Luton Angling Club - Weekly News Reports

Luton Angling Club - Weekly News, Information and Catch Report Roundup - Week Ending 25th January 2026

Another typical January week this week, with very few catch reports coming in.

Beckerings Reservoir

Amer Jawad fished the reservoir on Saturday and said there were only a few brave souls there, His visit was well worth it though as in a short 3 hour session he had a number of Bream to 7lb.

Amer Jawad - Beckerings

North House Lake

As the Rivers were in flood, club chairman Fergal O'Kane fished North House for Pike last Sunday and just missed the deadline for last weeks report, During his session he lost a couple of Jacks , then managed to land a bigger one at 11lb 5oz.

Fergal O'Kane Pike - North House Lake

Thats all we have in terms of catch reports this week, but we have some other information and content that you may be interested in.

Barry Stevenson a long time club member and stalwart Work party volunteer was going through some of his old stuff and found some pictures of himself in 1997 on a successful session at Lavendon Mill Upstream where he caught Carp and Tench.

Barry Stevenson - Lavendon 1997

Seeing Barry's pictures prompted Wyboston Bailiff Brian Turner to dig out an even older photo from North House which was taken in 1990 and shows Brian with a Bream that he caugh from the peg known as "no carp corner". We hope, provided that we receive some pictures from our members, to make this a regular weekly feature called "In the net history" so please do send in some of your pictures - The older the better..... We already have one lined up for next week. You can send the pictures via the catch reports section on the club website or via message through our social media pages.

Brian Turner - North House Lake - 1990

Coaching Classroom Session - 24th January 2026

Our Coaching team held another well attended Junior coaching session at the Bushmead community Hub on Saturday afternoon and it was an enjoyable day for everyone who attended.

During this session we were able to distribute some donated tackle items to those who needed them. Thank you to all those who have kindly donated items for our juniors to make use of.

Some of our young anglers brought along the rig making boards they had made over the Christmas holidays for us to see.

We played a game throwing bean bags (simulating balls of groundbait) which were thrown left handed from a sitting position, the aim being to accurately hit a target as you would when fishing.

The Kingfishers also had a session on different types of hooks, and we demonstrated hair rigs and hair rigging of baits.

Following this there we focused on how to set up a waggler rod correctly. The CRT award progress books were signed off for those who remembered to bring them, so the young anglers can obtain their progress certificates.

Next Saturday (31st January 2026) we host a CRT Coaching Conference from 9am until 4:30pm a Buffet lunch is included. This conference is aimed at existing and potential new coaches and volunteers and we will cover what is needed and what is involved to obtain the necessary coaching qualifications.

There is a small charge for tickets of £6.00 (to cover venue hire etc) We do still have some spaces available. Visit Eventbrite using the link below to book a place.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1979865277341

One of the greatest rewards is taking someone who’s never fished before and watching them grow into confident, capable anglers. Seeing that first spark of excitement when they catch a fish, the smiles that follow, and the pride they carry as they represent the Club at the CRT Celebration events in Shropshire… it’s something special.

Coaching session at Bushmead

Coaching session at Bushmead

That's all we have for this weeks round-up. Please send in any catch reports or pictures as they are greatly appreciated and help us keep this report and our social media pages active.

Tight Lines

Dave M

Luton Angling Club.

Luton Angling Club - Weekly News, Information and Catch Report Roundup - Week Ending 18th January 2026

Very quiet on the bank this week, Cold, damp weather and steady rain have kept both anglers and fish subdued, so we haven't had any catch reports.

Nothing really unusual for mid‑January — once the weather settles, the sport and catch reports will no doubt pick up again.

If you do manage to get out on the bank please do send in any catch reports as anything this time of year helps us produce this weekly report, It doesn't have to be a specimen catch report - we enjoy receiving details of any of your outings even if you blank, as venue condition reports, pictures of nature and the scenery are all greatly appreciated.

We are already starting to get enquiries about 2026/27 membership which starts on 1st June 2026, Our membership renewals take place in April and following the renewals any remaining memberships will go on sale in May to new members. We do not have a waiting list and all membership for new members is first come first served - You can register your interest for membership via the home page at www.lutonanglingclub.co.uk and you will then be contacted when membership goes on sale.

Wednesday Match Group - January Update

Our Wednesday match group whilst not out on the bank during January are busy behind the scenes and are planning their 2026/27 activities. They sent us in this January update.

"After our end of year get together at the Globe before Christmas we have a break during January before returning to the banks again at the start of February.

