Ten Mile Bank, this week was  difficult  for anglers on Ten Mile as conditions changed throughout the week, roach were showing to hempseed and elderberries at the beginning of the week , but towards the later stages of the week it was increasingly difficult to tempt a roach into the swim. Bream were also playing hard to get with only a handful of bream caught during the last week. skimmers were still showing around the Denver end and towards the Wissey mouth but catches of bream and skimmers were limited elsewhere.

Tench are becoming more available on the tip line over to the far bank, with fish reported to nearly 8lb showing on worm or corn.

Saturdays match the 1st at Ten mile Bank this year was a very hard encounter . 22 anglers took part on the Browns Farm stretch, Local Rod Tim Foster won the match with a net of 7lb 9oz , including a tench of over 7lb . 2nd place was Steve Gardner, 4lb 3oz and 3rd place was John Leedle 2lb 2oz .

Middle Level, again continues to fish very well with catches reported from all stretches on the level. Nets to over 34lb reported from the St Marys to Peters stretch, plenty of skimmers and roach around also the odd decent perch to the worm , pole anglers now starting to benefit by presenting hemp , elderberry and tares on the hook for the bigger stamp roach. skimmers are taking caster on the hook also on the pole line. Tip anglers are also featuring strongly with catches of over 32lb recorded.High Road to Crooked Chimney, another busy stretch during the last week , all anglers catching well and all methods working , tip anglers are catching the better sized skimmers to over 2lb whilst pole anglers are finding the big shoals of roach, tares and hemp finding the quality fish. Also the odd tench to over 6lb showing at this end of the level,  

Aqueduct to Pingles, very popular during the last week , but sadly no reports of any net catches , but reports of plenty of fish, mainly skimmers roach and the odd perch and tench.

Tottenhill, plenty of anglers about during the last week, good sport being had by the majority of the anglers, carp showing to over 12lb also plenty of bream around to nearly 5lb. good nets of silvers when fished for.

Match Dates

KLAA will be hosting part of the national  eastern region shield  on the great ouse along with Littleport on October3rd, Lynn will be holding  opens in preparation for this event, all klaa members will pay no pegging fee just the pools of £5.00 whilst non members will pay £3.00 pegging fee plus £5.00 pools.

Sunday 13th September Chapel Stretch.

Saturday 26th September pegs 147-182. (watersmeade)

Draw times will 7:30 am ON THE BANK.  Fish 9:00 -2:00 to book a place or for any information or bookings contact Chud Harris 07506703161.

Please note that all match entries have to be entered before 12 midday Friday  for the Saturday match and before 12 midday on the Saturday  for the Sunday match.

Junior News, the Lynn youngsters held their yearly 12 hour sponsored match at Shepherds Port. All the youngsters and some adults had a great days fishing even though the weights were not fantastic, Junior Secretary Billy  the kid Morris wearing his short trousers again top scored on the day with 29lb 9 oz . Young Rocky Murley managed to find a couple of the carp biggest being 7lb 6oz, everyone enjoyed the day and special thanks goes to Tony Blackmur who kept the anglers in tea , coffee burgers and hotdogs throughout the day.

Also thanks to KLAA for allowing the use of shepherds lake, also thanks to Shakespeare, Leeda, Map, Dynamite Baits, Specialist Angling Supplies, Anglers Corner and the EDP for supplying prizes for the event. 

The Juniors are in action tomorrow at the njaa national at Lindholme Lakes Doncaster, goodluck to the whole squad, of Reece Dilamoor, Tom Cockle, Gary Harris, Damien Evans, Harry Blackmur, Rocky Murley, Brendan Strowlger, and James Wright.