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Paul Kozyra wins RiverFest qualifier on River Trent at Newark
Sunny conditions greeted the competitors who took part in the Angling Trust RiverFest qualifier on the River Trent at Newark on Saturday 19th July. The winner on the day and the first competitor from this qualifier to go through to the RiverFest final on 15th/16th November was Paul Kozyra from York, who weighed in 41 lbs of skimmers and bream up to 6 lbs.
In second place on the day and to qualify for the final for the second time was John Urruty (Alfreton Angling) with 26 lbs 8 oz. Final qualification place into the final was John Barningham (Lincoln Whisby) who finished ninth in the match to take the lead over England International angler, Sean Ashby by only 1 oz. John had 11 lbs 1 oz from peg 42 on the Newark Dyke.
Top 5 individual results
1st Paul Kozyra 41 lbs
2nd John Urruty 26 lbs 8 ozs
3rd Roger Wakenshaw 17 lbs 13 ozs
4th John Small 17 lbs
5th Steve Hemingray 14 lbs 11ozs
Qualifiers through to the grand final on the River Wye, at Hereford on 15th/16th November are; Paul Kozyra, John Urruty and John Barningham.
The next Angling Trust RiverFest takes place on the River Trent, Torksey to South Clifton on Sunday 27th July.
Source: Angling Trust Fishing News
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Newent Community School Wins Schools National Championship at Daiwa Hallcroft Fishery
Newent Community School from Newent, Gloucestershire won the Angling Trust Schools National Championship at Daiwa Hallcroft Fishery, Retford on 16th July 2014 with 72 points. The team consisted of; Matt Anderson, George Organ, Tom Cleverley, Jack Cleverley and Harvey Shayle.
In silver medal position saw newcomers, Campsmount Academy from Barnsley take second place in the team category with 66 points. The team were; Dean Lambie, Jack Waugh, Joshua Butler, Oliver Kerry and Charlie Hemingbrough. In third place with 60 points were Minsthorpe Community College Red, they were; Daniel Bryan, Logan Jones, Jessica Reed, Jake McAllister-Birch and Ellyse Dixon.
Newent Community School were back in the medals with the top individual classification going to Matt Anderson with an outstanding weight of 17.040 kg from Bridge Outer C14. In second place from Outwood Academy Valley Purple was Ben Storey with another good weight recorded of 16.880 kg from Moat Outer A5. In third position was Mathew Forres-Donelly from Dinnington Comprehensive ‘A’ from Canal Pool E2 with 10.920 kg.
The Under 14s winner on the day was Dean Lambie from Campsmount Academy with 10.160 kg, and the Geoff Woodcock Memorial trophy presented to the highest placed girl in the competition was Jessica Reed with 3.920 kg from Minsthorpe Community College Red.
The 80 competitors fished in very difficult conditions with temperatures reaching 25 degrees with bright sunshine throughout the day, but despite this some very good catches were being recorded for a lot of the competitors and everyone enjoyed the event.
The Angling Trust would like to offer their thanks and appreciation to Stephen McCaveny and Daiwa for their continued support and generous sponsorship of prizes for the event. Daiwa also provided their Consultant, Sandra Scotthorne who awarded all the prizes to the competitors. Appreciation also goes to Julie Abbot, England Ladies Coarse Team who helped out on the day, and to Terry, Luke and Nick Sears and all the staff at Daiwa Hallcroft Fisheries for the use of their water and all their help on the day.
Top 6 Team Results:
1st – Newent Community School – 72 points
2nd – Campsmount Academy – 66 points
3rd Minsthorpe Community College Red – 60 points
4th – Dinnington Comprehensive ‘A’ – 51 points
5th – Audensahw School – 47 points
6th Minsthorpe Community College Green – 45 points
Top 6 Individual Results:
1st Matt Anderson, Newent Community School 17.040 kg
2nd Ben Storey, Outwood Academy Valley Purple 16.880 kg
3rd Mathew Forres-Donelly, Dinnington Comprehensive ‘A’ 10.920 kg
4th Dean Lambie, Campsmount Academy 10.160 kg
5th James Bourdaine, Audenshaw School 9.240 kg
6th Cameron Preece, Outwood Academy Valley Purple 8.920 kg
Source: Angling Trust Fishing News
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UK fishing catch reports | Nina Dance, July 2014
I caught 'Humpy' from Fox Lake at Abbey Lakes on 12/7/14. He was a lake record at 76lb 1oz.
