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MATCH RESULTS - 7th MARCH
On Sunday the Club held its first ever match on Northwich A.A.’s ‘Dane Valley Pool 3’ at Shipbrook Lane, Rudheath. Alan Forster headed the field with 3-8-8 of skimmers in the 4oz bracket, plus roach, rudd and perch, all caught at 10 metres on pole-fished worm and maggot from peg 6. Peter Knight, peg 4, was second with 1-11-0 of skimmers and Les Akenhead on peg 3 was third with 1-4-6 of skimmers, roach and perch.
MATCH RESULTS - 28th FEBRUARY
The final round of the series for the Amanda Lester Cup was held on the Trent & Mersey Canal at Broken Cross on Sunday morning. This turned out to be another tough match with only two of the competitors managing to catch. In first place was Arthur Kenney with 0-1-8 of perch and gudgeon and Alan Forster was second thanks to a single gudgeon of 0-0-10. Arthur’s win ensured that he lifted the Cup for 2010 with 123 points. The runner-up spot was filled by Mark Emmison with 99 and Chris Parry was third 67 points.
MATCH RESULTS - 21st FEBRUARY
Mike Smith’s second win of the week came in Saturday’s match on Heesom’s Pool. The Pool was part frozen and some ice-breaking was needed before the ‘all in’. Mike was drawn on peg 7 and he again used a pole to present worm and pinkie at 11 metres to put 4-12-7 of roach and perch on the scales. Ronnie Durr, peg 18, secured second with 4-2-4 of roach and in third place was Steve Furfie, peg 2, with 1-9-4 of roach. The 5th round of the six-match series for the Amanda Lester Cup was held on Sunday morning on the River Dane in Northwich town centre. Unfortunately, heavy snow during the previous night meant that the River was slowly rising and carried a great deal of cold water. As a consequence, none of the competitors managed to catch and only attendance points were awarded to those who turned up. With one match to go in this series, Arthur Kenney is leading the way with 98 points, followed by Mark Emmison who has 94 and Chris Parry with 62.
MATCH RESULTS - 14th FEBRUARY
The 4th round match of the Amanda Lester Cup series was held on With two matches to go in this series Arthur Kenney is leading the way with 93 points, closely followed by Mark Emmison with 89. A rather distant third is Chris Parry with 57 points.
MATCH RESULTS - 7th FEBRUARY
MATCH RESULTS - 31st JANUARY
MATCH RESULTS - 24th JANUARY Wednesday’s match on Heesom’s Pool was cancelled as no anglers turned up to compete – they all assumed that the Pool was still frozen over.
MATCH RESULTS - 17th JANUARY WEATHER WINS AGAIN Unfortunately, last Wednesday’s match on Heesom’s Pool had to be cancelled as the venue was frozen over.
The overall winner of this 6-match Series for 2009/10 is Arthur Kenney with a total of 89 points. In the runner-up spot is Chris Parry with 85 and third is Mark Emmison who finished with 68 points.
MATCH RESULTS - 10th JANUARY The recent spell of cold weather took its toll on the Club’s matches last week as both Wednesday’s and Saturday’s contests due to be held on Heesom’s Pool had to be cancelled because of the icy conditions. Sunday’s 5th round match of the Scott’s Shield series was due to be held on the River Dane in Northwich town centre but because the bank was dangerous the contest was moved to the Barnton Red Lion stretch of the River Weaver. Unfortunately, none of the competitors managed to record a bite although attendance points were awarded to those who turned up. With just one match to go in this series it is tight at the top. Leading the way is Arthur Kenney with 64 points, closely followed by Mark Emmison who has 63 and Chris Parry with 61 points.
MATCH RESULTS 3rd JANUARY
Both last Wednesday’s and Saturday’s matches at Heesom’s Pool were called off as no anglers turned up, probably not surprising given the freezing weather. The 4th round match of the Scott’s Shield series was due to be held on the Top and Middle Cisterns on Sunday morning but both waters were frozen solid and the venue was changed to the Lostock Work’s length of the Trent and Mersey Canal – the only stretch of the Canal that was found to be free of ice. Not surprisingly, the fishing was incredibly hard with Alan Forster needing only 4 small roach that weighed-in at 0-1-6 to claim the maximum points on offer. Alan’s fish were taken on the pole at 10 metres with punch and pinkie as the hook baits. Second was Mark Emmison with 0-0-9 and the frame was completed by Chris Parry with 0-0-8 - both anglers’ catches comprising of a single gudgeon. With 2 rounds to go in this six-match series, Arthur Kenney is leading the way with 59 points. Close behind are Mark Emmison with 58 and Chris Parry who has 56 points.