However, that doesn’t mean we haven’t been busy getting things sorted out for the 2026 /27 Season. Which isn’t too far away.

We had a very successful and well attended lunchtime meeting at the Globe on Wednesday to discuss venues and set our program from June 2026 until end of May 2027 and we also discussed some new ideas for events and competitions, and already have the Sunday competition dates in the diary.

We already have a heat of the CRT Canal Pairs competition in May and are running several Junior competitions, as well and investigating putting a team into the Division 2 National in September, which is to be held around Northampton. We need 10 anglers and a Non Fishing Steward to enter, if anyone wanted to join the team we need to know ASAP.

We will continue to un our Wednesday League and run the popular Canal Pick and Choose head to Head competition which was revived last year and very well supported.

One of our members is looking to arranging some group tuition sessions with famous name anglers, and another group are investigating running a short evening Mini Series in the summer based on the Canal, all exciting developments.

It’s also intended to reintroduce the Charlie Olney Memorial Whip only match (Max Length 4 metres) to be held on the GUC, perhaps as an evening fixture. Charlie was a very long standing Luton Member who lived in Oak road by the football ground, and won his first Luton trophies before WWII (1934 I believe) and he then continued to fish Luton matches until he passed away at over 90 years of age, Charlie at one time achieved fame as the oldest regular match angler in the country, and loved his whip fishing.

Our Assistant Match Secretaries grandad used to fish with Charlie in times gone by, do you have any fishing memories of Charlie?

If you do, we would love for you to get in touch and share the stories"

A1 Road Closures - Affecting travel to Wyboston venues and Eaton Ford.

Probably the only other thing worth mentioning is to keep an eye on any upcoming closures of the A1 which may affect your travel to North House Lake, South Lagoon, The River at Wyboston and Eaton Ford.

As far as January goes there are some overnight Northbound closures planned for the last week of January. The Northbound carriageway will be closed between Tempsford and the Black Cat roundabout overnight (9pm to 5am) from Monday 26 to Friday 30 January 2026.

It's worth checking the National Highways website at the link below for the most up to date information about the works taking place on the A1 at Black Cat as these are ongoing until 2027.

https://nationalhighways.co.uk/our-roads/a428-black-cat-to-caxton-gibbet/diversions-closures-and-speed-restrictions/

A1 Road Closures - Black Cat

Thats all we have for this week.

Tight Lines

Dave M

Luton Angling Club.

Luton Angling Club - Weekly News, Information and Catch Report Roundup - Week Ending 11th January 2026

Here is this weeks news, information and catch report round up for the week ending 11th January 2026.

With temperatures plunging, many of our waters have spent the week locked under ice. Storm Goretti then added to the challenge, bringing heavy rainfall and strong winds through the latter part of the week. Unsurprisingly, opportunities to get out on the bank have been few, and most members sensibly chose to stay warm at home. As a result, our catch reports are understandably sparse this week.

Our bailiffs have continued to keep members informed about conditions across the venues. With forecasts suggesting a slight rise in temperatures over the coming week, we’re hopeful that the ice will clear and our waters will be fully fishable again soon.

As of Saturday 10th January the latest reports from our venues are as follows.

Beckerings: 90% frozen but thawing out with pegs 3 -16 fishable up to 2 rod lengths out.

South Lagoon: About 70% of the lagoon is now fishable just the shallower end still frozen.

North House Lake:Still fully frozen over.

If you are out and about and are passing any of our venues, a quick photo and/or message via our social media pages showing current conditions is always appreciated and will be used to keep other members up to date with current venue and water conditions.

Biddenham - River Great Ouse
The only catch report we've had this week was from Daniel Hymus who fished the Biddenham stretch of the River Ouse and had 2 Pike, The biggest was 11lb.

Daniel Hymus - Pike, River Ouse Biddenham

LET’S FISH COACHING WORKSHOP – SATURDAY 31 JANUARY.

There is an upcoming event which is aimed at all existing coaches, volunteers and any prospective angling coaches or volunteers.

We’re bringing coaches, volunteers and also potential future coaches and volunteers together for a full day of learning, discussion, and practical insight — all focused on maintaining the Let’s Fish standards and delivering the Let’s Fish Fishing & Environment Awards Programme.

Cost is £6-00 with a buffet lunch provided. The event is being held at Bushmead Community Hub in Luton on the 31st January 2026.

If you are involved with or interested in becoming an angling coach or volunteering with the coaching activities please come along and find out more on how you can get involved.