Nina Dance
How to fly fish for Trout - beginners video guides to fishing
UK Fisherman are delighted to bring you a series of fly fishing videos courtesy of The Totally Awesome Fishing Show, designed to help anglers with a range of fly fishing techniques and tactics.
If like me, you quite fancy giving fly fishing for trout a go but think, then this video is for you.
This video does what it says in the title. Fly fishing for Trout can be rewarding as you have the pleasure of making that perfect cast turn into the perfect catch. Graeme Pullen gives the beginners a big boost with his essential, easy-to-follow casting tips. And with 40 years fly fishing experience, he freely admits he is not a "pretty" caster - but the man certainly knows how to catch trout.
In this video he takes the Totally Awesome Fishing film editor and son Mike Pullen on his first ever fly fishing trip - all genuine, and not faked for camera. Mike soon taps in to the Avington Rainbows, but even Graeme is amazed at how quickly his son gets among the trout - of course, it must be his excellent coaching!
More angling videos form The Totally Awesome Fishing Show can be found by visint their YouTube channel or you can check out their Facebook page
Video courtesy of The Totally Awesome Fishing Show
Third Angling Trust RiverFest qualifier won by Shakespeare Superteam member
The third Angling Trust RiverFest qualifier, held on the River Severn at Lower Lode on Saturday 5th July saw Shakespeare Superteam member Paul Bick become the first angler to qualify for the final in successive seasons.
Paul easily won B section at Peg 33 with 15-5-0, made up of three decent bream, four skimmers and a few perch to groundbait feeder with maggot and worm hookbaits. Paul will now be hoping to go one better than his runner up spot in last year's final.
Joining Paul in the final will be Sensas Thyers sponsored match winner Roy Carter. Roy drew A section Peg 15 and amassed 27-7-0, a catch of four bream, eight perch and a surprise 8lb mirror carp, all were taken on worm baits and groundbait feeder. The final qualifier was another Shakespeare man, Steve Williams. Steve drew Peg 2 on the Haw Bridge section and with four hours of the match gone had not had a bite. He then made a decision to cast right across the river to the far bank and this brought him six skimmers weighing 8-13-0 in the final hour.
Top 6 individual results
1st Roy Carter (peg 15) 27-7-0
2nd Brian Rigby (peg 11) 24-6-0
3rd Lee Edwards (peg 2) 22-4-8
4th Rob Quinn (peg 3) 20-3-8
5th Brian Preece (peg 4) 20-3-0
6th Dave Roberts (peg 12) 18-2-0
The next RiverFest qualifier moves to the Bristol Avon, Newbridge to Saltford on Sunday 13th July.
