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Stuart Timson joined KLAA for the 2011 season and caught his PB zed of 7lb 4oz on the Middle Level on his first trip to the Middle Level. 
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King's Lynn Secretary Ashley Brown finally got reward from his weekend nights spent on the banks last week, banking this 23lb 12oz specimen. You will have to guess the venue with the mole hills however! |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 17 February 2010 12:10 )
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 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.
It is to be a roving match, using deadbaits & lures only. There is a £200 winner take all cash prize for highest weight, a £50 cash prize for the biggest individual predator in relation to the current British record, + other tackle prizes Hopefully, dependent upon prize donations we will be running a tackle auction in aid of the Macmillan nurses charity at the prize giving. There will be a basic predator tackle & bait stall + hot refreshments the draw. The entry fee is £10 per person. Please call Steve Younger on 01553 773409, daytimes, 01553 673178 evenings, or email
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to book your place. |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 02 December 2009 12:01 )
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 John Cullom caught this pike out of the Middle Level at St Marys last Saturday and was really chuffed. This is his first double figure pike from this stretch of the drain and as far as he know's, this is the biggest pike caught out of here this season so far. it took him all day though. Cast this out at 0800. Nothing not even a touch, then about 1600, the buzzer just beeped twice, then the free spool went. Ten minutes later she was on the bank. Weight was 15ib.5oz. Fantastic fight and well worth the wait. Caught on a ledgered dead bait roach, on a size 10 wire trace. He was actually after the Zander! After catching this, he's hoping think this will be a good predator season for this year. He also had some nice skimmers on the feeder and a bream which was just under five pound. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 05 October 2009 09:16 )
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Agency warns of rod limit rules |
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Written by Webmaster
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The EA Enforcement team has recently issues tickets to anglers for not following the rules as laid out within the Eastern Region Bye-Laws on the use of multiple rods. Not many people may also realise that there are also constraints on the distance between each rod. The rule stipulates that no person shall fish with more than four rods and lines at the same time when fishing for coarse fish or eels. When fishing with multiple rods and lines, rods shall be placed such that the distance between the butts of the end rods does not exceed three metres. KLAA has it's own byelaw which limits the number of rods to 3 on rivers and 2 on enclosed waters, so you have been warned. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 26 March 2009 18:52 )
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