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CAMBRIDGE CHARITY FUND RAISERS
Helping to change lives for the better
www.cambridgecharityfundraisers.com
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www.cambridgecharityfundraisers.com
2021 Series Table, Results match 3
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The 3rd round of the CCFR fishing series was fished on Crow Lake at Rookery Waters.
Dave Keedy put in yet another top performance to win B section leaving him in joint top position with Liam Darler with Paul Dean just a point behind , A section was won by Richard Darler who also put in a great performance as he missed the first 90 minutes of the match due to a car breakdown. 
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2021 Series Table, Result Match 2
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Round 2 of the CCFR fishing series was fished on Magpie Lake at Rookery Waters Pidley and what a difference it was to the first match that was fished in snow, This time we had the hottest day of the year so far to contend with plus the fish decided to start spawning . Huge numbers of carp were crashing around in the margins having very little interest in feeding which kept the weights lower than other years.
Winners on the day were Liam Darler A section with 128lb 14oz and Paul Dean B section55lb 8oz a repeat of match 1. Dave Keedy picked up his second runner up spot in A section to keep the pressure on the front runners weighing in 65lb 8oz whilst Barry Goodrum put in a good performance to finish second in B section with 54lb 4oz. Special thanks to Stuart Sellars of SSElectrical Ltd for sponsoring this event. |
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The next round will be fished on the 100ft river at Mepal on the 7th July draw at 8.45am.
2021 Series Table, Result Match 1
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The first match of the 2021 CCFR fishing series was fished at Little Walden on a day when the conditions could not have been more challenging.
Strong winds, pooring rain, snow, and very cold at times the fish were very slow to put in an appearance with several anglers having to weight 2-3 hours for the their first bite. Photo right - Paul Dean was the winner of A section with 47lb pound which was a very good weight for that section Photo below - Winner of B section was Liam Darler who also went without a bite for the first three hours of the match but then went on to catch 85lb in the final two and a half hours of the match. 
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COMPETITOR FISHING SAFETY DOCUMENTS
Please see below the competitor fishing safety documents concerning the Cambridge Charity Fundraising angling events
The documents cover -
CCFR Covid conditions for match fishing
CCFR Match Fishing Risk assessment
GUIDELINES-FOR-FISHING-FROM-MARCH-29
The documents cover -
CCFR Covid conditions for match fishing
CCFR Match Fishing Risk assessment
GUIDELINES-FOR-FISHING-FROM-MARCH-29
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Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers Pairs Match was fished on Raven Lake at Rookery Waters Pidley.
Winners on the day were Paul Dean & Barry Goodrum
Paul Weighing in 32lb 10oz to finish second in his section & Barry Goodrum weighing in 47lb 2 oz to also finish second in the section .
Barry Left - Paul Right below Runners up in the pairs match were Dave Keedy & Peter Ankin below Peter Left – Dave Right
Winners on the day were Paul Dean & Barry Goodrum
Paul Weighing in 32lb 10oz to finish second in his section & Barry Goodrum weighing in 47lb 2 oz to also finish second in the section .
Barry Left - Paul Right below Runners up in the pairs match were Dave Keedy & Peter Ankin below Peter Left – Dave Right
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The Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers 2020 Trophy presentation match
The Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers 2020 Trophy presentation match was finally fished 5 months later than originally scheduled due to covid.
See the winners below
The 2020 series champion was Liam Darler (above)
Second place in the series was Ian Darler but he was too shy to have a photo taken? Or was it that nobody would take a photo of him with his trophy?
The 2020 season was very challenging for everybody and we would like to thank Rookery Waters for their support with sponsorship and all the other sponsors that contributed.
Our charity for 2020 was the Malcolm Whales Foundation and this will continue in 2021 as CCFR were unable to run any of their events due to covid. The money raised from the 2020 fishing series will be donated to tmwf later in the year when the match in June is fished at Rookery Waters.
Thanks also to all the anglers for cooperating in full with the procedures in place to enable us to fish these events.
Finally thanks to Coopers Trophies for sponsoring the trophies in 2020
The 2021 series starts on Wednesday 5th May at Little Walden draw at 8.30am
Stay safe & well everybody
Ian Darler
See the winners below
The 2020 series champion was Liam Darler (above)
Second place in the series was Ian Darler but he was too shy to have a photo taken? Or was it that nobody would take a photo of him with his trophy?
The 2020 season was very challenging for everybody and we would like to thank Rookery Waters for their support with sponsorship and all the other sponsors that contributed.
Our charity for 2020 was the Malcolm Whales Foundation and this will continue in 2021 as CCFR were unable to run any of their events due to covid. The money raised from the 2020 fishing series will be donated to tmwf later in the year when the match in June is fished at Rookery Waters.
