Here is the latest news, catch reports and information from Luton Angling Club, for the week ending 26th March 2023.
Our Annual General Meeting was held on Thursday 23rd March 2023 and we would like to thank all the members who took the time to attend and get involved. This is your club and your input is much appreciated. Lots was discussed regarding the past and coming membership year, and the specimen awards were also presented to the winners by our club president Ken Scott.
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| Dexter Allen with President Ken Scott at the AGM |
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| AGM |
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| AGM |
North House Lake
John Sime fished a 24 hour session on North House and had a fantastic result landing Terry's Mirror at 33lb 5oz.
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| John Sime - Terrys Mirror 33lb 5oz |
Sean Watts had a 20lb Common Carp and a 12lb 8oz Mirror Carp.
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| 20lb North House Common - Sean Watts |
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| 12lb 8oz North House Mirror - Sean Watts |
Beckerings Reservoir
The reservoir is fishing extremely well for the Roach at the moment with the bailiffs reporting that many anglers are catching Roach on the float all round the lake. Amer Jawad had a session on the reservoir in preparation for his next YouTube video and had a good bag of decent sized Roach.
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| Amer Jawad - Beckerings Roach |
Darren Savage fished a quick 2 hour session after work on Monday and had a 20lb 12oz mirror on the float rod.
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| Darren Savage 20lb 12oz Mirror Carp |
Several carp were also caught on Saturday including some of the new stockies.
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| Stockie from Beckerings |
South Lagoon
The South Lagoon bailiffs report that the large perch are starting to make an appearance on the South Lagoon as they usually do around this time of year.
Wednesday Match Report
Match Report 22nd March Cooks Wharf Grand Union Canal (The muddy one)
As 12 anglers arrived at the Cooks Wharf car park and unloaded in heavy rain, we were hopeful, given the clearing forecast that by late morning the rain would stop! It turned out it was better than that as by the time we trekked along a by now very muddy towpath which made trolleys difficult to manoeuvre the rain had stopped and the sun and blue sky arrived, although there was a bothersome fresh breeze.
The Canal was full and quite clear, although passing boats put some colour into the water. Starting water temperature was 10.5 degrees, rising to 11.2 degrees by the end. It was a day where a good draw paid dividend,
Tony Hickmott our winner was fishing just short of Middle Seabrook lock landing and had one 3lb 10oz Bream which was caught in the pleasant late morning, it was quickly followed by another bite resulting in a missing bait and a clean hook. Andy Norgate in second place was in the cutting past the West Cost rail bridge with 6 small fish and a skimmer for 1lb 11oz. Third was Brian Shaw with 10oz of small Perch, taken close to the swing bridge, again a sheltered position. Fourth was Malcolm Ogden with one small Perch 2oz.
It was good to see some different anglers frame this week.
Results
1st Tony Hickmott 3lb 10oz
2nd Andy Norgate 1lb 11oz
3rd Brian Shaw 0lb 10oz
4th Malcolm Ogden 0lb 2oz
DNW Steve Lathwell, Ray Burton, Barry Roper, Les Burton, Terry Vickers, Dennis Hunt, Sean Leatherland & Roger Baker.
Thanks to the team who did the weigh in, an excellent job as usual.
Next week we will fish the How End Fishery at Clophill, meet for 8-30 draw fish 10 till 3, How End Day ticket and £1 Wednesday peg fee and £5-00 optional pools.
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| Wednesday Match |
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| Wednesday Match |
Thats all we have for this week,
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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