More details and booking via EventBrite at the link below.

EventBrite - Let's Fish-Coaches Indoor Training Workshop-31/01/2026-Luton

Let's Fish Coaching Workshop (Jan 2025)

UPDATE TO SHOOT DATES BECKERINGS:

Members should be aware that Beckerings Reservoir will be CLOSED all day on the following two dates.

Thursday 15th January 2026

Friday 23rd January 2026

These closures are due to shooting events that will take place around and inside the perimeter of the venue, therefore we have been asked to close the venue.

No night bookings will be taken for overnight on the 14th & 15th January or the 22nd & 23rd January.

That’s all we have for this week. If you do manage to get out for a session, we’d really appreciate an update, catch report or photo to help keep everyone informed.

Stay warm, stay safe, and tight lines to those venturing out.

Dave M

Luton Angling Club.

Luton Angling Club - Weekly News, Information and Catch Report Roundup - Week Ending 4th January 2026

Firstly we would like to wish everyone a a Very Happy New Year and we hope that 2026 brings you tight lines, many new PB's and lot's of enjoyable days on the bank.

We have ended this week with most of our lakes frozen over due to the very cold temperatures. At the time of writing this report North house is covered by a thick layer of Ice, South Lagoon is also almost fully frozen over except for a small area far out in the middle by the fountain. Beckerings is frozen around some of the margins although is not fully frozen at this time.

Rivers are looking in good condition for those eager to get out on the bank. Please let us know how you get on if you do get out.

North House Lake - Frozen Over

South Lagoon and River Ouse at Wyboston

Last week, on 21st December, Kletos managed a 16lb 4oz Pike from South Lagoon, the fish was captured right at the end of the day.

He was helped by a really nice gentleman called Eddie who assisted with the netting and weighing, which was much appreciated.

The best result of the year for Kletos on his first season back on the bank for a number of years, came this week when on Monday 29th December his son Nathaniel caught a 5lb Chub during their session on the River Ouse at Wyboston.

The fish was caught with Legered Worms just a stones throw from the nearside bank just as the day turned into darkness. It was a great looking fish and certainly larger than any Chub Kletos has ever caught.

He has submitted a Junior Club Record claim on Nathaniels behalf.

Kletos was a Junior Record holder himself from 1991 up until 2022 with a 2lb 4oz Perch.

Nathaniel with a River Ouse Chub (Wyboston)

Kletos with a South Lagoon Pike

A scenic shot of the River taken by Kletos

a Friendly Robin at Wyboston

On 30th December Marek Zanko caught this Pike from Peg 5 on the South Lagoon at Wyboston. It's weight was reported at 22lb.

Marek Zanko - Pike 22lb from South Lagoon

Mark North fished the River at Wyboston on Tuesday. He fished a stick float with maggot and had a few dace and chub.

Mark North - Chub from the River at Wyboston

Mark North - Catch from the River at Wyboston

Mark North - Catch from the River at Wyboston

Wednesday Match Group - 2025 End of Year Roundup.

Our Wednesday outings for 2025 ended with our Christmas match and Celebration buffet at The Globe on 17th December.

It was the end of another successful year, where we have all enjoyed the general atmosphere, company, banter and general support we try to give each other and had a good time each week. The weather hasn’t always been kind, and we seemed to have more than our fair share of rainy Wednesdays, but that’s fishing!

To all those who fish with us and haven’t enjoyed the best of health this year or have undergone medical treatments and operations we wish you all well, and we hope you have felt supported, you were certainly missed, as will be Dave Smith who sadly passed away earlier this year.

To those who joined us for the first time on Wednesdays we hope you have enjoyed fishing with us and will want to continue to do so.

Thanks to everyone who has helped to run the outing every week, it is a team effort given the numbers and work involved, but Ray, Barry, Tracey and Terry are all deserving of mention for the effort they put in, so a very big thank you from everyone.

The fishing like the weather has been a bit up and down, but we have made the most of it and enjoyed ourselves, and we have some great stats this year, thanks again to Tracey and Ray for their hard work.

Some Interesting Match Group Stats for 2025

This year 43 different Luton AC members have taken part in the 45 Wednesday matches (to 10 December), including 4 juniors. We have collectively had 657 angler participation visits, an average of 14.6 anglers per match, resulting in collectively 3,285 hours on the bank (136 days & 21 hours) Our record attendance was 17th December where 26 fished.

