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The Finale Of The Mini Match League.

by Garry | Feb 21, 2020 | Beach Fishing, Competitions, Local Beaches, Match Fishing, Rigs, Sea Fishing, Tackle Tips, Tips and Tactics | 0 Comments

Going into the last match it was all to play for, all the way down too 10th place was in for a chance for a podium finish. The anglers again all had Mackerel and Ragworm, the match took place at friars cliff. the conditions were good at first with the sea flat calm...

Mini League 2 – Match 2

by Garry | Feb 13, 2020 | Beach Fishing, Local Beaches, Match Fishing, Sea Fishing, Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Mini league match 2. sorry for the delay we have had technical issues in store for over a week now, but here is the match report from last thursday. The weather was fairly good on the night and we were fishing the tide rising. The anglers had a bait pack...

Loni’s Mini Beach League – Series 2.

by Garry | Feb 5, 2020 | Beach Fishing, Competitions, Local Beaches, Sea Fishing, Tackle Tips, Tips and Tactics, Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Loni's Mini Beach League We had the first match of the second series of the Loni's mini beach league on Thursday 30th of January. The match took place at friars cliff with all anglers pegged between groynes. The weather was quite good and the fishing was as well. The...

Hurst / Shingle Bank

by Garry | Nov 30, 2016 | Local Beaches | 0 Comments

Hurst Spit or ‘Shingle Bank’ is a local hotspot with the location producing a huge array of species so, regardless of your preference, this is’ the’ beach. Bass, Cod, Black Bream, Rays, Dogfish, Pout, Whiting, Plaice, Sole, Flounder, Mullet, Wrasse, Smoothounds,...

Barton On Sea

by Garry | Nov 30, 2016 | Local Beaches | 1 Comment

Barton is the nearest stretch of beach to Loni’s. Although there is not much beach left due to the rock sea defences to protect the cliffs from disappearing, Barton is still fishable all the way along even from the rock groynes. The main species you are likely to...

Steamer Point / Avon Beach

by Garry | Nov 30, 2016 | Local Beaches | 0 Comments

These beaches cascade into one another. After leaving Loni’s, Steamer is the first section you will arrive at. Steamer is an easy walk from the car with a pay and display car park or roadside parking depending upon seasonal restrictions. There has been a huge influx...

Sea Wall

by Garry | Nov 30, 2016 | Local Beaches | 0 Comments

Lymington and Pennington Seawall runs from the slipway at Lymington to Keyhaven harbour hugging the coast line throughout.Being a tidal venue it is important to fish when there is a least 1.5/2m of water (and rising) as it will run dry in many places or be very...

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The Mini Beach League is under way, and Match 1 gave us a result worth talking about. Scott Miguel took the win, on what was his very first match.Scott finished on 226cm, well clear of the field. That included a decent 46cm bass, which is always a good fish to see come in during a winter match. Not a bad way to start your match career. Well done, Scott!Rory Lancaster pushed hard to take a section win and second overall on 149cm. Pete Chamberlain was third on 104cm. I managed to sneak in just behind him on 101cm, and John Hitchiner made up the top five on 96cm.Those last three places were separated by only eight centimetres. A single decent fish could have changed the order, and that's what keeps these matches interesting.Here is the full result list from match one.Scott Miguel – 226cmRory Lancaster – 149cmPete Chamberlain – 104cmGarry Mann – 101cmJohn Hitchiner – 96cmChris Ellis - 62cmCharlie Nash - 57cmPaul Watson - 50cmSam Croker - 44cmDave Beale - 42cmTom Short - 38cmDerek Slack - 37cmPhil Etheridge - 37cmSix anglers went home with a clean scorecard: Glenn Short, John Wardropper, Richie Couzons, Malcolm Stote, James Hounsome and Twig. Every one of us has been there, and it's all part of winter beach fishing. Nobody is getting stick for it. You turned up, you fished, and you'll have a better chance next time.The matches are fished in sections making the league harder to win so we expect it to go down to the last match. Each angler drops their worst result or missed match if they didn’t make them all. This was Match 1 of 4, so there's plenty still to play for. The scores from each match build through the series, and with the gaps this close in places, it's all to fight for. Our next match is Wednesday 28th OctoberThinking of joining in? We have space. You don't need to have fished a match before. Scott hadn't, and he won the first one. Pop into the shop, have a chat, and I'll tell you how it works and get you booked on.Thanks to everyone who came along and made it a great evening. ...

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