Thanks also to all the anglers for cooperating in full with the procedures in place to enable us to fish these events.
Finally thanks to Coopers Trophies for sponsoring the trophies in 2020
The 2021 series starts on Wednesday 5th May at Little Walden draw at 8.30am
Stay safe & well everybody
Ian Darler
Tim Cooper Third place in the series
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Barry Goodrum fourth in the series
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Winner of the Trevor Chandler memorial shield for outstanding performance of the year was Peter Ankin
Dave Keedy (above) winner of the Ian Ling memorial top individual weight at the presentation match
Alan Giddens (below) winner of the Mick Rivers memorial shield for the over 65’s series championship 2020
Alan Giddens (below) winner of the Mick Rivers memorial shield for the over 65’s series championship 2020
ANOTHER FISHING CHAMPIONSHIP COMES TO AN END
I would like take this opportunity to thank all the anglers and sponsors who fished and sponsored the CCFR matches during 2020
As we all know things have been very different this year and we had to make a number of changes to our events and I thank all the anglers for being so compliant with the conditions we had to put in place and work with when dealing with Covid 19.
The 6th round of the CCFR fishing series was fished on Raven Lake at Rookery Waters Pidley and the results showed it was one of the tightest series results in our 14 year history with Liam Darler and Ian Darler both securing top spot with 28 points apiece over the series championship so it went down to the total weight of fish caught and Liam came out as champion with a total weight of 765lb 12oz with Ian weighing in 366lb 10oz and being pushed in to second place.
We then had Tim Cooper and Barry Goodrum both having 22 points battling it out for the overall third place and again it went down to who had caught the most weight throughout the series and that was Tim with a total weight of 514lb 12oz against Barry’s weight of 320lb so Barry finished fourth over-all.
This year we introduced a new trophy The Mick Rivers Memorial shield
Mick Rivers was one of the original anglers to fish in the CCFR charity competitions fourteen years ago and was always very generous with his donations from Royston angling club we were all very sad when Mick passed away and we wanted to name an award in his recognition for what he did for Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers
The winner of the Mick Rivers Memorial Shield in 2020 is Alan Giddens who is another of the anglers who started fishing the CCFR charity matches fourteen years ago. So congratulations Alan.
I must thank James and Clair German along with Alex Bates at Rookery Waters for all their help and support again this year we are very grateful to you during what has been a very challenging time for everybody.
We were hoping to raise a sum of money for The Malcolm Whales Foundation but unfortunately our sporting dinner had to be cancelled due to the Covid situation we have therefore made the decision to continue to raise funds for tmwf during 2021. We will however make a donation to tmwf with money raised from the fishing series when we hold our presentation fishing match
sometime in 2021 once a date has been confirmed as we have had to cancel the scheduled date of 2nd December 2020 due to the lock-down .
I will end by thanking Dave Matthew-Jones for managing our web-site and doing such a good job.
Thanks everybody.
Ian Darler
I would like take this opportunity to thank all the anglers and sponsors who fished and sponsored the CCFR matches during 2020
As we all know things have been very different this year and we had to make a number of changes to our events and I thank all the anglers for being so compliant with the conditions we had to put in place and work with when dealing with Covid 19.
The 6th round of the CCFR fishing series was fished on Raven Lake at Rookery Waters Pidley and the results showed it was one of the tightest series results in our 14 year history with Liam Darler and Ian Darler both securing top spot with 28 points apiece over the series championship so it went down to the total weight of fish caught and Liam came out as champion with a total weight of 765lb 12oz with Ian weighing in 366lb 10oz and being pushed in to second place.
We then had Tim Cooper and Barry Goodrum both having 22 points battling it out for the overall third place and again it went down to who had caught the most weight throughout the series and that was Tim with a total weight of 514lb 12oz against Barry’s weight of 320lb so Barry finished fourth over-all.
This year we introduced a new trophy The Mick Rivers Memorial shield
Mick Rivers was one of the original anglers to fish in the CCFR charity competitions fourteen years ago and was always very generous with his donations from Royston angling club we were all very sad when Mick passed away and we wanted to name an award in his recognition for what he did for Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers
The winner of the Mick Rivers Memorial Shield in 2020 is Alan Giddens who is another of the anglers who started fishing the CCFR charity matches fourteen years ago. So congratulations Alan.
I must thank James and Clair German along with Alex Bates at Rookery Waters for all their help and support again this year we are very grateful to you during what has been a very challenging time for everybody.