MATCH RESULTS - 27th DECEMBER HARD GOING
Leading the way at the half-way stage in this six match series is Arthur Kenney with 54 points followed by Calvin Tagg with 46 and Mark Emmison who has accumulated 34 points.
MATCH RESULTS - 20th DECEMBER
Saturday’s match on the Pool was a hard affair with bites few and far between following a hard overnight frost that left half of this fishery covered in ice. Only three anglers turned up for this The second round of the Scott’s Shield series was due to be held on Sunday morning on the Top and Middle Cisterns but both waters were completely frozen and the match was mover to the River Weaver’s Dredger length. Even on the River ice breaking was needed to allow fishing to take place. Four anglers turned up for this match but all failed to catch with only one recording any bites at all! Consequently, these competitors received 5 points each for attending.
MATCH RESULTS - 6th DECEMBER
This win put Mark Emmison well in front in the final overall scoring and he lifted the Cup for 2009 with 136 points. In the runner-up spot was Arthur Kenney with 125 and third was Chris Parry who finished with 120 points.
MATCH RESULTS - 29th NOVEMBER Terry Middleton’s run of good form continued last Wednesday with another win in the regular mid-week match at Heesom’s Pool. Drawn on peg 9, Terry used a tip rod with maggot on the hook to put together a net of skimmers and roach that registered 11-12-0 on the scales. Back in second place was Kenney Carter, peg 12, who used the same method to finish the match with 5-8-0 of skimmers and roach. The pay out was completed by Mark Emmison, peg 27, with 5-2-0 of roach and perch taken on pole-fished pinkie and worm at 11 metres. On Sunday 26 anglers competed in the Club’s annual ‘Fur & Feather’ match on Heesom’s Pool. Weights were down on recent weeks and John Cheetham, peg 17, only needed 3-15-0 of skimmers and roach to secure the top prize. The second spot was filled by Chris Parry, peg 17, with 2-12-0 of roach, perch and a single skimmer, all tempted by maggot presented on the pole at 10 metres. Third was Calvin Tagg on peg 24 with 2-4-0 of roach and perch. Could both of the above winners email me a photo of yourselves, Ruddyroach.
MATCH RESULTS - 22nd NOVEMBER Terry Middleton recorded back-to-back wins last week as he registered convincing victories in the Club’s two matches on Heesom’s Pool. First up was the regular mid-week match on Wednesday and Terry headed the field with 13-4-0 of skimmers and crucians, all taken on a tip rod with maggot on the hook from peg 16. Second was John Cheetham, peg 13, who used the same method to weigh-in with 8-12-0 of skimmers. The frame was completed by Mike Smith, peg 24, who used a pole to present worm at 10 metres to put together a net of roach to 8ozs, together with a few skimmers and perch, which registered 7-14-0 on the scales. The second of Terry Middleton’s wins came in the latest of the Club’s winter Saturday matches on Heesom’s Pool. On this occasion Terry was drawn on peg 22 and he again used the combination of tip rod with maggot for 15-9-0 of skimmers. Mike Smith, peg 25, was second with 11-14-0 of roach and skimmers, all tempted by worm presented on the pole at 10 metres. Third was Ronnie Durr, peg 17, with 10-9-0 of skimmers and crucians. T With one match remaining in this series, Mark Emmison is leading the way with 111 points. In second place is Arthur Kenney with 104 and Chris Parry is a close third with 104 points.
MATCH RESULTS - 8th NOVEMBER
At the halfway point of this 6-match series, the current points leader is Mark Emmison with 69. He is followed by Chris Parry with 65 and Arthur Kenney who has 64 points.
MATCH RESULTS - 1st NOVEMBER Terry Middleton was the top rod in last Wednesday’s match on Heesom’s Pool thanks to an all-skimmer net that weighed-in at 11-8-0, all taken on a light tip rod with groundbait feeder and red maggot on the hook from peg 8. Second was John Cheetham, peg 21 who used the same method for 6-11-0 of skimmers and crucians. Also in the money was Trevor Jones on peg 27 with 6-4-0. Heesom’s Pool was also the venue for the Club’s Saturday match and Terry Middleton made it a double-header as he secured his second win of the week. Having drawn peg 22, Terry used a tip rod with maggot and worm to land 14 skimmers and 4 crucians for a winning haul of 18-9-0. Barry Owen, peg 14, was second with 13-4-0 of skimmers, crucians and roach, all tempted by caster fished on the pole at 11 metres. Again, Trevor Jones, peg 12, had to settle for third place as he put 8-2-0 of skimmers on the scales.
