Angling by Roger Baker Gearing up for Spring Festivng

Published on 17/04/2012 08:22

SOME good weights were taken at Garbolino Lindholme as the venue continues to gear up for next month’s Spring Festival.

Tuesday’s match on Bonsai lake was won by Mark Booth (Garbolino Lindholme) from peg 48 where he fished pole and meat for 118-11-0 of small carp.

He was followed by Steve Dyson (Garbolino Lindholme) 89-6-0 and 3 Jet Harris (Lindholme) 69-6-0.

The Thursday match on Bonsai saw John Allerton (Tricast) take top spot from peg 52 with 79-12-0 of carp taken on the pole and meat, followed by 2 Alan Scotthorne (Drennan) 78-5-0, 3 Wayne Ibbotson (Kerrs Tackle) 67-5-0.

Saturday’s match on Bonsai and Oasis saw Sean Cameron (Marukyu) lead the field of 33 from peg 7 on Oasis with 107-13-0 of carp on the pole and meat.

Runner up Pete Riley (Garbolino Lindholme) fished corn and pellet from peg 35 for 106-13-0, followed by 3 Steve Rothery (Garbolino Lindholme) 98-6-0.

Nick Speed (Shimano) won the Sunday match on Oasis from peg 53 with 99-15-0 of carp taken on the pole and meat.

Craig Thompson (Garbolino Lindholme) was second with 97-5-0, ahead of 3 Steve Cook (Garbolino) 87-4-0.

This year’s Garbolino Lindholme Spring Festival is to be held for five days from Monday, May 21 to Friday, May 25.

A £5,000 prize fund is up for grabs, as well as pole and tackle prizes from sponsors Garbolino.

Entry is £120 all-in, which includes evening food in the clubhouse.

For more information ring Neil on 01427 872905.

* Pete Dobson (Sheffield) won the Barnburgh over 50s match, held on the top pond on Tuesday, from peg 13 with 44-8-0 of F1’s caught on the pole and pellet.

Runner up Alf Head (Thurnscoe Coronation) 40-12-0 was followed by 3 R Calvert (Barnburgh) and Andy Shoepack (Barnburgh) both 37-0-0.

The Thursday evening match saw Alf Head (Thurnscoe Coronation) finally end the 17-match unbeaten run of Gary Jubb.

Head won with 54-8-0 of F1’s from peg 24 and Jubb had to settle for second with 42-0-0.

Sunday’s match was also fished on the top pond and won by Craig Leeland (Hemsworth) who had 101-0-0 of F1’s on pole and pellet from peg 20.

Runner up Nicky Crookes (Hemsworth) 91-12-0 finished ahead of 3 Dale Shepherd (Hemsworth) 62-0-0.

Results

Ferryboat Farm

Thursday, 10: 1st Dave Careless (Rotherham) 10-10-0, roach and skimmers on pole and maggot. 2nd Paul Dalton (Ferryboat Farm) 7-4-0 3rd Ray Pinder (Ferryboat Farm) 5-7-0.

Sunday, 10: Steve Billups (Ferryboat Farm) 24-13-0, bream on pole and maggot. 2nd Paul Bacon (Pauls Tackle) 22-12-0 3rd Derek Jackson (Rotherham) 21-2-0 4th Graham Eblett (Ferryboat Farm) 20-12-0.

Daiwa Hallcroft

Veterans, Bridge pool, 12 fished: 1st Chris Line (Hallcroft) 94-0-0, fifteen carp to double figures on waggler and pellet shallow, peg 14 outer. 2nd Reg Turner (Retford) 71-12-0 3rd Dave Evans (Hallcroft) 61-4-0.

Moat pool, Tuesday afternoon, 18 fished: 1st Steve Robbins (MAP Leegem) 68-10-0, ten carp and a few skimmers on pole with corn and pellet, peg 43 island. 2nd Richard Teigh (Handsworth) 60-6-0 3rd Andy Oldham (Maltby) 59-8-0 4th Nick Speed (Shimano) 53-0-0 5th Chris Line (Hallcroft) 47-10-0.

Bridge and Croft, Veterans, Thursday, 35 fished: 1st Chris Line (Hallcroft) 65-10-0, eight carp to 10lb on waggler and pellet, peg 7 Bridge island. 2nd Dave Downes (Killarmarsh) 31-2-0 3rd Nigel Wood (Hallcroft) 26-8-0 4th Pete Bagshaw (Maver) 23-12-0 5th T Furby (Notts) 21-12-0.

Moat pool, Friday afternoon, 37 fished: 1st Gordon Gibson (Worksop) 85-8-0, ten carp to 14lb on bomb and pole with catmeat, peg 26 outer. 2nd Paul McIntyre (Bait Tech) 76-0-0 3rd Dave Boswell (Retford) 72-12-0 4th Ben Holmes (Dynamite Matrix Trentmen) 70-4-0 5th Pete Miles (Doncaster) 65-12-0.

Bridge Island, Sunday, 15 fished: 1st Jamie Masson (Maver/Marukyu) 127-12-0, carp to 10lb on pole and meat shallow, peg 7 island. 2nd M Brownall (Hallcroft) 117-4-0 3rd Pete Miles (Doncaster) 54-8-0 4th Steve Clark (Mansfield Sensas) 53-14-0 5th Kev Baxter (Mosborough Tackle Box) 53-2-0.

MAP Leegem/Marukyu league, Moat pool, Sunday, 60: 1st Ben Holmes (Dynamite Matrix Trentmen) 145-5-0, sixteen carp to 11lb on pole and paste at 13m, peg 21 outer. 2nd Gary Mumby (Hallcroft) 115-14-0 3rd Joe Simms (MAP Leegem) 72-7-0 4th Don Slaymaker (MAP Leegem) 67-12-0.

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