Woodcock makes it six victories in a row
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THE remarkable Gerry Woodcock has made it six out of six wins at in-form Jansons.
Woodcock won the Monday Open with 161-10 on maggot from peg 34. Steve Draper snatched second from Andy Simpson by only ounces, while Richard Patterson was fourth with 144-9. And the local tackle dealer made it five wins on the trot in his own Open on Tuesday with 183- 11.
Brian Orme and Draper gave him a run for his money, taking 175-3 and 169-6 respectively, in yet another cracking match where ten anglers all topped the ton.
Keith Dawes weighed 148-6, while improving Cheesey Wardle took 145-14 from peg 20.
In one of the best matches on record at Sherwood Forest Fishery, the top six all weighed over 100lb on Holmedale.
Weights were so good that 60lb nets were being topped back in and Dean Annabel’s 119-7 was only good enough for sixth spot.
School teacher John Woodland had one carp on method feeder.
He changed to pole, corn and meat in the margins and landed 20 carp to 10lb for a level 156lb.
Mick Langton had two 14lb mirrors in his 144-7, but the rest was made up of carp to 5lb on pole and paste and then meat down the margins.
Third-placed Daz Stayley fished pellet waggler tight to the lily pads for 137-11 of carp to 6lb.
Woodland also won a 20-pegger on Sherwood after drawing hot peg Peg 43. Fishing pole, caster and worm he landed 150 ide for 45lb. The rest of his 89-5 was made up of bream and carp to 4lb from the margins.
Dave Round was second with 70-12 from end peg 61
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