Luton Angling Club Weekly News Report for the Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire & St Neots Cambridgeshire Area. Week Ending 6th September 2020

Here is this week’s round up of news, catch reports and match results from all Luton Angling Club waters.

 North House Lake

Paul Trew sent in a picture of one of the NHL stockies weighing 13lb 10oz - Comparing photos from the stocking back in October 2017 this looks very much like Number 3 that went in at 6lb 3oz. Photos and the weights of all the 21 fish that were stocked back then can be found on the club website. 


https://www.lutonanglingclub.co.uk/nhl-stocking-5th-october-2017 


The 21 fish stocked weighed between 4lb 9oz and 8lb 2oz when introduced to the water. This reference gallery is useful for seeing how much the stockies have grown on in 3 years. Let us know if you catch any of the others. 


Brett Collins also sent in a picture he thinks is Stockie number 5 which he caught last week at 14lb 10oz it seems like the ones we have seen are doing well and now range between 12 and 16lb in weight.


Wyboston River Ouse
Bailiff Brian Turner float fished the River Ouse and had plenty of Rudd and Roach.


River Ouse Eaton Ford
Mark Brooks fished at Eaton Ford this week and despite the very windy conditions caught a number of roach.

Kempston Lake
Ricky Angell had a 15lb 8oz Ghostie like mirror.

Wyboston South Lagoon

Regular Wyboston angler Wojciech had a Tench of 4lb from the South Lagoon.



Wednesday Match Report

Five fished the Wednesday Knock up this week on a beautiful autumn morning on the Ouse at Wyboston. The day started with a slight nip, with an air temperature around 13 degrees and a light wind. The air temperature rose slightly during the day ending up at around 16 degrees. and we had some slight rain (again) when packing away.

The river looked in super form, with a good colour and flow, water temperature this week was a constant at 15 degrees. The venue fished very well, and we all had a very enjoyable close match, with four of the anglers with nets over 5lb. The match could have been won from any of the pegs used.

 

Roach showed well, some decent size fish being taken, and made up the bulk of the catches, along with several Perch, the biggest of these was a fish of 1lb 6oz taken by Barry Roper.

 

All methods were used, Pole, Stick float and feeder, with fish being taken on Hemp, Tare, Maggot and Caster.

 

Results

1st Steve Osmond 6lbs 6oz

2nd Dave Britton 5lbs 7oz

3rd Barry Roper 5lbs 6oz

4th Dennis Hunt 5lbs 3oz

5th John Barton 2lbs 4oz

 

Next week we will be back on the Grand Union Canal at Ivinghoe, and off-road parking has been arranged at £3.00 per car. Meet for a 9am Draw, at Ivinghoe bridge, fish 10 till 3, £5.00 optional pools.  As this is a day ticket venue non-members are welcome to join us if they wish.


Visiting Club Match Report – Braggers Angling Club – Biddenham

19 Anglers fished the Biddenham section of River Ouse last weekend. All anglers caught and the combined weight was around 52lb. the winning weight came in at 8lb 4oz. Unfortunately we do not have any pictures to accompany this report.

 

Planned Work Parties

There are a few work parties planned in September and we urge any members with some spare time to attend and help out.

 

Sunday 13th September – Slipe Lane Pits (Work Party arranged run by the Turnford Consortium)


Sunday 20th September – Slipe Lane Pits (Work Party arranged run by the Turnford Consortium)\

 

These two work parties are to clear swims of undergrowth and hanging branches and general hand tools will be required such as pruners, saws etc if you have them.

 

Saturday 19th September – Beckerings Reservoir – We will be replacing the footbridge across the stream at the bottom of the slope as it is in need of repairs. 


Beckerings will be closed from Dusk on Friday 18th September to 17:00hrs on Saturday 19th September. 


Night Bookings will be taken for Saturday 19th however no access will be available to the reservoir until 5pm.

 

Tight Lines Until Next Week

 

Regards,

 

Dave

Luton Angling Club

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