Draw time came and asper usual Will had everything well organised paying a top two, two sections and top silvers so lots to play for, the usual corners were favoured, particularly 21-40. Keith Rays drawing arm is on fire at the moment as he pulled 40 and young Ryan Radford can draw better than his dad and that's saying something! pulling 21.
Peg 38 was to be my home for the day and after pushing my gear the short walk to my peg the two biggest venue experts in the club 'slayer' Matty Taynton and Lee Williams trudged past bemoaning how bad they're pegs were ( yea right! ) on the way to 31-32. On my left i had the clubs second loudest angler in Pete Uzzel who was defo gonna make the day entertaining especially after another night of rugby disappointment, and on my right for the second time in a week was 'Rocket' Ron Hardiman although Pete did suggest its now ' sparkler' Ron Hardiman after his showing at stafford moor!
My main line was gonna be chucking out the pellet feeder to the island id also set up the shallow wag just in case and acouple of pole lines finished my setup, on the whistle an assortment of method feeders and leads were chucked at various islands and early doors it was clear not alot was being caught, a hour in id managed one 2lber and from what i could see it was just odd fish being caught, as the match went on it followed abit of a pattern for me id catch acouple in quick succession then go very long spells with nothing a brief spell mid match on the pole yielded acouple of decent skimmers then a hooked carp killed the line.
As the match went on a some people started to catch a few. matt up on 31 was showing good skills on the shallow wag taking a few good carp against the rope as was Lee next door taking a few on the method. also on 35 Rich jones short meat line was starting to work taking decent skimmers and the odd carp at regular intervals, the last hour came and some pegs really switched on with the the corners really showing with Ryan, Keith and Steve Sewel on 30 taking a string of decent fish.
Winner on the day with a good performance was Matty Taynton with 70lb 9oz of mainly wag caught carp, second was Rich Jones with 57lb 13oz of meat caught fish which included the best silver weight of 16lb and third went to Lee Williams with a method caught 54lb 5oz
'The Slayer'
Keith and Lee were section winners and Pete Uzzel managed to sneak the silvers by default so he was a happy chappy despite getting ' a chip shop ' my couple of skimmers and 11 carp went just over 42lb odd whilst Will Dearlove had four fish for 2ozs more!
FULL RESULT
- MATT TAYNTON 70,09 LBS PEG 31
- RICH JONES 57,13 LBS 35
- LEE WILLIAMS 54,05 LBS 32 ( SECTION )
- KEITH RAY 52,03 LBS 40 ( SECTION )
- RYAN RADFORD 51,04 LBS 21
- STEVE SEWELL 43,07 LBS 30
- WILL DEARLOVE 42,08 LBS 29
- CHRIS SZAKACS 42,06 LBS 38
- ADAM CASWELL 33,08 LBS 25
- STEVE O TOOLE 33,07 LBS 27
- MARK RADFORD 24,03 LBS 24
- LEE WALLER 23 LBS 36
- BRIAN SHANKS 21,07 LBS 23
- RON HARDIMAN 21,05 LBS 37
- PETE UZZEL 15,02 LBS 39
- JOHN BRADFORD 7,04 LBS 26
- AND THREE DNW'S
- RICH JONES 16, LBS
- PETE UZZEL 8,15 LBS ( DEFAULT )
- MATT TAYNTON 8,14 LBS
- JOHN BRADFORD 7,04 LBS
I'm not back for another week so the blog can remain in your capable hands for the time being, I just need to know how Will consistently catches fish bigger than him!
ReplyDeleteNo match this week matey, will does have a habit of catching the bigger fish probably down to his special daiwa harness he uses just for little people to stop him being pulled off his box 😊
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