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Sunday 17th November 2013
Low water 09.33 hrs - 1.1 metre High water 15.39 hrs - 5.4 metre |
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Sandsend beach at 09.00 hrs
Sunday 17th November 2013. Match 14 of 49
Eighty six adults and four junior competitors fishing Whitby Sea Anglers Association’s 34th Annual Open Match, from 10.00 - 16.00 hrs with low water already past 09.33 hrs 1.1 metres.
With very little residual long distance swell left from earlier in the week, the sea state was poor with competitors reporting varied water states from crystal clear to milky, with some marks still thick. The sea state did grow slightly as the flood took hold but out paced itself, which lead to periods of calm.
There was a gentle westerly breeze which blew a heavy rain storm further out to sea off Whitby, followed by bright sunshine.
1033 mm Hg on the barometer. With open boundaries from Skinningrove Beck to Coble Landing, Filey competitors, like last year, were scratching and seeking a tidal mark where possible. Marine Drive was a popular choice with anglers reported as shoulder to shoulder.
Weigh masters, Bernard Vasey & James Gilpin were kept busy at the scales as 42 anglers weigh-in 130 fish comprising of 83 codlings, 31 wrasse, 12 flat fish, 1 blegg, 1 billet and 1 bass, for a total weigh-in of - 214 lb 15 oz.
Congratulations to Ian Thompson from Scarborough overall winner with 7 codlings & 2 wrasse for - 14 lb 05 oz, who received £500 from James Noble on behalf of Wilf Noble Construction and Plant Hire, Ruswarp.
Pete Dunn from Scarborough, Nee ‘Neptuned’, the 2012 Open winner again hooked the Heaviest Fish of - 6 lb 08 oz and Whitby Sea Angler Association member Matthew Garbutt hooked the second Heaviest Fish of - 6 lb 07 oz.
No ladies entered the match and there were four juniors competing but none were fortunate enough to weigh-in.
The Special Prize of £50 for 17th place sponsored by Java was won by Robert Taylor from Whitby with 1 codling & 1 wrasse for - 5 lb 08 oz.
The Special Prize of £50 for the Heaviest Flat Fish sponsored by Mike Beedle Building Contractor was won by Whitby Sea Angler Association member and Club Secretary Peter Horbury with a good flat fish of - 1 lb 05 oz.
The last place prize of £25 was not claimed and was put onto the raffle table.
The Lucky Ticket Draw, for those who unfortunately did not weigh-in winners included James Gilpin, Paul Dryden and AN Other.
Apologies from WSAA for the delay with the prize giving as the food took longer than expected, but was well worth the wait.
Many thanks to our hosts at the Fleece, Stormy & John Coulson, Whitby and to all our sponsors without whose generosity the event would not be such a success.
Eighty six adults and four junior competitors fishing Whitby Sea Anglers Association’s 34th Annual Open Match, from 10.00 - 16.00 hrs with low water already past 09.33 hrs 1.1 metres.
With very little residual long distance swell left from earlier in the week, the sea state was poor with competitors reporting varied water states from crystal clear to milky, with some marks still thick. The sea state did grow slightly as the flood took hold but out paced itself, which lead to periods of calm.
There was a gentle westerly breeze which blew a heavy rain storm further out to sea off Whitby, followed by bright sunshine.
1033 mm Hg on the barometer. With open boundaries from Skinningrove Beck to Coble Landing, Filey competitors, like last year, were scratching and seeking a tidal mark where possible. Marine Drive was a popular choice with anglers reported as shoulder to shoulder.
Weigh masters, Bernard Vasey & James Gilpin were kept busy at the scales as 42 anglers weigh-in 130 fish comprising of 83 codlings, 31 wrasse, 12 flat fish, 1 blegg, 1 billet and 1 bass, for a total weigh-in of - 214 lb 15 oz.
