Exeter & District Angling Association - Club News
Today’s Over 55s match was held at a very warm Sampford Peverell ponds.
Having once again drawn the favoured peg 1, Alan Crouch made the most of his “ golden arm”.
Alan had several carp to 6lbs, plus silvers, for a total weight of 31lbs 8ozs. All taken using method feeder tactics.
Second from peg 6, Barry Westerlys had 28lbs 3ozs. Barry’s catch was mainly made up of 3 common carp, for 24lbs 3 ozs. All fell to pole tactics, fished in the margins.
Third from peg 9, Rich Howcroft continued his good recent form , 14lb 13ozs being enough.
2 carp for almost 12lbs making up most of his catch.
The next match will be at Abbrook on the 5th August.
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Today’s match was a pairs event, held at Fennick ponds.
In very warm conditions it proved to be harder than expected for the 12 anglers taking part.
The winning pair, Mark Branson and Rich Howcroft both made the most of a favourable draw,
Mark won the top pond from peg 1, returning 20lb 4ozs , 8 carp, all caught on method feeder tactics.
His partner Rich, peg 12 on the bottom pond, caught tench, skimmers, crucians and roach for a second place , weighing 9lb 15ozs. Pole fished maggots proving to be the best bait. Their 3 point score taking the spoils.
Second pair were Tony Potter and Tim Westwood.
Tony won the bottom pond, a mixed silvers net, weighing 11lb 11ozs, all on pole tactics.
Tim had 4 carp for 8lb 8ozs, 5 points between them.
In third place were Alan Crouch and Dave Cave, with 6 points.
The next match will be on the 22 July, S. Peverell is the venue.
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Exeter & District Angling Association
The E&DAA now controls over 26 miles of fishing in and around the Exeter area, covering canal, ponds and rivers. The Associations aim is to provide low-cost, varied fishing for local anglers
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