After an excellent series of matches over the holiday period it was back to Cley for more of the same we hoped and a repeat of our previous match there in mid-December but this time we were made aware of how fickle this fishing sport can be.  A cool cloudless sky with the sun rising

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Cley Sunday 8th January 2012 – Matthews Cup & 1st Leg Winter Accumulator

The 3rd Round of this season’s North Norfolk Sea League was always going to improve the club turn out and this was the case with 4 club teams now participating.  Fishing Cley in December is always a hit or miss occasion for this notorious venue and there was certainly a lot of apprehension as team

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Cley Sunday 11th December 2011 – Lloyd Durham Shield & Teams of 5

Hunstanton Tackle has now got a community page on the social network “Facebook”.  Designed to give information on local fishing in West Norfolk.  There will be reports from how Springside Lake is fishing on a regular basis, and photo’s of catches in the area.  We would appreciate anglers putting posts and photo’s of there catches, be it sea or freshwater. Also Match Secretarys post your match results on here to.  We hope to have regular topics on the disussion page on a weekly basis.  Keep viewing the page for further updates as the season starts to get under way again.

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Team Daiwa SR5

While Game, and to a lesser extent Sea Fishing, still rule the roost in this north easternmost corner of England, there is no doubt that Coarse Angling is deserving of the far higher profile it’s earned in recent years. And this isn’t just thanks to the huge interest that’s been gained through commercial enterprises like

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Summer Fishing (Part Two): Coarse Angling in the North East & North Yorkshire

Team Daiwa SR4

After a week’s break for the Help for Heroes match it was back to club activity again.  With the May weed in full bloom on the coast along with associated stench it was time for the club’s annual summer excursion to the Ouse estuary at Kings Lynn.  Fishing our now preferred venue on the west

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Kings Lynn 29th May 2011 – 6th Round Summer Accumulator

 A stiff West North Westerly and overcast skies greeted the assembling group of club members at the Muckleburgh Collection car park for a later than usual session.  Fishing the flood and over the top with a real good swell and colour provided the real sea for those potentially big bass.  The original plan was to

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Kelling 15th May 2011 – 5th Round Summer Accumulator

Brothers Toby and Timmy Pepper gave a pole fishing masterclass at the All England Pole Championships at Westwood Lakes Boston on Saturday. Both drawn on Skylark Lake, Timmy peg 16 in A section and Toby on peg 34 in B section looking to retain his title that he won in this event last year and make history as the first angler to win back to back titles in the event. In windy conditions the whistle sounded for the start. Timmy went straight across at 13mtrs to the far bank and caught within seconds in just 8 inches of water on the shelf. Carp were his quarry, and he put 3 stocky Carp in the net in the first 5 minutes. He continued to do this through out the match, before switching to his margin swim to net some nice Tench and Carp just inches from the Bank. Toby on peg 34 was also catching well and had over 70 Ide and Barbel in his net at the 3 hour mark. Toby then lost a 5lbs+ Bream at the net, but kept a cool head under pressure and fishing worm over pellet went back on to his 13mtr line to net several Carp. Talk along the bank was the Pepper Brother’s were bagging on Skylark Lake and were going to win there sections with ease. As the final whistle went to signal the end of the match, most people thought the individual winner would come from Kestrel Lake were the bigger fish live. News soon filtered through that Josh Balodis (Suffolk County) had weighed 51lbs+ on Kestrel Lake winning his section and the Lake. With this weight to beat it came to Timmy to weigh first. Pulling his nets out and emptying them into the weigh sling, everyone waited for the steward to call his weight. After what seemed ages to call, the steward shouted 54lbs exactly. Timmy was leading, and the boy’s knew then one way or another the Individual title was coming back home with them again. By the time the scales reached Toby on peg 34, no one had weighed any were near enough to beat Timmy’s weight. Toby pulled his first net out and weighed 26lbs+ of silverfish. Only his Carp net could now win it for him. Emptying his Carp into the weigh sling everyone waited in silence for the steward to call the weight. The silence was broken as the steward shouted 54lbs 2oz. Toby had beat his brother by just 2oz and he had retained his title and history was made, not only back to back titles for Toby, but 1st and 2nd for the two brothers. Toby said afterwards ” even though I have won, we both won really, we win as a team, we lose as a team.” Thats how history was made “Brothers in Arms.” Well done boy’s

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