March 16th - 28th

319 anglers caught 1125 fish of which 671 were returned

Rainbow
12lb 4 1/2 oz  David Rudge, Teeton, black/green buzzer, boat
11lb 8oz  Bernard Robinson, Duddington, montana
9lb 0oz  Remo Cuccurullo, Yelden, white/green minkie
8lb 8oz  Rex Barton, Long Sutton, boat
8lb 4oz  Alan Bettles, Wigston, white/green lure
8lb 4oz  George Piccaver, Farcet, boat
8lb 2oz  Ray Goodfellow, Kettering
8lb 1oz  Remo Cuccurullo, Yelden, white/green minkie
8lb 0oz  George Brock, Corby
7lb 2oz  Terry Peters, Wellingborough, boat
7lb 2oz  George Piccaver, Farcet, boat
6lb 10oz  Mr Cefai
6lb 6oz  Steve Lane, Peterborough, boat
6lb 6oz  Phil Caress, Stanground, goldhead damsel
6lb 1oz  Mr Laybourn, Lincs, boat

Best Areas
dam, boat bay, brookside point

Best Patterns
cruncher, black buzzer, olive buzzer, ptn, grhe, small damsel, montana, white/green lure

Lures are still catching some fish, especially on windy days. However nymph fishing is now taking the bigger catches particularly from lunchtime onwards.

Just a few fish are starting to show on the surface but generally fish are being caught fishing slow at around midwater.

Settled milder weather will see the buzzer hatch really get started.

Some fish have finally moved out into more open water so boats are also enjoying good sport now.

Next Stocking
March 30th, April 1st, 3rd (browns), 6th

Edward