Congratulations to Ian Thompson from Scarborough overall winner with 7 codlings & 2 wrasse for - 14 lb 05 oz, who received £500 from James Noble on behalf of Wilf Noble Construction and Plant Hire, Ruswarp.
Pete Dunn from Scarborough, Nee ‘Neptuned’, the 2012 Open winner again hooked the Heaviest Fish of - 6 lb 08 oz and Whitby Sea Angler Association member Matthew Garbutt hooked the second Heaviest Fish of - 6 lb 07 oz.
No ladies entered the match and there were four juniors competing but none were fortunate enough to weigh-in.
The Special Prize of £50 for 17th place sponsored by Java was won by Robert Taylor from Whitby with 1 codling & 1 wrasse for - 5 lb 08 oz.
The Special Prize of £50 for the Heaviest Flat Fish sponsored by Mike Beedle Building Contractor was won by Whitby Sea Angler Association member and Club Secretary Peter Horbury with a good flat fish of - 1 lb 05 oz.
The last place prize of £25 was not claimed and was put onto the raffle table.
The Lucky Ticket Draw, for those who unfortunately did not weigh-in winners included James Gilpin, Paul Dryden and AN Other.
Apologies from WSAA for the delay with the prize giving as the food took longer than expected, but was well worth the wait.
Many thanks to our hosts at the Fleece, Stormy & John Coulson, Whitby and to all our sponsors without whose generosity the event would not be such a success.
Top three anglers with James Noble
1st Place Ian Thompson receives £500 from James Noble of Wilf Noble Construction & Plant Hire, Ruswarp
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2nd Place Paul Medd receives £300 from James Noble of Wilf Noble Construction & Plant Hire, Ruswarp
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3rd Place Mick Chadwick receives £200 from James Noble of Wilf Noble Construction & Plant Hire, Ruswarp
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1st - Ian Thompson, Scarborough - 7 codlings 2 wrasse
2nd - Paul Medd, Peterborough - 3 codlings, 1 wrasse 3rd - Mick Chadwick, Scarborough - 7 codlings, 1 wrasse 4th - Mark Smith, Saltburn - 5 codlings, 1 wrasse 5th - Matthew Garbutt, Whitby - 3 codlings 6th - Pete Dunn, Scarborough - 1 codling, 1 wrasse 7th - Mark Jackson, Scarborough - 5 codlings, 1 billet 8th - Simon Barker, Scarborough - 3 codlings, 2 wrasse 9th - Denis Thompson, Lyth - 1 codling, 3 wrasse 10th - Andy Crow, Scarborough - 4 codlings 11th - Danny Currie, Middlesbrough - 9 flat fish 12th - Neil Inglis, Whitby - 5 codlings 13th - Tony Ritson, Cloughton - 3 codlings, 1 wrasse 14th - Peter Holder, Cloughton - 3 codlings 15th - Matty Hillaby, Scarborough - 3 codlings 16th - Mike Vasey, Whitby - 3 codlings, 1 wrasse 17th - Robert Taylor, Whitby - 1 codling, 1 wrasse 18th - Brian Harland, Whitby - 2 codlings, 1 wrasse 19th - Farron Trueman, Whitby - 1 codling, 2 wrasse 20th - Ben Laws, Whitby - 2 codlings, 1 wrasse 21st - Rob Allison, Whitby - 1 codling, 1 wrasse 22nd - Col Stainthorpe, Whitby - 2 codlings, 1 wrasse 23rd - Paul Short, Guisborough - 2 codlings, 1 wrasse 24th = Les Spedding, Whitby - 2 wrasse 24th = Nick Sheader, Scarborough - 2 codlings, 1 blegg 26th - Mike Bowman, Whitby - 1 