Wilson Arms
Beacon Way
Sneaton
Whitby
YO22 5HS
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Earlier in the afternoon Dave Perrett & Peter Horbury set up the Trophy table & prizes.
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After an excellent meal & superb hospitality WSAA Secretary Peter Horbury summarised the season and members achievements.
There were 3 domino cards to draw - Lacey Elwick, Rob Taylor, and Paul Short.
Saturday 20th April 2024 - Wilson Arms, Sneaton
Good evening ladies & gentlemen.
Please could we all show our appreciation to Dawn, Dan and their staff for their hospitality here at the Wilson Arms, thank you.
This is our 69th presentation evening, maybe next year our treasurer will release Club Funds and take us all out to celebrate 70yrs? [I'm told the look on David's face said it all - No]
Talking of 70yrs, Happy Birthday to Denis.
Before I quickly summarise the season, I think you will all agree a big thank you is in order to Bernard and Jason for their commitment to overseeing the weigh-ins, even when they may not have fished themselves. Thank you.
Bernard has officially retired from overseeing weigh-ins and has also stepped down from the Committee. So in his absence could we all raise a glass and toast Bernard.
Thank you.
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This season’s weigh-in was only 15 lb 07 oz more than last season, with 99 more fish caught.
We had nineteen fishing members, 16 being the max to fish a match and 4 being the least, only Brian & I fished every match.
Thirteen different members won a match, 9 members won both HBoFish & HFish on the same night.
Brain, 7 times, Davey Turnbull 5 times, Colin 4 times, Dave Perrett, Dave Hambley, Ryan, Rob and myself twice each, with Paul Kilpatrick just once.
Monthly Sweeps were well supported as last season - 10 for HBoFish and 11 for HFish.
For a moment I thought Davey Turnbull & Rob were taking turns on winning each month until Ryan popped-in. Five members won all 12 prizes with Rob winning the most.
September
Storm Agnes.
First match, 8 fished Colin won and I had HFish 3 lb 02 oz.
October
This was Dave Perrett’s month by only 3 ounces to Brian.
First Sunday and Denis weighs-in a pollock 4 lb 03 ½ oz.
Second Sunday and six double-figure bags, from the three David’s, Ryan, Brian, and myself.
Wed 18th Storm Babet.
Sun 29th Dave Perrett HFish 5 lb 02½ oz enough to clinch the James Jamsy Moore Dedicated Official Trophy.
Sixteen double-figure bags.
November
Rob’s month, Sun 26th being the best a 27 lb 05 oz bag, just one of fifteen double-figure bags.
Wed 1st, Storm Ciaran approaching, Bernard had decorated the scales for Halloween, and the HFish to date 6 lb 02½ oz went to Jason.
Sat 4th, the first of two rescues this season from Boulby by the Coastguard rescue helicopter for anglers.
Sun 5th Danny Middlemas lands a conger eel 3 lb 05 oz, part of a 26 lb 09 oz (9) bag but not entered into the Monthly Sweeps. Brian and Dave Perrett first to join the 100 lb Club.
Wed 8th Dave Perrett said he had forgotten it was the Singles K/O’s as I beat him to the final against my Pairs partner Brian.
Sun 12th Dave Hambley HFish in the Redcar & Cleveland Sea Angler Doreen Dalton Memorial Shield 5 lb 07 oz, and later that evening is the 3rd to join the 100 lb Club.
Wed 15th Rob takes his first win, I take HFish 5 lb 01½ oz - one ounce short of equalling Dave Perrett for Dedicated Official Trophy.
Also that night, the Pairs Knockouts, Runners up, Colin & Bernard had 3 fish for 3 lb while Brian & I had 8 fish for 18 lb.
Sun 19th Ryan won our annual Open match, and many thanks to all our sponsors.
Sun 26th best bag of fish of the season fell to Rob ‘Tink’ Taylor 27 lb 05 oz (10) included a spragg of 7 lb 10 oz
I could tell Rob was determined to get the Heaviest Fish out of Competition Tues 28th a brace of spraggs 7 lb 09 oz & 8 lb 05 oz were recorded by Bernard.
Wed 29th and Brian beats me in the Singles Knockouts.
December
Brian’s month, a full 21 lb ahead of Dave Perrett.