Source: Angling Trust Fishing News
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Latest News from Linear Fisheries - 4th July 2014
| 2014 CHARITY RAFFLE TICKETS NOW ON SALE. | |
02 Jul |
 **Win a free years fishing at the Linear Complex** Raffle tickets will be available for £1 each or £5 per book, with all money raised going to the Motor Neurone Disease Association. These are available from the Linear bailiff's, the Linear Office or at the forthcoming Linear Open Day being held on Sat May 11th. Top prize is a free years fishing on the Linear Day Ticket Waters (Excluding Hunts Corner) and there are many other excellent prizes available. These include £400 of Sonubaits excellent “NEW” Code-Red boilies, a free years fishing at Linear’s Guys Syndicate and a set of ESP Rods, to mention just a few. Please help us support this worthy charity. |
| BRASENOSE ONE | |
04 Jul |
Carl Goulsbra had four fish up to 26lb using Mainline cell boilies fished at about 25-yards range. Lee Dodsworth had a 26.04 mirror using Carp Cuizine real meal boilies. Justin Borman had three fish recently using Mainline hybrid wafters fished over hemp and corn, the biggest two weighed 20.04 and 24.08. Fishing with him was Stuart Clark-Gandy who two fish up to 20lb 09oz using similar tactics. Dean Allaway had a number of fish using Carp Cuizine boilies, this included three twenties. And after a successful day on St. Johns, Kev Hewitt from Hinders dropped onto B-1 for his last few hours and landed three fish up to 25lb. |
| BRASENOSE TWO | |
04 Jul |
Chris Standen landed 29 carp up to 25lb during a five night session with two of his mate, between the three of them they landed 63 fish! For the last couple of years we have provided swims for "Fishability UK" who provide fishing experiences for ex-forces personnel who are receiving physical or psychological rehabilitation. Again this year they were on B-2 and the lake didn’t disappoint with two of the lads setting new PB's; John Hayman with a 23lb 08oz mirror and Stuart Taylor with a cracking 29lb 03oz mirror. See you again next year! Also on B-2 was Angela Moore who after landing three twenties to 27.04 on B-1 went on to land a stunning 35lb B-2 mirror. |
| GENERAL | |
01 Jul |
We are always getting asked about when’s the best time to show up to the fishery. Its hard to say for definite but we always seems to have a shift change of anglers on Sundays, Wednesday and Fridays, with Sunday afternoons arguably being the best time to arrive. Many anglers seem to think that all lakes are permanently full and you can never get a swim, this is far from the case. We can get exceptionally busy on weekends, especially on bank holidays but even then its very rare that we are completely full, in fact during the last two years we can only remember this happening once (the recent Easter Bank Holiday). Below are the number of swims on each lake that were free at roughly midday Sunday 22nd just gone. (Number of Free Swims) Brasenose-One (33 swims free) Brasenose-Two (30 swims free) St. Johns Pool (24 swims free) Manor Farm Lake (14 swims free) Oxlease Lake (32 swims free) Hunts Corner Lake (4 swims free) Hardwick/Smiths (39 swims free) |
04 Jul |
**Upcoming Lake Closures for Matches/Events** Swims 1-9 on Brasenose-Two will be closed for (Fishability UK) from 8pm Friday 27th June until Sunday afternoon. Brasenose-One and Brasenose-Two will both be closed from 9am on Friday 11th July for the UK Carp Cup semi-finals. Both lakes will reopen on Sunday afternoon at approximately 3-4pm. Oxlease Lake will be closed for tree work from 8am Monday 28th July until PM on Friday 1st August. Oxlease Lake will then be closed again from 6pm Sunday 3rd August for the start of the BYCAC Junior Championships. The lake will then remain closed until roughly 3-4pm on Sunday the 10th of August. Hunts Corner Lake will still be open during this period. Brasenose-One, Brasenose-Two and Hardwick/Smiths will be closed for the MNDA Pro-Am Charity Event (Fish with the Stars) from 6pm on Sunday 10th of August until approximately 3pm on Wednesday 13th of August. **Weed Cutting Lake Closures** The whole of Brasenose-One will be closed for weed cutting from 8am Monday 4th August until 5pm Thursday 7th August. On the Guys Syndicate we will be cutting from 8am Monday 18th August. The cutting will commence on Yeoman’s Lake and dependant on the amount of weed will take 2-3 days. The boat will then move to Gaunts lake, where again, dependant on the volume of weed the boat will cut for 2-3 days. Whilst the boat is out on the water, no fishing will be allowed on that particular lake. Weed Cutting The whole of Brasenose-One will be closed for weed cutting from 8am Monday 4th August until 5pm Thursday 7th August. On the Guys Syndicate we will be cutting from 8am Monday 18th August. The cutting will commence on Yeoman’s Lake and dependant on the amount of weed will take 2-3 days. The boat will then move to Gaunts lake, where again, dependant on the volume of weed the boat will cut for 2-3 days. Whilst the boat is out on the water, no fishing will be allowed on that particular lake. |
| GUY LAKES | |
