Brockdish Village

25 Aug, 2008

Angling: Mears’ perfect river weekend

Posted by: Stephen In: News

Diss Angling Club’s Andrew Mears once again had a perfect weekend and this time it was all on the river.
The first match was at Brockdish on Saturday and just four anglers turned out, with only three of staying until the end.

Mears enjoyed a good day’s fishing, taking roach perch and chub, with the best fish a 2lb 15oz chub, taken when Mears was on the phone and had dropped his rig into the edge.

Mears finished with a total of 6lb 12.

Second was Colin Lea with 6lb 10.5oz and third was Bill Davies with 1lb 8.5oz.

Mears’ second win came at Hoxne.

He kept up the pace of the day before but did not have the bonus of catching a big fish.

Perch and roach made up Mears’ 4lb 0.5 oz bag.

Second was Simon Thompson, who was well off the pace and found it tough going to find bites but finally ended the match with 2lb 11oz. Third went to George Wilby with just 1lb 10.5oz.

Eye Ponds was the venue for last Tuesday’s match. Dougy Burrows made the best of the day’s action.

A mixed bag of silver fish gave Burrows a catch of 13lb 13oz. Second and third was separated by just two ounces. Barry Day had 9lb 4oz and took five points when he finished second. Third went to Angie Burrows with her 9lb 2oz net of fish.

Full story from the Diss Express

4 Responses to "Angling: Mears’ perfect river weekend"

1 | Stephen

August 25th, 2008 at 6:14 pm

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Does anyone know where abouts in Brockdish this fishing is held?

I don’t suppose there is an awful lot for spectators to watch?

2 | MICHAEL JENKINS

September 17th, 2008 at 7:50 am

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My Father, Tom, was a strong supporter of the Diss Angling club and would be pleased to see that the club is still going strong. I currently am involved with my local club, Ongar and District Angling Society and we have a website http://www.ongardas.com. My father was again involved with this club prior to his retirement to Brockdish. Great to see all the local news.

3 | Robert Buck

October 17th, 2008 at 10:39 pm

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The fishing in Brockdish takes place opposite the Junction of Crabtree Rise with Scole Road, you’ll see a concrete roadway going in a southerly direction towards the Sewer works, past this a footpath continues down to the River Waveney, where you’ll see fishing pegs set along the bank.

4 | Margaret

November 12th, 2008 at 11:14 am

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The Diss Angling Club website is of interest: http://www.dissanglingclub.org.uk/page16.html .

I did wonder if the footpath is for general use, or just for members of the club…?

I have been trying to locate another path to the river from Scole Road – as shown on maps – but if it’s where I think it is, it’s completely overgrown and behind a padlocked gate.

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