Sun 3rd Haddocks for Ingleston, the first for the Club since Ian Russell Sun 4th Jan 1987.
Wed 6th Rob 4th to join 100 lb Club.
Members Christmas match, many thanks to Neil Eglon and Rich Deadman for sponsoring HBoFish, and HFish respectfully.
With literally seconds to spare it nearly wasn’t a good day for Colin, he had forgotten the scales closed at 19.45hrs, as last year, taking both trophies.
Wed 13th Dylan Gold-spragg-smith 7 lb 15 oz, this fish would have won the Monthly Sweeps, ‘IF’ he had entered. Storms Elin & Fergus had blown through.
Dylan was chuffed with his catch but less amused with Neil Eglon as he’d just ‘watched & laughed’ as his Dylan struggled on the shale-plates, ‘slipping & sliding’ trying to pick up his catch with rod under his arm [Dylan had earlier aided landing one of Neil’s fish & obviously was expecting the same service in return]. Eventually getting it picked up, he cuddled it back to his tripod, and proudly displayed it to us all. Memorable Moment!
Sun 17th Brian joins the 200 lb Club, and Dave Perrett catches his first and only haddock.
Five double-figure bags.
January
Davey Turnbull’s month, a close call, 11 oz ahead of Ryan.
Wed 3rd, a night Davey T will probably not forget, Happy New Turnbullator was the headline HFish of the season 11 lb 12 oz, and the 5th to join 100 lb Club.
Sun 7th Colin joins the 100 lb Club.
Sun 21st Storm Isha, just Brian and I weigh-in, Brian takes the Lightest Fish to win HFish of the night with an 11½ oz whiting.
Sun 28th and the magnificent Seven bring home the Bell Trophy.
Colin a codling, myself 4 rocklings, and Brian a billet.
Last match for January Storm Ingunn. And Dave Perrett slips into a deficit unable to maintain a 5 lb match average and never recovers a positive.
Three double-figure bags.
February
Davey Turnbull’s month again, 6 lb ahead of Dave Perrett.
Sun 4th Brian lands the season’s first LSD
Wed 7th Rob messaged me to say he was going fishing, I replied a ‘Donkeyote’ please as it would clear up a few loose ends, literally.
Rob did not disappoint ‘Late’ afternoon, the phone rings, “Are you in Pierre, I’ve got the biggest fish I’ve ever caught?” Rob, exclaimed.
The scales read 15 lb 14½ oz the Heaviest Fish Caught Out of Competition nee the David "Sten" Stonehouse Memorial Sandsend Trophy, and a Personal Best for Rob, congratulations.
Sun 11th Paul Kilpatrick wins the match and has the HFish 6 lb 00 oz and would have won February’s Monthly Sweep had he entered.
Wed 14th Valentines Day, Match 38, Brian’s 100% record of weigh-ins comes to a dignified end.
Sun 18th east pier with Brian and we were entertained by 3 anglers with the biggest & brightest tip lights I’ve ever seen. But the ‘pièce de résistance’ each rod with a bell ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫♪ ♪ ♪….. oh the joys of tintinnabulation.
Sun 25th Secretary’s Challenge Trophy Cloughton Rocks won with an aggregate of 7 oz to Whitby’s 5 oz - Congratulations to Secretary Mark Stonehouse and his team. Cloughton Rocks now lead 5 - 3 wins.
The day will be remembered because Ryan wasn’t actually fishing but fossil & jet hunting. We needed 14 oz to win.
Two Double-figure bags.
March
Brain’s month, 8 lb ahead of myself.
Sun 3rd and Rob lands a 5 lb’er, I weigh-in a codling, and 8 rocklings - a new match record for rocklings as Jason calls them Horbury Fish.
Wed 6th and I take my second HBoFish & HFish wins.
Wed 13th poorest turnout just 4 fishing.
Sat 16th and the second rescue by the Coastguard Rescue helicopter at Boulby for an angler.
Wed 20th Davey Turnbull spoils my night, as I thought I might be the only one to weigh-in, a 5 oz rockling to claim Lightest Fish to win HFish as I had done last season. But he rocks up with a 2 lb 04 oz codling. Any other night he would of turned right to Darlington.
27th Dave Perrett joins 200 lb Club.
3 Double-figure bags.
All in all 44 Double-figure bags for the Season.
