Conditions continue to become more favourable for the fishing as we move further into September. Daddies, CDC's and Diawl Bach's have taken some good numbers of fish; however lures are also starting to become more prolific as the water temperature cools.

We held our annual charity competition in aid of Breast Cancer on Sunday, it was great to see so many anglers turn out to help raise some money for a cause that has affected most families. To date we have raised over £1550, and there is still a couple of auctions to run, that will be active on our FB page; so please keep an eye out for those.

Congratulationsto Dave Cookson who took first place, Dick Taylor who came second and Jack Swinhoe who took third place during the friendly competition.

A big thank you must go to all of our anglers who have supported us with donations and raffle prizes, it wouldn't be possible without your help. Also, a big thanks to Fulling Mill and The Hardy Store for donating some superb prizes.

• Michael Hall returned 9 fish to Long Crag using Dries
• Eamon Looney released 7 fish between both lakes using CDC's
• Chris Jarratt landed 10 fish between both lakes using Black Bunny leaches and UV Zonker
• Brian Burdis landed 6 fish between both lakes using Blobs
• Mick Brown landed 18 fish from Long Crag using Lures, including a 5lb Tiger
• Austin Churm safely returned 13 fish to Long Crag using Diawl Bach's
• Matthew Lowery landed 11 fish using FAB's and Diawl Bach's
• Rob Hall returned 15 fish to Long Crag using Black Ghost and Dancers
• Steven Fish landed 6 fish from Long Crag using Hoppers and Blobs
• Ken Glenton landed 12 fish between both lakes using Daddies and Diawl Bach's, best fish at 10lb+
• Dean Turnbull landed 19 fish from Long Crag
• Bill McCarroll landed 9 fish from Long Crag using Dries and Buzzers
• S. Robson landed 7 fish from Coe Crag using Devine Dancers