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TIME TO GET YOUR THINKING CAPS ON
When we do the weigh in at Bonehill I will be asking you all for your nomination for this season’s Club Member Of the Year.
The winner will be the member who receives the most votes
THAT MEMBER will be asked to present the trophies at THE 2022 Presentation and also PRESENT THE DONATION RAISED FOR 2022 nominate charity WHICH IS AGREED AT THE AGM
When we do the weigh in at Bonehill I will be asking you all for your nomination for this season’s Club Member Of the Year.
The winner will be the member who receives the most votes
THAT MEMBER will be asked to present the trophies at THE 2022 Presentation and also PRESENT THE DONATION RAISED FOR 2022 nominate charity WHICH IS AGREED AT THE AGM
DAVE WINS AT SOLHAMPTON
Dave Skinner enjoyed his day on the Kingfisher Pool at Solhampton Fishery by taking the honours with some 17 pounds to spare.
Fishing just left of the pool entrance on Peg 15 Dave used the feeder throughout the contest starting on corn then changing to a maggot feeder half way through to put a level 42 pound on the scales and will see him lift the Friendship Trophy at the presentation evening. Runners-up Steve Taylor caught mostly on the pole from peg 9 for his total of 24 pound 14 ounces at the weigh in. Steve caught at various distances and depths on mainly maggots. On the other side of the pool on peg 22 Frank Wallace claimed the third place prize by putting 21 pound 6 ounces onto the scales at the final whistle.
The two section winners where Pete Bullock who had the fourth best weight overall from peg 17 and Daz Haynes who managed 11 pound 10 ounces from peg 7.
Simon Spence and Martyn Harris both weighed in over 12 pounds for 5th and 6th.
Many thanks to all those who helped this morning with the re- draw and pegging out the new lay out and not forgetting the weighing in team
Fishing just left of the pool entrance on Peg 15 Dave used the feeder throughout the contest starting on corn then changing to a maggot feeder half way through to put a level 42 pound on the scales and will see him lift the Friendship Trophy at the presentation evening. Runners-up Steve Taylor caught mostly on the pole from peg 9 for his total of 24 pound 14 ounces at the weigh in. Steve caught at various distances and depths on mainly maggots. On the other side of the pool on peg 22 Frank Wallace claimed the third place prize by putting 21 pound 6 ounces onto the scales at the final whistle.
The two section winners where Pete Bullock who had the fourth best weight overall from peg 17 and Daz Haynes who managed 11 pound 10 ounces from peg 7.
Simon Spence and Martyn Harris both weighed in over 12 pounds for 5th and 6th.
Many thanks to all those who helped this morning with the re- draw and pegging out the new lay out and not forgetting the weighing in team
NEXT SEASON.
I’m sure you have heard during the year that a couple of members for various reason’s will not be renewing their membership for next season. To help us plan ahead it would be most appreciated if you could let myself or John Male know your own plans for next season. I have booked all the venue’s for 2022 and also paid deposits on some. So to be fair to the fisheries on the number of pegs booked and also on our members who will have to pay more if there is not sufficient members joining so could you please let us know as soon as possible
I’m sure you have heard during the year that a couple of members for various reason’s will not be renewing their membership for next season. To help us plan ahead it would be most appreciated if you could let myself or John Male know your own plans for next season. I have booked all the venue’s for 2022 and also paid deposits on some. So to be fair to the fisheries on the number of pegs booked and also on our members who will have to pay more if there is not sufficient members joining so could you please let us know as soon as possible
TROPHIES
It’s coming around the time of year that I ask all those that won Annual Trophies last season to please return them before or on the day of the last match at Bonehill so I can get them engraved in good time before the presentation
It’s coming around the time of year that I ask all those that won Annual Trophies last season to please return them before or on the day of the last match at Bonehill so I can get them engraved in good time before the presentation
HISTORY OF
"EXEL ANGLING CLUB"
The club was established in 2004 when 12 work colleagues got together to arrange a day out fishing a local pool. With the succsess of that first match they arrange future matches and from then on the club took off and the membership increased. The club is a small friendly team with it's membership based around the midlands area.
Here's the man that makes it "tick"
Steve Cox was the man that organised the first friendly match back in 2004.
Everyone knows that at the heart of every good club you need a person that is committed to make things happen and run smooth. Steve is that man in this club. 
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