Any of you lot remember this ??

#1

Bill might....

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If so can you help me out with a few face's please :D

Taypot might know this one

#2

Yep I remember the mag.........think its in a couple of big boxes that I lent to Zorro a year or two back

In fact there was a ruck load of Match Fishing mags in the boxes from the early 80's too - when it used to be bi-monthly - cracking read all in black and white.........(apart from the cover)

Just going back to your pickies above - who can remember who Steve Canty fished 'with' - the team name I mean.

Their name was possibly the 'inspiration' for the team name we had locally (MESC Raiders)

#3

I also have the 1992 VDE catalogue, there's some good un's in there lol

Clearing the loft out in case your wondering

#4

The article on the floating feeder in the first pic, is it by Mike Jameson ?

#5

No Paul Glenfield

#6

No Paul Glenfield

Now what team did he fish with

The grey cells have deserted me..........

#7

Maybe Browning as its on his Top

I dont recognise most of them in here lol

#8

He`s a suvner TK

Chris V will know

or Diddy ....... he is mega clued up

diddy · #9

i think it was and still is banbury gunsmiths.

#10

That's it Diddy - now Garbolino Banbury Gunsmiths (I think)

diddy · #11

correct.

i think steve canty used to fish for goole.

don't quote me tho.

#12

Aye - Goole Avengers

diddy · #13

ouch my brain hurts.

Guest · #14

Aye - Goole Avengers

I use to watch steve canty when i was a lad , very good big maggot angler , he fished with barry rudge , john palmer , pete kitwood , willie eyre in goole avengers and do you know , he gave up fishing and now plays golf . Funny how someone so good can just stop going .

#15

He`s a suvner TK

Chris V will know

or Diddy ....... he is mega clued up 8-)

No sorry your all wrong he fished for Trevs Brownimg.

#16

He`s a suvner TK

Chris V will know

or Diddy ....... he is mega clued up 8-)

No sorry your all wrong he fished for Trevs Brownimg.

Your wrong as well Chris...

He fishes for Trevs Browning

#17

Yeah Goole Avengers.

If I remenber right Goole Avengers finished runners-up to our lot (Izaak Walton Stafford) in the 1986 Division One National on the Oxford Canal. It was fished on September 13th, after a real heavy frost! with bloodworm and joker allowed. Cov, with Billy Makin and co, were favourites. The Stafford team almost shattered the points record (average) and still have the second best average behind Notts Fed, a team of Trent 'invincibles' in it's day, (Frank Barlow, John Moult, John Toulson, Pete Palmer and loads of other top names in their day).
When Notts Fed gained their incredible points record I was Pegged directly opposite Frank Barlow; He was trundling a stick float down the rocks in the Nelson field. As you are probably aware that is slap bang opposite Shelford shallows, - I was casting a waggler to the middle to get any sign of flow and depth!
Following that National win a former member of Goole Avengers signed for Stafford. He was a terrific angler named Alan Warren and he fished for Stafford IW for a number of years.

Ahh, those were the days; Can't catch crappity smack all now but never miss a Saturday or a Sunday come what may.

#18

Correction, I think Hinckley were runners-up in Div One in '86 but Goole Avengers were well up in the list.

Mullarkey · #19

Paul Glenfield originally fished for ISIS Oxford for many years until he joined Trevs Browning in about 1992. He stayed with us until about 1998 and left after the winter league final on the trent with Stevie Dorn to join Oxford Drennan. He fished with them for a couple of years and then joined Banbury Gunsmiths with whom he still fishes with. He has won some big river matches (John Smiths and Thames Champs) and he is still one of the best river anglers around and I learnt so much from him during his heyday. He`s also pretty good on canals and won numerous opens on the now defunct Oxford canal scene. He`s biggest claim to fame is his inability to drink more than two pints of gnats yellow stream before throwing up, plus his uncanny knack of recreating the Ricky Gervais dance rountine from `the office` at every club/disco in the UK and ireland, in fact Dave Harrell once voted him the best disco dancer ever in one issue of match fishing many years ago.
Paul`s trademark was his famous flat top haircut which is still evident, but gets copious lashings of `just for men` to maintain its `natural` black ink colour. He must have got a family discount because i drew next to an older gent on an open at Medley in the 90`s who was sporting exactly the same cut and it turned out it was his old man. In following years I met Paul`s dad many times and you couldn`t have wished to have known a nicer fella, he was very proud of his sons match fishing career and always went to watch him at Evesham on the Smiths. Sadly Paul`s dad recently passed away and the world is a poorer place without him.

joffmiester · #20

steve canty there a name from the past every week he be at burton joyce 120 peg sellouts .he was a good looking lad as well.
i remember watching john dean,robin grouse,roy henson all in a row on the roadside if i remember right less than 2lb separated them with john dean coming out on top with 29lb of roach

:oand said after if he hadn't of had two of the best trent anglers below me i would of had 100lb today

:otop quality fishing all catching one a bung