a rush of cold water moving through the canal has lead to the fish switching off. Although it is making the fishing difficult, it is good news for England's Sean Ashby who is comfortably leading the section. In D section, Alan is still in control, some 20 fish ahead of the rest of the anglers in his section.

England hopeful of World Championship glory. The 2013 World Coarse Angling Championship is due to start tomorrow, on the Żerański Channel in Warsaw, Poland. The team, made up of Will Raison, Alan Scotthorne, Sean Ashby, Des Shipp, Steve Hemingray and Steve Gardener have been practicing at the venue for the last fortnight - and are optimistic of their chances of success. England co manager, Mark Downes said: "I am very happy with how the final practice session has gone.

Innovative Method mould sets tongues wagging. "At a time when I didn't think the Method mould could go any further, Omar Patel has gone the extra mile, and come up with something that takes the concept to a whole new level. " These were the words of Match Fishing Editor, Alex Bones, after viewing Kobra's latest innovations; the 'sitter' Method mould. The design is different to many varieties of the mould, as it features both a tray at the bottom, and a lid at the top which can be used to squeeze a second layer of feed on top on the feeder.

Tony Curd to offer coaching days. After a number of requests from interested groups and individuals, commercial fishing ace Tony Curd has announced that he is to offer coaching days. The service is offered to both groups and individuals, with bookings through his state of the art website, www. tonycurdanglingcoach.