04 Jul |
On Unity Lake, Jason Woodward had four mirrors during a recent session they weighed 15.01, 20.14, 21.11 and 36.03 And after losing a couple, Gareth Cook had two fish up to 23lb. Whilst on Gaunts Lake Dale Glover had the big mirror known as the "Sergeant" at a very spawned out weight of 33lb 14oz using Xcel boilies. |
| HUNTS CORNER LAKE | |
04 Jul |
Lee landed four fish including two mirrors of 22.03 and 24.08. He was fishing with his friend Andy Stalker unfortunately lost five fish but did manage a nice 23lb 01oz mirror. And also on Hunts, Paul Shorter smashed his PB when he slipped the net under a very nice 31lb 06oz mirror caught using halibut pellets. |
| MANOR FARM LAKE | |
04 Jul |
Manor Farm Lake has been fishing a bit slow of late but that didn't stop Ben Sharp from Melton Mowbray landing three fish, mirrors weighing 19lb and 24lb 04oz along with a 28.08 common. |
| OXLEASE LAKE | |
04 Jul |
Russell Hares had a 32lb 08oz mirror using a zig rigged cork ball that had only been in the water for about ten minutes! And Parry Frost had a nice 8lb 10oz tench using two bits of fake corn soaked in betalin and fished over a bed of Sticky Baits krill boilies. |
| ST JOHNS POOL | |
04 Jul |
Kev Hewitt from Hinders of Swindon had six fish up to 32lb 02oz during a day only session. Jon Gasher had a new UK PB in the shape of a stunning 36lb 10oz mirror, this was his first ever trip to the complex. Liam Hodges had 25 fish up to 26lb 08oz using West Country Baits LH1 boilies. John Banks from Vale Royal Angling Centre had three fish recently including 24lb 10oz and 27lb 01oz. |
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Angling Trust & Canal & River Trust pilot PAIRS Canal Championship for 2014
The Angling Trust & Canal & River Trust are delighted to announce the date competitors can start to apply for the Pairs Canal Championship which will be held on the Shropshire Union Canal in the Soudley area on 14th September 2014.
Entry forms will be available to apply for this new event from 15th July – 15th August, available on the Angling Trust website at www.anglingtrust.net, or alternatively email; sandra.drew@anglingtrust.net or telephone Sandra Drew, Competitions & Events Manager, Angling Trust on 0115 9061 301.. Please note: Entries will only be accepted by postal applications.
This Championship is open to anyone 17 years and above with an entry fee of £40.00 per pair, with optional pools available on the day of £10 per angler. This year to support the pilot of the Championship it is not necessary to have individual membership of the Angling Trust, or to be a Friend of Canal & River Trust.
This Championship will also carry a prize pot for the top three pairs of; 1st pair £1,250, 2nd pair £750, 3rd pair £500 (Subject to entries and sponsorship).
As well as the Pairs Championship there will also be an open junior section run in conjunction with the main event on the same day at Market Drayton on the Shropshire Union Canal open to anyone aged 12 – 16 years of age on the day of the match. This event will be free to enter, and all junior competitors must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Entry forms will be available for this event via the Angling Trust at; www.anglingtrust.net or alternatively email; sandra.drew@anglingtrust.net or telephone Angling Trust on 0115 9061 301. The deadline for Junior entries is 15th August.
John Ellis, National Fisheries and Angling Manager of the Canal & River Trust said
“We are delighted to be working in partnership with Angling Trust and Hodnet Angling club to host this pilot event. I am confident that the angling community will support the event and make it a huge success.”
David Kent, Director and Chair of Competitions of the Angling Trust stated
"Following the success of the Stillwater and RiverFest events Angling Trust Competitions Group has been looking to run a top canal event to add to its already large portfolio of competitions. We have also had for some years a desire to re-introduce a pairs event. The opportunity of working with the Canal & River Trust to deliver these targets came just at the right time. It will also further enhance the already close relationship between the two organisations. I am confident that the pilot this year will be a real success and pave the way for a countrywide Canal Pairs event from 2015."
Source: Angling Trust Fishing News
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Championship glory for Drennan Team England at the European Championship
Team England proved to the world they are the best of the best when it comes to coarse angling by taking the World Championship winners title by storm to bring home team gold in the FIPSed 20th European Championship.
