Saturday 05/06/2010 - South West Super League Round Two - Viaduct Fishery

I had this video e-mailed to me and having watched it left me thinking, how right Mr Nugent is on this subject. Apparently Darren Gillman has a number of his Heavy Rock albums. I must say the interviewer looked a bit uncomfortable – Copy paste shortcut into the Address bar and watch it all through.

http://cpw.webmail.aol.com/31888-111/talktalk-5/en-gb/mail/get-attachment.aspx?uid=1263218834.233&folder=Sent&partId=5&saveAs=Nugent.wmv

As there wasn’t a local match I fancied fishing on Sunday I planned to have the weekend off and take the Special One out for Sunday Lunch. So when I had a phone call from Chris Hook to fish the Super League for Maver Veals on Saturday at Viaduct Fishery I jumped at it. I don’t get down to Viaduct as often as I would like, mainly due to the late started times of their opens; I don’t get home until 20:00 so don’t get to sit down with the Special One for Dinner.

The draw was at 09:00 in the Globe Hotel with a buffet style Breakfast – all you can eat for £5 (not bad when a cup of tea cost £1.50). I must say it was quality food with the added value of quantity.

Met up with Darren Gillman at Breakfast and we discussed the chances of us drawing the adjacent pegs. Unbelievably we did and by my calculations that was 2,380.5 to 1

Captain Hook did the draw and as far as I was concerned there was only one decent draw Tim (Zipper) Pallant on peg 123. Team wise I suggest they find some else to draw for them – Zipper might be good choice for starters. I was on peg 95 (Darren was on 94). Both pegs a good draw for Skimmers and luckily a pole peg as I didn't have any running line gear with me, not that Silver fish would be targeted as Carp would be the species to get maximum points. I had decided to fish two lines one at 5 metres with meat and a paste rig at 11.5 metres (you would need to breakdown the pole to fish much further). I started by feeding a few 4mm cubes of meat with a sprinkling of wetted micros at 5 metres. I then went out on the paste with a kinder pot of 6mm pellet and first put I was anticipating foul hooking a Carp. However, I fairly hooked and landed a quality 10lb Carp. I thought I was in for a good day, but other than one foul hooker I didn’t see another. I kept trying the meat line was only pestered by small fish and by half time dumped the swim. Back on the paste and a run of Skimmers to 3lb, for some reason I had a spell on loosing five Skimmers and one Tench. A majority of them were foul hooked. I think I can put this down to my feeding pattern – feeding 4 mm pellet every put in with the paste targeting the Carp. Up to this point I think Darren and I were neck and neck, both with one Carp and a few Skimmers. But Darren landed six or seven big Skimmers more than me and had another 10lb carp 10 minutes to go. I weighed in 20lb 1oz for 2 points (only beating Dave Wride) and Darren weighed 48lb (I think) for 5 points. Our section was won by Lee Edwards with 90lb from peg 97 fishing pellet waggler in to the open water. Section runner up was James Knight with 78lb (pictured right with some of his catch) from peg 90. James caught on both the pole and straight lead into the end margin – similar to Phil Cardwell last Sunday.

The match was won by Andy Power (pictured right - cool dude) with 145lb 10oz from peg 131. Andy caught shallow on both the pole and pellet waggler – feeding about 4 pints of pellet.

Team wise Maver Veals were seventh and last with me contributing to this result as much as anyone else!

Full Result:

1. Andy Power 145-10-0 peg 131
2. Gary Etheridge 109-5-0 peg 129
3. Chris Fox 104-12-0 peg 110
4. Alan Oram 94-04-0 peg 113
5. Steve Kedge 90-04-0 peg 53
6. Lee Edwards 90-0-0 peg 97

Thursday 03/06/2010 - Carps AC Thursday Evening Series - Boyd Valley Lake - Round One

This was the first round of the Carps AC Thursday Individual Series PM matches at Bowd Valley Lake (Redmire). Bill Ferris and Bob Price are running the series and I was wondering what bob Price was going to contribute to the organisation, as I suspected – NOTHING – all down to Bill Ferris. I have offered to work the league results to help Bill out.

At the start there was some (no lots) of confusions as to the draw and fishing times. It has now been confirmed as 13-30 draw fish from 15-00 to 20-30. That’s 5 ½ hours Bob!

