The Skegness Pier Angling Club (SPAC) AGM took place in the New Park Club Skegness, followed by the annual Trophy Presentation, grand raffle and buffet. Committee details/winners are as listed below and some photos are attached:
SKEGNESS PIER ANGLING CLUB
President – Alan Steadman
Chairman – Dean Sumner Deputy Chairman – Mark Holmes
Treasurer – Bev Faithful Cup Custodian – Christine Faithful
Secretary/Press Officer/Fish Recorder – Chas Tibble
Match Organisers – Dave Burr, Mark Holmes, Alan Steadman & Chas Tibble
TROPHY & AWARD WINNERS – 2016
Dave Burr: Coleman Cup
Adie Cooper: Hewison Cup, Dodsworth Cup, Festival Trophy, RNLI Gamble Cup, Mrs Wheatcroft Cup, Ron Scott Trophy, Beachcomber Trophy, Carlsberg Trophy
Mark Holmes: Kingsley Cup

Adie Cooper (right) receiving one of his trophies from Alan Steadman
Garry Hutson: Healey Cup, Ex-Servicemen’s Cup, Dutton Cup
Dan Jackson: Stan Marvin Cup, Derby Miners Cup, Shipstone Cup, A Smith Cup
Paul Marshall: Frank Parkins Shield, Sheffield Cup, Dave White Cup
Dave Shorthouse: Species Hunt, Roy Parker Cup
Alan Steadman: C Smith Cup, Gordon Long Cup
Dave Burr & Lincolnshire Pairs
Paul Marshall:
Paul Marshall & Mixed Pairs
Denise Seaton:
Match Aggregate Points Top 3 (From 25 matches)
1. Adie Cooper 202 points
2. Dave Burr 163 points
3. Alan Steadman 134 points
Match Aggregate Length Winner (From 24 matches)
Adie Cooper 8092cm
Fish of the Year Winners
Heaviest Round Fish: Richard Leighton 14lb 6oz smoothound
Heaviest Flat Fish: Adie Cooper 1lb 12½oz flounder
Heaviest Silver Eel: Paul Marshall 13oz (55cm) silver eel
RNLI Cheque Presentation
£100:00 to Skegness Lifeboat
AGM Match
The annual AGM match took place the day after, in perfect conditions at Chapel Point. Unfortunately, the fish were hard to come by, but Grimsby ace Adie Cooper made good use of his prodigious casting skills, to catch 9 dabs and 3 whiting measuring 276cm in total, winning the Healey Cup. Some way behind in second place came Paul Denholm, with 3 whiting, a flounder and a small coalfish for 111cm. He also won the longest round fish prize with his best whiting, which hit the measure at 33cm. Karl Nangle made it a clean sweep for Grimsby anglers, taking third place with 4 dabs for 85cm. Croxton’s Dave Burr struggled to catch just 2 dabs, but won the longest flatfish prize with a 28cm specimen.

AGM match winner Adie Cooper with a double shot of small whiting
The next SPAC match will be held on Saturday 25th Feb from 4 till 8pm at Trunch Lane, with Club members fishing for the Gordon Long Cup. There is also an open section, which non-members are welcome to participate in. All current SPAC members please note that subscriptions have remained the same as last year and are payable by the 31st Mar. For further information please contact Chas Tibble on 07984 967988 or chastibble@hotmail.com
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