Match Fishing - Shipp Anchors Himself in the Record Books
Des Shipp - winner of an historic second Parkdean Masters
Terry Comerfield reports on a historic second win for England international Des Shipp in the big money Parkdean Masters.
Bristol-based international match angler, Des Shipp, took home the £25,000 Parkdean Masters prize for the second time to complete a unique double in match fishing history.
The Preston Innovations sponsored fork lift truck driver stacked up 87-8-0 to beat a star-studded field to once again claim the prize money and the huge silver trophy, following a close fought event held on Jenny’s Lake at White Acres, Cornwall.
After an uneventful first hour with just a few F1’s Des swapped tactics and began catching carp fishing worm shallow at two feet deep, feeding a mix of chopped worm, casters and soil.
A last hour fishing full depth with casters added crucians and tench for a memorable second win of the huge prize pot.
In second place was Paul Yates, Drennan, with 79-0-0 with Paul Holland, Preston Innovations, third on 56-15-0
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