Johnson in pole position

10:30AM, Monday 11 March 2019

Johnson in pole position

REMENHAM Angling Society continued their winter series in sunny conditions as they fished Lens Lake at Milton Pools in the 11th leg of the series.

Geoff Edwards weighed in 51lb exactly consisting of roach and skimmers as well as two small carp all caught on the pole at six and 14 metres with pellet and maggot which was enough to take top spot on the day.

Second position went to Steve Johnson with a similar net totalling 41lb all caught on the pole with pellet and in third place was Justin York with 32lb15oz.

Last weekend conditions were totally different with strong winds and driving rain as the 12th leg was fished at Whitehouse Lake at Tadley.

Mark Harrison found carp on the inside landing several on the pole with maggot weighing in a winning total of 39lb 4oz. In second place was Ade Bowles with 31lb 3oz of carp mostly landed on the pole across to the island with pellet and in third place was Pete Bowles with 27lb 7oz of carp including an unusual 10lb grass carp all landed on the pole with pellet.

With just one round remaining Johnson leads the points table with 164 points followed by York in second place with 145, Ian Chaplin third with 142, Bowles fourth with 140 and Edwards making up the top five with 114 points.

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