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- Daiwa welcomes three new Consultants
- Hectic Action at Chew Valley
- Over the moon with new UK pb
- Regular baiting leads to brace of fifties
- All locked up and nowhere to go
- Raison The Bar
- Another thirty for Jules
- Scunthorpe Police Junior Match 2008
- In the nick of time!
- Neville lands pb and lake record 50lb catfish
- July Success for Jules
- Mystery fish is a new British Record
- Geoff Handley christens his renovated rod
- Stuart hangs on for monster Bonefish
- Daiwa's own scoops win in first Ayrstrike Tournament
- Souter wins EFSA Cod Festival again!
- Think Clean
- Daiwa Dealer Match helps celebrate 50th Anniversary
- Nev gets amongst the cats.
- Getting ever nearer
- Brian Skoyles bags up on a Photoshoot.
- Four Twenties Reward for long trip.
- Daiwa at Chapmans Angling Open Day
- Shirt signing for Charity
- Daiwa Supports FCA Fun Day
- Scunthorpe Police Angling Club
Competitor Graham Forbes with a John Dory
Daiwa man Steve Souter won his boat on both days amassing 364 points to lift the Western Isles Open Boat Champion title. Top local angler Gillies Mackenzie also recorded double boat wins, as did Alistair Forsyth from Inverness to finish second and third respectively.
Species caught included megrim, spotted ray, dab, cod, ling, scad, mackerel, herring, launce, spurdog, lesser spotted dogfish, red and grey gurnard, haddock, whiting, pollack, coalfish, ballan wrasse, cuckoo wrasse, poor cod.
The Ladies Championship was won by Mari Macdonald of Stornoway. The Two-man team title went to Steve Souter and Gillies Mackenzie, while the Four-man event was won by Gus Mackenzie, Alistair Forsyth, Steve Souter and Gillies Mackenzie. Heaviest fish winner was islander John Nicolson with a 9lb 11.5oz spurdog.
Steve Souter collecting his trophy.