MATCH RESULTS - 25th OCTOBER Kenny Carter on peg 21 secured the win in Wednesday’s match at Heesom’s Pool with 7-15-0 of skimmers and perch taken on maggot fished on a tip rod and, later, on the pole. Second place went to Mark Emmison, peg 26, with 6-6-0 of skimmers and roach tempted by worm and squatt. Mike Smith, peg 17, completed the pay out with 4-14-0 of roach, perch and a single crucian taken on pole-fished red maggot and worm at 11 metres. The Pool was also the venue for the latest of the Club’s Saturday matches. First was Terry Middleton, peg 8, with a net of skimmers that weighed-in at 6-13-0. Terry took all of his fish on a tip rod with maggot on the hook. Bob Foster on peg 18 was second with 5-8-0 of roach and perch, including a sample of the latter that weighed just under 2lbs, all taken on pole-fished maggot at 11 metres. The frame was completed by Dave Blears, peg 47, with 4-4-0 of crucians.
MATCH RESULTS - 18th OCTOBER
There was a good turn out of 21 anglers for Sunday’s match on Heesom’s Pool, but a drop in temperature over the last few nights meant that the contest was a bit of a let down with only 5 match-men bothering to weigh-in. In first place was Terry Middleton on peg 5 with 16-2-0 of skimmers, roach and a tench of 3lbs. Terry took all of his fish on a tip rod with groundbait feeder and red maggot as the hook bait. John Cheetham, peg 17, used the same method to secure the second slot with 11-1-0 of skimmers, plus a crucian. Third was Ronny Durr, peg 6 with 8-1-0 and the pay out was completed by Peter Moore on peg 4 with 3-0-0.
MATCH RESULTS - 11th OCTOBER Victory in Wednesday’s match at Heesom’s Pool was secured by Terry Middleton. Drawn on peg 45, Terry used a tip rod with groundbait feeder and maggot as the hook bait to take skimmers and roach for a winning 10-0-0. Second was Calvin Tagg, peg 44, who finished the match with 7-2-0 of roach, skimmers and a tench of 2½ lbs and the frame was completed by Mick Cowley, peg 48, with 5-2-0. Heesom’s Pool was also the venue for Saturday’s match and it was John Cheetham on peg 5 who was the clear winner with 11-10-0 of skimmers, roach and a couple of crucians, all tempted by worm and red maggot presented at distance on a light tip rod. Ronny Durr, peg 21, was second with 8-6-0 of crucians, skimmers and roach, and Barry Owen, peg 22, was third with an all-roach net that weighed-in at 6-11-0 On Sunday morning the River Weaver’s Dredger length was the venue for the Club’s regular Sunday match but the turnout was disappointingly small with only two anglers competing. First was Les Akenhead, peg 421, with 1-12-0 of roach and a single skimmer, taken from the centre of the River on a tip rod with maggot on the hook. A close second was Chris Parry with 1-11-0 of roach taken on pole-fished maggot at 11 metre from peg 422.
MATCH RESULTS - 4th OCTOBER
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Barry Owen was the clear winner of Saturday’s match on Heesom’s Pool with 6-10-8. Drawn on peg 8, Barry fished caster and worm on the pole at 11 and 7 metres to land a steady flow of roach throughout the match. Trevor Jones on peg 17 was second with 4-12-10 of roach, perch and a single skimmer, all tempted by maggot fished on a tip rod. Dave Blears, peg 45, was again in the money as he secured the third slot with 3-15-7. 
The top slot in the Club’s Wednesday match last week on Heesom’s Pool was filled by Ronnie Durr thanks to a net of mainly roach, together with a few perch, that weighed-in at 4-11-10. All of Ronnie’s catch were taken on red maggot and pinkie presented at 10 metres on a pole from peg 18. Second was Mike Smith, peg 10, with 3-13-12 of roach and perch, all tempted by squatt and pinkie fished on the pole at 9 metres. John Cheetham, peg 13, used a tip rod to fish big maggot at distance to take the third place with 2-6-14 of roach and a single skimmer
Barry Owen was the clear winner of Saturday’s match at the Pool with an all-roach net that registered 5-0-0 on the scales. Drawn on peg 8, Barry took all his catch on worm and caster fished at 11 metres. Trevor Jones on peg 10 used a pole to fish caster at 7 metres and, after a slow start, he secured second with 3-5-0 of roach and perch. The pay out was completed by Steve Furfie, peg 7, with 2-12-4 of roach. 