codling, 1 wrasse 27th - Dave Alingson, Redcar - 2 codlings 28th - Sean Crowe, Scarborough - 1 codling, 1 wrasse 29th - Jeff Walker, Middlesbrough - 2 wrasse 30th - Keith Hayes, Whitby - 1 flat fish, 1 bass - 1lb 10½ oz 31st - Bob Spedding, Scarborough - 1 codling, 1 billet 32nd - Chris Taylor, Whitby - 2 codlings 33rd - Damien Townsend - 1 codling, 1 wrasse 34th - Dave Perrett, Whitby - 1 wrasse 35th - Joe Brain, Filey - 2 codlings 36th - Andrew Cass, Whitby - 2 codlings 37th - John Nixon, Redcar - 1 wrasse 38th - Peter Horbury, Whitby - 1 flat fish 39th - Harry Moon, Scarborough - 1 codling 40th - James Moore, Redcar - 1 codling 41st - Lee Brockbank, Saltburn - 1 sea scorpion 42nd - Alan Deleur, Darlington - 1 flat fish. |
14 lb 05 oz
11 lb 14 oz 11 lb 10½ oz 10 lb 12 oz 8 lb 06 oz - 2nd Heaviest Fish - 6 lb 07 oz 8 lb 05 oz - Heaviest Fish - 6 lb 08 oz 8 lb 03 oz 8 lb 02 oz 8 lb 00 ½ oz 7 lb 14 oz 7 lb 06 oz 7 lb 05½ oz 7 lb 00 oz 5 lb 12½ oz 5 lb 10 oz 5 lb 09½ oz 5 lb 08 oz 5 lb 04½ oz 5 lb 03½ oz 5 lb 02 oz 4 lb 13½ oz 4 lb 08½ oz 4 lb 02 oz 3 lb 15½ oz 3 lb 15½ oz 3 lb 12½ oz 3 lb 09½ oz 3 lb 01½ oz 2 lb 14 oz 2 lb 11½ oz 2 lb 10 oz 2 lb 07½ oz 2 lb 06 oz 2 lb 04½ oz 2 lb 01 oz 2 lb 00 oz 1 lb 08½ oz 1 lb 05 oz 1 lb 02½ oz 1 lb 00 oz 11 oz 09½ oz |
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A grand total of 130 fish for
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214 lb 15 oz
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130 fish for 214 lb 15 oz - 83 codlings, 31 wrasse, 12 flat fish, 1 blegg, 1 billet and 1 bass.
Super Pool winners
Pete Dunn & Matthew Garbutt
Pete Dunn Heaviest Fish - 6 lb 08 oz
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Pete Dunn receives £115 from James Noble of Wilf Noble Construction & Plant Hire, Ruswarp for Heaviest Fish Super pool - 6 lb 08 oz.
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Matthew Garbutt receives £57 from James Noble of Wilf Noble Construction & Plant Hire, Ruswarp for 2nd Heaviest Fish Super pool - 6 lb 07 oz.
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Matthew Garbutt second Heaviest Fish 6 lb 07 oz.
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WSAA Open Prize table
1st Place - £500 - Sponsored by Wilf Noble Construction & Plant Hire & presented by James Noble.
2nd Place - £300 - Amalgamation
£100 - Whitby Seafishing Supplies & Hook, Line & Sinker
£100 - Thompson Diggers
£100 - James 'Jamsy' Moore Shell Fisherman
3rd Place - £200 - Amalgamation
£150 - Jefferson Builders Ltd
£50 - WSAA
£100 envelope - WSAA
Daiwa Slosh 30 - WSAA
£50 envelope - WSAA
£50 envelope - WSAA
£50 - Smales Fish & Mariondale Fisheries Robinhoods Bay
£25 envelope - WSAA
£50 - 17th Place - Java - Ben laws
£50 - Heaviest Flat Fish - Mick Beedle Building Contractor
£25 last place - Mariondale Fisheries Robinhoods Bay.
Also on the prize table
Bill Costin’s, Scarborough - 2 x £15 vouchers
Pete Halder, Halder's Butcher, Whitby Road, two £25 meat vouchers
Keith’s Sports, Saltburn-by-the-Sea - Fishing tackle
Predator - Fishing trip
Tina Dawn - Fishing trip
Also an assortment of fishing tackle and prizes donated by WSAA members.
