Fenland Fisheries Catch Report For End Of May

The fishing on Willow Lake is still quite slow compared to early season. Derek Ritchie (THE DON) was doing a feature for 4 nights with fishing companion Ray Best. Del managed to bank 5 fish with the best one going 35lb, whilst Ray fished peg 1 & netted 2 fish of 29lb 6oz & 28lb. Joe Defrietus fished peg 13 for 3 nights to catch fish of 30lb exactly 19lb &12lb. Stephen Gallacher had 2 fish of 22lb & 32lb whilst his dad fishing next door in peg 8 banked a cracker at 37lb. Regular visitor Steve Gordon fished 2 nights for 1 fish of 24lb 8oz from peg 19. Aaron Nolans first visit to the lake produced 4 good fish from peg 16 at 20lb, 25lb, 27lb & 29lb. Martin Cockayne has had a bit of a result banking 2 upper thirties neither of which had been on the bank this year. Martin fished peg 20 to net Trigga at 39lb 12oz & another fish of 36lb 6oz. So a bit quiet but with 4 fish over 35lbs and 2 of which over 37lb sport is far from poor.

STOP PRESS- Just as I finish the report Martin has banked another fish of 38lb 12oz, turning his session into somewhat of an epic…..and its not over yet!

Vermuyden Lake is still producing well. Andy Southby had 5 fish in a 4 hour evening session on Cambridge Carp Baits Red Berry boilie ,all the fish were doubles up to 17lb. Duncan Field banked 6 fish to 16lb on a night session. Trevor Illott also banked 6 fish to 17lb. Jonny Chambers had 5 fish on a night session all doubles including a nice 24lb common. Rob Lemmon banked fish of 13lb & 17lb. Mr Carter had 2 fish to 14lb & Mr Harris 4 fish to 14lb.

On Abbey Lake Steve Bowdley & Tommy Start done an overnighter Steve banked a 26lb14oz mirror & tommy had 21lb. Chris Boyda also fished a night to bank 4 fish to 23lb.

Dan Gould has been at it again on pingles this time banking fish of 29lb & 31lb during a short overnight session. Cambridge Carp Baits Red Berry boilie doing the business & earning Dan this months free bait prize of 5 kilo of Red Berry .Well done Danny Boy  Pingles does not give up its treasures easily.

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