We were hoping to raise a sum of money for The Malcolm Whales Foundation but unfortunately our sporting dinner had to be cancelled due to the Covid situation we have therefore made the decision to continue to raise funds for tmwf during 2021. We will however make a donation to tmwf with money raised from the fishing series when we hold our presentation fishing match
sometime in 2021 once a date has been confirmed as we have had to cancel the scheduled date of 2nd December 2020 due to the lock-down .
I will end by thanking Dave Matthew-Jones for managing our web-site and doing such a good job.
Thanks everybody.
Ian Darler
Results of Round 6
2020 FINAL TABLE PLACINGS
Points table after 5 matches
Round 5 of the CCFR 2020 fishing series was fished on Jay Lake at Rookery Waters Pidley
On a day when yet again the conditions were challenging due to strong winds which made presentation difficult at times.
Winner of A section was Tim Cooper who caught on the pole from the start and went on to weigh in 76lb a good performance on a fancied peg.
Runner Up in A section was inform Barry Goodrum who put in a run in the last hour to weigh in 38lb 8oz
The outstanding performance of the day went to Peter THE PELLET Ankin who weighed in 47lb 12oz to win B section fishing the feeder .
On a day when yet again the conditions were challenging due to strong winds which made presentation difficult at times.
Winner of A section was Tim Cooper who caught on the pole from the start and went on to weigh in 76lb a good performance on a fancied peg.
Runner Up in A section was inform Barry Goodrum who put in a run in the last hour to weigh in 38lb 8oz
The outstanding performance of the day went to Peter THE PELLET Ankin who weighed in 47lb 12oz to win B section fishing the feeder .
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Peter Ankin with some of his catch (Great performance Peter) B section Runner up was Gary Chandler with 30lb 12oz with his catch taken on the pole. As the series comes to a climax with just one match to go things are very close on the leader board with Alan Giddens , Peter Ankin & Philip Dean all competing for the new Mick Rivers Memorial trophy for over 65s. And Ian Darler, Liam Darler, Tim Cooper and Barry Goodrum all in with a chance of the championship. Final match is on Wednesday 4th November 2020 on Raven Lake Rookery Waters Draw 8.45am fishing 9.45am – 3.30pm Reminder that the Presentation / Christmas match is on Wednesday 2nd December 2020 again on Raven Lake. Draw 8.45am fish 9.45 – 3pm entry fee £10.00 and all anglers are reminded to bring a prize with of a minimum value of £5.00 please confirm by email if you wish to attend. Please note that due to Covid we will not be having the meal after the match.. |
It is my aim to try to carry out the presentations before the match and perhaps have a bacon sandwich and a coffee on the bank.
Thanks again to all the anglers and sponsors for their continued support.
Finally can all last year’s trophy winners please return them to me or drop them in to Tim Cooper at the trophy store on Carlton way Cambridge.
Thanks again to all the anglers and sponsors for their continued support.
Finally can all last year’s trophy winners please return them to me or drop them in to Tim Cooper at the trophy store on Carlton way Cambridge.
Points table after 4 matches
The 4th Round of the CCFR fishing series was fished on Raven Lake at Rookery Waters the event was sponsored by Mr Phil Dean
Winner of section A was Ian Darler with 62lb of carp taken on the pole most of which were caught during the last 90 minutes of the match , Runner up in A section was Mike Lynch with 49lb 8oz taken on the feeder.
B section winner was Liam Darler with 172lb 12oz who caught from the start of the match through to the end taking a large net of F1's on the pole , Runner up in B section was Mick Curtis with 90lb 8oz with most fish caught at 6 meters.
Winner of section A was Ian Darler with 62lb of carp taken on the pole most of which were caught during the last 90 minutes of the match , Runner up in A section was Mike Lynch with 49lb 8oz taken on the feeder.
B section winner was Liam Darler with 172lb 12oz who caught from the start of the match through to the end taking a large net of F1's on the pole , Runner up in B section was Mick Curtis with 90lb 8oz with most fish caught at 6 meters.
Points table after 3 matches
The third match of the 2020 charity fishing series was fished on Rook Lake at Rookery Waters Pidley, The event was kindly sponsored by Mr Alan Giddens.
On a day when the conditions were very challenging due to constant strong winds anglers found it difficult.
There were several good performances with Barry Goodrum leading the field as outright winner and A section winner with 72lb of carp taken on the feeder.
Runner up in the match and winner of B section winner was Dave Keedy who fished the long pole for 70lb 2oz of carp
Runner up in A section was Gary Chandler with 64lb 8oz
Runner up in B section was Pete Jordan with 30lb 12oz
The leader board still has Liam & Ian Darler in top place on 16 points with Barry Goodrum , Pete Jordan & Paul Walters hard on their heels with 14 points
On a day when the conditions were very challenging due to constant strong winds anglers found it difficult.
