31st May 2022 Warrington Anglers Association Guardian Notes

 

We find ourselves back on Grey Mist again this week this time it was David Tomkinson`s turn to fill his boots. Fishing the pellet feeder using his home made 8mm boilies and mixed pellets he could hardly keep a rod in the water has 17 Tench graced his landing net, 4 weighing over 8lbs. He also reports losing 5 more along with 3 carp, well done that man. 

Steven Worral also chose The Mist in search of the carp, He spodded 3 different crushed, chopped and whole boilies to a clear patch next to some Lillie pads and fished Barrel wafters on a noodle rig, well his rig must have been on the right spot has he finished his session with 3 mirror carp of 19lbs 14oz, 21lbs 7oz and 24lbs and 24lbs 10oz. 

Stephen Magee took time out this past week to have a go at some lure fishing on the Bridgewater Canal, He reports catching a few perch but his session was rewarded with a small jack Pike of approximately 5lbs. 

Stephen Spann had a couple of hours to kill this week and where better than next to a lake and his lake of choice was Phoenix Park. He finished his short session with 3 chunky Roach to 7ozs and a Perch weighing approximately 10ozs all caught on maggots. 

 

Our WAA Headquarters at 52, Parker Street, Warrington WA1 1LT remains closed on Friday evenings but members can simply post to this address or put their membership book or request in an envelope with their payment and a stamped addressed envelope, through our HQ door at 52, Parker Street, Warrington WA1 1LT where mail is collected and dealt with most days. Alternatively, you can post to Warrington Anglers Association PO. Box 71, Warrington WA1 1LR where mail is collected weekly. 

 I would welcome any info of your visits/catches from any of our fisheries. Many members rely on your shared information for their visits to the bankside. Email secretary@Warrington-anglers.org.uk or use the catch report link at the top of our Facebook page. 

  

Results: 

Disabled & Over 60's Bridgewater canal 

This week's match held at Pickering`s Bridge saw Ron Durr draw noted Bream peg near the willows (but you still have to catch them), well he didn`t disappoint when he emptied a 5lb Bream, roach & Perch onto the scales to take top spot comfortably. The rest of the anglers found it a struggle with only another 4 breaking the 1lb mark, one of these being match organiser Jimmy Byrnes who was 2nd with 20 Roach and 4 Perch from Edwards yard. Most competitors scratched around for bites using bread & Pinkies has the Roach were reluctant to feed, more fish is the prediction this Thursday when there will be a match on Woodshaw. 

1)  Ron Durr 6-13-0     

2)  Jimmy Byrnes 1-10-0    

3)  Alan Clarke 1-5-2 

4)  Neil Buist 1-2-7      

Coming Events: 

MONDAY: 

Disabled & Over 60's Match next Monday will be on (the Bridgewater Canal at Pickering's Bridge) Draw 9-45am in the car park, £5 all-in, exact money only, no change given. 

There will also be a Disabled & Over 60`s Match on Woodshaw Thurs 2-6-22 same draw and subs as above. 

24th May 2022 Warrington Anglers Association Guardian Notes

Our Head Bailiff James Makin was flying solo this week when he fished Grey Mist, only fishing for a night session he settled down and set his traps. This consisted of 2 rods rigged with Formula pop ups by RG baits on a Heli rig over a bed of freebies, he finally finished his session with 3 Tench biggest was 8lb & 2 carp biggest 22lb 6ozs also a smaller very old original 18lb on the nose. 

 

Woodshaw reservoir was the venue for a dawn raid in search of crucians Kev Brindle, this was his 1st trip to the water so he surveyed the lake and settled on peg 22. After setting up 2 swims either side of the peg with hemp & caster he tackled up and watched as fish were topping. From the start he had net roach instantly but after 30 mins there were no signs of his intended quarry so he switched to corn on the hook and hey presto. Well 8 crucians later and numerous roach in between left him well pleased with his visit and he also commented on how well looked after the lake was. 

 

Regular contributor to the blog Gary Whitehead paid a visit to Statham this past week intent on catching Roach, so pole fishing it was 3ft deep with a single maggot on a 18s hook under a .3g float feeding loose maggots. Gary finally got the Roach on the feed when the Pike gate crashed the part unperturbed, he went to his car where he always carries a lure rod and proceeded to add 2 small jacks to his catch using a 10 g Fox Rage Spikey. 

 

Member Sonny Suroso paid a visit to The Mount Saturday and was well chuffed with the 14lbs common taken on a Ronnie rig with krill Wafter. 

 

I bumped into Daniel Martin on the Mist Friday while I was helping with some maintenance and we got chatting seem Daniel has been giving the Tench a right good hiding and proof was in the pudding has he hooked into the 10th of that session. This had increased to 11 by the time his catch report came in the biggest went 7lbs 3oz and all were caught using flat method feeders with micros and 8mm banded dumbbell Wafter, keep searching for that 8lber Daniel. 

 

Thank you to all our volunteers who were out and about on our fisheries this past week your work is much appreciated you know who you are. Please be patient with our volunteers if you're out fishing just remember They would probably prefer to be where you are. 

This week's match held close to the Broken Cross was won by George Barber AKA the breadman with an all roach catch on you guessed it bread punch, close behind was Jimmy Byrnes after contending with a rogue Pike, best action was by the conker trees. Geoff Brookes was 3rd catching small Roach & Perch, 20 anglers fished and all but 1 weighed in which is a good sign following the pollution last year. 

Our WAA Headquarters at 52, Parker Street, Warrington WA1 1LT remains closed on Friday evenings but members can simply post to this address or put their membership book or request in an envelope with their payment and a stamped addressed envelope, through our HQ door at 52, Parker Street, Warrington WA1 1LT where mail is collected and dealt with most days. Alternatively, you can post to Warrington Anglers Association PO. Box 71, Warrington WA1 1LR where mail is collected weekly. 

  

I would welcome any info of your visits/catches from any of our fisheries. Many members rely on your shared information for their visits to the bankside. Email secretary@Warrington-anglers.org.uk or use the catch report link at the top of our Facebook page. 

  

Results: 

Disabled+ & Over 60's Trent & Mersey Canal  

1)  George Barber 4-3-0     

2)  Jimmy Byrne 3-14-12    

3)  Geoff Brookes 3-6-3 

4) Al Faulkner 3-2-0        

Coming Events: 

MONDAY: 

Disabled & Over 60's Match next Monday will be on (the Bridgewater Canal at Pickering's Bridge) Draw 9-45am in the car park, £5 all-in, exact money only, no change given. 

There will also be a Disabled & Over 60`s Match on Woodshaw Thurs 2-6-22, draw in the car park and subs as above.