Martin Bowler recently landed possibly the biggest grass carp ever caught in the UK at 52lb 10oz, which came as part of six fish catch, all weighing over 37lb! Although this fish is the biggest ever caught in the UK, sadly the British record fish list no longer acknowledges grass… Read more
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Drennan Coors Trent Masters Round 2
Stu Raynor won the second round of the Drennan Coors Trent Masters with 10lb 14oz of roach. A total of 69 anglers competed on a River Trent that was several inches higher than normal and pushing hard. Matchman Supplies backed Stu fished waggler and bronze maggot on peg 1 on the Bailey’s section…. Read more
Drennan Oxford Through To River Final
Drennan Oxford A have qualified for the Evesham Team Championship Final. Fourteen teams of five fished on a difficult Warwickshire Avon that was badly affected by bright sunshine and heavy angling pressure. The Drennan Oxford A squad consisted of Steve Harwood, Dean Barlow, Jon Arthur and Chris Vandervleit, plus Dan Varney guesting from Kamasan Starlets. Their 47-point total was… Read more
Latest Video: The Master At Work
Alan Scotthorne recently fished the River Thames at Medley in Oxfordshire and put on a great display of angling. Of particular note was his unorthodox but very effective fish playing technique. Despite the strong flow and relatively light tackle, the five times World Champion tamed a bonus bream in no… Read more
Knockout Cup Time
It’s Round 2 of the Match Fishing Drennan Knockout Cup today! Sixty anglers will be lining up on Yorkshire’s New Junction Canal. Today’s winner will pick up £1,000 and the top 30 qualify for Round 3 on the River Thames. Some big names involved and some equally big names already… Read more
Silver In Serbia
Dean Barlow reports back after a hard-earned silver medal with the Preston England Feeder team at the World Feeder Champs. Now the dust has settled, it’s time to reflect on the World Feeder Champs in Serbia. This was always going to be a tough test, as this year we were flying out to the DTD… Read more