The conditions weren’t favourable for fishing, with very bright sun light and a strange wind appearing to be blowing in from the South East (however, hot air balloons were coming in from the South West, it must be to do with the Lake being in a valley) into pegs 7, 8, 9, 10, &11 (bags me one of these), this meant peg 1 was absolutely flat calm. Before the draw I walked the bank with Mike Jones and between pegs 7 and 8 I counted at least twenty cruising Carp. I drew peg 1. The shortest walk but with no wind cover I was doubtful.

On the walkabout I had decided that Silvers would play an important part towards gaining section points even though there was no Silvers pool. So it would be Silvers to start, dabbling for Carp through out with paste, then full focus in the last hour, or sooner if the sun disappeared over the hill. I decided on pellet for Skimmers at 6 metres with expander on the hook – fished only once with one Ronnie on the drop), a Ronnie caster line to my left with the anticipation that Carp would home in on the activity and an out and out paste line long to my right in various locations. I started by feeding the paste line by spreading 4 mm wetted pellet around the various locations I was planning on fishing. I started on the Ronnie’s and there were plenty of 1 to 2oz fish to be caught, but no sign of quality fish, that was until I hooked a 2 ½ lb Barbel. These fish were put in at 6oz and the last one I caught was 10oz so they have really put on some weight and the fish was in perfect condition. I kept trying the paste only to be met with the Renaldo’s. However, I did catch a few Skimmers to 1lb on the paste was it was slow. Back on the caster and Ronnie until the last hour when I decided to experiment by feeding 1 ½ pints of maggot, ½ pint of casters, 1 pint of micro and a big handful of 4 mm pellet 0 all in one go. On went a 4 mm expander and another 2oz Ronnie took the bait on the drop. Back on the paste which resulted in four small Carp. Four were lost, three of them foul hooked. My Silvers were weighed in at 16lb 12oz and my carp 9lb 10oz. This put me third in the section beaten by “Gap pegs” 2 and 4. I believe my Silver’s approach was about right.


The match was won by Kevin Dicks (pictured right with Tom Coulson’s net of Carp (as we all thought Tom had won the match and Kevin had returned his fish)) from peg 4 with 54lb 12oz. Kevin caught on the method feeder to the Gap and added a few more fishing pellet shallow at 13 metres.

Tom Coulson was runner up with 43lb 14oz. However, there was something fishy about his catch – all his Carp were all caught on Iceland’s finest Prawns.

All though there isn’t any Silvers pool or league I thought it would be of interesting and value to publish the Silvers result. After all it is a great all the year round Silvers venue.

Full Result:

1. Kevin Dicks 54-12-0 peg 3
2. Tom Coulson 43-14-0 peg 2
3. Colin Golding 27-06-0 peg 11
4. Mike Nicholls 26-06-0 peg 1
5. Mark Tanner 23-13-0 peg 5
6. John Baker 20-12-0 peg 7

Top Silvers:

1. Mike Nicholls 16-12-0 peg 1
2. Kevin Dicks 15-12-0 peg 3
3. Colin Golding 15-08-0 peg 11

Wednesday 02/06/2010 - Carps AC - Cider Farm - Dabinett Lake

We were booked to fish Yarlington Mill (Match Lake). However Mark moved it Dabinett. Not a problem as I have heard that there are plenty Skimmers to be had, plus Mark has stocked quite a few 3 ounce Skimmers. I had a walk around the Lake before the draw and there were plenty of signs of feeding fish particularly in peg 1 even though the wind had been blowing in the opposite direction. Mark informed me that pegs 1 and 28 were the shallowest pegs on the entire venue with about 4 foot.