Many thanks to our hosts at the Fleece, Stormy & John Coulson, Whitby and for the 3 bottles of wine for the raffle.
To all our sponsors without whose generosity the event would not be such a success.
2nd Place - £300 - Amalgamation
£100 - Whitby Seafishing Supplies & Hook, Line & Sinker
£100 - Thompson Diggers
£100 - James 'Jamsy' Moore Shell Fisherman
3rd Place - £200 - Amalgamation
£150 - Jefferson Builders Ltd
£50 - WSAA
£100 envelope - WSAA
Daiwa Slosh 30 - WSAA
£50 envelope - WSAA
£50 envelope - WSAA
£50 - Smales Fish & Mariondale Fisheries Robinhoods Bay
£25 envelope - WSAA
£50 - 17th Place - Java - Ben laws
£50 - Heaviest Flat Fish - Mick Beedle Building Contractor
£25 last place - Mariondale Fisheries Robinhoods Bay.
Also on the prize table
Bill Costin’s, Scarborough - 2 x £15 vouchers
Pete Halder, Halder's Butcher, Whitby Road, two £25 meat vouchers
Keith’s Sports, Saltburn-by-the-Sea - Fishing tackle
Predator - Fishing trip
Tina Dawn - Fishing trip
Also an assortment of fishing tackle and prizes donated by WSAA members.
Many thanks to our hosts at the Fleece, Stormy & John Coulson, Whitby and for the 3 bottles of wine for the raffle.
To all our sponsors without whose generosity the event would not be such a success.
Heaviest Flat Fish winner
Peter Horbury WSAA Secretary
Heaviest Flat Fish just shy of 40 cms
Sandsend at 09.00 hrs
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Peter Horbury, Heaviest Flat Fish - 1 lb 05 oz
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Many thanks to James Gilpin and Bernard Vasey for their work with the weigh-in, prize table set-up and raffle.
Many thanks to Ben Laws for the catering which was very tasty and a request has already been submitted for the same at the WSAA Christmas Match, please.
Many thanks to Colin Stainthorpe and Rob Allison for selling raffle tickets.
Many thanks to Dave Perrett, Club Treasurer for ensuring the prize table is organised and runs smoothly.
Many thanks to Richard Saltmarsh for taking the photographs.
Top tip - to read the ‘top tips’ and ensure you take both sections of the same rod and not from two different rods as it’s a long drive home.
Running concurrently with the Open Match was Match 14 of 49 for members.
WSAA results:- 13 members weighed-in 33 fish for 58 lb 04 oz.
Many thanks to Ben Laws for the catering which was very tasty and a request has already been submitted for the same at the WSAA Christmas Match, please.
Many thanks to Colin Stainthorpe and Rob Allison for selling raffle tickets.
Many thanks to Dave Perrett, Club Treasurer for ensuring the prize table is organised and runs smoothly.
Many thanks to Richard Saltmarsh for taking the photographs.
Top tip - to read the ‘top tips’ and ensure you take both sections of the same rod and not from two different rods as it’s a long drive home.
Running concurrently with the Open Match was Match 14 of 49 for members.
WSAA results:- 13 members weighed-in 33 fish for 58 lb 04 oz.
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1st - M Garbutt* with 3 codlings for
2nd - D Thompson* with 1 codling & 3 wrasse for 3rd - N Inglis with 5 codlings for 4th - B Harland with 2 codlings & 1 wrasse for 5th - B Laws with 2 codlings & 1 wrasse for 6th - R Allison with 1 codling & 1 wrasse for 7th - C Stainthorpe with 2 codlings & 1 wrasse for 8th - P Short with 2 codlings & 1 wrasse for 9th - M Bowman with 1 codling & 1 wrasse for 10th - D Perrett with 1 wrasse for 11th - A Cass with 2 codlings for 12th - P Horbury with 1 flat fish for 13th - J Moore with 1 codling for |
8 lb 06 oz - * HF 6 lb 07 oz
8 lb 01 oz* 7 lb 06 oz 5 lb 05 oz 5 lb 02 oz 4 lb 14 oz 4 lb 09 oz 4 lb 02 oz 3 lb 13 oz 2 lb 05 oz 2 lb 00 oz 1 lb 05 oz 1 lb 00 oz |
* Heaviest Fish takes preference in the event of also having Heaviest Bag, 2nd Heaviest Bag takes Heaviest Bag.