Drennan Team England consisted of; Will Raison, Sean Ashby, Alan Scotthorne, Callum Dicks, Lee Kerry, Simon Willsmore, Mark Downes and Mark Addy (Joint Managers).
The European Championship was held on 28th and 29th June on the Hensies Pommeroeul Canal, Bernissart, Belgium with 24 nations competing. England knew they had to get things right from the start if they were going to be contenders for the medals this year which needed them to locate the bream early on.
Mark Downes and Mark Addy (Joint Managers) stated “It was an extremely difficult venue where the difference was sheer concentration and patience that saw England "steal" the gold medal at the 24th hour in the World Championship. After a reasonable 1st day on 5th with 35 points, England knew they needed a low 20 points to have a chance of scooping their 5th European Title. With 15 minutes to go it was Will Raison who hooked and landed a 4 lb bream, his only fish apart from 4 small perch, followed by Sean Ashby doing exactly the same, a 3 lb bream to go with his single perch. Both finished 3rd in their sections joined by Callum Dicks 3rd , Alan Scotthorne 6th and Simon Willsmore 8th for 23 points, totalling 59 over the 2 days.”
“The team have worked brilliantly this week and we are all over the moon to win the Championship and bring home gold.”
In runners up position was Russia who put in another outstanding performance and only one point behind England to take silver, with Italy taking bronze. England were out of contention in the individual medal states with Mike Thinnes from Luxembourg taking the gold medal win, Diego Da Silva from France in silver medal position and Roman Pokorny Jr from the Czech Republic in third to take bronze.
Dick Clegg, OBE, Angling Trust International Manager said “An absolutely fantastic performance by Drennan Team England to win in Belgium which highlights the versitality of the squad after last years World Championship win in Poland. To be crowned champions at both European and World level is something special and I applaud the management and the squad on such a tremendous achievement. I know I am still on my favourite soapbox when I say it's about time our countries sporting bodies recognised our anglers and put some of the millions of pounds raised by lotteries into what is without doubt the most successful of English sports.”
Top 5 Team results
1st England Gold - 59 points
2nd Russia - 60 points
3rd Italy - 67 points
4th Netherlands -71 points
5th Czech Republic - 85 points
Top 5 Individual results
1st Mike Thinnes, Luxembourg - 3 points
2nd Diego Da Silva, France - 4 points
3rd Roman Pokorny Jr, Czech Republic - 4 points
4th Yury Siptsov, Russia – 5 points
5th Jozsef Varga, Hungary – 5 points
England Placings
6th Will Raison – 5 points
11th Callum Dicks – 9 points
16th Alan Scotthorne – 11 points
18th Sean Ashby – 11 points
111th Simon Willsmore – 32 points (fished 1 day)
116th Lee Kerry – 39 points (fished 1 day)
The Angling Trust would like to offer their congratulations to the England team for their superb outstanding performance in Belgium to be crowned World Champions, and to also offer their appreciation to the team sponsors Drennan International for their continued support and sponsorship.
Source: Angling Trust Fishing News
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Tackle reviews: Hybrid Metalica Fishing Lures from Payo
Here at UK Fisherman, we are always delighted to get away from the desk and actually spend some time fishing, so we couldn't wait to get out and try out some "hybrid metalica fishing lures" sent to us recently, courtesy of The House of Bruar
Product Description:
We tested out the following lures from Payo:
- Aegis 110 lure (yellow head, silver shad)
- Toeshot 120 lure (black back, chrome and gold)
- Toeshot 120 lure (blue back, chrome and silver)
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"Since we (House of Bruar) introduced these lures last season, they have been responsible for many salmon captures from as far apart as Loch Lomond, Loch Ness and particularly closer to home on the Rivers Tay and Tummel. A suspending lure, it is best fished by casting square to the current and retrieving the lure slowly. Takes are aggressive and for whatever reason, the fish seem to respond really well to these lure. The colours are particularly attractive to early season salmon."