Terry Vickers attended the most matches with 40 appearances, followed by Ray Burton, Simon Foulkes and Dave Ridley all with 35 appearances.

The total weight of fish caught by all Wednesday anglers over the 45 matches was 4,371lb 10oz , with two anglers getting over 100lb in an individual match, Jack O’Brien (one of our talented Juniors) at How End and Colin Kidd at St Albans Lakes.

There have been 22 different match winners, Simon Foulkes leading the way with 8 wins, followed by Richard Gibbs and Sean Leatherland with 5 each and Andy Frankum with 3 wins.

26 different venues have been fished, giving 16 canal matches, 11 river matches and 18 commercial/lake venues We have used 27 club venues and 18 "away" venues.

Another interesting and important statistic which was pointed out by Tony Hickmott having been overlooked by the author of this round up (Dennis Hunt) was the 1,314 Werthers Original

sweets consumed by the group.

The annual Hotfishin' league has been strongly contested again this year with Sean Leatherland securing the title with one week to go, leaving Andy Frankum and Simon Foulkes fighting it out for 2nd and 3rd place in the final match on 17th December.

The final placings were:

1. Sean Leatherland 356 points

2. Andy Frankum 343 points

3. Simon Foulkes 341points

4. Dave Ridley 324 points

5. Colin Holmes 315b points

6. Dennis Hunt 313 points

7. Barry Roper 311 points

8. Richard Darbon 292 points

9. Chris Howard 271 points

10. Richard Gibbs 249 points

As we ended the year with a small financial surplus in our Wednesday peg fund we have decided to make a £150 donation to the Prostate Cancer Charity.

We now start our winter break, and won’t fish again as a group until February.

We hope Club members and others enjoy reading our match reports each week and all of the match group wish you all a great New Year, and ‘Tight Lines’ for 2026

Thats all we have for this week, Please keep your catch reports coming in as they are all appreciated. You can send them in via social media (Facebook or Instagram) or via the catch report section of the website.

Luton Angling Club - Weekly News, Information and Catch Report Roundup - Xmas Edition Covering the Weeks ending 21st and 28th December 2025

Our waters have settled into their familiar winter rhythm. The days are short, the mornings crisp, and while things naturally quieten down at this time of year, there’s still been enough activity across the club to just about keep the weekly round‑up ticking along, when we do not get many reports we may revert to a fortnightly report so you might notice some gaps in the news archives.

Thank you to everyone who continues to send in reports and updates during the colder months — they’re always appreciated. Here’s this week’s news as we head into the festive break.

Amer Jawad has been making the most of his time off work with some afternoon sessions at Beckerings. His first outing started slowly, with two quiet hours before the swim finally came to life, producing a handful of tidy skimmers along with a couple of small roach.

Undeterred, Amer returned for another go. It proved to be another challenging session, but steady perseverance paid off with around a dozen roach and two more quality skimmers, all taken on the feeder at 40 metres.

A solid effort across two cold winter days, and a good reminder that Beckerings can still reward those who stick at it.

Amer Jawad - Beckerings

Luton Juniors - 2025 Coaching and review of angling achievements.

This year our young anglers have had a great year, and Luton junior numbers continue to grow, with some very enthusiastic boys and girls growing our ranks this year, helping ensure the Club has a bright future.

Our coaches have worked hard at recruiting new members via the CRT ‘Lets Fish’ program, ran a successful CRT sponsored Coaching Conference and CPD day in January, we also delivered 15 Lets fish sessions on the Canal , gaining some terrific feedback from parents, and we also supported our Luton anglers in 5 regional and National competitions.

We were invited to run some special sessions for a Luton school in the late summer / autumn.

The Club ran junior bankside coaching on Saturday afternoons where many fish were caught, and we also ran six indoor classroom sessions at Bushmead during the winter, and all those were well attended and concentrated on teaching the more technical aspect of the sport in an engaging and fun way.

As well as doing well in the regional matches two young anglers went and took part in trials for the CRT Division 2 National teams,with one of our lads winning the selection match on the Nene with 4Kilo 200 Grams, and they gained two places in the team that competed to represent CRT in the emerging talent National teams on the Ouse.

There were 10 Juniors representing Luton at the CRT National Celebration in September, where we won numerous prizes and many were invited to participate in the Daiwa/CRT Global communities’ event in October, and we posted all the results of these competitions at the time.

Both these CRT events are held in Shropshire. All our young anglers did very well, keeping Luton at the forefront of Junior angling nationally.

