Third match of the league and it
is a welcome back to Weybourne and the shingle. An earlier meeting time of 17:45pm
meant that all were all ready to hit the beach for a 18:30pm cast off. The
weather was warm with a little breeze and an incoming tide (22:25pm) spirits
were high. Even an instruction to walk off in order (no pegging as part of
COVID-19 mitigation) seemed to have passed everyone by as all were keen to set
up and fish.
Whilst on the theme of COVID-19
all members are requested to book in on the Facebook or What App application (supports
track & trace), having exact monies and socially distancing (supports
reducing contamination risk). A bottle of sanitiser is available within the
Admin Box for the match.
The beach was popular with a few late
holiday makers, so the team set off and pegged up the beach. See the image
below showing peg and fish caught locations. Confidence was high and early small
dabs started to appear and set the mood for the evening. No blanks!
everyone caught. In total 158 fish caught (32lb 2/16oz weight), of which 147
were Dabs. The largest ‘round’ was a 24cm Bass caught by Ian Childerhouse (Peg
8), and the largest ‘flat’ was a 29cm Flounder caught by Pete Simmonds (Peg 4).
Match Result:
Fresh from his early bath last
week Pete Simmonds (Peg 4) achieved his first podium spot of 2020/2021 season with
a haul 19 fish with a total weight of 4lb 2/16oz. Second spot went to Leon
Smith (Peg 2) with 15 fish and a total weight of 3lb 7/16oz. Third podium spot
went to Chick Roper (Peg 3) catching 18 fish with a weight of 3lb 6/16oz. Close
to the leaders Richard Hipperson (Peg 13) catching 15 fish with a weight of 3lb
5/16oz deserves a mention. Clearly the Kelling end of the beach was very
productive.
On a final note Russell’s luck peg
draw went to Ian Childerhouse.
Next weeks match planned to be at
Sea Palling – watch out for Facebook details
Full results: Points
Pete Simmonds 30 +5 (flat)
Leon Smith 29
Chick Roper 28
Richard Hipperson 27
Ian Childerhouse 26 +5 (round)
Barry Iseton 25
Clive Parker 24
John Spalton 23
Ian Wells 22
Russell Taylor 21
Andrew Turk 20
John Catchpole 19
Simon Bottomley 18
Nathan Drewery 17
Roger Cunnington 16
Neil Rowe 15
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The weather set fine to make it an enjoyable night on the
beach. Gathering in Overstrand car park in the late summer sunshine there was
an air of anticipation as to whether it was going to be one of those special
evenings with everyone catching. The tide was in and would be dropping as we
hit the beach, so the debate was which side of the promenade to fish. Decided
to fish from the end of the prom towards Cromer.
With new government guidelines (see Angling Trust
information) members socially distanced whilst checking in, paying fees etc. A
COVID-19 Risk Assessment for NAC Members has been developed and a copy will be
placed on the Facebook and NAC websites. Members are requested to support
application of the risk assessment by booking in (supports track & trace),
having exact monies and socially distancing (supports reducing contamination
risk).
The club welcomed Harvey Edwards who was joining the
match under the careful mentorship of John Catchpole. Also, Val Read and Josh
Harper who seem to have picked up the sea fishing bug, came along to check us
out with the view of joining later. So, with introductions over, a cohort of 15
fishers fell down the cliff to the beach (looking forward to climbing back
after the match). Whilst no Pegs laid out, a simple ‘walk off’ in order made
sure we achieved social distancing.
Tide was up to the groynes, so all set up carefully,
Peter Simmonds on his return to the league, took an early bath before kick-off
due a freak wave drowning his bait and gear. No doubt will dry out in time for
next week. Early fishing set the trend for the evening, not a lot of movement
on the water, and fortunately not a lot of weed. Then the news we were all
waiting for, the first fish. A 24cm Bass caught by newcomer Harvey Edwards,
must have been John’s mentoring skills. A great start for Harvey’s sea fishing
career. (see photo). But the night progressed with low numbers of fish caught. Nice
night, a shame no one told the fish.
