Triple Hook Flounder Open – Result

Mark Hancock won Triple Hook Clubs first flounder Open of the season with a flounder scaling 1lb 43/4oz. In runner up spot was Dave Mock with a flattie of 1lb 1oz and in third Dennis Toleman with a flounder of 151/2oz.

  • Triple Hook Fishing Club 2017

    Open Flounder Competitions

     

    Sunday 26th November

    Sunday 3rd December

    Sunday 17th December

     

    8am – 1pm

    £5 each event

     

    Book in at the Ex-Service and Social Club (formerly Royal British Legion) St.Georges Road, Barnstaple from 8pm on Friday or Saturday evenings before each event or with Dennis Toleman tel.07815009260 or any committee member together with the entry fee before the event

    Please note there will be no booking in on the day

    Must be back and present fish at weigh in by 2pm at rear of Ex-Serviceman and Social Club (formerly Royal British Legion), St.Georges Road, Barnstaple

     

    Boundaries – Iron Bridge at Rock Park, Barnstaple to The White House, Crow on either side of the River Taw

    Flounder must be at least 12” with prizes for the heaviest fish weighed in, only heaviest fish per angler counts

    Maximum 2 rods per angler with total of 3 hooks. Juniors (6 – 16 years) must be accompanied by an adult

    Decision of the Weighmaster is final

    Please call Mark Beer 01271 344440 if you have any queries

 

 

 

CMSAC – Lyn Fish Open Competition Result.

A fine specimen grey mullet scaling 5lb 1oz took top spot in Combe Martin SAC’s and Lynton C of E Primary School PTFA Open Fishing Competition. The event fished between Minehead Harbour and Clovelly Harbour resulted in success for several anglers who landed a variety of specimens from both boat and shore over the two days. The event and the raffle held at The Rising Sun, Lynmouth raised over £120 for Lynton Primary School Funds. The competition received generous sponsorship from Sakuma Tackle.

Full Results –

1st – Dan Welch – thick Lipped grey Mullet – 5lb 1oz

2nd- Ross Stanway – smoothound – 11lb 2oz

3rd -James Gubb Fradgley – conger (boat) 32lb 4oz

4th – James Gubb Fradgley – conger (boat) 29lb 1oz

5th – Wayne Thomas – thick lipped grey mullet – 3lb 7oz

6th – Matt Jeffery – bass -6lb 7oz

7th – Nick Phillips – thick lipped grey mullet – 3lb

8th – Rob Scoines – thick lipped grey mullet – 2lb 10oz

9th – Ross Stanway – ballan wrasse – 3lb 3.5oz

10th – Wayne Thomas – thick lipped grey mullet – 2lb 9oz

The competition was fished on a catch and release basis with witnesses and photographs submitted at the end of the day.

(Above) Ross Stanway smoothound 11lb 2oz

(Above) James Gubb Fradgley – conger (boat) 32lb 4oz

(Above) Wayne Thomas – Thick lipped grey mullet 3lb 7oz

(Above) Rob Scoines – thick lipped grey mullet 2lb 10oz

(Above)The top three outside of The Rising Sun.

Many thanks to Tony and all at the Rising Sun for a delicious buffet at the presentation and raffle following the competition.

Special thanks also to those who generously donated raffle prizes.

Persistence pays off for big cat

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NEVER GIVE UP…
PB CAT FOR 1 LUCKY AND VERY HAPPY ANGLER!

Tony Trenerry 47 from Launceston, normally fishes Eldorado as he has blanked on Nirvana’s Specimen Cat Lake in the past BUT he finally decided to give it another try…

Good job he did as he managed to catch a Personal Best 51lb Cat!!

Tony caught the Cat on Krill Luncheon Meat with Pellets using a simple running lead set up, 30lb hook link and size 6 barbless hook.

SO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE MORAL OF THE STORY IS – IF AT FIRST YOU DON’T SUCCEED – TRY AGAIN!

Anglers Paradise

North Devon Match Group Championship No 8 Darracott Reservoir Results

Many thanks to Martin Turner’s weekly updates on North Devon Match Group and Bideford Angling Club Matches

1st   Paul Elworthy 19lb 10oz

2nd  Neilsen Jeffery 16lb 11oz

3rd   Martin Turner 15lb 1oz

4th   Andy Gray 13lb 6oz

5th   John Lacey 13lb 1oz .

Paul drew a peg on the far bank and made the most of the deeper water with pole and corn for a winning bag of skimmers, Neilsen drew the end peg and fished worms on a small feeder for 2nd, Martins net was made up of roach and rudd.

Note Summerlands Tackle sell permits for South West Lakes Trust Fisheries.