Sunday 29th November 2015
Prizes all laid out at The Frigate, Marske
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↑ First port of call Saltwick bay the affect of the extreme wind can be seen on the water
↓ followed by Sandsend beach
↓ followed by Sandsend beach
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The office view
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Wind blowing the top off the waves
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Darren Hansen
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So close, Darren Hansen's fish has its head down but he can't get it out.
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Sadly the pictures don't show how windy it was down Pennock Nab, but the rainbow shows the advancing rain.
Royal Marines Association Charity Open
Many thanks to Peter Race MBE for forwarding the match results
Boundaries - Tees to Filey Brig - Sunday 29th November 2015.
Total number Fishing - 57
Total number of Anglers weighing-in - 21
Total number of fish weighed-in - 43 for 89 lb 01 oz
Comprising - 29 codlings, 2 whitings, 1 billet, 9 rocklings, 1 dab & 1 flounder.
Total number Fishing - 57
Total number of Anglers weighing-in - 21
Total number of fish weighed-in - 43 for 89 lb 01 oz
Comprising - 29 codlings, 2 whitings, 1 billet, 9 rocklings, 1 dab & 1 flounder.
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1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st |
Placings:-
Gary Watson with 3 codlings, 1 rockling Rob Allison (WSAA) with 2 codlings, 2 rocklings Andy Nesham with 3 codlings Rob Morgan with 2 codlings Dave Turnbull with 2 codlings Paul Garbutt with 2 codlings Lee Brockbank with 3 codlings Jeff Walker with 2 codlings Michael Bowman with 2 codling Paul Close with 2 codlings Neil Nicholson with 1 codling, 1 rockling Craig Marsey with 1 codling Martin Jackson with 1 codling, 1 rockling Len Metcalfe 1 codling Peter Horbury (WSAA) 1 codling James Moore (WSAA) 1 codling David Price with 1 billet Peter Race with 2 whitings Michael Saunders (WSAA) with 1 flounder, 1 dab Matty Lamb with 2 rocklings Sam Jones with 1 rockling |
Weight
13 lb 03 oz 9 lb 13 oz 8 lb 09 oz 8 lb 05 oz 7 lb 15 oz 7 lb 06 oz 5 lb 05 oz 5 lb 03 oz 4 lb 09 oz 3 lb 04 oz 3 lb 01 oz 2 lb 11 oz 2 lb 00½ oz 1 lb 12 oz 1 lb 07 oz 1 lb 04 oz 15½ oz 13 oz 12 oz 7 oz 6 oz |
Heaviest Single Fish
5 lb 05 oz 4 lb 05 oz 4 lb 12 oz 5 lb 02 oz 4 lb 06 oz 3 lb 15 oz 3 lb 03 oz |
The Superpool (HSF) was shared:-
Heaviest Round Fish, a Cod of 5 lb 05 oz caught by Gary Watson
Heaviest Flat fish a Flounder of 7 oz caught by Michael Saunders.
Many thanks to all Anglers who participated, and the continued support of our local Tackle Shops.
In particular the main sponsors:-
James Moore bait supplies
David Price Landscaping
J&P Taxis,
Penn Reels, and all those who generously provided prizes for the Prize Table and Raffle.
All the efforts have raised £570 for the Royal Marines Association, many thanks.
Peter Race MBE
Heaviest Round Fish, a Cod of 5 lb 05 oz caught by Gary Watson
Heaviest Flat fish a Flounder of 7 oz caught by Michael Saunders.
Many thanks to all Anglers who participated, and the continued support of our local Tackle Shops.
In particular the main sponsors:-
James Moore bait supplies
David Price Landscaping
J&P Taxis,
Penn Reels, and all those who generously provided prizes for the Prize Table and Raffle.
All the efforts have raised £570 for the Royal Marines Association, many thanks.
Peter Race MBE
Match report by Peter Horbury
An excellent turn out despite the near hurricane conditions, as 57 anglers fished from 10 am to 2 pm between the Tees to Filey Brig. Unfortunately the match date did clash with the Mick Hillaby Memorial Trophy.
Sunday morning and storm Clodagh hits the UK, and for us on the north east coast there were strong WSWesterly winds, gusts of 52 mph which were predicted to increase and move further westerly. Swell was northerly 1-2 ft with colour, the wind was fierce and kept changing direction as it past over the land mass and down onto the open scaurs. The rain/hail showers were horizontal, followed by bright spells of sunshine, and numerous rainbows (sadly no pot of gold for any of us). The swells were going past us as we stood knee deep, the wind blowing the tops off back at us. It was relentless, with no hiding place. Bags and bait boxes were blown all over if they weren't nailed down.
Fishing down on Pennock Nab we watched Mike Bowman pull in a codling on his first cast. Later on poor Darren Hansen was not having a good day as one of the above pictures shows. Hooked and played a good fish right to the edge of the scaur only for it to gets its head down and become fast a rods length from the edge. Despite his best efforts he couldn't free the fish, and eventually snapped off. Twice more he hooked fish but couldn't land them, eventually changing to a single hook instead of a pennel rig.
