Charles Grech and Fortune Calafato win the marshall's doubles

Final match for the doubles 2013 league was held today in Sa Maison marina in excellent weather conditions. 

 

Fortune Calafato and Charles Grech won the day with an overall weight of 1.8kgs of breams some of which where 2 nice sized giltheads and the rest mainly annular breams and pagell. Second on the day were John Attard and Joe Schembri netting a total of 1.13kgs while in third place Franklin Formoza and Darren Stafrace with 0.930kgs.

 

Section wins were Sandro Zammit fishing alone due to partner Adrian Vella missing the event in doubles and netting a nice weight of 0.920kgs, and Johnatan Aquilina and Carmelo Quattrocchi.

 

Full results will be published later this week .........

 

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