WSAA Leader board after 14 of 49 matches
WSAA Leader board after 14 of 49 matches
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1st - M Garbutt with 78 fish for
2nd - D Perrett with 74 fish for 3rd - C Stainthorpe with 54 fish for 4th - R Allison with 44 fish for 5th - N Inglis with 38 fish for 6th - S Moore with 42 fish for 7th - B Laws with 35 fish for 8th - A Cass with 45 fish for 9th - I Simpson with 39 fish for 10th - M Bowman with 32 fish for 11th - B Harland with 33 fish for 12th - M Beedle with 19 fish for 13th - J Gilpin with 32 fish for 14th - D Hambley with 20 fish for 15th - P Horbury with 27 fish for 16th - D Thompson with 17 fish for 17th - J Moore with 20 fish for 18th - P Kilpatrick with 11 fish for 19th - R Cope with 14 fish for 20th - P Short with 12 fish for 21st - J Pearce with 10 fish for 22nd - C Weston with 6 fish for 23rd - P Dryden with 10 fish for 24th - J Wrigley with 4 fish for 25th - B Vasey with 4 fish for 26th - J Allison (Jnr) with 2 fish for |
135 lb 4/16oz
125 lb 11/16oz 83 lb 3/16oz 73 lb 6/16oz 67 lb 13/16oz 58 lb 7/16oz 57 lb 4/16oz 56 lb 00 oz 54 lb 4/16oz 52 lb 2/16oz 51 lb 12/16oz 33 lb 6/16oz 33 lb 1/16oz 32 lb 14/16oz 31 lb 3/16oz 26 lb 00 oz 25 lb 9/16oz 24 lb 1/16oz 22 lb 2/16oz 15 lb 1/16oz 8 lb 9/16oz 8 lb 4/16oz 7 lb 6/16oz 6 lb 1/16oz 5 lb 4/16oz 3 lb 8/16oz |
Difference
9 lb 9/16oz 42 lb 8/16oz 9 lb 13/16oz 5 lb 9/16oz 9 lb 6/16oz 1 lb 3/16oz 1 lb 4/16oz 1 lb 12/16oz 2 lb 2/16oz 6/16oz 18 lb 6/16oz 5/16oz 3/16oz 1 lb 11/16oz 5 lb 3/16oz 7/16oz 1 lb 8/16oz 1 lb 15/16oz 7 lb 1/16oz 6 lb 8/16oz 5/16oz 14/16oz 1 lb 5/16oz 13/16oz 1 lb 12/16oz |
Seasons total to date 722 fish for 1,097 lb 07 oz
Heaviest Bag of Fish to date:-
Rob Allison 27 lb 06 oz - Wednesday 6th Oct. 2013.
Heaviest Fish to date (in competition):-
Colin Stainthorpe 6 lb 13½ oz - Sunday 3rd Nov. 2013.
Heaviest Bag of Fish to date:-
Rob Allison 27 lb 06 oz - Wednesday 6th Oct. 2013.
Heaviest Fish to date (in competition):-
Colin Stainthorpe 6 lb 13½ oz - Sunday 3rd Nov. 2013.
