autumn 2022
Loch Internationals
Autumn International
Llyn Tawsfynydd, Wales
29th September 2022
Scotland Team sponsored by
7plus7 Construction
Lake of Menteith
Fishers, Angus Angling, Seaguar
Advance Construction, Howdens Joinery, Jewsons, St Andrews Timber & Building Supplies,
Magnet Trade, McKenzie Skip Hire, Rydens, Stevenswood Trade Centre.
Autumn International
Llyn Trawsfynydd, Wales - 29th September 2022
The 2022 Autumn International was hosted by Wales at Llyn Trawsfynydd and the venue has been improved over the last few years by the Prysor Angling Association. The facilities, the boats and the quality of the fishing were all excellent.
During the practice days several areas were identified as holding fish and on match day it was apparent that most of the boats were intent on heading towards the same area. Llyn Trawsfynydd was a successful venue for the Scottish team in the previous visit in 2010 when the result was very close. This year Scotland ran out convincing winners with their 112 fish being 20 more than second placed Wales who had 92. England were a further 15 behind with 77 fish and Ireland were fourth with 74.
The match was fished on a catch and release basis with points being awarded for each fish caught.
Scottish Captain Brian Mackenzie receiving the winners trophy from IFFA President Stan McKeon
Autumn Intenational - Llyn Trawsfynydd 29th September 2022 | |||
1st | Scotland | 112 fish | 6764 pts |
2nd | Wales | 92 fish | 5601 pts |
3rd | England | 77 fish | 4652 pts |
4th | Ireland | 74 fish | 4534 pts |
Top individual rod and winner of the Brown Bowl and the Phoenix Silver Salver was Scotland's Ronnie Gilbert who had 16 fish for a total of 961 points.
Top rod for Wales, and second overall, was their captain Jason Heath who had 14 fish for 859 points. Terry Phillips was the top rod for England with 13 fish for 784 points and he was third overall. Top for Ireland and fourth overall was Stephen Browne with 10 fish and 626 points.
Scotland had five rods in the top 11 and these five earned a place in the 2023 teams. Mark Stephen had 10 fish for 612 points and 6th overall. Derek Marklow who also had 10 fish was 7th overall with 610 points. Allan McLachlan also had 10 fish and his 595 points put him 9th. In 11th spot was Derek Hesset with 9 fish and 548 points.
Ronnie Gilbert receiving the Brown Bowl from IFFA Prsident Stan McKeon
Mark Stephen
Derek Marklow
Allan McLachlan
Derek Hessett
Team Scotland Gold Medal Winners Autumn International 2022
From Left: Stan McKeon (IFFA President), Derek Hessett, Gil Farid, Sean McCaffrey, Greig Davie, Ben Robertson, David Wales, Allan McLachlan, Derek Pozzi, Ronnie Gilbert, Michael Low, Brian Mckenzie (Captain), Peter Auchterlonie, Mark Stephen, Jock Kettles (Manager), Derek Marklow, George Mackenzie (International Secretary), Ian Campbell (IFFA Secretary)
Scottish Team - Individual Places | |||||
Fish | cms | points | |||
1st | Ronnie Gilbert | Menteith Ospreys | 16 | 634.3 | 961 |
6th | Mark Stephen | Neilston FF | 10 | 407.6 | 612 |
7th | Derek Marklow | Loanhead & District AC | 10 | 405.2 | 610 |
9th | Allan McLachlan | Costa Ecosse | 10 | 390.0 | 595 |
11th | Derek Hessett | Gateside Flycasters | 9 | 365.3 | 548 |
15th | Peter Auchterlonie | Menteith Ospreys | 9 | 354.2 | 538 |
18th | Greig Davie | Thalassa AC | 8 | 324.7 | 488 |
22nd | Derek Pozzi | Thalassa AC | 7 | 282.0 | 426 |
23rd | Sean McCaffrey | Shetland AA | 7 | 274.8 | 418 |
24th | Brian Mackenzie (cpt) | Neilston FF | 6 | 248.2 | 371 |
28th | Ben Robertson | Phoenix FF | 6 | 241.0 | 364 |
31st | Michael Low | Menteith Ospreys | 6 | 236.2 | 358 |
42nd | Gil Farid | Central Belters FF | 4 | 157.6 | 239 |
44th | David Wales | Select FF | 4 | 156.0 | 236 |
Team
Brian Mackenzie (Captain)
Club: Neilston FF
Previous Caps: 4
Peter Auchterlonie
Club: Menteith Ospreys
Previous Caps: 15
Brown Bowl 1999 and 2013; Silver Salver 1999, 2013 and 2014; Scottish National Champion 2010
Greig Davie
Club: Thalassa AC
Previous Caps: 2
Gil Farid
Club: Central Belters FF
Ronnie Gilbert
Club: Menteith Ospreys
Previous Caps: 10
Scottish National Champion 2008 and 2014
Derek Hessett
Club: Gateside Flycasters
Previous Caps: 2
Silver Salver 2019
Michael Low
Club: Menteith Ospreys
Previous Caps: 1
Derek Marklow
Club: Loanhead & District AC
Previous Caps: 1
Sean McCaffrey
Club: Shetland AA
Previous Caps: 2
Allan McLachlan
Club: Costa Ecosse
Previous Caps: 1
Scottish National Champion 2019
Derek Pozzi
Club: Thalassa AC
Previous Caps: 5
Scottish National Champion 2018
Ben Robertson
Club: Phoenix FF
Previous Caps: 1
Mark Stephen
Club: Stewarton AC
Previous Caps: 4
David Wales
Club: Select FF
Previous Caps: 2
Manager - Jock Kettles
Club: Change FF AC
Previous Caps: 16
Silver Salver 2004 and 2009