So, the 2nd venue of the Winter League
generated a small haul of fish. In total a total of 12 fish caught (9 1/2lb
weight, 437 weight points). Highlight of the night was Ian Childerhouse (Peg
18) with a 56cm Bass. Largest flat was a 28cm Flounder caught by Nathan Drewery
(Peg 15). Leon Smith (Peg 14) continued his personal ‘cod run’ with a 23cm
Codling
Match Result:
Podium spot went to Ian Childerhouse (Peg 18) who caught 2
fish (including that magnificent Bass) for 174 weight points, No 2 position to John
Spalton (Peg 1) with 3 fish with 112 weight points. No 3 spot went to Nathan
Drewery (Peg 15) 2 fish 54 weight points.
A good night especially for Harvey (24cm Bass) who is now
on track to become the next Ian Childerhouse (56cm Bass) just another 32 cm to
go.
Full results: Points
Ian Childerhouse 30 + 5
(round)
John Spalton 29
Nathan Drewery 28 + 5
(flat)
Russell Taylor 27
Leon Smith 26
Ian Wells 25
Harvey Edwards 24
Neil Rowe 5
John Catchpole 5
Pete Simmonds 5
Roger Cunnington 5
Clive Parker 5
Simon Bottomley 5
Chick Roper 5
Andy Bunn 5
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After an absence of over 6 months
due to the COVID 19 pandemic it was a case of welcome back to NAC members to
the first winter league match of the 2020 – 2021 winter league. The location in
Bacton was new, easy to find and easy to walk down to the beach. Only slight
issue was the high-level entry barrier keeping Ian Wells and new member John
Spalton unable to access the car park in their respective vehicles.
With everyone gathered, 13
members agreed to no pegging just a simple walk off in order with low numbers
lining up towards the gas terminal and the higher numbers towards the caravans.
With a low expectation of large fish, it was agreed to fish over 18cm and
conversion to weight points. All were keen to cast out and take advantage of
the incoming tide although there was much frowning as early casts brought in a
few bits of weed. Would we catch and what would we catch?
After an hour or so with the tide
heading in at pace, fish arrived (for some). For a first night of the league 12
caught 67 fish, a total of 978 weight points (20lb 6/16 oz) not a bad night
overall. The haul included 51 whiting, 10 flounder, 2 bass, 1 turbot (see
picture), 1 sole and 2 dabs. The biggest round was a 39cm Bass caught by Ian
Wells off Peg 2, the biggest flat was a 28 cm Flounder caught by Neil Rowe from
Peg 7.
Match Result:
The first podium spot of the Winter
League went to Ian Wells (Peg 2) who caught 7 fish for 183 weight points, No 2 podium
position to Barry Iseton fishing off Peg 13, unlucky for some – but not Barry
who managed to include a turbot amongst his 8 fish with 124 weight points. No 3
spot went to Neil Rowe Peg 7 with 8 fish 104 weight points.
A good nights fishing, a nice way
to start the new season. Welcome back all
Full results: Points
Ian Wells 30 + 5 (round)
Barry Iseton 29
Neil Rowe 28 + 5 (flat)
John Catchpole 27
John Spalton 26
Ian Childerhouse 25
Andrew Turk 24
Leon Smith 23
Andy Bunn 22
Nathan Drewery 21
Russell Taylor 20
Simon Bottomley 19
Chick Roper 5
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Back to Bacton for this week’s match, and hopefully some
bigger fish, maybe a few dog fish. The omens looked good as we gathered in the
Red House car park. The wave watchers (all 11 of us) checking the incoming tide
(Low Tide was 18:10pm) for all those little gullies that may hide a decent Bass,
Flounder or Dog fish. The vote was taken to fish to size limits, confirming the
feeling that there were some big fish there to be caught.
The early indications were good with lots of little Whiting
confirming there were fish, the task was to find the bigger ones. The weather
was good, slight swell, little wind, and cool. The incoming tide was coming in
at a pace so there a retreat of the rod rest and gear. The bigger fish then
arrived with Neil Rowe (Peg 3) catching a 70cm Dog Fish (Biggest Round of
the night), it took two measuring sticks to confirm the length. Neil was now
on a roll, and quickly followed it with another Dog Fish of 55 cm.