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For those who have viewed the ‘What If Points were Used’ page on the web site. Some print outs available.
It is where 10 points are awarded for a win, then 9 for 2nd, 8 for 3rd etc. as you can see…..
Colin would have ended the season in 3rd, and not 5th.
I would have been 4th and not 8th.
Davey Turnball would have been 5th and not 3rd.
Dave Hambley would have been 9th and not 7th.
The system rewards those who fish every match of the season.
Food for thought.
Good evening ladies & gentlemen.
Please could we all show our appreciation to Dawn, Dan and their staff for their hospitality here at the Wilson Arms, thank you.
This is our 69th presentation evening, maybe next year our treasurer will release Club Funds and take us all out to celebrate 70yrs? [I'm told the look on David's face said it all - No]
Talking of 70yrs, Happy Birthday to Denis.
Before I quickly summarise the season, I think you will all agree a big thank you is in order to Bernard and Jason for their commitment to overseeing the weigh-ins, even when they may not have fished themselves. Thank you.
Bernard has officially retired from overseeing weigh-ins and has also stepped down from the Committee. So in his absence could we all raise a glass and toast Bernard.
Thank you.
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This season’s weigh-in was only 15 lb 07 oz more than last season, with 99 more fish caught.
We had nineteen fishing members, 16 being the max to fish a match and 4 being the least, only Brian & I fished every match.
Thirteen different members won a match, 9 members won both HBoFish & HFish on the same night.
Brain, 7 times, Davey Turnbull 5 times, Colin 4 times, Dave Perrett, Dave Hambley, Ryan, Rob and myself twice each, with Paul Kilpatrick just once.
Monthly Sweeps were well supported as last season - 10 for HBoFish and 11 for HFish.
For a moment I thought Davey Turnbull & Rob were taking turns on winning each month until Ryan popped-in. Five members won all 12 prizes with Rob winning the most.
September
Storm Agnes.
First match, 8 fished Colin won and I had HFish 3 lb 02 oz.
October
This was Dave Perrett’s month by only 3 ounces to Brian.
First Sunday and Denis weighs-in a pollock 4 lb 03 ½ oz.
Second Sunday and six double-figure bags, from the three David’s, Ryan, Brian, and myself.
Wed 18th Storm Babet.
Sun 29th Dave Perrett HFish 5 lb 02½ oz enough to clinch the James Jamsy Moore Dedicated Official Trophy.
Sixteen double-figure bags.
November
Rob’s month, Sun 26th being the best a 27 lb 05 oz bag, just one of fifteen double-figure bags.
Wed 1st, Storm Ciaran approaching, Bernard had decorated the scales for Halloween, and the HFish to date 6 lb 02½ oz went to Jason.
Sat 4th, the first of two rescues this season from Boulby by the Coastguard rescue helicopter for anglers.
Sun 5th Danny Middlemas lands a conger eel 3 lb 05 oz, part of a 26 lb 09 oz (9) bag but not entered into the Monthly Sweeps. Brian and Dave Perrett first to join the 100 lb Club.
Wed 8th Dave Perrett said he had forgotten it was the Singles K/O’s as I beat him to the final against my Pairs partner Brian.
Sun 12th Dave Hambley HFish in the Redcar & Cleveland Sea Angler Doreen Dalton Memorial Shield 5 lb 07 oz, and later that evening is the 3rd to join the 100 lb Club.
Wed 15th Rob takes his first win, I take HFish 5 lb 01½ oz - one ounce short of equalling Dave Perrett for Dedicated Official Trophy.
Also that night, the Pairs Knockouts, Runners up, Colin & Bernard had 3 fish for 3 lb while Brian & I had 8 fish for 18 lb.
Sun 19th Ryan won our annual Open match, and many thanks to all our sponsors.
Sun 26th best bag of fish of the season fell to Rob ‘Tink’ Taylor 27 lb 05 oz (10) included a spragg of 7 lb 10 oz
I could tell Rob was determined to get the Heaviest Fish out of Competition Tues 28th a brace of spraggs 7 lb 09 oz & 8 lb 05 oz were recorded by Bernard.
Wed 29th and Brian beats me in the Singles Knockouts.
December
Brian’s month, a full 21 lb ahead of Dave Perrett.
Sun 3rd Haddocks for Ingleston, the first for the Club since Ian Russell Sun 4th Jan 1987.
