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Scotland secured Team Gold, Top Individual and Longest fish,В a clean sweep of all the prizes. Report:В Scotland held off a strong challenge from EnglandВ to claim victory in the 4thВ Bank International. Location : Lochter Fishery, Old Meldrum, Aberdeenshire The event next year will be held in Ireland The venues and the enthusiasm and helpfulness of the volunteers.

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The feedback from the Competitors was full of praise for Officials and Sector Supervisors, who gave up their time to help make thisД®vent such a success. Thanks must also go to the large number of volunteer Controllers, The success of the event was only made possible by the support from local clubsДЄnd fisheries who allowed the use of their waters for both competition and Kenny Riddell - Scotland A, and Bronze to Paul Lee - England B. The Individual Gold was won by Robert Brown - England A, with Silver going to Team England B took Gold with Team England A taking Silver and Team Scotland AД¬ollecting a very creditable bronze. The event wasДЇished at four venues - the River Carron, the River Devon, Carron Valley TheД¬ompetition attracted multiple teams from France, Ireland, England, ScotlandДЄnd one team with competitors from both Belgium and Luxembourg. Great success as part of the Stirling International Angling Festival. The first ever 5 Nations Fly Fishing Competition proved a

Team Scotland wish to thank Steven Calder from StreamBA Ltd for their generous sponsorship Team Scotland were represented by Stuart McCormick Manager, Alan Hill, Steve Corsar, Grant Osler, Chris McAllister, Ian Skilling, Stephen Cowan and John Brown. Individual 1st Ryan Mathews England 10 fish 5 placing pointsДўnd Brian Kerr Ireland 9 fish 6 placing pointsДЈrd Alan Hill Scotland 7 fish 13 placing points Team Ireland Campbell Baird (Captain) Brian Kerr, Harry McAteer ,Joe Quinn, Conor Cunningham, Hubert Smith and Manager Darren Wallace. A consistent team effort saw Ireland maintain their lead to secure the 'Founding Nations Cup' for the first time. After the morning session Ireland had a narrow lead over England with Scotland and Wales a little distance behind. Weather had been blustery during practice and the fishing challenging, until competition day and the wind dropped temperatures rose and the teams targeted rising fish. 120 fish were caught in total on competition day, rod average 5 fish per rod. Using Dunnydeer and Ross Lakes the fishing was very consistent and challenging. Teams had been practising since the weekend at the superb Chatton fishery. Top Individual and Longest fish, was Ryan Mathews from England.

Ireland held off a strong challenge from England to claim victory in the 5th Bank International. 5th Bank International held at Chatton Fishery, Northumberland held on Wednesday 29th October 2014.

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