Felixstowe was the  venue for Braintree Sea Angling Club latest match.  Fishing in blustery conditions the anglers were soon into fish but after midday the bights slowed and the wind increased as the fishing decreased.  It was new members that showed the old hands the way with Paul Hart having his first win since joining the Club this year with 29 whiting and 2 dabs for 275 fish points.  In second place with 224 points on his first match with the Club was Chris Bull catching 16 whiting and 5 dabs.  In third spot was Chris Leonard with 16 whiting, 4 dabs and a rockling for 194 points.

Aldebugh was the venue for Braintree Sea Angling Club latest match fishing for the Jimmy Turner Shield. A strong gusty south westerly wind had stirred the sea up giving it plenty of colour but made casting difficult. Fishing the last of the flood and four hours of the ebb dabs were the prime target but it was pin whiting that made up the majority of the catches although many did not make the minimum size limit. Barrie Senior took the shield with his catch of 38 whiting and 14 dabs for 455 fish points. Runner up was Robin Joy with 246 points from 21 whiting, 2 dabs and a pout. Third place went to Paul Hart with 239 points, 20 whiting, 7 dabs and a rockling.