Viaduct silver's league rnd 2

After a decent breakfast at lillypool, it was off to the fishery, after a disastrous start in the first round, I really needed a good draw to get a section win, early into the draw tin, out comes peg 80, not a peg of dreams for sure, more a peg of nightmares, its one everyone wants to avoid as its only 2 foot deep at best and with the water clearing it was definitely a peg to avoid, at least all the people in the draw queue behind heaved big sighs of relief with that one gone. I certainly never rushed the peg, for company I had sam"tom"Powell on 78, and as that peg is twice the depth of 80 I was fearing the worst.

I'm not going to bore you wither he details , but as expected the peg never got going, only small roach from all lines, the two long lines , one by the spit feeding chopped worm and caster, in the vane hope some of the lakes big hybrids and good perch may show up, but I expect you have guessed that they never, a groundbait line at 14 mtrs to the right slightly was fairly productive , again for small roach and the odd 3 oz skimmer, til the last hour when I had a 3lb tench followed by a 1 1/2 hybrid, so by the end I had double figures but bit was no good again today, I did catch quite well at 4 mtrs on the deck and shallow , but it was only small roach, Sam in the mean time had a nice day catching initially to the sunken tree to his right then topping up with some good skimmers on the long pole later in the match, but he had done enough to win on the day with 35.3, it was a nice mixed bag of fish.

2nd was Bob gullick on 98 with a level 30lb
3rd Glen Calvert on peg 27.6
4th Craig Edmunds on 114 with 23.8
5th Dom Sullivan on 60 with 22.14
6th Nick ewers on 62 with 22.13
Weights are dropping a bit but the temps are dropping and the water is clearing , so it's going to get a bit more difficult, winters coming.
I'm running a match at Landsend fishery next Sunday, so get in touch to book in , 9 o,clock draw, breakfast at the fishery from 7.30