There were several good performances with Barry Goodrum leading the field as outright winner and A section winner with 72lb of carp taken on the feeder.
Runner up in the match and winner of B section winner was Dave Keedy who fished the long pole for 70lb 2oz of carp
Runner up in A section was Gary Chandler with 64lb 8oz
Runner up in B section was Pete Jordan with 30lb 12oz
The leader board still has Liam & Ian Darler in top place on 16 points with Barry Goodrum , Pete Jordan & Paul Walters hard on their heels with 14 points
Points table after 2 matches
Round 2 of the CCFR charity series was fished on Magpie Lake at Rookery Waters and what a match it was, The fish again appeared to be in greater numbers in A section and the match results smashed the previous 15 years of charity results with the top 4 anglers in A section weighing in an incredible 1161lb of fish with several personal bests being broken.
A section winner with 427lb was Liam Darler, Runner up was Paul Walters with a cracking weight of 281lb 12oz , followed by Tim Cooper with 267lb 12 oz and Gary Chandler in 4th place with 184lb.8oz
B section winner was Ian Darler with 137lb 12oz just beating Dave Keedy who weighed in 129lb 4oz, Barry Goodrum weighed 110lb 12oz for 3rd place and Paul Dean was 4th with 102lb 2oz
Thanks to Phil Dean for sponsoring this match
A section winner with 427lb was Liam Darler, Runner up was Paul Walters with a cracking weight of 281lb 12oz , followed by Tim Cooper with 267lb 12 oz and Gary Chandler in 4th place with 184lb.8oz
B section winner was Ian Darler with 137lb 12oz just beating Dave Keedy who weighed in 129lb 4oz, Barry Goodrum weighed 110lb 12oz for 3rd place and Paul Dean was 4th with 102lb 2oz
Thanks to Phil Dean for sponsoring this match
Although match 1 fished on Magpie Lake at Rookery Waters Pidley was 2 months later than planned and social distancing conditions had to be in place match results in both sections were very close for places 2, 3, & 4 although A section part of the lake appeared to hold more fish on the day.
A section winner was Liam Darler who worked hard to bag 138lb 4 oz
B section winner was Ian Darler with 41lb 12oz .
A section winner was Liam Darler who worked hard to bag 138lb 4 oz
B section winner was Ian Darler with 41lb 12oz .
Sad News - The loss of a great friend
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I was so sorry to hear of the passing of our very good friend Mick Rivers.
He was a wonderful man and he was a great friend as well. I will never forget all that he did for me in helping with Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers Mick was one of the first anglers to join CCFR and was always keen to make a donation through his beloved Royston Angling club. I never heard an ill word spoken of him. He was kind, compassionate, and a true gentleman. Sadly there are few people like that in the world today. We will all miss his sense of humour and words that would echo around the lake. |
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HELLO MY BOY. THEY WILL NEVER SELL ICE CREAMS DRIVING AT THAT SPEED as an ambulance could be heard in the distance with its sirens blasting out. AND WHO COULD FORGET THE MICK RIVERS DUCK WARBLER TO START AND END ALL OUR MATCHES
I could never repay all that he did for me and CCFR, but I would at least like to do what little I can and in doing so, honour his memory with the introduction of a new award during our fishing series.
We all extend our sympathy to Mick’s sons Shaun and Simon along with the family and let them know how much we share their pain at this sad time.
In Friendship & Sorrow,
Ian Darler and everybody at Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers
I could never repay all that he did for me and CCFR, but I would at least like to do what little I can and in doing so, honour his memory with the introduction of a new award during our fishing series.
We all extend our sympathy to Mick’s sons Shaun and Simon along with the family and let them know how much we share their pain at this sad time.
In Friendship & Sorrow,
Ian Darler and everybody at Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers
Competitive Match Angling
Guide for the return of CCFR anglers fishing the 2020 series under COVID 19 restriction
2020 CCFR Fishing Series
Running Competitions
All competitors will fish on allocated “pegs”. It is the organisers responsibility to ensure that these pegs are appropriately spaced to ensure that social distancing is maintained at all times.
Anglers must have pre-booked and paid in full for the 2020 series and comply with the organiser’s instructions, No CASH transactions will be taken for the event.
Travel & Arrival at the venue
Please ensure you allow plenty of time on your arrival with new procedures in place at Rookery waters
Competitors should travel in accordance with current Government guidelines only• on arrival at the venue vehicles should pay strict attention to signage and follow the one way system that is in place at Rookery Waters and stay in their vehicle other than dipping their nets. You can pre-book and collect bait at Rookery Waters the tackle shop will be only open in line with Government guidance. Click and collect facilities may be available along with payment on the day for goods. The café will not be open but there is a system in place to enable you to purchase a breakfast the outside toilet facilities will be available. Please ensure you dip your nets on passing through the one way system ( All nets together in stink bags not individually to help speed up transit through the one way system)
On arrival at the lake park under the instructions of the fishery and event organiser. Ensure you park in a position to enable social distancing,
On leaving the vehicle, strict social distancing measures must be adhered to at all times maintaining a minimum of 2 meters apart. No physical greetings handshaking etc to take place.