But Neil was not alone, Dene Conway (Peg 2) bagged a 62
cm Dog Fish, with Paul Grothier (Peg 10) – welcome back Paul, and Ian
Childerhouse (Peg 11) catching 57 cm Dog Fish. Not to be left out Russell Taylor
(Peg 8) picked up a 56cm Dog Fish, with Simon Bottomley (Peg 4) and Leon Smith
(Peg 6) picking up 55cm Dog Fish (Leo caught x 2). Woof woof !. (as said by
Donald Sutherland in Kelly Heroes).
It wasn’t just a Doggie night with a few decent Whiting
of 32 cm caught by Dene Conway (Peg 2) and Ian Wells (Peg 5). Biggest Flat
of the night went to John Catchpole (Peg 1) of 25cm.
Fish
Caught
Whiting
12
Dog
9
Dab
4
Rockling
1
Codling
Pout
Total
26
Match Result:
A total of 26 fish with a combine weight of 20lb 11/16 oz.
(13lb 4/16 oz last week)
A first No 1 podium position went to Neil Rowe (Peg 3)
with 2 fish 216 weight points (4lb 8/16 oz) – see photograph receiving prize
money from with Russell ‘results’ Taylor, No 2 podium position to Dene
Conway (Peg 2) with 4 fish 162 weight points, Leon Smith (Peg 6) picking up the No 3 spot with 2
fish 124 weight points.
Next week is Walcott (23rd March) – 18:20pm
High Tide, but watch out for What’s App / Facebook for announcement as the
COVID 19 situation may impact on the event. At time of writing Dene still up
for members to purchase all their essential bait and tackle requirements for
those recreational solo outings
Full results: Points
Neil Rowe 30
+ 5 points (round)
Dene Conway 29
Leon Smith 28
Ian Childerhouse 27
Simon Bottomley 26
Paul Grothier 25
Russell Taylor 24
John Catchpole 23 + 5
points (flat)
Nathan Drewery 22
Ian Wells 21
Andrew Turk 5
Report collated by Simon Bottomley
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From last weeks disappointing catches
on the sand, tonight was a “return to the shingle” of Weybourne, North Norfolk
offers so many different beach conditions. Weather was to put it bluntly poor
with gales, rain and everybody prepared to hunker down especially those with a
bivvy. Fishing down the tide (HT 6:20pm) 11 keen anglers pegged to the left of
the pipe. As a change to previous weeks it was decided to fish to size limits.
Things were looking good with Leon
Smith (Peg 1) and Russell Taylor (Peg 10) catching 62cm (see photo) and 59cm Dog
Fish respectively with their initial casts (Chris Beare was your 35cm Dog
Fish caught on an early cast?). There
were fish about with 25 fish caught (listed below) totalling 13lb 4/16 oz. The
haul included an impressive Whiting of 39cm for Russell (felt like a cod he
thought……must have been so disappointed when he saw it was a Whiting), and Leon
not missing out catching a 34cm Whiting. There were also a few Whiting around
the 25 – 30cm mark. Biggest Dab was caught by James Ward Bishop (Peg 3) with
a 27cm Dab.
Fish Caught Whiting 12 Dog 3 Dab 10 Rockling Codling Pout Total 25
Match Result:
The podium spot went to Leon
Smith (Peg 1) with 5 fish 168 points, No 2 podium position to Russell Taylor
(Peg 10) with 2 fish 123 points, with Neil Rowe (Peg 9) picking up the No 3
spot (again – same spot as last week) with 5 fish 78 points. Given the weather
conditions it was an impressive haul! Well done. (last week only 11 fish
caught totalling 3lb 8oz).
