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Saturday, 4 May 2019
2019 Dunlichity Cup Heat 2
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Posted by
Mike Fitzgerald
14 competitors arrived to find cold and snowy conditions. It was good to see James Watson attend for the first time in many heats.
As usual, a lot of fish were caught in the early pegs, with the action slowing down in the afternoon, leaving a lot of people with only one fish bags.
George Ritchie and first timer Denis Howell both secured 10 points with bags of 5lb 5oz each. Denis took the first prize on the basis of the biggest fish (3lb 1oz compared with George's 3lb 0oz!). Jamie Macgregor Snr was third with 4lb 15oz. Jimmy Cooper was the only other competitor to take two fish. Gordon Haggart won the bottle for a fish of 3lb 12oz.
After two heats, things are close at the top of the leader board with Jamie Macgregor Snr on 15 points, Gordon Haggart on 12 points and 5 anglers on 10 points.
The next heat is on Saturday 1 June at 09.00
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As usual, a lot of fish were caught in the early pegs, with the action slowing down in the afternoon, leaving a lot of people with only one fish bags.
George Ritchie and first timer Denis Howell both secured 10 points with bags of 5lb 5oz each. Denis took the first prize on the basis of the biggest fish (3lb 1oz compared with George's 3lb 0oz!). Jamie Macgregor Snr was third with 4lb 15oz. Jimmy Cooper was the only other competitor to take two fish. Gordon Haggart won the bottle for a fish of 3lb 12oz.
Gordon Haggart, Jamie Macgregor Snr, Denis Howell and George Ritchie
After two heats, things are close at the top of the leader board with Jamie Macgregor Snr on 15 points, Gordon Haggart on 12 points and 5 anglers on 10 points.
The next heat is on Saturday 1 June at 09.00
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Thursday, 8 March 2018
Ticket Prices from April 2018
Most of the ticket prices at Dunlichity Trout Fishery have
not increased since 2010 / 2011, with some not having changed since 2009. Throughout this time, we have sought to keep ticket prices
down in spite of the Fishery’s costs continuing to increase.
In order to ensure that the Fishery remains well stocked
with good quality fish, we are introducing a new price list from April
2018. The new prices are listed below. Competition prices will remain
unaltered for this year but will be increased slightly in 2019.
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Monday, 2 October 2017
2017 Dunlichity Cup Heat 7 - Saturday 7 October
The penultimate heat of this year's Dunlichity Cup is on Saturday 7 October at 09.00.
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2017 Dunlichity Cup Heat 6 - Saturday 2 September
With only three heats left in this year's competition, leader George Skinner's absence gave others an opportunity to close the gap at the top of the leader board.
There was lots of action on hte first peg, with 25 fish being caught. Only three were taken, and a number of competitors were left ruing their decision not to take at least one fish early on.
Darren Skinner had to leave after the fourth peg, and left leading with two fish at 4lb 8oz. The lead only lasted to the fifth peg, when eventual winner Liam Skinner took his second fish for a bag of 5lb 9oz. Graham Matheson took third place with 3lb 14oz, and Ian Young took the bottle for the biggest fish outside of the top three.
After the sixth heat, we have join leaders at the top - George Ritchie and Gordon Haggart, closely followed by George Skinner one point behind. Any one of nine competitors could still win with two heats to go, and this is the first time that going into the penultimate heat, we know that nobody can win the Cup until the last heat.
The seventh heat is on Saturday 7 October at 09.00.
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There was lots of action on hte first peg, with 25 fish being caught. Only three were taken, and a number of competitors were left ruing their decision not to take at least one fish early on.
Darren Skinner had to leave after the fourth peg, and left leading with two fish at 4lb 8oz. The lead only lasted to the fifth peg, when eventual winner Liam Skinner took his second fish for a bag of 5lb 9oz. Graham Matheson took third place with 3lb 14oz, and Ian Young took the bottle for the biggest fish outside of the top three.
After the sixth heat, we have join leaders at the top - George Ritchie and Gordon Haggart, closely followed by George Skinner one point behind. Any one of nine competitors could still win with two heats to go, and this is the first time that going into the penultimate heat, we know that nobody can win the Cup until the last heat.
The seventh heat is on Saturday 7 October at 09.00.
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Wednesday, 6 June 2012
Dunlichity Cup Heat 2 - 12 May 2012
Although we are only 2 heats into the 2012 Dunlichity Cup, the competition has already been fierce. 17 competitors arrived on a bright day which led to a variety of techniques being used.
John McFeeley was the early leader with two fish to 5lb 5oz. Neil Pirrie overtook John by one ounce but was then pipped to third place (also by an ounce) by Richard Franklin. In second place with 6lb 14oz was James Watson. The heat winner, with 7lb 11oz (and the largest fish on the day at 5lb 0oz) was Colin Keith. George Swanson won the bottle for the biggest fish outside of the top three, at 3lb 10oz.
This heat victory puts Colin out into the lead in respect of the overall league rankings, with Richard Franklin in second and Ian Young in third.
The third heat is on Saturday 16 June.
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John McFeeley was the early leader with two fish to 5lb 5oz. Neil Pirrie overtook John by one ounce but was then pipped to third place (also by an ounce) by Richard Franklin. In second place with 6lb 14oz was James Watson. The heat winner, with 7lb 11oz (and the largest fish on the day at 5lb 0oz) was Colin Keith. George Swanson won the bottle for the biggest fish outside of the top three, at 3lb 10oz.
This heat victory puts Colin out into the lead in respect of the overall league rankings, with Richard Franklin in second and Ian Young in third.
The third heat is on Saturday 16 June.
Richard Franklin, Colin Keith, James Watson, George Swanson
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