The Draw
The draw will be held in accordance with the organiser’s pre-stated process to ensure social distancing is maintained..
In order to comply with rules on organised gatherings the draw will take place outside conforming to the rules on social distancing. In order to comply with the recommendations myself as the event organiser should be the only person to draw. I will have 2 bags with me on the day
1) Holding all the names of the anglers
2) Holding the pegs numbers,
I will draw the name of an angler followed by a peg number once a peg is allocated the angler should immediately make their way to the fishing location as normal ensuring social distancing at all times.
Use of Nets
Keepnets and landing nets should be dipped in your stink bags as normal in accordance with the local fishery rules when driving through the one way system.
At the end of the competition competitors will be expected to remain at their pegs until the weighing scales arrive. Strictly no anglers are permitted to follow the scales ANY ANGLER FOLLOWING THE SCALES WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. Ensuring safety and adherence to the social distance guidelines during the weigh-in is the responsibility of the organiser.
Two weighing officials have been appointed, Tim Cooper to weigh the fish and myself to record the weights. Weighing officials will be wearing PPE gloves and masks as a precaution and will maintain social distancing measures at all times. The angler should remove their keepnet themselves and transfer the fish into the weigh sling without breaching social distancing guidance or touching the weigh basket (weigh slings of a self-supporting design will be in use). The angler must then step away to allow the weighing official to come in and weigh the fish. The weighing official then calls the weight and the anglers must agree that they are happy with it. The weighing official then returns the fish to the water. The process is then repeated if several weighs are required. Social distancing guidelines i.e. the 2m rule should be obeyed at all times. Once weighed in the angler will pack up and return directly to their vehicle.
Results and pay-outs
In order to avoid breaching Government rules on organised gatherings a full result sheet will be available on the cambridgecharityfundraisers.com web-site a result sheet will also be emailed to all anglers
Winnings will be posted directly to the angler’s home address.
Please comply with all the above details and ensure you have hand sanitiser with you in order to have a safe and enjoyable day back on the lakeside.
BE CAREFUL BE SAFE
Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers accept no liability for loss, accidents, damage, or welfare of anglers taking part in events,
The access roads, banks, fences, lakes and other structures adjacent to the fisheries CCFR use are owned by others.
CCFR have no influence over the design or maintenance of the areas therefore CCFR members enter the fisheries and take part in events at their own risk.
As an angler you should be fully aware it is your responsibility to ensure your own safety and any reserve angler who may fish for you and not the responsibility of Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers. Please ensure that you issue a reserve angler a copy of these details.
Payment to enter the 2020 CCFR fishing series is acceptance of the above conditions.
Confirmation of match dates that are subject to Covid 19 government regulations and possible change
Due to the Covid 19 situation and change of original dates and some anglers being unable to attend all matches we will take the 5 best weights / points from the 6 matches fished all other rules apply as previously.
If you require any further information please contact me and thank you in advance for your assistance in complying with the new restrictions
Ian Darler
CCFR Match Fishing Risk Assessment should be read in advance of any event - see below
Guide for the return of CCFR anglers fishing the 2020 series under COVID 19 restriction
2020 CCFR Fishing Series
Running Competitions
All competitors will fish on allocated “pegs”. It is the organisers responsibility to ensure that these pegs are appropriately spaced to ensure that social distancing is maintained at all times.
Anglers must have pre-booked and paid in full for the 2020 series and comply with the organiser’s instructions, No CASH transactions will be taken for the event.
Travel & Arrival at the venue
Please ensure you allow plenty of time on your arrival with new procedures in place at Rookery waters
Competitors should travel in accordance with current Government guidelines only• on arrival at the venue vehicles should pay strict attention to signage and follow the one way system that is in place at Rookery Waters and stay in their vehicle other than dipping their nets. You can pre-book and collect bait at Rookery Waters the tackle shop will be only open in line with Government guidance. Click and collect facilities may be available along with payment on the day for goods. The café will not be open but there is a system in place to enable you to purchase a breakfast the outside toilet facilities will be available. Please ensure you dip your nets on passing through the one way system ( All nets together in stink bags not individually to help speed up transit through the one way system)
On arrival at the lake park under the instructions of the fishery and event organiser. Ensure you park in a position to enable social distancing,
On leaving the vehicle, strict social distancing measures must be adhered to at all times maintaining a minimum of 2 meters apart. No physical greetings handshaking etc to take place.
