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Originally Posted by D N W
I would take everything printed in the match section with a pinch of salt, just to give 2 examples when i was in the west mids i used to fish a silver fish venue that always put the amount of anglers present as 20 - 25 so the match would make the paper even when the average was 12. Secondly i recently fished a match near grantham and in the paper it had me winning the match on meat fishing to an island, in fact i won by fishing pellet down the edge. This was not a deliberate attempt to give false information i told the match organiser exactly how i had caught and between him and the paper it changed. There are lots of examples like this so talking to local experts is the best way to go.
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Excellent reply DNW, & very interesting insight into the world of printed match results !
Good replies all round in fact & the words 'pinch' and 'salt' will now never be far away when reading the results... other than for the weights, which you would assume are very accurate otherwise the fishery could end up looking pretty foolish.
Glad I asked now.