Bury Hill Fisheries Announce 2 Major Carp Events
Two Great Carp Events!
Bury Hill Fisheries launches The Wychwood Premier Carp Cup!
Starting March 2007 and running for 12 months, Bury Hill Fisheries is pleased to announce its participation in the Wychwood Premier Carp Cup. With two monthly prizes of £150 of Wychwood Carp Tackle to be won by the captors of the largest carp caught each month on both the Old Lake and Temple Lake, the winners will also win a place in the final to be held April 2007 where the top prize will £1000. There is no need to register, simply turn up at the fishery and ‘Go Fishing’; the competition is open to all anglers of all ages. If you catch a ‘Big One’ and wish to register your catch, forms are available in the shop.
So as to be fair to both day ticket anglers and Specimen Carp Members, we will only allow fish caught during daylight hours on the Old Lake to be included in the competition.
The winners for March were Simon Davies who caught a 27lb 4oz mirror from the Old Lake and Spencer Gymer who caught a 30lb 4oz mirror from Temple Lake. Can anyone who knows Simon please ask him to contact the office at the fishery to claim his prize; we will of course require proof of identity.
Angling Times UK Carp Championships
Bury Hill Fisheries is pleased to announce its participation in the Angling Times UK Carp Championships, the biggest competition in the carp world with a top prize of £20,000. Early booking essential.
With just 12 pairs of tickets available, the event is open to all anglers and will be run on the prolific front bank with anglers sharing swims. The winners will be decided on overall weight of carp and each winning pair will go through to the grand final which is being held at Linear Fisheries, Brasenose 1. The cost for entry is £200 per pair per qualifier. To book onto the Bury Hill qualifier, please send a cheque for £200 to UK Carp/Daiwa Champs, Angling Times, Bushfield House, Orton Centre, Peterborough PE2 5UW. Please note, you must quote venue number 14 and include the names and addresses of both anglers fishing. Entry forms are also available at the fishery.
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