Tuesday, 12 September 2017

12th September 2017 Warrington Anglers Association Guardian Notes

12th September, 2017 Warrington Anglers Association Guardian Notes

Congratulations to Dan Anderson who caught a cracking mirror carp last weekend from our Association owned 53acre lake at Sandiway. The stunning looking fish weighed 36lbs, but unfortunately when the report of this memorable catch was posted onto our Facebook page it brought some adverse comments from some members as to why it was made public. Well, it may come as a surprise to these people but as a club such good publicity not only encourages existing members but helps bring in new members to help pay for such fish and fund our ongoing stocking program.

Stuart Peters fished our stretch of the River Wye on Saturday and reports catching only one barbel using halibut pellet but a change to maggot and hemp in the feeder brought a bite every chuck. Loads of dace, chublets, grayling, and a handful of larger chub plus a couple more barbel for good measure. Worth the trip.

On Monday, our Disabled & Over 60's match was on the Bridgewater Canal at Preston Brook and Lenny Dutton famous for his end peg draws put his hand in the bag and drew yet another.  Lenny made it pay with a winning net of roach and skimmers for 6-15-0. Bread man, George Barber took second place using pole and punch for 5-6-6.

Our Tuesday Mersey series match this week was won by Baz Chambers with 8-5-0 on roach and perch caught fishing the pole and casters. Only an ounce behind Rod Frazer and Derek Bibby shared second place with identical weights of 8-4-0.

Jim Gannon tackled a flooded River Mersey on our Saturday Series event using his favourite groundbait feeder and maggot method to take a well-deserved win with 5-7-0. Jim who does lots of work keeping the clubs fishing pegs and undergrowth in trim included skimmers, roach, and perch in his catch and could easily have doubled his winning weight had he not lost a 6lbs bream at the net…that's fishing. Alan Morris fished the same method to take second place with 4-1-0.

Bob Clough had 5lbs to spare when he won our Sunday Mersey match with a weight of 11-6-0 that included two 3lbs bonus bream plus roach and perch taken on groundbait feeder and maggot. Jim Gannon was in the frame again following on from his previous days win to take the runner-up spot with 6-6-0.

For a trial period, the committee has increased the night fishing at Worthington Lakes to two consecutive nights with immediate effect to encourage more members to fish this excellent fishery.

WAA Headquarters at 52, Parker Street are open as usual every Friday between 7 & 9pm for new members, subscriptions, night permit renewals, and any queries. Please email catch details to frank@warrington-anglers.org.uk or give me a ring on 01928 716238.

Frank Lythgoe

MATCH RESULTS:

Disabled & Over 60's ()

1)            Lenny Dutton     6-15-0

2)            George Barber   5-6-6

3)            George Hollis     3-15-4

4)            Jimmy Byrne      3-1-0

Tuesday Series (River Mersey)

1)            Baz Chambers                    8-5-0

2)            Rod Frazer/ Derek Bibby  8-4-0

4)            Ray Boden                           7-5-0

 

Saturday Series (River Mersey)

1)            Jim Gannon           5-7-0

2)            Alan Morris           4-1-0

3)            Jimmy Byrnes       3-10-0

4)           Ray Boden             3-9-0

Sunday Pairs Match (River Mersey).

1)            Bob Clough            11-6-0

2)            Jim Gannon             6-6-0

3)            Derek Bibby             6-3-0

4)           Roy Everson             5-3-0

COMING EVENTS:

SATURDAY:

River Mersey Series, draw 9am. Kingsway Allotments

SUNDAY:

River Mersey Series, draw 9am Victoria Park

MONDAY:

Disabled & Over 60's draw 10am Bridgewater Canal, Acton Grange Bridge

TUESDAY:

River Mersey draw 9am Kingsway Allotments


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Tuesday, 5 September 2017

5th September 2017 Warrington Anglers Association Guardian Notes

5th September, 2017 Warrington Anglers Association Guardian Notes

After being confined to the house for several days due to a stomach bug Tony Rough was getting cabin fever and as all dedicated anglers know a well-known cure for this is an urgent fishing session. So, he headed to the River Dee at Worthenbury for some much-needed fresh air. Fishing an Avon float with a centrepin reel he loose fed maggots with the same on the hook.  His first grayling soon lay in his landing net followed during the session by another nineteen and one salmon parr. On this occasion dace were conspicuous by their absence but watch this space. For the game anglers, my local source reckons that there are a few fish showing.

On the carp fishing scene, there are good numbers of fish coming from Rixton Claypits, Grey Mist, and Appleton Reservoir with a good number of twenties from the latter. On the negative side is the discovery by bailiffs at Appleton of some 'death rigs' where in the event of a line break carp would be dragging leads with the inevitable result of being tethered. There is absolutely no excuse for such tackle and if caught those using it would be almost certain to lose their membership. Ignorance in this modern day and age where you can 'Google' anything is no excuse.

On Monday, our Disabled & Over 60's match was held at our Woodshaw Reservoir fishery at Aspull where Alan Birchall enjoyed a decisive win with a mixed net of roach and crucians for a weight of 16.5lbs. Second place went to Joe Garry with a similar catch for 13-10-0.  This popular pocket-sized fishery is definitely worth a visit.

Rod Frazer repeated his win of last week's Tuesday Mersey series match with half the weight but had to share it with Ray Boden as they both put 5-2-0 of roach and perch on the scales. Both caught on the usual pole and maggot. Ed Frangleton the runner-up with 3-14-0. 

Ray Boden took the winners spot at our Saturday Mersey event with 8-5-0 of roach and perch using pole and maggot tactics. Chris Wray was second with 4-4-0 with the same mix of fish and method.

Our Pairs match showed the benefit of an end peg draw as the winners both seemed to have the magic touch and drew accordingly. Ray Boden and Bob Clough combined their weights of 13-5-0 and 10-2-0 totalling 23-7-0. Due to there being an odd man left at the draw it was decided to double the weight of that person which just happened to be Roy Everson who weighed 5-11-0 doubled up to 11-6-0 for second 'pair'. Catches were made up in the main with roach and perch plus a few chub.

WAA Headquarters at 52, Parker Street are open as usual every Friday between 7 & 9pm for new members, subscriptions, night permit renewals, and any queries. Please email catch details to frank@warrington-anglers.org.uk or give me a ring on 01928 716238.

Frank Lythgoe

MATCH RESULTS:

Disabled & Over 60's (Woodshaw Reservoir)

1)            Alan Birchall      16-8-0

2)            Joe Garry           13-10-0

3)            Geoff Brooks     11-8-0

4)            Ged Ramsden     8-11-4

Tuesday Series (River Mersey)

1)            Rod Frazer /Ray Boden 5-2-0

3)            Ed Frangleton    3-14-0

4)            Ade Green          2-5-0   

 

Saturday Series (River Mersey)

1)            Ray Boden            8-5-0

2)            Chris Wray           4-4-0

3)            Alan Morris /Jim Gannon  2-6-0

Sunday Pairs Match (River Mersey).

1)            Ray Boden/Bob Clough   23-7-0

2)            R. Everson/R Everson      11-6-0

3)            Neil Davies/Jim Gannon    8-15-0

Individuals: Ray Boden 13-15-0, Bob Clough 10-2-0, Roy Everson 5-11-0

COMING EVENTS:

SATURDAY:

River Mersey Series, draw 9am. Kingsway Allotments

SUNDAY:

River Mersey Series, draw 9am Victoria Park

MONDAY:

Disabled & Over 60's draw 10am Motorway Bridge, Preston Brook

TUESDAY:

River Mersey draw 9am Kingsway Allotments