Review:
The first thing to mention about these lures from Payo is they look superb, really life like, juts like a small bait fishing waiting to be snapped up by a hungry predator.
The finish on these baits is very good, with vibrant, really accurate looking colours. Everything looks so realistic from the eyes, the gills and the scales. Under the surface of the water, the lures truly mimic the movement and look of a small bait fish. They shine and glint superbly in the water and move realistically.
The small diving lip at the head of the lure helps bring it down nicely in the water, while the three treble hooks appear very strong and sharp. In terms of weight, although the lures are on the light side, we found that they cast a reasonable distance quite easily.
To conclude, we found these Hybrid Metalica Lures an excellent product, well made and extremely realistic. Well worth a try!!
Score:
Prices and where to buy:
The Payo Hybrid Metalica Lures are available to buy online at www.houseofbruar.com/shop-payo
- Price - £7.95 per lure
- Available in various styles and colours
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TideFest fishing competition announced for tidal Thames in London.
The Angling Trust and Thames Angler’s Conservancy (TAC) are pleased to announce the establishment of an annual angling competition to take place as part of the new TideFest event in London, which this year coincides with World Rivers Day on September 28th.
The match, which is sponsored by the Thames Tideway Tunnel project, has a first prize of £500 and is expected to attract some of the top river anglers in the area. It is being held on the gravel foreshore downstream of Kew Bridge, an area that has thrown up some big bags of bream, roach and dace in club competitions in recent years.
As well as providing an exciting contest the match will also be helpful in assessing the health of the tidal Thames now that the once problematic sewage works upstream at Mogden has had a multi million pound upgrade. TideFest is a celebration of the recreational importance of London’s River and will involve a range of other activities designed to get people out and enjoying what the Thames Tideway has to offer. TideFest is a partner of Totally Thames – formerly the Mayor’s Thames Festival.
Match Details
50 peg Thames Tideway Angling Competition with £500 First Prize plus pools and trophy
Date and Time: Sunday September 28th. 8am - 1pm
Draw: 7am Strand on the Green, Kew Bridge London W4 3RE
Tickets: £5 , cheques made payable to the Angling Trust, with proceeds to the young persons angling charity Get Hooked on Fishing
Contact: Ron’s Tackle, 465 Upper Richmond Rd West, London SW14 7PU Tel: 020 8876 4897.
Or email sandra.drew@anglingtrust.net
The groups involved in organising TideFest include the London Wildlife Trust, Thames Angler’s Conservancy, Thames 21, The River Thames Society and the Angling Trust. Other activities planned include foreshore walks, river dipping, sailing, kayaking and walks along the Wandle Way and possibly some young persons angling tuition on the River Wandle.
TideFest has been warmly welcomed and the match is expected to quickly sell out when tickets go on sale next week.
Sky TV presenter and Thames specialist Keith Arthur backed the event saying: "I have fished the full tidal river for 40 years and it continues to improve despite regular pollutions, something the Tideway Tunnel will eliminate. Unfortunately I won't be able to attend on the day but those who do can expect bream to 8lb and more, possibly on the stick float too, a couple of rod lengths out. This section of river has produced carp to 38lb, barbel in double figures and huge bags of dace and roach. I confidently predict there will also be rainbow and sea trout caught, especially if there is extra water on the river. It will be a genuine eye-opener."
Dave Harvey, Chairman of TAC said: "The tidal Thames can be a fantastic fishery with Bream, Roach, Dace regularly being caught along with many other species. Add in sea fish such as small Flounder and Bass and this match will be a very special event. With the Tideway Tunnel now at the planning stage, it will give us a glimpse of just how good the river will become.
Fishing a tidal river is a challenge and TAC members are really looking forward to it."
Angling Trust Campaign Chief Martin Salter added:
“Following the success of last year’s RiverFest the Angling Trust is delighted to be continuing attract match anglers back to river fishing whilst at the same time highlighting the importance of cleaning up London’s river. We’ve got a great cash prize for the winner and will also be raising money to support the fantastic work of Get Hooked on Fishing that does so much to help youngsters get into our sport.”
Source: Angling Trust Fishing News
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