The region is pleased to announce that after two years of fundraising that they have now raised their £10,000.00 for the charity. On a night attended by over 150 guests they not only reached the target figure but raised a substantial amount more. The amount raised has now reached in excess of £12,000.00. Nathan Cartwright aged 7, who was recently given the all clear after having cancer presented a cheque of £10,000.00 on behalf of SENPAC to Heather Peacock from Childrens Cancer North.
Wednesday, 10 April 2024
Monday, 1 April 2024
THE END OF ANOTHER PIKE SEASON.
Dave With His Blank Saver.
Last month of the SENPAC Pike season brought the final leg of our Winter Pike championship. Going into the final match it was a very close thing with only a few points difference at the top of the table. Dave Greally held a slight lead at the start of the eight hour match. The match took place during the region's Jolly Boys outing. The first two days of the trip proved very gruelling with weather conditions not being favourable due to high water levels, rain and chilly winds. Only a couple of Pike caught on those two days one being Dave's pictured above. The final match took place on the Sunday with eight members present on the bank and many baits in the water. Conditions again not that favourable and once again it was a struggle for most. Six hours into the match and still no fish. Things started to look a little brighter when Bruce Turnbull caught a small Jack and then Mike Bell landed a fish of 12lb 4ozs. That was all the action for the day so the final result in the Pike championship was Dave Greally 1st with 18 points, Jon Tweddle 2nd with 17 points, and joint 3rd Bruce Turnbull and Steve Sandiford on 15 points each.
Mike - A Tough Day But A Match Winner.
The trip continued for another couple of days and a few fish were caught with Pogo catching the biggest fish on the trip.