Gary Watson, the overall winner, reported on social media ‘sitting down through the worst, expecting to see a few cows and an odd car fly by’.
Dave Turnbull, 5th overall, reported he ‘felt like Dorothy in the wizard of Oz’.
Harry Cook reported being blown over twice, with rain like stinging needles.
For WSAA member(s) -
Rob Allison was 2nd overall
Mike Saunders, weighed the heaviest flat fish
Myself & James Moore 15th & 16th respectfully.
57 Anglers fished, 21 weighed-in & £570 was raised for the Royal Marines Charity.
Matty Lamb tried his best to come last again (as he did in the WSAA Open on the 15th Nov.), but was pipped by Sam Jones, instead he cleaned up on the raffle prizes.
Many thanks to both James & Peter Race MBE, same again next year, bar the wind.
Tight lines
Peter Horbury
An excellent turn out despite the near hurricane conditions, as 57 anglers fished from 10 am to 2 pm between the Tees to Filey Brig. Unfortunately the match date did clash with the Mick Hillaby Memorial Trophy.
Sunday morning and storm Clodagh hits the UK, and for us on the north east coast there were strong WSWesterly winds, gusts of 52 mph which were predicted to increase and move further westerly. Swell was northerly 1-2 ft with colour, the wind was fierce and kept changing direction as it past over the land mass and down onto the open scaurs. The rain/hail showers were horizontal, followed by bright spells of sunshine, and numerous rainbows (sadly no pot of gold for any of us). The swells were going past us as we stood knee deep, the wind blowing the tops off back at us. It was relentless, with no hiding place. Bags and bait boxes were blown all over if they weren't nailed down.
Fishing down on Pennock Nab we watched Mike Bowman pull in a codling on his first cast. Later on poor Darren Hansen was not having a good day as one of the above pictures shows. Hooked and played a good fish right to the edge of the scaur only for it to gets its head down and become fast a rods length from the edge. Despite his best efforts he couldn't free the fish, and eventually snapped off. Twice more he hooked fish but couldn't land them, eventually changing to a single hook instead of a pennel rig.
Gary Watson, the overall winner, reported on social media ‘sitting down through the worst, expecting to see a few cows and an odd car fly by’.
Dave Turnbull, 5th overall, reported he ‘felt like Dorothy in the wizard of Oz’.
Harry Cook reported being blown over twice, with rain like stinging needles.
For WSAA member(s) -
Rob Allison was 2nd overall
Mike Saunders, weighed the heaviest flat fish
Myself & James Moore 15th & 16th respectfully.
57 Anglers fished, 21 weighed-in & £570 was raised for the Royal Marines Charity.
Matty Lamb tried his best to come last again (as he did in the WSAA Open on the 15th Nov.), but was pipped by Sam Jones, instead he cleaned up on the raffle prizes.
Many thanks to both James & Peter Race MBE, same again next year, bar the wind.
Tight lines
Peter Horbury
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Announced Monday 27th April 2015
3rd Royal Marines Association Charity Open
Sunday 29th November 2015
Fishing 10.00 - 14.00 hrs
Penn points match
New Boundaries - South Gare to Filey
Low water 12.05 hrs 1.4 metres (Whitby)
New venue for the weigh-in this year, the
Frigate in Marske
49 Hummershill Lane
Marske-by-the-Sea
Redcar
TS11 7DH
Main sponsor Penn
who are donating 3 brand new reels, either Spinfishers or there replacement
Thank you to all our generous sponsors
Penn
Glasgow Angling
Asso
Veals
Fish Dynamix
JP Taxis
James 'Jamsy' Moore - Shell Fish & Sea Bait Supplies
Big thank you to "Dave Price landscapes" for your generous cash sponsorship
Tight lines, James Race
Now all we need is some keen competitors!
3rd Royal Marines Association Charity Open
Sunday 29th November 2015
Fishing 10.00 - 14.00 hrs
Penn points match
New Boundaries - South Gare to Filey
Low water 12.05 hrs 1.4 metres (Whitby)
New venue for the weigh-in this year, the
Frigate in Marske
49 Hummershill Lane
Marske-by-the-Sea
Redcar
TS11 7DH
Main sponsor Penn
who are donating 3 brand new reels, either Spinfishers or there replacement
Thank you to all our generous sponsors
Penn
Glasgow Angling
Asso
Veals
Fish Dynamix
JP Taxis
James 'Jamsy' Moore - Shell Fish & Sea Bait Supplies
Big thank you to "Dave Price landscapes" for your generous cash sponsorship
Tight lines, James Race
Now all we need is some keen competitors!
L/H Don Strathdee from Isle of Man Rent a Car and Tony Longstaff from Lodge of Philosophy.
Published Monday 27th April 2015
Last edit Tuesday 1st December 2015
Last edit Tuesday 1st December 2015