Warrington Anglers Association Guardian Notes 31st July 2008

Things have been fairly quiet this week with very few reports coming in. Ron our bailiff on the Dane is frustrated by the lack of water and extremely low conditions the river is very clear and he is hoping for some rain to liven things up. The best catch he had to report this week was by Derek Wall who had twelve grayling the best being 1.5lb and a few small trout and one chub. 

Cecily Mill has been flooded during the last week the reason for this is not clear however I believe it is now back to normal.

The Bridgewater is fishing very well along the whole length not many bream showing but good roach and quite a few of the tench we stocked three years ago are now turning up in catches at around the pound mark.  The Trent & Mersey is again becoming a popular destination with the carp fraternity more catch reports please.

 Please note there is no access to the Moat at Frodsham. Works has been carried out on a pipe line on adjacent property and during this period yet again our lock has vanished so members can not gain access. 

Some excellent new pegs have been completed by the work team on the far bank on Moore Quarry which now allows members the opportunity to fish more of the lake. 

The Mersey fishing quite well at the moment with plenty of small fish to be had another reminder to members keep nets may only be used in matches on this water and barbless hooks at all times this is a condition of our lease.

Work will be continuing on Ackers pit shortly there is some more tree work to do and then the paths will be constructed by contractors engaged by Stockton Heath Parish council in mid August.

We will then be looking towards constructing new pegs and planting the margins before more stocking takes place in the autumn. If all goes to plan the fishery will be opening up again next season.  We have really missed this safe little oasis which has been the first place so many generations of young anglers in Warrington caught their first fish.

Frank and I went for a guide tour of the newly re- furbished and de -silted pools (Forsters Pools) at Wigan last week they are looking very good there is still a bit of tree trimming to do and car parks to complete. The banks are beginning to green up and they look perfect our Wigan team have been working alongside the contractors and they have all done us proud these pools will be a very popular with young and old members alike. Worthington lakes are fishing well and worth a visit all the lakes are providing good sport.

Keep your entries coming in for our catch of the month competition the July prizes are now up for grabs

Please let me have your catch reports on 01928 716238 FAX 01928713898 or e-mail frank@warrington-anglers.org.uk.

HQ Parker Street will be open as usual on Friday evening between 7 & 9-30pm for subscriptions, new members, etc.

Lynda Lythgoe

 

Results

Senior summer series

1) Phil Chung 7-0-3

2) Stuart Conroy 5-15-11

3) George Hollis 5-14-2

4) Stuart Birchall 5-7-2

Minnows

1)  Morgan Adawee 1-2-12

2) Tom Oliver 1-1-13

3) Tom Evans 1-1-9

4) Chelsea Jukes 15-0

Juniors

1) James Postlethwaite 1-12-0

2) Jake Fowles 1-7-0

3) Jack Swindells 1-6-0

Inters

1)      Jamie Hirst 2-7-0

2)      Mike Chung 1-12-0

 

River Mersey series

1)  Gary Mannion 7-6-13

2)  Neil Buist 6-8-10

3) Dave Howard 6-7-0

 

Disabled & over 60's

1)      John Sharp  4-11-8

2) Brian Pilkington 4-2-0

3) Ian Mc Lean 4-1-0

Juniors Woodshaw series

1)      Liam O'Neil  7-2-0

      2)     Ian Elsden 5-3-0

      3)   Dillon Wilding 3-8-0

 

Coming Events

THURSDAY 31st July

Intermediates, Junior, and Minnows Summer Series draw 6pm on bank opposite Euclid Avenue Grappenhall

Seniors Mersey Match draw 5.30p.m

SUNDAY 3^rd Mersey Series

Draw 9 am Victoria Park

MONDAY 4th

Disabled & Over 60's draw 10.30a.m Star Inn

Woodshaw Junior Series Draw 5pm on car park 

TUESDAY 5^th

Senior Summer Series

Draw 5.30pm

Warrington Anglers Association Guardian Notes 17th July 2008

 

We have had reports from bailiffs on several waters during the last couple of weeks of various items of litter being left on pegs and the culprits in a couple instances have been identified. If you are one of the guilty ones you know who you are expect to lose your license very soon we don't want you in this Association.

