Angling

Buttonhole Lake saw the penultimate qualifier match at the weekend and the winner was Nick Watson.

Dave Simmonds is on a hot streak with three wins out of five matches following his victory in the Tydd Gote Wednesday Open on the North Level.

Tydd Gote Angling Club took a trip to the Middle Level at Peter’s Bridge for this Sunday’s club match – and what a good turn-out there was.

Buttonhole Lake can be found six miles outside of Wisbech in Marshland St James. It has open matches on a Tuesday evening, 5pm peg draw.

Tydd Gote Angling Club: It was double top for in-form Dave Simmonds at Main Road as he followed up his victory at the Wednesday Open with another comfortable win at the Sunday Club match.

Match report for w/e July 28: Things looked glum at the latest Tydd Gote AC Sunday club match on the North Level at Main Road, but fish were caught.

Tydd Gote Angling Club fished the low number pegs in their latest Sunday club match on the North Level at Main Road.

Tydd Gote Angling Club: The North Level at Main Road produced an impressive leading weight in the Sunday club match.

Tydd Gote Angling Club returned to the North Level at Main Road for this week’s club match but found the drain out of sorts in the dry weather.

Tydd Gote Angling Club fished their Sunday club match on the 20 Foot at Shepperson’s Bridge in March and produced some impressive leading weights.

After the big Angling Trust final it was back onto the Twenty Foot Drain at March in the HAJAC open and the match produced extraordinary catches.

It was the huge Angling Trust Winter League final at the weekend, writes Ken Wade.

March will see many anglers looking to renew their rod licence, writes Ken Wade.

A change to spring-like conditions saw the Buttonhole Fishery regular and now becoming hard to beat, Steve Poole, take the honours, writes Ken Wade.

The big March Open at the weekend saw a massive turnout for the last practice match before the Winter League final on the venue this coming weekend.

By Ken Wade The close season debate has been raging on for many years, but at last the Environment Agency has asked anglers what their thoughts are.

The torrential rain didn’t deter many for last Sunday’s Tydd Gote Angling Club match at Main Road. Andrew Kilby exploited the conditions perfectly.

The big HAJAC Winter League on Sunday was spread right across the fens and it was a good idea to include five different venues, writes Ken Wade.

The battle for runners-up spot in the Tydd Gote Angling Club winter league is hotting up and with just five matches to go it’s all to fish for.

For the first time this year just about every match was called off due to lakes and Fenland drains being frozen over, writes Ken Wade.