Luton Angling Club Weekly News Report for the Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire & St Neots Cambridgeshire Area - Week Ending 21st August 2022

Here is this weeks News, Information and Catch Report round up from Luton Angling Club.

River Ouse
David Howell has been targeting the Carp in Luton stretches of the Ouse. He had success catching two carp, a common of 22lb 5oz and the other 18lb 8oz. We've not mentioned the exact stretch as a lot of work and effort goes into these catches. Most of our River Ouse sections hold large carp so well worth a go.
David Howell - 18lb 8oz Ouse Mirror Carp
David Howell - 22lb 5oz Ouse Common Carp
Grand Union Canal
Amer Jawad did a feature recently on the Globe stretch of the Grand Union Canal he was targeting the big bream you can read the article in the August edition of Match Fishing Magazine.
Amer Jawad - Match Fishing Magazine Feature
Grand Union Canal - Junior Championship
The Grand Union South Junior Championship will be held at 3 locks on Sunday 16th October.
This championship is ideal for any young person aged 7 or over who has been fishing a few times and is keen to learn more and will be a great opportunity for participants in an event against others. More information can be found at the link below

Let's Fish Event
North House Lake
Carlo Borromeo sent us a message saying "I had a great overnighter on North House Lake with my son and his Grandad - I had 4 takes and 3 fish were landed the biggest being a 25lb Common"
Carlo Borromeo - North House Common Carp
Beckerings Reservoir
Fishing last weekend on 14th August Neil Cox had a Common off the surface at around 9am he didn’t weigh it (quick photo and released back asap)but easily a mid double and an awesome looking bronze coloured fish.
Neil Cox - Beckerings Bronze Common
This weekend he fished the reservoir again and had four Commons, Three were caught on madbaits and the fourth on tiger nuts.
Neil Cox - Beckerings Common
Neil Cox - Beckerings Common
Neil Cox - Beckerings Common
Neil Cox - Beckerings Common

Junior member Kyle Parkinson fished a 48hr session with dad Paul at the weekend and had a superb roach weighing in at 2lb 10oz.
Kyle Parkinson - 2lb 10oz Roach
Kyle Parkinson - 2lb 10oz Roach (Scale Shot)
Paul had a Roach, a small Pike, a Bream and two commons one at 19lb 2oz and the other slightly bigger at 21lb 4oz.
Paul Parkinson - Bream
Paul Parkinson - Common
Paul Parkinson - Common
Paul Parkinson - Small Pike
Paul Parkinson - Roach
Another Junior member, 9 year old Frankie, caught his PB from Beckerings after a 48hr session with dad Darren. This fish was caught on the final morning. It was too heavy for him to pick up safely on his own so a mat shot was taken then Darrren picked it up for a better photo. Frankie ended the session with the 1 carp and 50 or so small perch.
9 Year Old Frankie with his PB Carp
Darren holding Frankie's PB Carp.
Liam Murphy had 7 carp from Beckerings and finished the session off with a 60lb catfish.


Liam Murphy - Mirror Carp
Liam Murphy - Mirror Carp
Liam Murphy - 60lb Catfish
South Lagoon Wyboston
The swim refurbishment works around the lagoon are progressing well and what an improvement improvement with the quality of the swims. They are now much safer to access via new steps and more comfortable to fish from. Unfortunately though someone does not respect the club or other anglers and obviously does not appreciate the money spent and efforts made by the club as they felt it acceptable to leave a huge pile of rubbish for the bailiffs to clear away. The Wyboston lakes complex has excellent CCTV coverage so we hope to identify those responsible and they will no longer be welcome at the venue.
South Lagoon Swim Improvements
South Lagoon Swim Improvements
South Lagoon Swim Improvements
South Lagoon Swim Improvements
South Lagoon Swim Improvements
South Lagoon Swim Improvements
South Lagoon Swim Improvements
Litter Left at Wyboston South Lagoon
Wednesday Match Report - 17th August River Ouse Wyboston
Many regulars are still on holiday, and others had prior appointments, so our attendance was down to 12 this week. Wednesday’s forecast was storms and heavy rain, the temperature at 18 C and a heavy muggy atmosphere seemed to indicate it would indeed rain later. The river temperature was a steady 22C throughout the day and the water had a slight flow after the heavy rainstorms locally the day before, but nothing like what would normally be expected at this time of year.
As the anglers set up the wind picked up and we had a rain shower, which then passed over.
The wind picked up a few more times during the day, and at one point the overcast became very threatening, but thankfully no more rain materialised.
As usual numbers of methods Whip, Pole, Waggler and feeder were tried, and baits used were Maggot, Pinkie, Hemp, Tare etc. The most successful baits were Maggot and Pinkie. The fish seemed to want hemp fed but seemed reluctant to take the hemp and tare on the hook although some odd fish were caught on these baits when tried.
All the anglers enjoyed the day out and appreciated the fact that despite the damp forecast we didn’t get wet!
A big thank you to all those who helped as Stewards on the day both with the draw and weigh in.
Results
1st Richard Gibbs 9lb 4oz
2nd Barry Roper 8lb 4oz
3rd Steve Lathwell 6lb 2oz
4th Dave Ridley 5lb 3oz
5th Dennis Hunt 3lb 14oz
6th Andy Norgate 3lb 10oz
7th Dudley Frankland 2ob 7oz
8th Ray Burton 1lb 15oz
9th Brian Shaw 1lb 9oz
10th Terry Vickers 1lb 5oz
11th Tony Hickmott 1lb 2oz
12th Paul Roberts 0lb 15oz
This week we will fish the How End fishery at Clophill. Meet at 8am, £10.00 ticket, £5.00 optional pools and £1.00 Luton peg fee.
Wednesday Match 17th August
Wednesday Match 17th August
Wednesday Match 17th August
Send us your Catch Reports.
If you would like to send us a catch report from a Luton AC Water you can send reports and pictures via our facebook page and other social media accounts, the club website or via what’s app message to 07940 229071. Don’t forget every picture we receive is automatically entered in to our monthly photo prize which is judged by the committee and you could win £25.00. It’s not always the biggest fish that wins so well worth sending in any of your catch reports. Tight Lines Until Next Week! Dave M Luton AC

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