Next week is back to the sand
at Bacton (16th March) – 18:10pm Low Tide. Get your bait requests in
early as there may be some Bass about (see a posting early this week in the
What App group from Andy Bunn)
Full results: Points
Leon Smith 30 + 5 (round)
Russell Taylor 29
Neil Rowe 28
James Ward Bishop 27 + 5 (flat)
John Catchpole 26
Eamon Finch 25
Chris Beare 24
Nathan Drewery 23
Andrew Turk 22
Ian Wells 5
Ian Childerhouse 5
Report collated by Simon Bottomley and additional on the peg reporting from Russell Taylor (thanks)
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The signs were good as 10 anglers
gathered at Overstrand’s beach car park. The previous storms had abated, and
the hope was that we were in for a good nights fishing. Weather was fine, cool,
with only a little breeze, and what’s more an incoming high tide. We opted to
fish to the left of the promenade with walked pegs, paying particular attention
to exits over the revetments which would be needed as the tide rose (planned
4.0m by 23:30pm)
The first few casts confirmed
that tide was low and there was some weed. The likely fish fest seemed very unlikely
as everyone took stock of low catches only 11 fish overall (3lbs/8oz). Mr Consistent
(Ian Childerhouse Peg 3) broke the small whiting monopoly with match winning dog
fish of 55cm. Was biggest round at the end of the match. Other notable catches that
need to be mentioned if Neil Rowe’s (Peg 1) 32cm whiting, and Ian Wells (Peg 7)
31cm whiting. Sadly 4 of the group blanked, showing how difficult the session
was, but am sure they’ll be back with a vengeance next match. No flat fish
caught.
Fish Caught
Whiting
10
Dog
1
Dab
Rockling
Codling
Pout
Total
11
Match Result:
The podium spot went to Ian Childerhouse
(Peg 3) with 2 fish 67 points. No 2 podium position to Ian Wells (Peg 7) with 2
fish 32 points, with Neil Rowe (Peg 1) picking up the No 3 spot with 1 fish 24
points.
Hoping for a better catch next week at Weybourne (9th March) – 18:20pm High Tide. Watch this space re possibility of it being a bait pack match, maggots anyone?
Full results: Points
Ian Childerhouse 30 + 5 (round)
Ian Wells 29
Neil Rowe 28
Dene Conway 27
Simon Bottomley 26
John Catchpole 25
Gary Moore 5
Russell Taylor 5
Richard Hipperson
5
Nathan Drewery
5
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Following previous Monday night cancellations due to Storms
Ciara and Dennis the WhatsApp through the week confirmed that a few of us had a
fishing itch to scratch no matter what the weather. So, with 48 mph winds
expected 7 anglers decided to brave the wind and head to Cley. Whilst it was
windy the sky was clear with no rain.
Meeting up by the ‘bus shelter’ at the Cley car park it
was decided to make it a match point night as oppose to a length match that was
planned. I think some anglers had in mind a bit of practice ahead of the Teams
of Five meeting on 1st March. As a concession to the weather and
that everyone arrived on time, we kicked off at 6:30pm and planned to fish to
10:00pm.
Whilst windy the early signs of fish were good, with all
catching quickly. The usual chat up/down the Pegs confirmed the feeling that
little of size was being caught, although most were catching the odd small size
whiting and dab. No one blanked, always a result, with a total of 53 fish
(520 weight points) caught. The star fish of the night was Richard Hip
person’s (Peg 7) Codling of 34cm ……a codling! (see photograph) and a 26cm
Dab caught by John Catchpole (Peg 4). As the tide started to ebb the dreaded
weed arrived, very frustrating.
Fish Caught
Whiting
37
Dab
13
Rockling
1
Codling
1
Pout
1
Total
53
Match Result:
Codling – Richard Hipperson (34cm)
The podium spot went to Richard Hipperson (Peg 7) with 11
fish 136 points (did I mention that Richard caught a codling). No 2 podium
position to Ian Childerhouse (Peg 1) with 12 fish for 89 points, closely followed
by Leon Smith (Peg 3) picking up the No
3 spot with 10 fish 86 weight points, just pipping John Catchpole (Peg 4) by 1
x weight point).
Itch scratched, despite the wind and weed, we all caught and
all in all a good nights fishing. See you all next week at Overstrand (2nd
March)
Full results: Points
Richard Hipperson 30 + 5
(round)
Ian Childerhouse 29
Leon Smith 28
John Catchpole 27 + 5
(flat)
Gary Moore 26
Simon Bottomley 25
Ian Wells 24
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What a weekend, whilst the majority of the country
hunkered down to ride out storm Dennis, 63 anglers enjoyed a windy and wet
Saturday and Sunday on the North Norfolk Coast venues of Salthouse and Kelling
for the 3rd annual “Joc Goudie International Beach Masters
competition in support of the RNLI.