Richard Saltmarsh photography
A big thank you to all competitors - see you next year
Mike Vasey at the scales
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Peter Horbury Heaviest flat fish - 1 lb 05 oz
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Bernard Vasey & James Gilpin - weigh masters
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Lee Brockbank - 11 oz Sea Scorpion
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Mike Bowman watches Matthew Garbutt weigh-in
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Matthew Garbutt 6 lb 07 oz
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Ian Thompson weighs-in
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Pete Dunn weighs-in - HF - 6 lb 08 oz
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Pete Dunn - HF - 6 lb 08 oz
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Paul Medd at the scales
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Ben Laws, with open wallet at scales and Paul Short
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WSAA Secretary Peter Horbury crunching the numbers
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Ian Thompson WSAA Open winner receives his £500 from sponsor James Noble, of Wilf Noble Constructing and Plant Hire, Ruswarp
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WSAA Open prize table ready for the 42 successful competitors
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Treasurer Dave Perrett & Secretary Peter Horbury start the proceedings
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Ian Thompson & James Noble
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Pete Dunn Heaviest Fish Trophy
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Pete Dunn Heaviest Fish Trophy receives Super Pool £115 from James Noble
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Matthew Garbutt receives Super Pool £57 from James Noble
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2nd Place Paul Medd receives £300 from James Noble
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3rd Place Mick Chadwick receives £200 from James Noble
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Mike Vasey & Paul Dryden
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Les Spedding, Denis Thompson & Brian Harland
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Dave Perrett hands Peter Horbury £50 Heaviest Flat Fish
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James Gilpin takes charge of the raffle draw
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Peter Horbury's Flat Fish, just shy of 40 cms
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A big thank you to all competitors - see you next year
Legal
1 - Neither Whitby Sea Anglers Association nor the Committee shall be held responsible for damage, loss or injury by any person in connection with the Open Match. Many venues within the Open Boundaries are considered to be high risk venues due to access and the nature of their surroundings. Only anglers who are experienced and familiar with these venues should attempt to fish them and even then the utmost discretion should be used taking into consideration the prevailing conditions.
2 - Whitby Sea Anglers Association and the Committee accept 'No Responsibility' for those wishing to access or fish such venues and strongly recommends that all participating 'Anglers' have 'Club' or 'Personal Liability and Injury Insurance'.
2 - Whitby Sea Anglers Association and the Committee accept 'No Responsibility' for those wishing to access or fish such venues and strongly recommends that all participating 'Anglers' have 'Club' or 'Personal Liability and Injury Insurance'.
Fishing 10.00 am to 4.00 pm
Low water 09.33 hrs - 1.1 metre
High water 15.39 hrs - 5.4 metre
Boundaries Skinningrove Beck to Coble Landing, Filey
and Whitby harbour seaward side of the swing bridge
Registered for Penn Points
Adult Section
1st Prize - £500 - Sponsored by Wilf Noble Construction & Plant Hire
2nd Prize - £300
3rd Prize - £200
Thereafter pick of the prize table which includes
£100 envelope
Daiwa Slosh 30
£50 envelope
£50 envelope
£25 envelope
fishing tackle and much more.
Special Prizes already in place:-
17th Place £50 - Sponsored by Java.
£50 for the Heaviest Flat Fish - Sponsored by Mick Beedle.
Special Prize for Last Place - £25 Sponsored by Mariondale Fisheries, Robinhoods Bay (this replaces the 'smallest fish' from 2012).
Ladies Section* Prizes - £100
1st - £50
2nd - £30
3rd - £20
*Following a members Open Match meeting on Tuesday 15th October 2013 at Whitby Rifle Club
Juniors Section - £100 - Sponsored by Rob Allison, Andrew Cass, James Gilpin, George Middlemas, Dave Hambley.
1st Prize - £50
2nd Prize - £30
3rd Prize - £20
Low water 09.33 hrs - 1.1 metre
High water 15.39 hrs - 5.4 metre
Boundaries Skinningrove Beck to Coble Landing, Filey
and Whitby harbour seaward side of the swing bridge
Registered for Penn Points
Adult Section
1st Prize - £500 - Sponsored by Wilf Noble Construction & Plant Hire
2nd Prize - £300
3rd Prize - £200
Thereafter pick of the prize table which includes
£100 envelope
Daiwa Slosh 30
£50 envelope
£50 envelope
£25 envelope
fishing tackle and much more.