I drew peg 28. I wasn’t disappointed as I would have been happy with any of the pegs. With Colin only paying one overall and one in the Silvers a decision had to be made. Mike Owens was on peg 20 and I thought this might be a hard peg to beat for Carp from peg 28. So I decided initially to keep my options open by starting on the Silvers and fish them out before going for Carp, keeping an eye on Mike and Dave Bacon who was on peg 21. I set up a 0.4 gram paste rig, a 4x12 Jolly for maggot and pellet at 7 metres in to open water and my usual Ronnie 4x14 PB14. I started by potting in about 70ml of maggot with a dash of wetted micro pellet at 7 metres, but started on the Ronnie rig over loose fed maggot with single red maggot on the hook. I also started to feed the RH margin with 4 mm pellet to keep the Carp at arms length from my Silvers peg. I started well catching 3 oz Skimmers, Ronnie’s to 4oz and Hybrids to 8oz. However, I was having difficulty with the fry that has recently hatched attacking my float. After 90 minutes I decided to have a go over the micro with double red maggot. This resulted in a couple of bigger Skimmers to 2lb. At least the maggot appeared to be keeping the Carp away. I re-fed this line with a big pot of micros and went back on the Ronnie rig until two hour to go. At this stage Mike Owens had been catching Carp regularly as had Steve Dawson on peg 1. There was no way I thought I could catch either of them on the Carp. As for the Silvers Colin had been catching Skimmers well on peg 7, but the Carp had moved in. So I thought I would have a dabble on the paste over my Ronnie maggot line, in the anticipation that I might catch some bigger Skimmers. In fourteen put in I had thirteen Carp to 4lb and one 2lb Skimmer. Not a good ratio. I dropped the paste in to the RH margin and a Carp on the drop, then a 1lb Hybrid, followed by another Carp. So back out on the Jolly with soft pellet and the ratio of 3oz Skimmers to Carp was two to one so I decide to stick with this to the end. I had 23 carp which weighed in at 58lb 15oz (not one was lost in reeds) and 25lb 12oz of Silvers for a combined total of 84lb 11oz for first in the Silvers and third overall. On reflection I think this peg could be an overall winning peg, albeit it a bit risky especially if only paying the one overall. You really need to keep options open taking the best rout for you to coin.

My Silvers weight today is a record match weight for Dabinett (pictured right – thanks Mark you take a photo on a decent camera), so I now hold both Silvers records with my 44lb on Yarlington Mill. Come on Mark start having a Silvers pool on your Sunday Opens. I am sure the regulars would welcome it.

The match was won by Mike Owens (pictured right with some on his catch) with a personal best weight of 137lb from peg 20. Mike caught all his fish at 5 metres in to open water using either paste or pellet. Mike caught steady all day. Mike also didn’t lose any fish in the reeds.

I really don’t understand why anglers feel the erg to feed the Carp in the weeds, and then moan when they get beaten up. I think the fish that show themselves through reed knocking are fish that are not prepared to feed properly with many Carp being foul hooked.

Full Result:

1. Mike Owens 137-0-0 peg20
2. Steve Dawson 112-14-0 peg 1
3. Mike Nicholls 84-11-0 peg 28
4. Dave Bacon 77-02-0 peg 21
5. Colin Golding 67-08-0 peg 7
6. Andy Gard 17-0-0 peg 6

Top Silvers:

1. Mike Nicholls 25-12-0 peg 28 (Lake Record)
2. Colin Golding 17-15-0 peg 7

Sunday 30/05/2010 - Carps AC - Summer League - Viaduct Fishery

Matey Martyn Woodington sent me this short cut. It's a must watch video – watch it all. I am convinced that it’s Dean Mallin Skippering the boat and a Spanish speaking Mr Rixon on the bow. What do you think!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujo99wz9z_c

I was asked to guest (sorry make up the numbers) in the Carps AC Summer League at Viaduct. The talk before the match was how bad it fished the day before in the South West Super league and how light feeding may be the order of the day. Well, all I can say is that they all must have thought they were fishing a "Natural" venue where all the fish have been eaten by Pike. The lowest section winning weight today was 58lb.

My travelling partner (pictured right with Wifey – can anyone name the angler trying to get in on the act) was in attendance today with “Wifey” aka Claire the tea runner.

