Due to last weeks weather, conditions became unfishable on most venues around the KLAA region, Very windy conditions and heavy rainfall put pay to most anglers during a torrid week. Only the very brave ventured out as conditions changed throughout the week for the worse. The sun did make a brief appearance but winds gathered to nearly 35mph blowing right across the fens.

Middle Level, this venue was completely affected by the winds and some anglers took to the rods but with very little success, only a small minority of anglers did manage to snare a fish or two, roach still showing around Neepes, also the odd perch showing on the worm or double red maggot. All other venues on the level were struggling to find any fish.

Ten Mile Bank, rather the same story as the Level, with the conditions proving to keep anglers away, some anglers around Modney bridge were lucky enough to find a few roach and skimmers, during the week, The Chapel area seemed to pick up at the weekend with a few fish being reported by the odd angler.

Little Ouse, a few anglers about at the weekend but quite quiet during the week, at last the fish now seem to be shoaling up around the bridge area, with catches up to 18lb reported. Roach, dace and rudd being the bulk of the nets with a few little chublets as a bonus. Pole anglers and whip anglers benefiting most. Pinkie, and maggot over a ground bait with the fish just feeding off the feed.

Shepherds Port, probably the quietest week of the season so far with only a couple of anglers about during the week both anglers still catching well.

Match Date.

We would like to announce the KLAA Christmas predator match, to take place on the Ten Mile Bank stretch of the Great Ouse, on Sunday December 20th.