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1. Dell is in ding-dong form as colder weather sets in
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 11 October 2008ANGLING: ROCHDALE Walton’s Healey Dell preserve continues to fish well as the weather begins to get colder.
2. Illegal fishing a growing concern
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 5 July 2008ANGLING: THE subject of people fishing local waters illegally has risen again this week, with three societies reporting problems.
3. Twenty hours - and not a bite
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 21 June 2008ANGLING: A DISTURBING report comes from a Castleton AS member who has fished the society’s waters for 20 hours in the past week and not had a single fish.
4. Lake venue for Observer contest
Rochdale Observer, Friday 29 July 2005Angling IT'S that time of year again to think about putting a team in the Rochdale Observer angling contest.
5. Burst of bream as Rydings hits form
Rochdale Observer, Friday 5 August 2005ANGLING: NEWHEY and District's Rydings preserve burst into form last weekend, with some splendid weights recorded in the Calland Trophy match.
6. Ashton wins with ease as results improve at Trows
Rochdale Observer, Friday 2 February 2007Angling Lines ONCE again Rochdale and District's Trows Lane has been the only local venue in use.
7. Gary is far from Green as he collects first win
Rochdale Observer, Friday 1 April 2005Angling Lines IT MAY be early in the year but last week saw three matches involving local clubs, with contests on Trows, the Rochdale Canal and Baden Hall near Crewe.
8. Monster from the deep is bagged
Rochdale Observer, Friday 3 December 2004Angling Lines THE Castleton AS controlled section of the Rochdale Canal has started to show some good form for pike anglers.
9. Anglers sit and suffer as fish vanish
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 4 January 2005Angling Lines THE last two weeks of 2004 proved the poorest of the year on a majority of local preserves.
10. Special Dell-ivery to Healey venue
Rochdale Observer, Friday 14 January 2005Angling Lines THE already prolific Healey Dell water, controlled by Rochdale Walton, has received an influx of fish.