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MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

FANCY WINNING A NEW ROD AND REEL COMBO from Okuma by catching a great fish? In our catch competition, your target is to catch one over the weight given on our nominated species list. If you do, enter our contest and you automatically stand a chance of winning either our shore or boat prize.

Each issue we award a superb Okuma package to the captor of the best shore fish and best boat-caught fish, both chosen on merit.

Prizes are awarded at our discretion and Okuma reserves the right to send alternative prizes.

Patrick Cawley, Cardiff
Fish: 14lb 3oz bass

Bait: Orange firetail jelly worm

Venue: Onboard Sealeopard Charter off Monk Nash, Bristol Channel

Date: 12/07/22

Iain Wilkinson, Isle 60lb tope Mackerel flapper Out of port St Mary, Isle of Man 05/07/22

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