It was a good week for Mike Smith as he recorded back-to-back wins. First up was Wednesday’s match at Heesom’s Pool in which Mike secured the top pay out with 2-10-0 of roach, plus a couple of perch. All of Mike’s fish were taken on pinkie and worm on the pole at 11 metres off peg 25. Second was Kenny Carter, peg 47, with 1-2-0 of roach, perch and a single small crucian and the frame was completed by Ronnie Durr on peg 18 with 1-1-0.
The clear winner of Saturday’s match on Heesom’s Pool was Trevor Jones with a mixed bag of roach, perch and a skimmer that registered 2-15-7 on the scales. All of Trevor’s fish were taken on a tip rod with maggot on the hook from peg 17. Ronnie Durr, peg 9, used the same method to secure second place with 1-13-8 of perch, roach and a solitary skimmer. Third was Les Akenhead on peg 16 with 1-10-11 of roach and perch. 
Sunday morning on the Top and Middle Cisterns. All of the leading three anglers in this contest were drawn in a line on the Top Cistern. Bob Foster fished maggot on the pole at 9 metres to net a perch of just over 2lbs, together with a few rudd, to lead the way with 2-7-7. Second was Les Akenhead with 1-11-12 of roach, rudd and a skimmer and also in the money was Arthur Kenney who filled the third slot with an all-roach catch of 1-9-3
The 3rd round match of the Amanda Lester Cup series on Sunday morning was also held at Heesom’s Pool. First was Ronnie Durr, peg 9, who used a tip rod with maggot on the hook to land a couple of skimmers and a roach for 1-15-9. Les Akenhead used the same method from peg 17 to take 10 roach to put 1-6-3 on the scales. The third slot was filled by Calvin Tagg, peg 8, with 0-11-3 of perch and roach. At the halfway point in this six match series, Arthur Kenney is leading the way with 70 points, followed by Mark Emmison with 67 and Chris Parry with 52. 
The weights improved slightly in Saturday’s match at Heesom’s Pool with Terry Middleton on peg 16 securing first place with 3-14-2 of roach, perch and a skimmer, all taken on a tip rod with maggot on the hook. Ronnie Durr, peg 18, was second with 3-4-5 of roach and perch and the third slot was filled by Kenny Carter on peg 13 with 1-9-0. 
Round 2 of the series for the Amanda Lester Cup was held on Sunday morning on the Trent and Mersey Canal at Billinge Green. Following a hard overnight frost with snow it was no surprise that this was a dour match with the competitors struggling for bites. Peter Moore claimed the maximum points on offer thanks to a catch consisting of 9 gudgeon and a single roach that registered 0-2-7 on the scales. All of Peter’s fish were taken on pinkie presented at 3 metres on the pole from a peg close to the road bridge. A very close second was Chris Parry with 0-2-3 of gudgeon and third place was filled by Arthur Kenney with 0-0-7 of small gudgeon and perch.
Following a number of hard overnight frosts, Heesom’s Pool was half frozen over for last Wednesday’s match. Furthermore, only one angler, Peter Moore turned up, but after a short spell of margin ice breaking he decided to fish from peg 16. His reward was a net containing 5 perch and a skimmer for a weight of 1-13-0. 
The 3rd round match of the Scott’s Shield series was held on the Trent and Mersey Canal at Billinge Green on Sunday morning. The fishing was extremely hard and Arthur Kenney needed just a single perch of 0-2-13 to secure the win. Arthur’s fish was taken in the track on worm presented on the pole. Second was Mark Emmison who landed four small gudgeon and a perch for 0-1-5. There was a tie for third place with both Steve Furfie and Chris Parry finishing the match with 0-0-11 each. 
match and only two of these caught. Mike Smith, peg 45, completed his double-header with 0-5-0 of small perch and roach and Terry Middleton was second with 0-2-0 of perch.
Mike Smith secured first place in Wednesday’s match on Heesom’s Pool from peg 22 with 2-15-0 of roach and perch all taken on the pole at 9 metres with worm and caster on the hook. Second was Terry Middleton, peg 21, who used a tip rod with maggot on the hook to weigh-in with 1-14-0 of roach, perch and a solitary skimmer. In third place was Bob Foster, peg 9 with 0-4-0. 
