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GREAT BRITAIN |
F |
DAY 1 |
F |
DAY 2 |
F |
OVERALL |
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Gary Edwards © |
3 |
12.07 |
4 |
15.14 |
7 |
28.05 |
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Paul Higginson |
6 |
29.06 |
12 |
23.09 |
20 |
52.15 |
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Paul Danby |
7 |
17.10 |
9 |
22.13 |
16 |
40.07 |
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Colin Telfer |
6 |
18.12 |
6 |
19.14 |
12 |
38.10 |
|
Stu Parker |
2 |
7.11 |
3 |
11.06 |
5 |
19.01 |
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Andy Waller |
6 |
24.15 |
1 |
1.12 |
7 |
26.11 |
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Mike Skipper |
2 |
15.15 |
1 |
2.12 |
3 |
18.11 |
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Adam Holmes |
4 |
21.01 |
4 |
11.02 |
8 |
32.03 |
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Alan Grant |
1 |
2.14 |
3 |
9.11 |
4 |
12.09 |
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Glenn Neave |
4 |
22.00 |
7 |
28.03 |
11 |
50.03 |
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Grand Totals |
43 |
172.11 |
50 |
147.00 |
93 |
319.11 |
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IRELAND |
F |
DAY 1 |
F |
DAY 2 |
F |
OVERALL |
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Thomas McCabe © |
11 |
49.01 |
2 |
8.034 |
13 |
57.04 |
|
Pat Cooper |
1 |
10.00 |
3 |
11.15 |
4 |
21.15 |
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Michael McKenna |
4 |
11.06 |
6 |
16.14 |
10 |
28.04 |
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Alan Heasley |
3 |
11.01 |
3 |
7.00 |
6 |
18.01 |
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Derek Mohan |
4 |
16.141 |
5 |
12.09 |
9 |
29.07 |
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Marty Cosworth |
4 |
10.04 |
4 |
15.15 |
8 |
26.07 |
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Godfrey Donoghue |
8 |
31.06 |
10 |
34.09 |
18 |
65.15 |
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Marty Lawlor |
3 |
18.14 |
0 |
0 |
3 |
18.14 |
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Sean Markey |
14 |
63.03 |
2 |
4.08 |
16 |
67.11 |
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John Woods |
7 |
21.06 |
4 |
9.06 |
11 |
30.12 |
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Grand Totals |
59 |
243.07 |
37 |
120.15 |
98 |
364.06 |
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Ireland Win by 44 lbs 11 ozs | ||||||
British hopes of a home soil victory on the fish rich waters of the Somerset Levels, were dashed by a superior performance by the Irish on Day One of the 18th International Pike Championship’s at the beginning of October.
A stunning lead of just over 70 lbs proved too much for the British to overhaul, though a strong fight-back in the opening couple of hours on Day 2 had the Irish fretting and starting to panic. However the pike went off the feed, abd the Irish held on for a deserved win.
A total of 191 pike were caught and safely returned over the two days of competition, with a couple of Bream being landed as well; with one taking a wobbled smelt and the other a Mepps spinner. 3 Low doubles were caught, with the best fish of the weekend weighing 13 lbs 07 ozs. Larger pike were hooked, but shook the hooks.
A full write up on the International will appear on this site in due time.