Wed 6th Rob 4th to join 100 lb Club.
Members Christmas match, many thanks to Neil Eglon and Rich Deadman for sponsoring HBoFish, and HFish respectfully.
With literally seconds to spare it nearly wasn’t a good day for Colin, he had forgotten the scales closed at 19.45hrs, as last year, taking both trophies.
Wed 13th Dylan Gold-spragg-smith 7 lb 15 oz, this fish would have won the Monthly Sweeps, ‘IF’ he had entered. Storms Elin & Fergus had blown through.
Dylan was chuffed with his catch but less amused with Neil Eglon as he’d just ‘watched & laughed’ as his Dylan struggled on the shale-plates, ‘slipping & sliding’ trying to pick up his catch with rod under his arm [Dylan had earlier aided landing one of Neil’s fish & obviously was expecting the same service in return]. Eventually getting it picked up, he cuddled it back to his tripod, and proudly displayed it to us all. Memorable Moment!
Sun 17th Brian joins the 200 lb Club, and Dave Perrett catches his first and only haddock.
Five double-figure bags.
January
Davey Turnbull’s month, a close call, 11 oz ahead of Ryan.
Wed 3rd, a night Davey T will probably not forget, Happy New Turnbullator was the headline HFish of the season 11 lb 12 oz, and the 5th to join 100 lb Club.
Sun 7th Colin joins the 100 lb Club.
Sun 21st Storm Isha, just Brian and I weigh-in, Brian takes the Lightest Fish to win HFish of the night with an 11½ oz whiting.
Sun 28th and the magnificent Seven bring home the Bell Trophy.
Colin a codling, myself 4 rocklings, and Brian a billet.
Last match for January Storm Ingunn. And Dave Perrett slips into a deficit unable to maintain a 5 lb match average and never recovers a positive.
Three double-figure bags.
February
Davey Turnbull’s month again, 6 lb ahead of Dave Perrett.
Sun 4th Brian lands the season’s first LSD
Wed 7th Rob messaged me to say he was going fishing, I replied a ‘Donkeyote’ please as it would clear up a few loose ends, literally.
Rob did not disappoint ‘Late’ afternoon, the phone rings, “Are you in Pierre, I’ve got the biggest fish I’ve ever caught?” Rob, exclaimed.
The scales read 15 lb 14½ oz the Heaviest Fish Caught Out of Competition nee the David "Sten" Stonehouse Memorial Sandsend Trophy, and a Personal Best for Rob, congratulations.
Sun 11th Paul Kilpatrick wins the match and has the HFish 6 lb 00 oz and would have won February’s Monthly Sweep had he entered.
Wed 14th Valentines Day, Match 38, Brian’s 100% record of weigh-ins comes to a dignified end.
Sun 18th east pier with Brian and we were entertained by 3 anglers with the biggest & brightest tip lights I’ve ever seen. But the ‘pièce de résistance’ each rod with a bell ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫♪ ♪ ♪….. oh the joys of tintinnabulation.
Sun 25th Secretary’s Challenge Trophy Cloughton Rocks won with an aggregate of 7 oz to Whitby’s 5 oz - Congratulations to Secretary Mark Stonehouse and his team. Cloughton Rocks now lead 5 - 3 wins.
The day will be remembered because Ryan wasn’t actually fishing but fossil & jet hunting. We needed 14 oz to win.
Two Double-figure bags.
March
Brain’s month, 8 lb ahead of myself.
Sun 3rd and Rob lands a 5 lb’er, I weigh-in a codling, and 8 rocklings - a new match record for rocklings as Jason calls them Horbury Fish.
Wed 6th and I take my second HBoFish & HFish wins.
Wed 13th poorest turnout just 4 fishing.
Sat 16th and the second rescue by the Coastguard Rescue helicopter at Boulby for an angler.
Wed 20th Davey Turnbull spoils my night, as I thought I might be the only one to weigh-in, a 5 oz rockling to claim Lightest Fish to win HFish as I had done last season. But he rocks up with a 2 lb 04 oz codling. Any other night he would of turned right to Darlington.
27th Dave Perrett joins 200 lb Club.
3 Double-figure bags.
All in all 44 Double-figure bags for the Season.
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For those who have viewed the ‘What If Points were Used’ page on the web site. Some print outs available.