The weights improved somewhat in Saturday’s match on the Pool with Barry Owen claiming the top pay out with 4-11-0 of roach. Drawn on peg 22, Barry took all of his fish on caster and worm presented on the pole at 10 metres. Ronnie Durr, peg 25, was second with 3-11-0 of skimmers and roach, all taken on a tip rod with maggot as the bait. The frame was completed by Terry Middleton, peg 26, with 3-10-0 of skimmers and roach. 
The final round of the six-match series for the Brown Cup was held on the Dredger length of the River Weaver on Sunday morning. Mark Emmison on peg 417 alternated between a tip rod and pole, with maggot being used with both methods, to tempt 3-5-0 of skimmers and roach for first place on the day. Second was Alan Forster, peg 420, with 1-4-9 of skimmers and roach with Peter Moore was just a dram behind with 1-14-8 of skimmers and a solitary gudgeon.
he penultimate round of the six-match series for the Brown Cup was held on Sunday morning on the Top and Middle Cisterns. Mark Emmison, on a peg close to the Top Cistern’s steps, fished maggot and worm on the pole at 3 metres to land just a couple of perch – the largest of which weighed-in at 1 ¾lbs - to secure the maximum points on offer with 2-4-10. Second was Arthur Kenney 1-10-5 of the Middle Cistern’s roach and perch and in third place was Alan Forster, drawn on the Top Cistern, with 1-7-0 of roach.
First place in the latest of the Club’s regular Wednesday matches was filled by Mike Smith with 7-10-0 of roach and skimmers. Drawn on peg 26, Mike used a pole to fish worm and caster at 10 metres. Second was Terry Middleton, peg 13, with 6-15-0 of skimmers, roach and a solitary crucian, all taken on a tip rod with big maggot on the hook. In third was Bob Foster, peg 16 who used the same method to put together a net of crucians and skimmers that weighed-in at 6-10-0.
Chris Hargadon went home with the top pay out from Saturday’s match on Heesom’s Pool thanks to catch of skimmers and perch that registered 11-5-0 on the scales, all taken on red maggot fished on a tip rod from peg 26. The second slot was filled by John Cheetham, peg 23, with 7-3-0 of tip-caught skimmers and crucians. Third was Terry Middleton, peg 11, with 6-14-0 of skimmers, roach and perch.
The third round of the Brown Cup series was held on the Top and Middle Cisterns on Sunday morning. Bob Foster was drawn on the Middle Cistern close to the entrance gate and he secured first with 7-1-4, a catch that included a carp of 7lbs together with a few small roach. Second was Alan Forster on the Top Cistern who used the pole to present maggot at 8 and 4 metres to take roach and rudd, together with a bonus perch of 1½lbs, for a total weight of 5-11-13. The frame was completed by Chris Parry on the Top Cistern with 2-8-6 of roach, rudd and small skimmers
The second round of the Brown Cup series was held on the Trent & Mersey Canal at Billinge Green on Sunday morning. Steve Walker fished bread punch on the pole close to bushes overhanging the far bank to claim the maximum points on offer with 3-1-10 of roach. Second was Les Akenhead with 2-0-12 of roach and perch taken at 9 metres on pole-fished maggot and Calvin Tagg was third with 1-12-0 of roach.
Last week’s Wednesday match was on the Weaver at Anderton. Bites were few and far between as the River was gin clear with no flow and John Dudley only needed a mere 0-8-0 of perch to take top spot. John was drawn on peg 26 and took his 2-fish catch at 9 metres on pole and pinkie. Sharing second place were john Acton on peg 41 and Calvin Tagg, peg 42, who both finished a difficult match with 0-4-0.
Ian Kenney has been in a run of good form over the last couple of months and this continued last week as he went home with the top pay out from the Club’s regular Wednesday match. The venue was the River Weaver at Anderton and Ian weighed-in with 2-8-0 of small roach, skimmers and perch taken on pole-fished maggot off peg 39. Second was veteran angler Tony Wisdom, peg 34, with 1-15-0 and the frame was completed by Arthur Kenney, peg 37, with 0-15-0. On Sunday morning the Club’s matchmen were on the Red Lion length of the Trent & Mersey Canal. In first place was Paul Bibby with 4-15-0 of skimmers and roach tempted by pinkie and bread punch presented on the pole close to the far bank. Ronny Durr used the same method to put 4-2-0 of roach and the scales to claim second and third was Steve Furfie with 3-13-0. |
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