I would have liked a peg on Lodge for the Silver fishing. However, I pulled peg 103 on Carey. I had it mind to fish for Carp all day on paste; however, I was told that there were a few Silvers down to my left under a Willow tree. So my mind was made up. I set up a modified 4x14 PB14 for under the tree for caster and a 4x14 Jolly for out in front at 11.5 meters for the Skimmers on expander pellet. I also set up a 0.5 gram paste float hopefully for the bigger Skimmers also to be fished at 11.5 metres. On the whistle I fed a small pot of caster with a few micros under the tree. I started on the soft pellet over kinder potted micros. First put in a I foul hooked a Carp as I did second put in (I think this was telling me something but I wasn’t listening). I subsequently I had a run of 2oz Skimmers but was missing loads of bites (due to the small size of the fish). I switched to the maggot and had a few more, but it was much slower than the expander. Back on the expander and more frustration at missed bites, I decided to try under the tree with double caster and had a 2lb Skimmer first put in followed by three decent perch and one lost one (of course it was much bigger than any of the one’s I landed). I thought I was going to carry on catching in this swim so I had a brain wave (not) and decided to put a big pot of wetted micros in at 11.5 metres whilst I bagged the Silvers to my Left. It wasn’t long before the 1oz Ronnie’s arrived, which told me the Perch had been caught. I fished for the Ronnies until the last 30 minutes in anticipation of Tench arriving, at which stage I decide to fish the paste at 11.5 metres as I needed some bigger Silvers (gusting wind permitting). First put in I had a 13lb Carp followed by three missed bites, then a foul hooker – you really don’t want to hook these fish in the fins as it's bedlam. After ten minutes struggle pulling the fish back from two pallets to my left and two pallets to by right I finally pulled free. Back out and another missed bite right on the whistle. I weighed 13lb 9oz of Carp (the one) and 11lb 13oz of Silvers for a total of 25lb 6oz. This put me second in the section for both the Carp and the Silvers – did I pick the wrong species to fish for – who knows, I might have done it right.

The match was won by Phil Cardwell (pictured right with the runner up – Son Matt - a family day to remember) from peg 90 on Carey with 123lb 4oz. Phil caught the majority of his Carp late in to the match on the straight lead fished in to the end margin. Phil used Hair rigged pellet fished over 6mm pellet.

The Silvers was won by Dave Tippett (pictured right) from peg 88 with an impressive 44lb of Tench and Skimmers. Dave caught all his fish on the pole using worm hook bait fished over chopped worm and caster.

Full Result:

1. Phil Cardwell 123-04-0 peg 90
2. Matt Cardwell 121-06-0 peg 57
3. Glenn Bailey peg 97 (third again - taking the super pool)
4. Anton Page 91-03-0 peg 100 (might see a blog update)
5. Bela Bakos 85-11-0 peg 98
6. Tom Thick 86-15-0 peg 66

Top Silvers:

1. Dave Tippett 44-0-0 peg 88
2. Colin Golding 22-04-0 peg 96
3. Tom Thick 22-0-0 peg 66

Saturday 29/05/2010 - Hillview Open

As it was Bank Holiday Saturday, it was off to Hillview Fishery again with son Steve. Travelling up theM5 the holiday traffic south bound was backed up from Almonsbury to the Michael Wood Services. Apparently the Bristolians are only letting the Northerners through one at a time, especially those towing sheds.

I think the Carp on most venues have now had a go at spawning and with the weather turning wet and colder the two lakes we were to fish looked dower, no sign of any fish.

I drew peg 10 for the first time ever, which is surprising as I have been coming to Hillview on and off since it more or less opened. It’s the top right corner peg on Moorhen Lake. So I was expecting good margin fishing. Terry King who was pegged behind me on Heron Lake suggested the margin fishing is usually best to the left of the peg rather than to the Right which looks very inviting as it has a hay bale in the corner. Son Steve drew the peg last match and confirmed he caught more fish to the left. However, with the wind blowing from my peg in to peg 20 I was left wondering if this would effect my catching. I set up two rigs – a 4x14 Jolly for seven metres to use with expander pellet and a 0.3 gram paste rig that would suffice for both RH and LH margin. I started on the soft pellet at 7 metres initiating the swim with a small Kinder pot of micro. I had a foul hooked Carp first put in which came off. Next put in I had a 4lb Carp, this time in the mouth, however, I pulled out of this one too. I then had a couple of Skimmers and couple of small Carp to 2lb. Looking around the lake it was soon clear it was going to be a difficult day. I was still getting the odd indication but it was really slow. So I made the brave decision to see if I could catch a few Skimmers, so I fed a big pot of maggot with a sprinkling of micro. I had been feeding the LH margin by hand with 4mm hard pellet. So I tried paste and was rewarded with a 2lb Carp – but that was it from this swim – not even any indications from Silvers. Out on the maggot and nothing so I switched to fished 4mm expander over the maggot and had a run of small Skimmers mixed in with the odd small Carp. I now decided to open up the RH margin by potting in some micro and had a run of very small Carp – it was generally fishing hard on both lakes, so I stayed with this swim to the end catching the odd small Carp. I made a good estimate of my weight and was only 8oz out weighing in 25lb 8oz for seventh overall, beating Steve by 3lb who fished peg 4.