It is where 10 points are awarded for a win, then 9 for 2nd, 8 for 3rd etc. as you can see…..
Colin would have ended the season in 3rd, and not 5th.
I would have been 4th and not 8th.
Davey Turnball would have been 5th and not 3rd.
Dave Hambley would have been 9th and not 7th.
The system rewards those who fish every match of the season.
Food for thought.
WSAA 2023 - 2024 Trophy Presentation
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Chairman William Atkinson presented members with their trophies as Peter Horbury made the announcements and Chris Horbury took some photographs. |
Seniors
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2 - Singles Knockout Runner-up Peter Horbury |
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4 - Doubles Knockout Runners-up Colin Stainthorpe & [Bernard Vasey] |
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6 - Heaviest Fish in Competition - F Kirk trophy Davey 'Turnbullator' Turnbull 11 lb 12 oz Wednesday 3rd January 2024 |
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7 - Heaviest Fish Out of Competition. David Sten Stonehouse Sandsend Trophy Rob 'Tink' Taylor 15 lb 14½ oz Wednesday 7th February 2024 |
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8 - Christmas Match Winner Colin Stainthorpe 7 lb 08½ oz - 3 fish Sunday 10th December 2023 |
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9 - Christmas Match Heaviest Fish Colin Stainthorpe 4 lb 01 oz Sunday 10th December 2023 |
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10 - Greatest Number of Fish. The Peter Sutton Memorial Cup Presented by Mr Alec Bain (1985) Brian Harland 193 fish |
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11 - Heaviest Bag of Fish The Jack Cockerill Cup Rob 'Tink' Taylor 27 lb 10 oz (10) Sunday 26th November 2023 |
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12 - Aggregate Trophy - Donated by Peter Horbury - Aggregate Fish Brian Harland An aggregate of 1 lb 08 oz |
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13 - James Jamsy dedicated Official Trophy - Donated by James Moore - For the Heaviest Fish caught [by either Dave Perrett, Bernard Vasey or Peter Horbury] Dave Perrett 5 lb 02½ oz Sunday 29th October 2023 |
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14 - Sunday League 3rd Place Davey Turnbull 100 lb 00 oz 35 fish |
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15 - Sunday League Runner-up Dave Perrett 114 lb 07 oz 73 fish |
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16 - Sunday League Winner Brian Harland 162 lb 00 oz 114 fish |
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Trophies & shields for the Top Ten [in reverse order]
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17 - 10th Place Plaque Jason Ebison 47 fish - 66 lb 10 oz |
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18 - 9th Place Plaque Danny Middlemas 59 fish - 96 lb 11 oz |
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27 - Wooden Spoon - Lightest fish to win Heaviest Fish of the night Brain Harland 11½ oz whiting |
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28 - Most Improved Angler - Donated by Rob Allison & Dave Hambley Most Improved Angler Rob 'Tink' Taylor |
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Memorable moments
Rob 'Tink' Taylor has to dive on top of his 7 lb 10 oz spragg because it unhooked itself in the rocky foreshore.
Jason Ebison 28 whitings, none WSAA size and sadly #Blanked
Seesaw - East Pier, Rich Deadman & Brian Harland appeared to have hooked the same fish - neither landed it.
Someone ‘hungry nosed person’ took Dave Perret's Cornish pasty, which he had left on the table next to his bag!
Storm Jocelyn subsides. Dan Middlemas just manages to save his rod as a fish drags it and tripod towards the water across the scaur, alas no fish to land.
Despite having to return home for his head torch Paul Kilpatrick was Man of the Match inc HBoFish & HFish - 6 lb 00 oz but not entered into Monthly Sweeps and would have won.
Dylan was chuffed with his catch but less amused with Neil Eglon as he’d just ‘watched & laughed’ as his Dylan struggled on the shale-plates, ‘slipping & sliding’ trying to pick up his catch with rod under his arm [Dylan had earlier aided landing one of Neil’s fish & obviously was expecting the same service in return]. Eventually getting it picked up, he cuddled it back to his tripod, and proudly displayed it to us all.
Rob 'Tink' Taylor late start, fluffed cast and caught a mop within 5 mins, more jam than Hartleys. Later the surging, washed over Rob Taylor’s tripod, inc bait bucket, frozen peelers floating away.
