
Kelty & Cumbernauld Win Glencorse Fastmail Pairs
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Owen Cook and Blaine O’Donnell dominate Glencorse heat of Britains Fastmail Pairs fly fishing comp, securing top spot with eight fish at twenty-four pounds ten ounces and a solid time bonus. Peebles team of Nathan Johnston and Scott Mathieson secure second place, while Dave Moody and Jeff McDonald from Norham near Berwick take third. Only top three pairs meet the eight-fish target in a challenging day on the water.
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Kelty & Cumbernauld Win Glencorse Fastmail Pairs. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 26th. Welcome to NBUR News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. Owen Cook, from Kelty and Blano Donald from Cumbernauld, took top spot in the Glyncors heat of Britain's Fast Mill Pear's Fly Fishing Comp. They landed 8 fish at 24 pounds 10 ounces and raced back to Harbor by 1240 after starting at 9 a.m. That early finish snagged them a solid time bonus, boosting their total to 31 pounds 6 ounces. The Peoples team of Nathan Johnston and Scott Matheson kept it close with 29 pounds 2 ounces from 8 fish, but their later return at A, 324 p.m. only added a 1 pound bonus. Their place went to Dave Moody and Jeff McDonald from Norm near Bearwick who hit 24 pounds 4 ounces and earned enough time points by 1425 to reach 27 pounds 4 ounces total. Hopefully those top 3 pairs made the 8 fish target in a tough day on the water, especially after Kirkton Bay pruned hot early on.
Pre-event favorites, Jack Kettles from Bonnie Rigg and Mike Connett from Edinburgh, fell to fourth with 7 fish at 26 pounds. O'Donnell, fresh off a win in the Alendale Tarn Heat, but a final flop there, called their morning smooth with 6 or 7 quick bites, though the afternoon dragged until they switched to floating lines and buzzer patterns at 3 to 4 feet deep. With the qualifiers locked in for the big final later this year, these pairs set the bar high for the rest of the fast-mail pairs circuit.
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