IN the F Garner Senior Trophy national team member Mark McClymont took top honours. Fishing this contest on peg 77 of the upper pound of the Sankey Canal, he weighed in with a catch of bream, roach, perch, gudgeon and skimmers for 11lbs-0ozs-8drms on long pole method.
Second was the ever consistent Stan Roberts fishing off peg 33 he caught roach, skimmers and bream on long pole for 10-9-0, he seems to be in the frame more than he s out of it this season.
Third was National team captain Mark Brown with roach and bream again on long pole for 9-6-12.
Fourth was Chris Ganley with a similar catch for 8-3-8.
Section Winners: 25-53, Geoff Jacks, on peg 51, 5-4-8, 55-79, Eddie Cooke, on peg 67, 7-10-0.
The Match was fished by twenty four anglers on the upper pound on pegs 25 to79.
Junior section: The Fred Mort & Son Trophy, Over 12s:
New member Mark Maidley in his debut fishing match triumphed over his opposition in this contest weighing in with a catch of skimmers roach and perch for 1-9-0, off peg 13 on the Vulcan reservoir.
Second place went to the very consistent Neil Douglas, on peg 10. with 0-13-0,again roach and skimmers making up his catch.
The Eric Clough Cup, Under 12s:
David Hey came home first in this part of the contest with roach and skimmers off peg 3 with 0-9-0.
Ladies section:
The Simon Vicars Ladies Trophy;
Former association Ladies Champion, Lynn Speakman appears to be chasing her old title in this years match programme, with another win under her belt it looks like a tight contest this season,
Lynn fishing off peg 26 on the Vulcan reservoir weighed in a catch of roach, perch and skimmers for 2-9-4.
Second place went to another close contender for the ladies championship, Shirley Dillsworth with 2-8-1,again roach, perch and skimmers making up her catch.
Third place went to new member, Kath Maidley with 1-14-0, Kath is the mum of young Mark who won in the junior section. It looks like fishing is well in the family, it is great to see family participation in the sport.
Notice:
The Association is currently looking for members, who would like to offer their services as bailiffs. Should you be interested please contact the secretary or Steve McNally. This position will put you in touch with whats going on in the club, and gives you the opportunity to meet your fellow anglers.
The Yew Tree Reservoir is fishing very well at the moment for all species.
Arthur Slater had a nice brace of Mirror Carp on sweet corn both fish were just into double figures, and nephew Dave Slater wasn't being out done with four carp, eight tench five bream three crucian carp and a number of very nice roach, again to corn on the bottom.
The carp and silver fish are providing excellent sport maggot, caster, corn, worm and meat are all producing quality fish.
The Sankey Canal upper pound is also fishing well for Silver fish both in number and quality maggot and caster are both scoring well. Tench bream and carp are also showing to bigger baits plus maggot and casters, 30s and 70s seem to be the hot spots.
The lower pound is having a few problems with weed but the open pegs are producing good catches, tench, bream, roach, rudd, perch and large eels are all there to be caught.
Both these two sections are available on Day Tickets off the banking, £3 per adult and £1 per junior.
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