Angling: Gut-sy show from hot Titt.THE Cardiff SAA (Systems Application Architecture) A set of interfaces designed to cross all IBM platforms from PC to mainframe. Introduced by IBM in 1987, SAA includes the Common User Access (CUA), the Common Programming Interface for Communications (CPI-C) and Common Communications Open Shore Competition was fished by 152 anglers and the top weight at the foreshore foreshore: see beach. was 2.98kg from Cardiff angler Paul Titt. He fished the Gut and made his weight with a single conger eel conger eel Any of about 100 species of marine eels (family Congridae) with no scales, a large head, large gill slits, a wide mouth, and strong teeth. Conger eels are usually grayish to blackish, with a paler belly and black-edged fins. that brought him the pounds 300 put up by NF Consultancy and Marketing Ltd, as well as pounds 70 pool money. Titt also collected 20 Seamaster points but unfortunately didn't have enough to qualify for the final on Sunday. Sixteen-year-old Ryan Poole, of Newport, is really doing well and his second place was his best open result to date. He fished the wall and beached a conger and a pouting pout 1 v. pout·ed, pout·ing, pouts v.intr. 1. To exhibit displeasure or disappointment; sulk. 2. To protrude the lips in an expression of displeasure or sulkiness. for a weight of 2.51kg. Poole's prize was pounds 200 donated by Metalline Ltd and pounds 70 from the pool. The 19 Seamaster points he earned pushed his total up to 35 and he has the 15th highest total and qualifies for the final. The Penn beachcaster put up as third prize by Anglers Supplies went to Ian Patterson, who caught a 2.10kg conger at the Gut. The 18 points he received weren't enough to make it to the top 20. The holder of the Seamaster title for 2002 will be decided at Barry in Sunday's Barry Angling Festival which is backed by Vale of Glamorgan BC and is open to any angler. The qualifier with the top bag weight on the day will be the Seamaster champion and collect the trophy and pounds 200 that goes with the title. The qualifier with the second best weight wins pounds 100 and third prize is pounds 50. The Barry Angling Festival on Sunday will be fished from 11.30am to 3.30pm along the beach from Cold Knap Cold Knap is a district of Barry in South Wales. It is a pebble beach on the coast. It regularly attracts visitors during the summer months. It is located a few miles west of the sandy beach of Barry Island. It was founded by the Romans who used it as a port. to Porthkerry, with the weigh in at Wales Airport Hotel in Port Road where the scales close at 4.45pm. The first prize is pounds 300, the second pounds 150 and the third prize pounds 75 and after that there is a lengthy prize list and also separate junior prizes. This is the first qualifier for the 2003 Seamaster competition so the top 20 anglers will open their points accounts. The cost to enter the competition is pounds 6 or pounds 2 for juniors and booking in is from 9.30am to 11am at Cold Knap. Seamaster points are on offer again in the 42nd South Wales Open Sea Angling Championship at Penarth on Sunday, October 13. Penarth SAC is organising the 10.30am to 2.30pm event and Anglers Supplies of Penarth have put up a whopping pounds 1,000 first prize. Entry costs pounds 6.50 or pounds 2.50 for juniors and the weigh in is at Penarth Conservative Club. CAPTION(S): LUCKY LOCK; Newport's Gerry Lock with the 3.5lb tench that earned him a section win in the Newport Charity Open. |
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