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Kobra Open Match
Match Fishing Staff  |  Jul 22, 2011  |  0 comments
Results of the midweek Kobra Open MatchWEDNESDAY ‘KOBRA’ OPEN. LAKE TWO DYNAMITE MAKINS. 6 July 2011. Number of pegs: 15.
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Catch Report Celtic Lakes
Match Fishing Staff  |  Jul 22, 2011  |  0 comments
A round up of what's been happening at Celtic Lakes. . . Club LakeNot been at its best this week but still bags of Bream and Tench to 40lb caught by pleasure anglers.
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Ilminster Aa
Match Fishing Staff  |  Jul 22, 2011  |  0 comments
Ilminster AA members fished round six of the evening league at Dillington on Wednesday in very weight and windy conditions. Dillington Pond, Somerset. 06/07/11, 5 fished. Despite the conditions weights were very good for the three hour fixture.
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Schools National Championship
Match Fishing Staff  |  Jul 22, 2011  |  0 comments
Valley School from Worksop won the Angling Trust Daiwa Schools National Championship title for the fourth consecutive year running with a total of 107 points in the team classification. The team consisted of; Liam Ainsworth, Lewis Robinson, Robbie Moore, Dean Northage and Oliver Hipkiss. This is an incredible achievement for Valley to retain the gold medal for the last four years. In silver medal position was Carlton Community College from Barnsley with 89 points.
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Evesham Festival Qualifier
Match Fishing Staff  |  Jul 22, 2011  |  0 comments
See who is through to the Evesham Festival in the latest round of qualifiers. . . Shakespeare Qualifier Sunday July 10th69 fishedWith fishing times being pushed back to accommodate the Evesham River Festival, anglers were optimistic that the later finish would lead to increased catches.
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Evesham Festival Qualifier
Match Fishing Staff  |  Jul 22, 2011  |  0 comments
See who is through to the Evesham Festival in the latest round of qualifiers. . . Abu Garcia/Wychavon Qualifier69 FishedWith a little rainwater putting a tinge of colour in the water, this proved to be the best qualifier of the season so far, with a whopping 8-13-8 needed to make the frame!Coming out on top with a weight of 13-0-0 was Oxford rod Robin Cave, who plundered the rivers roach population from unfancied peg 49.
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Preston Innovations Pb Inter 9 Floats
Match Fishing Staff  |  Jul 21, 2011  |  0 comments
Due to the rise in popularity of pencil floats, Preston has released this pattern that looks set to continue this trend. The floats feature a stable wire stem and a plastic bristle that looks great for dotting down. They’re available in sizes from 0. 1g, right up to 1.
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Frenzee Precision Rods
Match Fishing Staff  |  Jul 21, 2011  |  0 comments
After developing a successful range of gear that all started with pole pots, the Frenzee design team has now turned its attentions to rods. Dave Harrell checks out the initial range of seven… Having worked in the fishing-tackle industry myself in a previous life, I know more than most exactly how difficult it is to break into the marketplace with a new range of angling products. I went through the exercise just over 20 years ago when I created the MAP brand, and while taking on the big boys in the industry was challenging I sometimes found myself wondering if I could make products like rods any better than (or even as good as) what was already available from long-established companies. Thankfully, at that time at least, the answer was yes and sales were good for several years before the big influx of rods from China put paid to any competitive developments I could achieve in the UK.
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Browning Hybrid Match Quick Melt Pva
Match Fishing Staff  |  Jul 21, 2011  |  0 comments
This quality PVA mesh is available in two popular sizes – 23mm and micro 18mm. The mesh is fast melting, even in cold water. The 18mm size looks perfect for winter when a small parcel of feed is all that is needed to tempt a bite. Both sizes come in 5m lengths.
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Preston Innovations Pr 400 Series Hooks
Match Fishing Staff  |  Jul 21, 2011  |  0 comments
Joe Carass takes a close look at a new family of hooks that is already gaining favour with many top anglers on the match circuit… Even though I’m very young (well, compared to editor Dave Harrell) my angling career stretches over more than 18 years, and the original Preston PR range of hooks seems to have been available for as long as I can remember! There were many cult hooks among that range and I’ve had loads of success using several of the various patterns available. They were hugely popular but, as with all things, technologies move on and hooks can be produced nowadays that are even better than when the original range was first produced. So, having used so many of the old PR range I couldn’t wait to see what the lads at Preston had come up with in their new range. It comprises five hook patterns, which is quite a small range, but it complements the existing PR competition range of barbed hooks and the PR eyed range perfectly.
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