The sea looked good, so much so that we had a new species to compete with “surfboadericus poissonium”, I wonder how many weigh points you’d get for one of them. But with a spot of NAC diplomacy lead by chief negotiator Nathan who managed to organise a deal for space for everyone on the beach. Setting up eight either side of the down ramp.
The tide was ebbing with low tide at 19:11 hrs meant that there wasn’t a lot of water so it would be a scratch match to find the fish. With match averages of over 25 points per match who (Ian Childerhouse, Nathan Drewery, John Spalton, John Harvey) would be the first to pick up the fish and set the marker for the match or who wouldn’t last the night.
So, with no biggest round the honours for biggest flatfish was taken by Mr Peter Simmonds with 35cm specimen. But for the record the biggest eel was 56cm falling to Marc Lawson.
In what was a “slim pickins” night the rostrum was as follows.
Match Result
- John Harvey peg 15 5 fish 115 weight points (2lbs 2/16oz)
- Pete Simmonds peg 11 3 fish 94 weight points (1lbs 15/16oz)
- Robert Ford peg 4 2 fish 61 weight points (1lbs 4/16oz)
- Biggest round fish – none caught
- Biggest flatfish – 34 cm flounder Peter Simmonds (peg 11)
Lucky peg Peter Simmonds (peg 11) / Neil Rowe (peg 6)
The final match of the Summer League will be at Trimingham, with a rover format, fish your own peg so long as you have someone to sign off card. High tide is at 18:39 hrs.
One for your calendars – plan is to hold the Winter/Summer League presentations on 29th August, with prizes/BBQ/fish – same format as last year.