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Saturday 21st February 2004
RESULTS
 

Name

Team
Peg
Bait
Weight
1
Dave Hawkins Dorchester
17
Sweetcorn / Pellet
108-12
2
Russell Alexander Rolfslake
25
Sweetcorn / Pellet
80-08
3
Gary Acock Banbury Gunsmith
14
Sweetcorn / Pellet
74-04
4
Lloyd Rush Tek-Neek Trabucco
16
Sweetcorn / Pellet
55-00
5
Norman Youlden Epson
15
Sweetcorn / Pellet
52-00
6
Dick Shillito Maidenhead Baits
23
Sweetcorn / Pellet
34-00
7
Keith Meredith Epson
24
Sweetcorn / Pellet
25-00
   
 
   
 
   
 
   
 

REVIEW

Rolfslake Match  Fishing Carp Winner

Winner: Dave Hawkins (Dorchester)

Dave Hawkins - New Pole bags a 'Ton'

Dave - Well on his way to 108lb

Elsewhere.  To cold for the Silver fish to feed - Only the odd Perch interested in keeping the frozen anglers from mad. A rare day out for myself to Rolfs resulted in a poor 55lb from Peg 16. With 3 fish going into the last as a result of over feeding at the off my hope of a few fish had all but faded away. However, having stopped feeding at the 4hr point hour and a switch to 'flicking' out 4 or 5 pellets every now and then resulted in my elastic spending the last half hour getting pulled most of the time! Still you live and learn - Next time I'll under feed it and blow again!

 

Dave Hawkins (Dorchester) 108lb 12oz Peg 17.

Armed with his new Trabucco Gold Medallist, Dave never looked back as he proceeded to bag 108lb 12oz from a very cold Peg 17 to win the Saturday Rolfslake Open. Dave kept his feeding to a very minimum and managed to keep a few interested fish in his peg up until the last hour, which was mostly eventless - other than watching the elastic continually being pulled on Peg 25. Dave landed approximately 18 Carp of 4 to 12lb.

Russell Alexander (Rolfslake) 80lb 8oz Peg 25.   

Russell, like many others, had a very slow start to the match but a run of fish in the 3rd, 4th and last hours propelled him into runners up spot with 80lb 8oz. Incidental, Russell finished well ahead of all other weights on the bitterly cold car park bank. The lake has suffered a heavy overnight frost and a bitter N/E Wind pushed poles to the sort of shapes that expensive carbon fibre should be!

Gary Acock (Banbury Gunsmith) Drawn on winter hot spot Peg 14, Gary had a Carp on before most of us had finished potting in at the all in. However, the normal procession of Carp didn't follow - Gary Thorpe claimed that Mr Acock has been spending too much time at Oakfield's and had lost touch with proper Carp fishing! Gary did however manage to take about a dozen other fish and pushed Russell for runners up spot but fell just short with 74lb 4oz.

 

 

Rolfs Lake

In the Frame - Russell Alexander (Runner Up and Right)
Dave Hawkins (Winner and Middle)
Gary Acock (3rd and Left)

Lloyd Rush at Rolfslake

Me - A rare fish in the first 4 hours!

The Last hour was better

 


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