Simple Match Fishing Forum

dates 10th/11th august
limited to 30 pegs £100 entrance fee for both days payout as follows.


(daily payouts)
3x10 peg sections=£100 per section  each day
lake winner each day=£200 
lake second each day=£150
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top 4 overall after 2 days based on pts then wt if tyed

1st £600
2nd £400
3rd £300
4th £220
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peg fee £180 all payouts based on 30 fishing

draw 9.00 at the barrier fish 10.15/4.15

no bloodworm/joker
pike and carp will not be weighed.

to book on and arrange deposit payment of £50 please call

tim moores
home 01625 610824
mobile 07599910726

What a venue I have only just been talking about the place I think it could hold a world champ or winter league final

Joff it's one of the nicest places you could ever sit and fish on..
My fave venue of all time just needs a big match on every now and then, to get it back in the match fishing limelight. It has got the pottential to host big events.

just hoping after the final on the trent and i'm not knocking the venue just the timing of it with the tides.
if we get a the chance to name new venues for the final it will be No1 on the list

Brill.. just try not have it to early, roach on there usually start feeding end july begining august to go along with the skimmers/bream& perch

Bear in mind that venues would need to take 100 anglers Rudyard, as it is in the Midlands would be an ideal choice of venue.
Personally I would certainly not give up on the Lower Trent either.
Possible other venues, in my book, would be Medley (Thames) another that has been forgotten over the years.
Furzton Lake (MK) is another that should not be forgotten.
The Trent in Nottingham also a consideration.
The North Level Drain at Tydd.
The larger canals - Gloucester, New Junction or Stainforth and Keadby may also be worth a thought.

I am sure there are many more too.

It may be worth considering a rotation system from a list of 'Final' venues. The reason I say this is to 1) try and make it as fair as possible 2) give it a fresher look every year 3) give different regions a share of the 'Final' and 4) avoid 'bladdering' the same venue year on year and 5) It should bring in more variety of tactics.
At the end of the day absolutely nothing can be done when the match starts, that has and always will be in the lap of the gods, isn't that why we all go?

Before and after the Final though there are lots of things that could be done to give the match a far more modern approach. When you think about it this part of what is "Your big Day" has hardly moved since the 1950s, in some cases it has gone backwards in time.

Just my opinions but surely food for thought.