One of our Juniors competing in a Wednesday Club outing managed to achieve a catch of over 100lb in a five hour session, and we have also had several great catches from the Canal this year some of which have been entered and have been awarded prizes in the CRT ‘Fish of the Month’ Competition

We would like to publicly thank all the parents, as without their support with travel to the events we couldn’t achieve these results, and those anglers who have so generously donated unwanted tackle that was fit for further use to either be sold to raise funds or passed on to our young anglers.

Well done to all our young anglers we are very proud of all of you.

We have an equally full program planned for 2026 and always have more room for qualified coaches to support our work.

Bursaries are available to help gaining the required coaching qualifications, it is very rewarding, so if you are interested in coaching with us please let us know.

Coaching 2025 Round Up

Match Report and end of year celebration buffet ‘The Globe’ – GUC 17/12/25

This week was our Christmas match and our end of year celebration at ‘The Globe’ which is always a popular event. We had a record attendance of 26 fishing, and some of our friends who couldn’t fish the match, joined us for the celebration buffet afterwards, swelling our numbers still further. Our fishing this week was 10am to 1.45pm, shorter than usual to allow us to weigh in, pack up, and get to the pub in time for our buffet at 3pm.

The weather on the day was better than we expected, given the heavy rain last weekend, and indeed the rain on the following day (Thursday), so we were lucky to have a clear window. We did, however, have an overnight frost, early morning mist, and drizzle at times through the day which was quite cold. The canal had turned a milky coffee colour due to the influx of rainwater, and the water temperature was measured at 7C. Given the conditions we all expected the fishing to be difficult, and so it proved with low weights overall and several anglers recording DNW.

Chris Howard found himself pegged close to a tree and decided to fish a 3‑metre whip and bread punch rather than try and use a longer pole. Chris said he tried worm over looking for bream, but quickly gave it up as a bad job. He had a good day on the whip, ending with 4lb for first place.

Sean Leatherland took second place with an almost all‑roach catch. Sean said he started fishing at 3 metres on squatt and took a few fish, then changed to a 12‑metre line using punch over punch crumb which he found more productive, so stayed on this line to the end, finishing with 3lb 3oz.

Keith Ward started on punch down the track to no avail but had fed chopped worm over, so switched to that, catching four small perch. Keith then changed to groundbait with pinkie on the hook and started to catch skimmers on the line used earlier for punch. This produced a decent skimmer followed by a roach, then several smaller skimmers. Keith finished with 2lb to take third place.

Following the weigh‑in we all made our way to The Globe to meet our non‑fishing friends and enjoy a beer and our end of year celebration buffet and present exchange, which was excellent and enjoyed by everyone. We also presented Sean Leatherland, this year’s winner, with the Wednesday League Shield, which he won with one match to go.

Many thanks are due to The Globe and the staff for allowing us to park in the car park and for providing such a great buffet; to Barry Roper for the pegging in the dark; to Ray Burton for the admin; and to all who assisted with the weigh‑in and helped make the day a resounding success.

We now enter our winter break and don’t fish together again until February. We will post details of the first match nearer the time.

We would like to wish all our fellow Luton Club members and others a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Abridged Results

1st Chris Howard – 4lb 0oz

2nd Sean Leatherland – 3lb 3oz

3rd Keith Ward – 2lb 0oz

4th Dave Abbott – 1lb 11oz

5th (Joint) Dave Ridley & Colin Holmes – 1lb 1oz

Wednesday Match Group

Report from the 8th round of the 2025 Sunday Series.

Sorry for the delay in providing this report but better late than never! - The 16th November saw the final round of the LAC Sunday series take place at Three Locks between Three Locks and Chelmscote Bridge.

With the top 3 places still to be decided and the league being based on the best 5 results from the 8 matches, it was all to fish for.

Thankfully the forecast rain generally held off and every one caught albeit not an easy days fishing.

To make the top places required you to have caught a bonus fish. And that was the case for Dudley Frankland who won the match with 3lb 4ozs which included a beautiful perch well of 2 and a half pounds. Dudley caught his fish on the pole with worm and pinkie.

In 2nd place was Tim Watts, one of the club's canal aces, with 2lb 9ozs. Tim caught his fish on the pole on pinkie over groundbait.

Keith Ward had struggled for much of the match but he stuck to the task in hand and was rewarded with a large bonus perch near the end of the match to weigh 2lb 7ozs. For the overall standings, that bonus perch proved vital for Keith.

