Good sport
continues on both lakes at Town Parks Fishery with more settled weather
expected.
The upper
Match Lake saw anglers taking good bags of Carp and Silvers more especially
from deeper water pegs.
Catch of the
week was undoubtedly a superb Crucian Carp caught by Kingsbridge rod Richard
Clarkson which tipped the scales at 5lbs 8oz! The current British record stands
at 4lbs 9oz and the Fishery is awaiting official confirmation of the catch from
Anglers Mail!
During the same
session Clarkson also banked 9 Carp, the best a fine Ghostie of 12lbs 2oz.
All the fish
fell to sweetcorn or luncheon meat offered by the inflow from peg 7.
Once again
Roddy Metcalf found the fish during several short visits Carp falling to pellet
offered mid depth and some good Skimmers taking maggot and castor.
On the
Specimen Lake the first Catfish of the year hit the bank!
Town Parks
regular Mark Warren fished a green lime/choc hellraiser boilie from peg 16 when
he connected with the fish just after sunrise. Warren immediately realised the
fish was a Cat so let the fish tire itself out before bringing it to the net.The
fish tipped the scales at 19lbs 2oz!
Regular Matt
Feakes fished peg 9 whilst fishing partner Steve Jones set up his newly
acquired rods and reels on the next peg. As he rested the rods on his pod and
returned to his car to collect bait his alarm screamed off and Feakes had to
play the fish to the net!
It turned out
that the previous owner had left a boilie on the hair which the fish took from
six inches in front of the peg!!!
Town Parks regular Matt Feakes banked this fine condition Mirror Carp from peg
8. The fish took a boilie form six inches in front of the peg after the bait was
dropped in before casting!! |
Plymouth rod
Dennis Assall visited peg 4 for the first time in 15 years! Fishing a Cell
dumbbell popped up with dayglow corn, Assall ended the session banking a double
figure Common.
Dave Grylls
fished from 10 and had a couple of runs eventually banking a double figure
Mirror.
Dave Grylls fished form peg 10 at Town Parks Fishery and banked this double
figure Mirror Carp. |
The Winter
maintenance programme is well underway. The large willow tree behind peg 7 on
the Specimen Lake has been felled due to Health and Safety concerns. Once
felled it transpired that the tree was rotten throughout the centre!!
The banks
behind pegs 1 to 6 on the Match Lake are also being cleared to remove any snags
when casting.
The seating
area outside the shop is due to be completed by Easter.
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