Taunton Angling Association was founded around 1948 and currently offers fishing to well over 500 members.
Taunton Angling Association is run by a team of dedicated and enthusiastic anglers driven by passion to ensure the club can providing the very best angling experience and quality waters. Whether you’re interested in pleasure fishing, match fishing, carp fishing or pike fishing we have a quality waters and venues to suit your interest.
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The Results from Wych Lodge (Toad Hall)
It’s not fished as well as the recent warm spell would have suggested.
Maybe the Rain earlier this morning has put the off.
This time for a change we paid the top 2 overall and the top 2 silvers weights.
Just to give the anglers something different to fish for.
I’m not sure it’s worked brilliantly but we can revisit that next time.
1st on the Day Ian Burton with 33lbs 15oz
2nd Monkey with 24lbs
In the silvers pool.
1st Dan Baldwin 5lbs 9oz
2nd Chris Parr 3lbs 15oz
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This weekends match (Sunday) will be a sweep at Wych lodge.
The pools £15.00
The Draw at 8.30am
The fishing 10am to 3pm
Bring Two Keepnets please.
1st and 2nd Carp
1st and 2nd Silvers
If you would like to fish please comment below 👇🏼
1. Dan
2. Stan
3. Ian Burton
4. Pete Grainger
5. Tony Cinicola
6. Monkey
7. Lee Holliday
8. Andy Thomas
9. Will Bate
10. Dave Hilton
11. Trevor Stark
12. Graham Field
13. Chris Parr
14. Adam Rich
Full
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Match Report – Wych Lodge
The results from a wet and cold day at Wych Lodge tell the story of a tricky match.
After what feels like the last 1,000 days of rain, the pond had taken on a very orange tinge, and from the off it looked like it was going to be a tough day. That proved to be the case for most anglers.
The road bank started the match best, with a few fish showing early on. However, as the match progressed there was a complete turnaround, with the fish seemingly switching over to the far bank later in the day. Unfortunately for those anglers, this also coincided with a cold breeze blowing straight down the pond.
Normally, this venue is all about fishing tight to cover on the inside, but conditions dictated otherwise. On the day, the bomb rod made the difference, with banded pellet or double red maggot proving to be the winning approach.
That tactic paid off best for Dan Baldwin, who topped the weights with 24lb 0oz.
Results:
• 1st – Dan Baldwin: 24lb 0oz
• 2nd – Will Bate: 21lb 3oz
• 3rd – Martin Chiffers: 20lb 6oz
• 4th – Lee Holliday: 17lb 10oz
Well done to everyone who stuck it out in tough conditions. 👏
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