I hope Viaduct fishes better than this tomorrow, at least I am a little more prepared.

The match was won by Dave Jordon (pictured right (on left of picture) with runner up Jon Newton) from peg 20 with 75lb. Dave caught at top-set plus one section at 2-o clock and 10-o clock. Dave had one swim for corn over corn and the other 6 mm expander over 6 mm hard pellet. Dave fed very little in both swims through out.

Full Result:

1. Dave Jordon 75-10-0 peg 20
2. Jon Newton 60-09-0 peg 7
3. Mike Lutwyche 42-04-0 peg 16
4. Rob Kilpatrick 38-02-0 peg 31
5. Nev Groves 35-0-0 peg 18
6. Chris Cork 26-0-0 peg 12
7. Mike Nicholls 25-08-0 peg 10

Sunday 09/05/2010 - Kev Perry Series - Bullocks Farm - Round Six

I must say that I have thoroughly enjoyed the five of the six matches (I missed one match) that I have fished in this league. I also must add that when taking into account the venue and quality of angler it’s the strongest league I have fished in since converting to commercial fisheries. There aren’t many Carp Slayers fishing this league – just as well, as you do need the right balance of Silvers and Carp at the weigh in.

I would like to thank Paul and Chris for running it – it’s not easy to run a league as competitive as this and satisfy everyone. I hope they run it again next year which is currently in doubt. Perhaps they will feel different once they have over-wintered and fished some right crap elsewhere.

I was on match Lake today and most anglers fishing the Lake today didn’t mind which peg they drew as they are all worth a few fish. However, because the sun was blazing hot and was unlikely to go in all day, I wasn’t that keen to fish pegs 21 or 22 only because of this as on their day the can be pension contributing pegs. You guessed it I drew peg 21 and had the scales as well! Because of the sun and with no sun cream I sat all day in my long sleeve jumper plus a handkerchief around my neck (a bit Sprigg’s like, really). I have fished this peg a few times now and have always managed to pick up coin.

I started on the 3 mm expander pellet attached to a no 16 - 808 Tubertini hooks attached to a 4x12 Jolly over a few wetted micros. I must say I absolutely sacked up putting around 9 kg of Crucians and Tench in the net within the first hour. I then hooked and landed a 3lb Carp. A foul hooked Carp was next in line, leading me a right merry dance around the swim – not good, it then came off as I was about to snare it. The swim then slowed, I then approached the weed bed to my right and had a run of small Carp to 2lb on paste fished over wetted 4mm pellet. Having fed two lines in to my RH margin I then proceeded to try it out. The upshot was that I didn’t have a bite from either line, so that was given up. I then decided that my best chance of coin would be to persist with the Silvers so I opened up a new line at 11.5 metres towards the 12 o clock weed bed. I did have a couple of more Crucians and some small Carp to 1lb until I foul hooked a Carp which ran in to the weed bed. On unshipping the top set I accidently let go and it ended up at 14 metres speared in the mud. I decided to leave it until half hour later a Carp swam in to it. So out came 14 metres and with a plummet on one of my paste rigs I was able to retrieved the set minus the rig. Good bit of angling if you ask me, plus it saved Tom Thick being thrown in by Bob Gullick to retrieve it. There was now about two whole hours left and I really struggled for bites as all the fish had backed off in to their favourite hid-a-ways the surrounding weed beds. From the Horses mouth Phil said he was going to cull the weeds with some sort of weed killer. Umm let’s see. My Carp weighed in at 7.2Kg (15lb 14oz) and my Silvers 10.5Kg (23lb 3oz) for a total of 17.7Kg (39lb 2oz). This once again left me one out of the money, fourth in the silvers and 7th in the Match (TBC). That bugger Nick Collins did it to me again off same peg 15 with 10.7Kg.

The match was won from peg 8 for the second consecutive week by Sam Johnson (pictured right – by the way he is a dead ringer of his Dad) with a credible 42.6Kg (93lb14oz). Sam caught mainly on sweet corn over pellet, with most of his catch coming from either the “Clump” or from the open water (bay) to his right. Sam did add a few Carp in his RH margin on paste.