Another example of stupidity was reported from Statham pool where someone had left a bundle of used line stuffed into the undergrowth this is just not acceptable. Take it home and burn it or wind it into a bundle and cut it into small pieces.

 

On a pleasanter note most of the waters are fishing well, Karl Stott say he is over the moon with his first ever leather carp from Moore Quarry the fish was in mint condition and caught at approx 9am on Saturday morning, he also had a very pretty common of 14lb 8oz fishing from the high bank side. His tactics and I quote 16mm custom rolled boilies on a blowback rig /8inch sheath skin hook link/long hair to a size 8 Ashima c-420 hook. I have absolutely no idea what that rig is but I am sure it will make perfect sense to our carp angling members.  Also at the quarry on Sunday Jamie Critchley had an 11lb bream on hair rigged half boilies.

 

The small lake at Sandiway has improved and some of the newly stocked carp have been included with tench and chub in catches. Best time to fish is evening and in cloudy conditions due to the clarity of the water.

Worthington lakes are fishing well particularly Arley which is benefiting from being lowered there have been some very nice bream and carp out and we would really like some `photos for the web site please.

The rivers are all still fishing well with the Dane consistent as ever giving good catches of grayling trout and chub except last Saturday when it was bank high however it goes down so quickly that  Sunday morning saw it back to normal when  Dave Davies had two trout of 2lb each and six chub biggest 5lb+

The Mersey match was cancelled last Thursday when the river was judged to be too high and dangerous to precede. However generally pleasure and match catches of roach and skimmers are good even two brown trout were caught during Sundays match.

 Keep your entries coming in the July prizes are now up for grabs!

Please let me have your catch reports on 01928 716238 FAX 01928713898 or e-mail frank@warrington-anglers.org.uk.

HQ Parker Street will be open as usual on Friday evening between 7 & 9-30pm for subscriptions, new members, etc.

Lynda Lythgoe

Results

Bob Steele Trophy match

1) Brian Pilkington 4-8-0

2) Bill Stockton 2-9-5

3) Alan Baldwin 1-14-11

Senior summer series

1) Chris Jenks 9-12-0

2) Joe Dagnall 8-12-0

3) Andy Lewis 5-3-12

 

Minnows

1) Emma Bellis 1-10-4

2) Morgan Adawee 12-0

3)  Tom Oliver 10-9

4) Jessica Impey 10-4

Juniors

1) Jake Fowles 3-3-10

2) Jack Swindells 2-13-0

3) James Postlethwaite 2-6-11

Inters

1) John Andrews 4-1-7

2 Mike Chung 2-6-0

Challenge Shield River Mersey

1) Ray Boden 6-3-8

2) Gary Mannion 4-14-0

3) Jimmy Byrne 3-13-0

4) Paul Harding 3-9-4

Disabled & over 60's

1) John Sharp 4-8-0

2) Brian Pilkington 4-0-0

3) Barry Owen 3-4-4

4) Ron Durr 2-5-0

Juniors Woodshaw series

1) Liam gaskell 8-2-0

2) Shaun Gaskell 6-3-0

3) Liam O'Neil 3-8-0

4) Jamie Mears 2-10-0

Coming Events

THURSDAY 17th July

Intermediates, Junior, and Minnows Summer Series draw 6pm on bank opposite Euclid Avenue Grappenhall

Seniors Mersey Match draw 5.30p.m

Saturday 19^th

Juniors Sherratt Cup Woodshaw Res Rod Only

Draw 12 noon on bank

SUNDAY 20th Mersey Series (rod only match)

Draw 9am Weir Lane

MONDAY 21st

Disabled & Over 60's draw 10.30a.m Star Inn

Woodshaw Junior Series Draw 5pm on car park  

TUESDAY 22nd

Honorary & OAP's Keckwick hill bridge

draw 11am on bank pegs 100-75

 

Senior Summer Series

Draw 5.30pm Cliff lane 600-640