Starting the match on the west pier, Paul Kilpatrick was given the run around by a number of Turnstones who took a liking to his bait, and enjoyed an uninvited free meal!
So who wins?
Chris nee Good Lady Wife has suggested Davey Turnbull recounts a story to reveal this years winner.
Rob 'Tink' Taylor has to dive on top of his 7 lb 10 oz spragg because it unhooked itself in the rocky foreshore.
Jason Ebison 28 whitings, none WSAA size and sadly #Blanked
Seesaw - East Pier, Rich Deadman & Brian Harland appeared to have hooked the same fish - neither landed it.
Someone ‘hungry nosed person’ took Dave Perret's Cornish pasty, which he had left on the table next to his bag!
Storm Jocelyn subsides. Dan Middlemas just manages to save his rod as a fish drags it and tripod towards the water across the scaur, alas no fish to land.
Despite having to return home for his head torch Paul Kilpatrick was Man of the Match inc HBoFish & HFish - 6 lb 00 oz but not entered into Monthly Sweeps and would have won.
Dylan was chuffed with his catch but less amused with Neil Eglon as he’d just ‘watched & laughed’ as his Dylan struggled on the shale-plates, ‘slipping & sliding’ trying to pick up his catch with rod under his arm [Dylan had earlier aided landing one of Neil’s fish & obviously was expecting the same service in return]. Eventually getting it picked up, he cuddled it back to his tripod, and proudly displayed it to us all.
Rob 'Tink' Taylor late start, fluffed cast and caught a mop within 5 mins, more jam than Hartleys. Later the surging, washed over Rob Taylor’s tripod, inc bait bucket, frozen peelers floating away.
Starting the match on the west pier, Paul Kilpatrick was given the run around by a number of Turnstones who took a liking to his bait, and enjoyed an uninvited free meal!
So who wins?
Chris nee Good Lady Wife has suggested Davey Turnbull recounts a story to reveal this years winner.
Davey Turnbull narrates the story - the day after the Bell Trophy, and he's cleaning his car out.
Joking that there were pop cans, crisp packets etc from his passengers.
Sliding his hand in the passenger door well he brushes a plastic bag. On closer inspection, to his horror Denis’ false teeth are inside, and smiling back at him.
Poor lad must be starving by now without his teeth.
Davey Turnbull’s partner Vanessa recounts being picked up from work that night, and at every corner a plastic bag slides from side to side on top of the cars dash.
She asked Davey what is that?
O it’s just Denis Thompson’s false teeth!
Raucous laughter
Joking that there were pop cans, crisp packets etc from his passengers.
Sliding his hand in the passenger door well he brushes a plastic bag. On closer inspection, to his horror Denis’ false teeth are inside, and smiling back at him.
Poor lad must be starving by now without his teeth.
Davey Turnbull’s partner Vanessa recounts being picked up from work that night, and at every corner a plastic bag slides from side to side on top of the cars dash.
She asked Davey what is that?
O it’s just Denis Thompson’s false teeth!
Raucous laughter
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29 - Memorable Moment - Donated by Rob Allison & Dave Hambley Most Memorable Moment Denis Thompson Leaving his false teeth in Davey Turnbull's car having been for an Indian after the Bell Trophy. |
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30 - After a memorable and enjoyable evening it was, as is the norm, left to Chairman William Atkinson to make his customary summation, thanking everyone. He rounded off by presenting a bottle gift to Jason Ebison for his work with overseeing the weigh-ins with Bernard Vasey. |
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31 - William Atkinson rounding off by presenting a gift to Peter Horbury for his work in ensuring the smooth running of WSAA. |
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32 - William Atkinson rounding off by presenting a bottle gift to Dave Perrett for his work in ensuring the smooth running of WSAA. |
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33 - Just when I thought it was safe to sit down, Jason Ebison had one last presentation to make. Apologising for being responsible denying me a 100 lb weigh-in when I inadvertently weighed-in some 32cms whitings, Club size being 33cms. I had not updated my laminated Fish Size sheet. [Legal size 27cms] I was told to open the box in front of everyone - revealing a Master Baiter novelty mug. Many thanks Jason. Dave Hambley & Davey Turnbull hoped the friendly rivalry would continue. Jason had promised to beat me at season start! |
Presentation evening pamphlet
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Published day th April 2024
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