For those us who did not know Joc we listened to the
many stories and anecdotes banded about all weekend. Whilst being a character
known to many within the NAC, it’s his mentoring of young anglers particularly
those within the Scottish international team for which Joc is remembered. So,
it was great to see a contingent of 22 Scots make the long journey to join us
(one angler came all the way from Stornoway to compete) and celebrate Joc’s
contribution to UK sea angling. This was clearly illustrated by The Saltire
flags pitched on the beach by the much needed bivvys (see photos). The
Norfolk area was represented by the great and good of the area hoping for local
advantage over the Salthouse and Kelling beaches.
Booking in kicked off on Friday and a steady stream
of anglers through the day brought in their raffle prizes and drew their match
cards hoping to avoid a poor peg, if you drew Salthouse (Zones A & B) Day 1
you then had Kelling (Zones C & D) on Day 2, and vice versa. The
banter/craic was good with many friendships rekindled over discussion of
tactics for the different beaches. Whilst throughout the day everyone kept
their beady eye on their phones for the latest in weather reports. As the day
ended the forecast was for windy gusts with showers, so the competition was on,
no storm called Dennis was going to beat these anglers.
It was a bait pack match supplied by the Rite Gear
team with 10 yellowtails, 10 frozen black, and a pack of large bluey being the
order of the day, and the key to success was always going to be down the which
peg, and your bait presentation skills (as I was told …….lesson learned the
hard way, thanks Russell).
Day 1 started with the
pegging out team getting up early and despatched to the beaches, great job
Billy, Tyler, Gary and Adam. 33 Pegs at Salthouse and 33 Pegs in Kelling pegged
out. The weather was windy, with a few showers the excitement was building as
everyone hit the beaches, so match on! Early on it became clear that there was
a difference between the pegs on the various beaches and the results show that
there was a 200 fish caught difference between the beaches.
Day 1 summary:
Salthouse 519 fish, giving 103lb* fish principally whiting, dabs, and occasional rockling and flounder
Kelling 729 fish, giving 143lb* fish principally whiting, and dabs
Day 2 saw a change in the
weather, and this was clearly the topic of discussion when bait was gathered
for the final day. With a look at Day 1 results to see the performance of the
peg the previous day. Some were more optimistic than others. The forecast was
gushing winds up to 50 miles per hour and rain, storm Dennis had truly
arrived, and it stayed!
Day 2 summary:
Salthouse 366 fish, giving 72lb* fish principally whiting, dabs, and occasional rockling, pout and dog fish
Kelling 553 fish, giving 99lb* fish principally whiting, dabs, and occasional rockling and pout
Total 919 fish, giving 171lb* fish (*rounded)
Please see the attached “Results Sheet for each zone
top 3 podium positions and the full report for “Overall Results”.
As everyone headed back to check in report cards and
to dry out, it was up to the back-office team to analyse results and confirm
zone winners and declare the overall podium positions. What was very noticeable
was the difference in results between the days and that the report cards were
distinctively soggy. So well done all for coping with storm Dennis and
producing some impressive results. In total 2167 fish totalling 417lb.
Having scrunched the numbers (attached) team
adjourned to the Dormy House Hotel for the presentations. But before naming the
winners the task of selling raffle tickets was on the agenda. It’s the first
time I’ve seen a queue for a raffle and additional books needed well done
Nicole and Maggy, and Barry for being raffle master. Thanks all a total of
£500.83 raised for the RNLI.
The results:
Thank all for making it a successful match with top
angling, and a successful weekend of banter, Joc was remembered and his legacy
lives on, it was great to see the Junior anglers exercising their craft, good
luck for the future. See you all next year.
For all the statistics, winners, and photos see attached.
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Mundesley was the venue for the first match of the 2020
NAC Summer League, although it didn’t feel like summer on a cool February
evening. Low tide was 19:20pm so two subjects of pre match chatter were the hope
for an early kick off to maximise chances of a good catch to make up from the
previous 2 weeks (Gorleston and Bacton), and what were the final league positions
in the winter league (see end of report for ……..)
Early kick off was made possible by the JIT* arrival
of Andy Turk with his disco dashboard, completing the 9 man team, so the decision
to walk off in Peg positions and fish the first groyne nearest to the foot of
the beach path. Match rules were to be applied i.e. over 18cm and converted weight
points, to give a good chance of a decent result.
