Category: Angling News

River Arrow Angling Championship 2015

Following a cool night and with the water very clear the river Arrow around Alcester proved a difficult proposition for most of the forty-two anglers taking part in this years match. However some reasonable catches were made, and, in a close finish, top weight by just a few ounces went to Mike Davis (Bordon Angling […]

Pete Upperton wins the biggest prize in match fishing at £65,000

Maver Match This Final 2015 Perfect conditions and an extremely busy Larford Lakes complex witnessed Middy-man, Peter Upperton, secure UK match angling’s richest prize after winning the sport’s most prestigious final. Saturday 5th September marked the fifth annual Mega Match This Grand Final with twenty four anglers going head-to-head on the prolific Match lake, all […]

Anglian Water Trout Fishing Sept 2nd

Rutland WaterFish week 258 (Season 19,259) Returns 68 (5,453) Rod average 3.79 (3.53) Another good week’s fishing with anglers reporting plenty of fish from around the reservoir. Boat anglers are taking the bulk of the fish with the main basin providing very quick limits with many fish around the 2lb mark, though a steady number […]

Starlets Seal The 2015 Match Fishing Team Champs

Kamasan Starlets have won the Match Fishing Team Championship, finishing with a comfortable six point lead over second placed Daiwa Dorking. Drennan Barnsley occupied the last of the money places, after tying on points with Dorking, but losing out on section win countback. Kamasan Starlets captain, and England Co-Manager, Mark Downes explained: “Our team plan […]

Spud Murphy wins at Evesham

Second Evesham Championship victory for Welsh ace. Andrew ‘Spud’ Murphy has won the Evesham Championship, for the second time in four years. Drawn on peg 44, Spud caught a double figure barbel on chopped worm , plus some smaller roach and chublets on a combination of waggler and maggot and bloodworm tactics. A delighted Spud […]

Anglers Celebrate Green Light for £4.2bn London ‘Super Sewer’

Construction of London’s new £4.2bn ‘super sewer’ will start next year following the confirmation of independent investors to finance and deliver the scheme. Environmental groups and river users joined Ministers and business leaders in celebrating the news – recognising that the Thames Tideway Tunnel is needed urgently to tackle the issue of discharges of untreated […]