The Draw
The draw will be held in accordance with the organiser’s pre-stated process to ensure social distancing is maintained..
In order to comply with rules on organised gatherings the draw will take place outside conforming to the rules on social distancing. In order to comply with the recommendations myself as the event organiser should be the only person to draw. I will have 2 bags with me on the day
1) Holding all the names of the anglers
2) Holding the pegs numbers,
I will draw the name of an angler followed by a peg number once a peg is allocated the angler should immediately make their way to the fishing location as normal ensuring social distancing at all times.
Use of Nets
Keepnets and landing nets should be dipped in your stink bags as normal in accordance with the local fishery rules when driving through the one way system.
At the end of the competition competitors will be expected to remain at their pegs until the weighing scales arrive. Strictly no anglers are permitted to follow the scales ANY ANGLER FOLLOWING THE SCALES WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. Ensuring safety and adherence to the social distance guidelines during the weigh-in is the responsibility of the organiser.
Two weighing officials have been appointed, Tim Cooper to weigh the fish and myself to record the weights. Weighing officials will be wearing PPE gloves and masks as a precaution and will maintain social distancing measures at all times. The angler should remove their keepnet themselves and transfer the fish into the weigh sling without breaching social distancing guidance or touching the weigh basket (weigh slings of a self-supporting design will be in use). The angler must then step away to allow the weighing official to come in and weigh the fish. The weighing official then calls the weight and the anglers must agree that they are happy with it. The weighing official then returns the fish to the water. The process is then repeated if several weighs are required. Social distancing guidelines i.e. the 2m rule should be obeyed at all times. Once weighed in the angler will pack up and return directly to their vehicle.
Results and pay-outs
In order to avoid breaching Government rules on organised gatherings a full result sheet will be available on the cambridgecharityfundraisers.com web-site a result sheet will also be emailed to all anglers
Winnings will be posted directly to the angler’s home address.
Please comply with all the above details and ensure you have hand sanitiser with you in order to have a safe and enjoyable day back on the lakeside.
BE CAREFUL BE SAFE
Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers accept no liability for loss, accidents, damage, or welfare of anglers taking part in events,
The access roads, banks, fences, lakes and other structures adjacent to the fisheries CCFR use are owned by others.
CCFR have no influence over the design or maintenance of the areas therefore CCFR members enter the fisheries and take part in events at their own risk.
As an angler you should be fully aware it is your responsibility to ensure your own safety and any reserve angler who may fish for you and not the responsibility of Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers. Please ensure that you issue a reserve angler a copy of these details.
Payment to enter the 2020 CCFR fishing series is acceptance of the above conditions.
Confirmation of match dates that are subject to Covid 19 government regulations and possible change
- Wednesday 1st July 2020 Magpie Lake, Pidley, draw 7.45am fish 8.45 am–1.45pm weigh in and put back ( second match fish 2.30pm -8.30pm ) same lake and anglers will retain the peg they fished in the first match
- Wednesday 5th August 2020 Rook Lake, Pidley draw 9.15am fish 10.30am-6pm
- Wednesday 2nd September 2020 Raven Lake, Pidley, draw 8.45am fish 10am-4.30pm
- Wednesday 7th October 2020 Jay Lake Pidley, draw 8.45am fish 10am-4.30pm
- Wednesday 4th November 2020 Raven Lake Pidley draw 8.45am fish 9.45 - 3.15pm
- Wednesday 2nd December 2020 Raven Lake draw 8.45 fish 9.45am 3pm (Christmas match/Presentation match and dinner)
Due to the Covid 19 situation and change of original dates and some anglers being unable to attend all matches we will take the 5 best weights / points from the 6 matches fished all other rules apply as previously.
If you require any further information please contact me and thank you in advance for your assistance in complying with the new restrictions
Ian Darler
CCFR Match Fishing Risk Assessment should be read in advance of any event - see below
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Important Fishing Update
CAMBRIDGE CHARITY FUND RAISERS
Helping to change lives for the better
www.cambridgecharityfundraisers.com
Further update for all the anglers that have signed up for the 2020 charity fishing series
Alex Bates at Rookery Waters has been very helpful in trying to re-scheduling our charity matches.
Please see below match dates which are subject to ongoing Covid 19 government restrictions and decisions
Wednesday 2nd December 2020 Raven Lake draw 8.45 fish 9.45am 3pm (Christmas match/Presentation match and dinner)
Stay safe & well and thank you all for your continuing support.
