I buggered up the draw today not grabbing into the usual area and ended up with peg 21. This is a hit or miss peg, but was reasonably happy with it until I found that the cold stiff wind was blowing in to my face.
The match was won by Mike Keys (pictured upper right concentrating on his next fish and right smiling after his two pick ups) from peg 31 with 9lb 8oz. Mike caught at 8 metres using single maggot fished over GB laced with micro pellet. Mike fed a nugget every half hour or so, to keep the fish coming. His catch included two big Perch to 1lb 8 ½ oz.
The Carp pool was for the third time by Martin Alexander (pictured right) with one Carp for 7lb 6oz. Martin still insist that he was fishing for Silver in the margin with 6 maggots on the hook. His Silvers partner Bill Ferris is tearing his hair out (what’s left of it).
Full Result:
1. Mike Key 9-08-0 peg 31
2. Paul Staite 8-12-0 peg 262.
2. Rich Coles 8-12-0 peg 30
2. Rich Coles 8-12-0 peg 30
3. Paul Barnfield 8-04-0 peg 25
4. Bill Ferris 6-08-0 peg 29
5. Alan Jones 6-04-0 peg 28
Top Carp:
1. Martin Alexander 7-06-0 peg 17
1. Martin Alexander 7-06-0 peg 17
2. No one - so mugger Martin bagged up on the pools taking both
Top Three Individuals:
1. Paul Barnfield 50 pts
2. Rich Coles 37 pts
3. Paul Staite 23 pts
Top Three Pairs:
1. Mike Nicholls/Paul Barnfield 24 pts
2. Rich Coles/Harry Muir 16 pts
3. Bob Price/Terry Bruton 14 pts
Top Three Individuals:
1. Paul Barnfield 50 pts
2. Rich Coles 37 pts
3. Paul Staite 23 pts
Top Three Pairs:
1. Mike Nicholls/Paul Barnfield 24 pts
2. Rich Coles/Harry Muir 16 pts
3. Bob Price/Terry Bruton 14 pts
2 comments:
Peg 21 not one of the deepest?
Please refer to your bolg of
9/8/2010. Must have 2 feet of fish on the bottom.
As I said it's not the deepest peg.
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