Angling

The Old Nene at March is recognised as one of the best winter natural venues in the country and has been for many years, writes Ken Wade.

Over the past few weeks we have had some very strange weather patterns and after a week of frosts, bitterly cold winds and even a few flakes of snow it’s no wonder the fishing right across the Fens has not been at its best, writes Ken Wade.

With the big East Midland Winter League over and done with for another year local anglers across the area were looking forward to the annual March Christmas Match, writes Ken Wade.

The final round of the East Midland Winter League turned out to be no different from the previous five encounters on our Fenland waters, writes Ken Wade.

With just one round to go of the East Midland Winter League, there was always going to be a good turnout on the chosen venue for last weekend’s final practice match, writes Ken Wade.

The Old Nene at March rarely lets anglers down no matter what the conditions and in Sunday’s big match, despite the bitterly cold wind and rain, it once again produced some cracking weights, writes Ken Wade.

What a cracking winter league series the big East Midland Division is turning out to be, writes Ken Wade.

The East Midland Winter League practice match on Cock Bank Drain and Factory Bank fished a little better than expected with the top three anglers all managing to break into double figure weights, writes Ken Wade.

A good third round match in the East Midland Winter League series was never in doubt on the Old Nene at Benwick, the only surprise was the amount of big fish caught, writes Ken Wade.

After a disappointing start to the East Midland Winter League series on the River Nene all the action switched to the Fenland drain at Tydd Gote, writes Ken Wade.

I think it would be fair to say that round one of the East Midland Winter League was something of a shock to the system for those taking part, writes Ken Wade.

Believe it or not but this coming weekend will see the start of the big East Midland Winter league series, writes Ken Wade.

What a weekend the Wisbech based Sensas Mark One squad had at the Eastern Region Shield match fished on the Middle Level Drain on Sunday, writes Ken Wade.

Round Three of the King of the Fens team event saw the anglers lining the banks of the Middle Level drain, writes Ken Wade.

Another busy week of action on the North Level Drain system saw the Tydd Gote anglers enjoy some excellent sport, writes Ken Wade.

On a very difficult River Trent our local side Sensas Mark One struggled in some of the worst conditions you could imagine to fish in, writes Ken Wade.

It’s a big weekend coming up for one of the area’s top match fishing outfits, Sensas Mark One, writes Ken Wade.

The Division One national is fast approaching and local side Sensas Mark One have been putting in a great deal of time on the tidal River Trent, writes Ken Wade.

Every peg was taken in the Kingsland big lake for the ninth fishing of the Craig Kent Memorial drawn pairs match, writes Ken Wade.

Over the past few years it has been really difficult for many of our clubs up and down the country to attract youngsters into our sport, writes Ken Wade.