Ian Darler
Helping to change lives for the better
www.cambridgecharityfundraisers.com
Further update for all the anglers that have signed up for the 2020 charity fishing series
- Wednesday 3rd June 2020 Raven Lake, Pidley,
- ( CANCELLED) (due to over 70 year old lock down and matches not being permitted at the present time )
Alex Bates at Rookery Waters has been very helpful in trying to re-scheduling our charity matches.
Please see below match dates which are subject to ongoing Covid 19 government restrictions and decisions
- Wednesday 1st July 2020 Magpie Lake, Pidley, draw 7.45am fish 8.45 am–1.45pm weigh in and put back ( second match fish 2.30pm -8.30pm ) same lake and anglers will retain the peg they fished in the first match (Final details to be confirmed if the Covid isolation has been lifted and fishing matches are permitted) I will update everybody mid-June
- Wednesday 5th August 2020 Rook Lake, Pidley draw 9.15am fish 10.30am-6pm
- Wednesday 2nd September 2020 Raven Lake, Pidley, draw 8.45am fish 10am-4.30pm
- Wednesday 7th October 2020 Jay Lake Pidley, draw 8.45am fish 10am-4.30pm
- Wednesday 4th November 2020 Raven Lake Pidley draw 8.45am fish 9.45 - 3.15pm
Wednesday 2nd December 2020 Raven Lake draw 8.45 fish 9.45am 3pm (Christmas match/Presentation match and dinner)
Stay safe & well and thank you all for your continuing support.
Ian Darler
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Important update 2020 Fishing Series.
It is with regret that we have had postpone our first charity fishing match on the 6th May 2020 on Magpie Lake at Rookery waters Pidley due to the current situation with coronavirus we will try to reschedule the match once things improve. We hope to be able to continue in June with the other six scheduled dates but will await an update on the virus situation in May. All anglers signed up to fish will get a further update in May. I hope you all stay healthy and safe during this challenging time Regards Ian Darler |
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The CCFR 2018 fishing series has just one match remaining and yet again the points table tells a story with the leaders Ian Claydon & Dave Keedy on 26 points being closely chased by Dudley Seal and Gary Chandler on 24
points this means that there will be a new name on the championship trophy this year. Good luck to you all on the final match. |
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Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers would like to thank all the sponsors that have helped raise substantial funds over the past twelve years for both local and national charities.
There are a number of people I need to thank personally for their continued support firstly Mr Jon Stump of Mick George Limited I first met Jon when I secured the shirt sponsorship deal with him at Cambridge United and a friendship developed. Mick George Ltd have now sponsored our events for a number of years and in return CCFR donate funds to Jon when he undertakes his own personal fund raising campaigns without companies like Mick George Ltd we would not be able to support so may worthwhile charities.
THE AIM OF CCFR IS ALWAYS TO HELP CHANGE PEOPLE'S LIVES FOR THE BETTER.
Alan Woods of AJW Distribution Ltd has supported CCFR for a number of years with sponsorship and also supported the sale of the children's book Flash's new glasses by selling the publication at his trade show events.
Andrew Aspinall of A.R.Aspinall & Sons Ltd has also been a sponsor of the past four sporting diners
Steve Glover of GGVS
Tim & Sid Cooper of Coopers Trophies have been the trophy sponsor of all the CCFR fishing events for the past twelve years again we are very grateful for all the support.
Dominic Deer and former employee at Frimstone Ltd Colin Faiers for the support the company showed in the early days of CCFR
Paul Dean of P.S.Dean Roofing for both his financial support and hands on help over the past decade.
Homebase for the support they have given in the past with donations of picture frames that enables us to have the signed sporting memorabilia items framed.
Simpers Ltd for the loan of tables , chairs, cuttlery etc that has saved the hire fee on the equipment
Paul Mumby of Sign-Art who produced our charity signs at no cost to CCFR
Clare and James German along with Alex Bates at Rookery Waters fishery who have supported CCFR for five years by offering the lakes, cafe etc for our fishing events.
Valerie Graves again who has donated her fishing lake to us to raise funds for charity events
Royston & District AC who have been supporters of CCFR for over a decade
Andrew Carruthers of Hi-Tech security print who has produced our event tickets for all the sporting diners over the past decade.
Jason Stearn of Falcon Print who very kindly assist with the printing of our event programs
Gary Reynolds of GRT Print Solutions, Gary has donated so much time ,effort and money supporting all the sporting diners with the production of our program Gary has the patience of a saint as I am chasing him for weeks before our events adding adverts changing wording etc and nothing is ever to much trouble. Gary has simply been outstanding in his support towards CCFR.
Kingspan insulated panels for their contribution towards the sporting dinners
I would like to thank the anglers that have attended our annual fishing series for the past 12 years who also sponsor some of the events finally a big thank you to everybody who has helped at our events both on the day and by collecting raffle prizes etc.