Special Prizes already in place:-
17th Place £50 - Sponsored by Java.
£50 for the Heaviest Flat Fish - Sponsored by Mick Beedle.
Special Prize for Last Place - £25 Sponsored by Mariondale Fisheries, Robinhoods Bay (this replaces the 'smallest fish' from 2012).
Ladies Section* Prizes - £100
1st - £50
2nd - £30
3rd - £20
*Following a members Open Match meeting on Tuesday 15th October 2013 at Whitby Rifle Club
Juniors Section - £100 - Sponsored by Rob Allison, Andrew Cass, James Gilpin, George Middlemas, Dave Hambley.
1st Prize - £50
2nd Prize - £30
3rd Prize - £20
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There will also be cash prizes in the form of a Lucky Ticket Draw for those who did not weigh-in to the value of £25.
Sponsored by Mariondale Fisheries, Robinhoods Bay. In the form of two £10 cash prizes and one of, £5 of raffle tickets. There will be a collection point (photo left) for those who did not weigh-in to place their Match entry tickets, the draw will take place during the prize giving, followed by a raffle. Please remember prizes must be collected in person as there is 'No 3rd party collection of any prizes'. Thank you & Tight Lines. |
Open Trophies all polished and ready for 'your name'.
You have to be in it, to win it! |
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Download an Open Poster
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‘Whitby Sea Anglers Association’
Open Competition Rules
Open Competition Rules
• No competitor can fish 90 minutes before the start of the match.
• Competitors can only use one rod for fishing at any time.
• Assistance may be given to cast out, gaff, lift, or land fish, but only competitors must strike and play fish for themselves.
• Only two hooks may be used at any one time or one twin point (no treble hooks).
• Juniors may only win the juniors prize unless they have a senior’s ticket.
• Juniors must be accompanied by a parent / guardian.
• Fish presented at the weigh-in, must be retained ungutted and be available for examination up to 30 minutes after the weigh-in.
• The following are not eligible to be weighed in: rockling, Rays bream, and lumpsuckers.
• Size limits are: Codling, Coalfish 35cm, Eels 38cm, Bass 41cm, Whiting 30cm, Pouting 25cm, and Wrasse 35cm. If not referred to above, then 25cm.
• Any objections must be lodged with the officials during the weigh-in, or they will not be entertained.
• In the event of a dispute then the organisers will adjudicate and have the power to disqualify.
• Any angler in breach of the rules will be disqualified.
• Defaced or photocopied tickets will not be accepted by the weigh master.
• Boundaries ~ Skinningrove Beck to Coble Landing, Filey, and Whitby Harbour seaward side of swing bridge.
• Prizes - STRICTLY NO 3rd party collection, to be collected in person.
Prize Table - Treasurer Dave Perrett 15th Nov. 2013
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1st
2nd 3rd Table 17th Heaviest Flat fish Last place Ladies Juniors |
£500
£100 £100 £100 £150 £50 £100 £50 £50 £50 £25 £100 £100 |
Sponsored by Wilf Noble Construction & Plant Hire
Amalgamation Whitby Seafishing Supplies & Hook, Line & Sinker Thompson Diggers James 'Jamsy' Moore Shell Fisherman Amalgamation Jefferson Builders Ltd WSAA Daiwa Slosh 30 - WSAA WSAA Smales Fish & Mariondale Fisheries Robinhoods Bay Java - Ben laws Mick Beedle Building Contractor Mariondale Fisheries Robinhoods Bay WSAA R Allison, A Cass, J Gilpin, G Middlemas, D Hambley |
And many individual prizes.
Good luck, thank you and tight lines.
Good luck, thank you and tight lines.
Published 18th November 2013
Last edit Monday 14th April 2014
Last edit Monday 14th April 2014