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Many of you will have noticed the on going work on the roadside this last week, as the club looks to install 3 double swims and 2 single swims from peg 100 onwards along the roadside. It's been a slow process given the recent weather we've had, but the lads hired by the club have really pulled their guts out. These pegs will benefit all members that fish the dam and will allow people to fish comfortably and keeping tackle cleaner, as the grading will act as a wash away for any rain that falls.

These swims are not finished as of yet, but there's a plan in place on securing the banking structure, to add to the longevity of the final product. The club will hopefully be running some work parties to get these pegs finished off, and I will be updating on the progress here in due course. The swims will allow anglers to fish comfortably in an area that has had limited access for a number of years.

If fishing these pegs in the mean time, we ask that anglers take caution towards the front of the swims, until the work has been completed at the water's edge in securing the front of them.

There is also a plan in place to finish the work on the drop which will take a little time, to work out logistically the best way to approach it. Given the task of the job, it may well be worth us running a work party alongside the guys hired to do it, to keep the costings down perhaps.

Once again I'd like to thank all those at the club for helping to make this happen ???

Stu

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Today has seen a further stocking of fish into the burgy pond. 10 quality fish have been provided by VS Fisheries between 8.8-12.12lb with 90% of those fish being over 10lbs in weight. These fish are 4 summers old (C4) and you may or may not be aware that the club introduced a few of these same strain of carp from VS Fisheries around 3 years ago into Carr Mill. Some of those fish have absolutely banged the weight on and look fantastic, for those that have been lucky enough to catch them. These fish were carefully selected for the burgies, given that it has an extremely low stock of fish when the club precured the rights to the water. Once again I'd like to thank all involved in the purchase, sale and stocking of the fish this morning ???

Stu

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Over the course of the week, the club has seen some stocking of carp into a few of its waters. 300 fish have been added in total between the digpit, the legger and the canal. A mixture of smaller commons and mirrors around 8-10" and a number of fish between 3-5lb were added to boost the numbers that are currently stocked. These fish were purchased from Steve at White Water Fisheries using funds from the club and I would personally like to thank all those involved in the planning, sourcing and stocking of these fish. In time these fish will grow and everyone will benefit from having them in our waters???

Stu

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Once again the lads have been out continuing the work on the digpit. Hopefully spring will really show the fruits of the labour that’s gone into there over the last year.
Absolute hero’s ?https://www.facebook.com/groups/sthelensaa/permalink/2742693715767541/

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Update of today’s work party on the digpit. Big thanks to those that managed to brave the weather and help out ?
https://m.facebook.com/groups/925202667516664?view=permalink&id=2732430670127179

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St. Helens AA Match – St. Helens canal (Matalan & Chambers lengths) 31/12/2019

1st Dave Rigby (St. Helens Tackle & Bait) 36-06 peg 17 (Albert's peg)
2nd Jeff Holland (St. Helens Tackle & Bait) 15-14 peg 13

Sections:

2 to 6 Steve Oliver 6-01 peg 5

8 to 12 John Turnock (Burt's Baits) 6-09 peg 12

13 to 17 Phil Holland (St. Helens Tackle & Bait) 15-10 peg 14

All the best for the New Year

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St Helens AA licenses for 2020 season are now available online or from local tackle shops.

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