Match 16 – Aston Eyre 12/10/2019

Quarry Pool

10 fished

Guy weighed in 89-8 to take 1st place in the frame, it was a difficult match due to the number of fish that were lost – the size of fish always impresses at Quarry Pool, there are some big monsters in there. He finished ahead of Simon who put 83-8 into his nets for a close second place, probably only one fish behind. And Mel weighed in with 68-2 to claim third place from peg 5, 4, 3 and 2 😮 😆 eh Rob.
We weighed in a total of 466lb at this match.

Don’t forget to set your clocks back 1 hour for the next match which is at Broseley, Lodge Lane on October 27.

Can someone donate a 3rd prize for the match as there won’t be any pay out’s. We’ve got a 1st and 2nd prize can you let me know who is going to donate as I don’t want to have loads of bottles to take home 😉

Entry peg fees will be £15 for the match and I would like everyone to have a couple of goes on the football card at £2 a team £30 for the winner – or if someone wants to donate bottle of something for the prize it would mean more money to go to the club funds thanks.

Match 16 – Aston Eyre 27/10/2018

14 fished

Quarry Pool

Our last match of 2018 season was at Aston Eyre which usually provides a ton of fish for the winner and or the biggest fish of the season. What a difference a couple of days, and quite a few degrees Celsius makes, whoa it was feckin freezing, and as five hours passed almost all of us were packing up to try and keep warm. Two had already had enough and left early, leaving more points available for the final leader board, and Bobby (Nudd) Tranter was ecstatic with his fish!

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Match 16 – Aston Eyre 12/11/2017

12 fished

Quarry Pool

Our last match of the season, winter is here.  And didn’t we know it, the weather was atrocious for the start of this match with heavy rain and a cold northerly wind blowing over the venue.  Thanks to Tony Crann for ferrying the tackle down to the pool.
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Match 3 – Aston Eyre 06/05/2017

Quarry Pool

16 fished

Guy Jones romped to victory at Aston Eyre, mainly catching on pellet waggler and feeder, he used three nets to weigh in a total of 96lbs 10oz.  In second place Rob McKee who just managed 8oz more than Rob Gittins 60lb, and secured the top place in the leader board.   Once again Aston Eyre provided a great match with a good weight of fish being caught.  I’ve got to mention that the bloke on the peg next to me in the match managed to land a double figure carp, which had swam between his keep nets and under them, not once but twice. Read more of this post