Set up on the beach completed the whistle was blown for
cast in (6:45pm). Being low tide, it was hoped there’d be some early successes.
But it proved to be a struggle to catch anything of size other than an influx
of weed after about hour which for some turned the session into one of
gardening not fishing, and certainly not catching. The usual chat up/down the
Pegs confirmed the feeling that little of size was being caught, although most
were catching the odd small size whiting and dab.
No one blanked, always a result, with a total of 36 fish (304 weight points) caught. 25 whiting, 7 dabs, 4 rockling. The biggest round went to Ian Wells (Peg 2), whilst biggest round was shared by Russell Taylor (Peg 9) and Nathan Drewery (Peg 7) both catching 25cm Dabs.
Match Result:
The first podium spot of the Summer League went to
Russell Taylor (Peg 9) who caught 9 fish for 75 weight points, No 2 podium
position to Nathan Drewery (Peg 7) catching 4 fish for 50 weight points, with
Andrew Turk (Peg 3) picking up the No 3 spot with 5 fish for 39 weight points.
All in all a good nights fishing no one blanked, nice
venue, easy access, clean ish (if don’t count the weed), and we stayed dry. The
final winter league position will have to remain ‘sealed’ for the moment until
the NAC ‘weighting handicap lottery factor’ is applied……..more later.
Next weeks match (10th February 2020) will be
held at Salthouse, a chance to get some practice on the shingle
ahead of the Joc Goudie International Beach Masters 15th – 16th
February 2020, see you all next week
JIT – Just In Time (Nissan speak)
Full results: Points
Russell Taylor 30 + 5
Nathan Drewery 29 + 5
Andrew Turk 28
Simon Bottomley 27
Richard Hipperson 26
Ian Wells 25 + 5
Billy Rush 24
Ian Childerhouse 23
Neil Rowe 22
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With the rain coming down and
checks on mobiles ongoing to see if it would rain all night, 11 anglers, with
new fisherman Jinxy Burnell joining us, met at Bacton hoping for a bigger catch
of sizeable fish than we had seen at Gorleston for the last match of the winter
league. The rain continued as we drew Pegs, checked that it would be a ‘length’
match (over 18cm), and as all had arrived on time, we all agreed to start fishing
at 6:30pm. Jinxy had the pleasure of being pegged next to Nathan Drewery (Peg
9).
The rain kept on coming as we
walked off to our respective Pegs checking the sky for any breaks in the black clouds
and checking out the beach for favourable fishing conditions (wave craft?). Wet
and cold with a little breeze and with only a slight swell on the sea we all tried,
what Ian Wells (Peg 2) declared to me later, to “adopt a positive attitude”
Early signs were a repeat of Gorleston
with early catches of whiting being below 18cm as everybody set in for a night
of “slim pickings”. The saving grace were the few 19cm Whiting and small
Dabs which started to be caught so that we all started to record catches. But
still it continued to rain!
A total of 50 fish (1022cm) were finally
caught, comprising 13 Dabs, 2 Flounders, 34 Whiting and 1 Rockling, slim
pickings but nobody blanked. The biggest round was recorded by Billy Rush (Peg
5) a 29cm Whiting, whilst Russell Taylor (Peg 10) pulled in a 29cm Flounder,
well done guys!
Match ‘results’:
Mr “Positive Attitude” Ian Wells
(Peg 2) took the No 1 Podium with 9 fish and a total length of 188cm position,
No 2 position was Russell Taylor (Peg 10) with 7 fish and a total length of
148cm, and closely behind him No 3 spot was taken by John Catchpole (Peg 3)
with 7 fish and a total length of 142cm a difference of 4cm…..so size does
matter.
The final Winter league
positions will be published shortly, but I predict that the winners name will
begin with an ‘Ian’. The Summer League (mmm’ should think of a better name) kicks
off with a trip to Mundersley on 3rd February 2020, see you there.
Full results: Points
Ian Wells 30
Russell Taylor 29 + 5 flattie
John Catchpole 28
Billy Rush 27 + 5 round
Ian Childerhouse 26
Tyler Rush 25
Neil Rowe 24
Simon Bottomley 23
Nathan Drewery 22
Jinxy Burnell 21
Gary Moore 20
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