At the end of the match, we retired to the pub and the overall standings were quickly worked out, but it was clear that the overall winner was Chris Howard. Chris has had a superb Sunday Summer Series and well deserves the outright win.

The league 2nd place was won by Myles Tommey who continues to maintain high finishes in the LAC leagues. However, Myles only made 2nd place due to a better over match points having drawn with third place on league points.

The bonus perch for Keith Ward was indeed important as that helped him pip Sean Leatherland for 3rd place overall. Both anglers have had consistent performances.

The 2026 LAC Winter League will start on January 18th 2026. The league is based on 5 canal matches that run from January to March. The dates are 18th Jan, 1st Feb, 15th Feb, 1st Mar and 15th Mar.

This is a friendly league and anyone interested in joining, please let the organiser know. The matches are open to eligible club members and if you are joining us for the first time can we ask that you message us so we know you are coming before turning up. You will be asked to produce your Club book at first appearance, so please have it with you.

GUC Three Locks – 16th November 2025 - Match Result

Dudley Frankland (Peg 3) – 3 lb 4 oz, Match Position 24, Section Position 1, League Points 6
Tim Watts (Peg 6) – 2 lb 9 oz 8 dr, Match Position 23, Section Position 2, League Points 5
Keith Ward (Peg 9) – 2 lb 7 oz, Match Position 22, Section Position 1, League Points 6
Danny Worth (Peg 4) – 2 lb 1 oz 12 dr, Match Position 21, Section Position 3, League Points 4
Terry Vickers (Peg 13) – 2 lb, Match Position 20, Section Position 2, League Points 5
Adrian Smith (Peg 11) – 1 lb 14 oz 4 dr, Match Position 19, Section Position 3, League Points 4
Chris Howard (Peg 1) – 1 lb 12 oz, Match Position 18, Section Position 4, League Points 3
Sean Leatherland (Peg 10) – 1 lb 12 oz, Match Position 18, Section Position 4, League Points 3
Dave Whillock (Peg 12) – 1 lb 4 oz 8 dr, Match Position 16, Section Position 5, League Points 2
Peter Deppe (Peg 2) – 1 lb 4 oz 8 dr, Match Position 15, Section Position 5, League Points 2
Pete Smith (Peg 7) – 1 lb 3 oz 8 dr, Match Position 14, Section Position 6, League Points 2
Myles Tommey (Peg 8) – 9 oz 12 dr, Match Position 12, Section Position 6, League Points 2
Richard Darbon (Peg 5) – 13 oz 12 dr, Match Position 11, Section Position 6, League Points 2

Winter League – Overall Standings

Chris Howard – 30 lb 12 oz 4 dr, 113 match points, 28 league points
Myles Tommey – 24 lb 11 oz 8 dr, 111 match points, 25 league points
Keith Ward – 9 lb 11 oz, 100 match points, 25 league points
Sean Leatherland – 12 lb 13 oz 4 dr, 103 match points, 24 league points
Dave Abbot – 15 lb 4 oz 8 dr, 101 match points, 22 league points
Danny Worth – 12 lb 3 oz 8 dr, 104 match points, 21 league points
Pete Smith – 9 lb 3 oz, 97 match points, 20 league points
Dave Whillock – 6 lb 9 oz 8 dr, 83 match points, 17 league points
Adrian Smith – 10 lb 12 oz, 93 match points, 16 league points
Peter Deppe – 7 lb 2 oz 4 dr, 91 match points, 16 league points
Bart Bonito – 6 lb 15 oz 8 dr, 77 match points, 16 league points
Terry Vickers – 7 lb 11 oz 8 dr, 87 match points, 15 league points
Dudley Frankland – 7 lb 1 oz 12 dr, 83 match points, 14 league points
Tim Watts – 6 lb 6 oz 4 dr, 58 match points, 14 league points
Richard Darbon – 3 lb 1 oz, 61 match points, 12 league points
Liam Willis – 11 lb 12 oz 12 dr, 47 match points, 12 league points
Colin Macbeth – 2 lb 7 oz 8 dr, 30 match points, 7 league points
Peter Mills – 2 lb 10 oz 12 dr, 21 match points, 4 league points

As we bring this week’s report to a close, here’s wishing all our members a very Merry Christmas. Thank you for your support, and the effort you put into keeping the club thriving.

Enjoy the festive break, and we look forward to starting a fresh year of fishing together in the New Year.

Tight Lines
Dave M
Luton AC