The Silvers was won by Shaun Kitteridge from peg 26 with 17.7Kg (38lb 9oz).

Shaun (pictured right with overall runner up Lewis Jones and third overall Dave Wride (Dave also won the overall Silvers) also won the league with a full set of section wins. What’s was remarkable about Shaun’s win was that he had missed a match so was disadvantaged compared with many of the top league anglers who were able to drop their worse result. A number of anglers thought Shaun only managed this result through exceptional draws. However, I don’t always subscribe to this. Yes, you need some luck to win such a league but, you still have to catch them. Well done Shaun a great performance I was well impressed, one to watch for the future. You need may need to promote yourself a bit more.

For the full league result refer to Chris Fox’s blog.

Full result:

1. Sam Johnson 42.600 Kg peg 8
2. Mike Owens 29.970 Kg peg 25
3. Andy Hembrow 29.220 Kg peg D1
4. Shaun Kitteridge 28.00 Kg peg 26
5. Lance Tucker 20.770 Kg peg 24
6. Tom Thick 18.500 Kg peg 17

Top Silvers:

1. Shaun Kitteridge 17.500 Kg peg 26
2. Lance Tucker 11.550 Kg peg 24
3. Nick Collins 10.700 Kg peg 15
4. Mike Nicholls 10.500 Kg peg 21

Thursday 20/05/2010 - Bathampton Over 55's - Withy Pool

This was my first time through the new electronic gates at Huntstrete. Enter the code and you’re in. However, how do you get out? For unknown reasons Kevin Collins car couldn’t activate the gate so Martin Alexander climbed the gate to enter the code, umm!

I drew peg 48 today, which isn't one of my favourite pegs. I set up two paste rigs one for the LH margin and the other out at 11.5 metres. I set up a 4x16 Jolly for soft pellet, also for 11.5 metres. I also set up the usual Ronnie rigs for use with the caster. Before the off I had a welcome visitor, my old travelling partner Andy Floyd (pictured right sitting in his Carpy chair thingy - if you haven't guessed by his attire he's a Arsehole fan) when we fished with Avon Angling – I still have some tales to tell about our travelling exploits.

I started with the mandatory pot of wetted micro (I have a feeling that the fish on a lot of venues are not responding as they have done). I started on the caster and after 15 minutes I had one missed bite and one poorly looking Ronnie in the net. So out on the paste at 11.5 metres and second put in I had a positive bite that turn in to a lost foul hooked Carp. Nothing else followed. It was very apparent that the venue wasn’t fishing well at all. I decided to mix up some GB laced with terminally ill maggots. I put four in at 10 o clock and went straight in and had a few tiny Ronnie’s and even smaller Skimmers. I did foul hook two more Carp over the GB line – one on paste and the other on maggot. After trying all sorts to catch a fish, it wasn’t until half hour to go that I hooked a Carp in the mouth on double red maggot, followed by another Carp on paste. My poultry Silvers weighed in at 14oz and my Carp 15lb 8oz for a grand total of 16lb 6oz and sixth overall. A lot of good anglers struggled today and I am not sure whether it was the fish have been confused by the extraordinary weather, personally I blame the new gates.

The match was won by Alan Jones (pictured right with half his catch of Carp) with nine Carp for 69lb 12oz from in form peg 50. Alan caught half his fish to the opposite island and the other half in to his LH margin. Alan caught on pineapple 4mm soft pellet.

The Silvers was won by Mike Jones from peg 70 with 12-04-0 of small Ronnie’s, Perch and Skimmers. Mike caught on maggot over GB and loose fed maggot over the top using a “long whip with a top and bottom float” (Mike ask me to say this) and a waggler float in to his margins. Sorry Mike a float that is attached bottom only is still a waggler, no matter how small the float is.

Full Result:

1. Alan Jones 69-12-0 peg 50
2. Bob Warren 44-01-0 peg 53
3. Pete Phillips 42-08-0m peg 55
4. Pete Bryer 23-14-0 peg 49
5. Tom Coulson 17-05-0 peg 67
6. Mike Nicholls 16-06-0 peg 48

Top Silvers:

1. Mike Jones 12-04-0 peg 70
2. Bill Ferris 8-12-0 peg 62
3. Pete Bryer 8-03-0 peg 49