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Place
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th |
William Atkinson John Stonehouse Ray Stonehouse Rodney Wood (Jnr) Steve Worthy Morris Brown Andy Marr |
Weights
129 lb 02 oz 101 lb 00½ oz 69 lb 14½ oz 59 lb 14 oz 51 lb 09½ oz 50 lb 13 oz 46 lb 05 oz |
Trophy
Lord Downe Tankard A Lawson Chas Rose Chas Prudom Bill Brown Rose Bowl & F Kirk Cup A Humble |
Heaviest Fish
15 lb 00 oz |
Seasons Results.
Heaviest Fish in a competition - Morris Brown - 15 lb 00 oz.
Heaviest Fish out of competition - - lb oz.
Christmas match winner - Unknown - lb oz.
Heaviest Bag of Fish - - lb oz.
Juniors.
1st - Rodney Wood - 59 lb 14 oz.
2nd - Bernard Stebbing - 15 lb 00½ oz.
Total weight for the season over - 852 lb 12½ oz.
Total Number of fish - Whitby Sea Anglers Assoc. did not start recording fish numbers until 'The Peter Sutton Memorial Cup' for the Greatest Number of Fish was presented by Mr Alec Bain in 1985/86 Season.
Heaviest Fish in a competition - Morris Brown - 15 lb 00 oz.
Heaviest Fish out of competition - - lb oz.
Christmas match winner - Unknown - lb oz.
Heaviest Bag of Fish - - lb oz.
Juniors.
1st - Rodney Wood - 59 lb 14 oz.
2nd - Bernard Stebbing - 15 lb 00½ oz.
Total weight for the season over - 852 lb 12½ oz.
Total Number of fish - Whitby Sea Anglers Assoc. did not start recording fish numbers until 'The Peter Sutton Memorial Cup' for the Greatest Number of Fish was presented by Mr Alec Bain in 1985/86 Season.
William Atkinson 1st (personal records).
1970
October - 7 lb 14 oz.
November - 21 lb 08 oz.
December - 38 lb 14 oz.
1971
January - 18 lb 11 oz.
February - 21 lb 05 oz.
March - 20 lb 12 oz.
Total weigh-in 129 lb 02 oz
1970
October - 7 lb 14 oz.
November - 21 lb 08 oz.
December - 38 lb 14 oz.
1971
January - 18 lb 11 oz.
February - 21 lb 05 oz.
March - 20 lb 12 oz.
Total weigh-in 129 lb 02 oz
1970 - 1971 Season
Anglers had good winter sport
Whitby Gazette 1971.
Last winter members of Whitby Sea Angler Association enjoyed their best sport for three years. This was stated by Mr. Ron Wood, chairman, at the annual buffet supper and prize giving at the Flask Inn (Mr. and Mrs. CC Isle) on Friday evening.
The trophies were presented by Mr. Alan Marshall, a vice-president, and other guests including Mr. JS Cartridge, JP chairman of Whitby Magistrates and Mrs. Cartridge. Over 50 people were present.
Mr. Wood said the Association had enjoyed another year of good sportsmanship and good fellowship, and he and his fellow officials, Mr John Swales, secretary, and Mr. David Johnson, treasurer, were very happy about the spirit in the Association.
Mr. Swales reported that it had been a really good winter season. The Association, he added, had a membership of 39, plus five junior members. It was the first time they had had so many juniors.
He went on t report that a total of 852 lb 12½ oz of fish had been landed in competitions. 112 lb more than last year. The total was roughly the same as three years ago. In 1966/7 it was over 1,000 lb.
Mr. Swales added that last December, 17 members caught over 100 lb of fish in a single night's fishing competition. he said that the Junior trophy had been won for the second year running by Rodney Wood, the chairman's son. As a result of this success the trophy was his to keep, and Mr. Marshall, the donor, had undertaken to provide another cup for competition by the juniors next season.
The secretary went on to announce the season's results as follows:
1. William Atkinson 129 lb
2. John Stonehouse 101 lb 00½ oz
3. Ray Stonehouse 69 lb 14½ oz
4. Rodney Wood (Jnr) 59 lb 14 oz
5. Steve Worthy 51 lb 09½ oz
6. Morris Brown 50 lb 13 oz
7. Andy Marr 46 lb 05 oz.
Heaviest Fish - M Brown a cod of 15 lb.
Juniors
1. Rodney Wood 59 lb 14 oz
2. Bernard Stebbing 15 lb 00½ oz.
The secretary'e wife, Mrs. Gillian Swales, presented Mr. Marshall with a bottle of sherry. In expressing his thanks, Mr. Marshall spoke of the amount of real enjoyment the members got out of angling, and the sportsmanship , friendship and fellowship to be found in the Association. He also added they were very fortunate in having such good officials.
Courtesy of William Atkinson, Chairman of Whitby Sea Anglers Association, from his personal collection of press cuttings. Thanks also to the Whitby Gazette 30-04-1971. Posted 18/02/2013 PDH.
The trophies were presented by Mr. Alan Marshall, a vice-president, and other guests including Mr. JS Cartridge, JP chairman of Whitby Magistrates and Mrs. Cartridge. Over 50 people were present.
Mr. Wood said the Association had enjoyed another year of good sportsmanship and good fellowship, and he and his fellow officials, Mr John Swales, secretary, and Mr. David Johnson, treasurer, were very happy about the spirit in the Association.
Mr. Swales reported that it had been a really good winter season. The Association, he added, had a membership of 39, plus five junior members. It was the first time they had had so many juniors.
He went on t report that a total of 852 lb 12½ oz of fish had been landed in competitions. 112 lb more than last year. The total was roughly the same as three years ago. In 1966/7 it was over 1,000 lb.
Mr. Swales added that last December, 17 members caught over 100 lb of fish in a single night's fishing competition. he said that the Junior trophy had been won for the second year running by Rodney Wood, the chairman's son. As a result of this success the trophy was his to keep, and Mr. Marshall, the donor, had undertaken to provide another cup for competition by the juniors next season.
The secretary went on to announce the season's results as follows:
1. William Atkinson 129 lb
2. John Stonehouse 101 lb 00½ oz
3. Ray Stonehouse 69 lb 14½ oz
4. Rodney Wood (Jnr) 59 lb 14 oz
5. Steve Worthy 51 lb 09½ oz
6. Morris Brown 50 lb 13 oz
7. Andy Marr 46 lb 05 oz.
Heaviest Fish - M Brown a cod of 15 lb.
Juniors
1. Rodney Wood 59 lb 14 oz
2. Bernard Stebbing 15 lb 00½ oz.
The secretary'e wife, Mrs. Gillian Swales, presented Mr. Marshall with a bottle of sherry. In expressing his thanks, Mr. Marshall spoke of the amount of real enjoyment the members got out of angling, and the sportsmanship , friendship and fellowship to be found in the Association. He also added they were very fortunate in having such good officials.
Courtesy of William Atkinson, Chairman of Whitby Sea Anglers Association, from his personal collection of press cuttings. Thanks also to the Whitby Gazette 30-04-1971. Posted 18/02/2013 PDH.