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Anglers land sizeable catches at fishing competition

Great weather and good catches marked the Lord Allenby Shellhole overnight fishing competition

Lord Allenby Shellhole hosted an overnight fishing competition at Wagendrift Dam this past weekend.

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The fishermen were treated to some awesome weather and everyone tried to catch the “big one”. Eventually, the first and second placed carp were separated by a mere 10 ounces!

Fishing competition winner Rob Hardwick with the 3.02kg carp he landed.

First place went to Rob Hardwick with a carp weighing 3.02kg and second place to Lloyd Naidoo, weighing in at 3.01kg.

Lloyd Naidoo with a 3.01kg carp.

Third place went to Brandon Jenkins with a carp of 2.24kg. The biggest barbel went to Justin Sutherland with a fish of 4.81kg. The Shellhole would like to thank all the participants and hopefully next time there can be even more fishermen.

A special thanks must go to Playbill Naren Naidoo for all his dedication and hard work in putting this event together and ensuring that the competition went off well.

Also a big thanks to Ephraim Mavuso from Ezemvelo Wildlife and all the honorary officers for ensuring that the event complied to fishing regulations.

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