Junior superteam angler Tom Cockle also a sponsored angler from Specialist Angling Supplies, won the East Coast round 4 leg  at Head Fen Fishery on Sunday, all the youngsters from Lynn arrived early at the venue only to be roped in to help breaking the ice by pulling a boat around on this snake lake.

The ice had set nearly 3mm thick but as the sun started to come through it was decided the match could carry on. A delayed start did help but some anglers  did not just have the fish in there pegs no matter what they done. Tom fished to the far side at 13.5 metres in to a small hole and placed his bait tightly against a reed bush and reaped its rewards by putting 20lb 8oz in the net. All the youngsters fished  very well in some appalling conditions as the temperature did not rise above freezing point all day. Kirsty Reed also secured a section win to enable the team to move up the table to 3rd place and only  1 point behind the 2ND place team.

Special thanks to the parents and anglers for attending and fishing the match in the coldest day of the year so far.

Ten Mile Bank. At last the predator fish have arrived  as a 26lb 9oz pike was caught between the Railway bridge and Browns farm a few smaller specimen have been reported from the same stretch including another pike to 11lb and a zander to 8lb 4oz, elsewhere on Tmb Modney bridge has been attracting a few more anglers of late with some good roach catches to 8lb during the week, also a few skimmers and the odd tench have shown from the more fished pegs at Modney.Chapel to Browns a few roach and perch have shown also the odd slab.

Railway Bridge to Wissey Mouth, again another venue which attracted a few more anglers than of late up until the weekend but some fish were reported including a perch to nearly 2.5lb. worm baits topped with a red maggot attracting the perch.

River Wissey, again another popular venue during the last week with plenty of anglers around during the week and the weekend.  Good nets of roach ,rudd and Dace reported. Bread punch and flake working for best results.

Little Ouse. The most favoured water on the klaa system at the moment with plenty of fish reported all week. Nets to 20lb reported. Plenty of Roach, rudd, dace,bleak and the odd chublet. Maggot and seed working well.

Middle Level, only 1 report from the level this week as the anglers have stayed in the warm, during the weekend. Mortons to Crooked Chimney still showing a few skimmers and roach with some good perch also reported.

Tottenhill/Bear lake  neither lake performing as the temperature has started to fall , only the odd silver fish putting in an appearance.

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Match Date. KLAA Open Sunday 14th December at Modney Bridge, draw EA car park 8:30. Match fee £2.00 + £8.00 pools. also a superpool which is optional. To book a place contact Dave Burton 01366387870.