We as a group are now in the process of confirming our next charity event and looking for sponsors and auction / raffle prizes so if any companies have anything they can donate as prizes or auction items please contact us we would be pleased to give you some coverage as a thank you.
We have attached a few photo's of the presentations to the charities who we have worked with in the past three years -
2015 Cancer Research Uk £5000
2015 East Anglian Childrens Hospice's £5000
2015 Arthur Rank Hospice Charity £500
2016 Arthur Rank Hospice Charity £4500
2016 Road Victims Trust £4500
2016 Tom's Trust caring for children with brain tumors , Book sales from Flash's New Glasses £708
2017 Tom's Trust caring for children with brain tumors £11.000
2018 Run Ronnie Run £500
Thanks to everybody who has contributed over the years.
Ian Darler
Below photographs -
2015 presentation Cancer Research, EACH, Arthur Rank
2016 book fund presentation Toms Trust
2016 presentations Arthur Rank,Road victims Trust,Tom,s Trust
2017 presentaion Tom,s trust
2018 Run Ronnie Run presentation
There are a number of people I need to thank personally for their continued support firstly Mr Jon Stump of Mick George Limited I first met Jon when I secured the shirt sponsorship deal with him at Cambridge United and a friendship developed. Mick George Ltd have now sponsored our events for a number of years and in return CCFR donate funds to Jon when he undertakes his own personal fund raising campaigns without companies like Mick George Ltd we would not be able to support so may worthwhile charities.
THE AIM OF CCFR IS ALWAYS TO HELP CHANGE PEOPLE'S LIVES FOR THE BETTER.
Alan Woods of AJW Distribution Ltd has supported CCFR for a number of years with sponsorship and also supported the sale of the children's book Flash's new glasses by selling the publication at his trade show events.
Andrew Aspinall of A.R.Aspinall & Sons Ltd has also been a sponsor of the past four sporting diners
Steve Glover of GGVS
Tim & Sid Cooper of Coopers Trophies have been the trophy sponsor of all the CCFR fishing events for the past twelve years again we are very grateful for all the support.
Dominic Deer and former employee at Frimstone Ltd Colin Faiers for the support the company showed in the early days of CCFR
Paul Dean of P.S.Dean Roofing for both his financial support and hands on help over the past decade.
Homebase for the support they have given in the past with donations of picture frames that enables us to have the signed sporting memorabilia items framed.
Simpers Ltd for the loan of tables , chairs, cuttlery etc that has saved the hire fee on the equipment
Paul Mumby of Sign-Art who produced our charity signs at no cost to CCFR
Clare and James German along with Alex Bates at Rookery Waters fishery who have supported CCFR for five years by offering the lakes, cafe etc for our fishing events.
Valerie Graves again who has donated her fishing lake to us to raise funds for charity events
Royston & District AC who have been supporters of CCFR for over a decade
Andrew Carruthers of Hi-Tech security print who has produced our event tickets for all the sporting diners over the past decade.
Jason Stearn of Falcon Print who very kindly assist with the printing of our event programs
Gary Reynolds of GRT Print Solutions, Gary has donated so much time ,effort and money supporting all the sporting diners with the production of our program Gary has the patience of a saint as I am chasing him for weeks before our events adding adverts changing wording etc and nothing is ever to much trouble. Gary has simply been outstanding in his support towards CCFR.
Kingspan insulated panels for their contribution towards the sporting dinners
I would like to thank the anglers that have attended our annual fishing series for the past 12 years who also sponsor some of the events finally a big thank you to everybody who has helped at our events both on the day and by collecting raffle prizes etc.
We as a group are now in the process of confirming our next charity event and looking for sponsors and auction / raffle prizes so if any companies have anything they can donate as prizes or auction items please contact us we would be pleased to give you some coverage as a thank you.
We have attached a few photo's of the presentations to the charities who we have worked with in the past three years -
2015 Cancer Research Uk £5000
2015 East Anglian Childrens Hospice's £5000
2015 Arthur Rank Hospice Charity £500
2016 Arthur Rank Hospice Charity £4500
2016 Road Victims Trust £4500
2016 Tom's Trust caring for children with brain tumors , Book sales from Flash's New Glasses £708
2017 Tom's Trust caring for children with brain tumors £11.000
2018 Run Ronnie Run £500
Thanks to everybody who has contributed over the years.
Ian Darler
Below photographs -
2015 presentation Cancer Research, EACH, Arthur Rank
2016 book fund presentation Toms Trust
2016 presentations Arthur Rank,Road victims Trust,Tom,s Trust
2017 presentaion Tom,s trust
2018 Run Ronnie Run presentation