I set up one rig and started on the 3 mm pellet. This resulted in three Skimmers. However, I managed to bump a few off so changed down to a three elastic. But this wasn’t the answer as I still kept loosing the odd Skimmer. I now put it down to the gusting wind. I changed to caster and maggot and had a run of Skimmers, until my neighbouring angler hooked a frisky common which went through my swim. I struggled for the rest of the match. I did have a run of four decent Skimmers – one after the other – all pulled out! I weighed 9lb 11oz which put me second in the silvers and a pick up of £20.

The match was won by Martin Lenaghan (pictured right) with 39lb 8oz from peg 8. The peg I suggested he fish for Carp. Martin caught on the usual hair rigged treble bread, with 2 ½ foot leader.
The Silvers was won by Bill Ferris on the road bank peg 5. Bill weighed 12lb 4oz fishing double Pinkie on the hook at 10 metres.
Full result:
1. Martin Lenaghan 39-08-0 peg 8
2. Bob “The Bread” Price 35-04-0 peg 12
3. Mervyn Skuse 19-02-0 peg 10
Top Silvers:
1. Bill Ferris 12-04-0 peg 6
2. Mike Nicholls 9-11-0 peg 9
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