Mitch Plowman After catching a brace of known 40s the week before, I couldn’t wait to get back to the lake for another go. The first 24hrs was pretty dead and I had considered a swim move but nothing really showed up anywhere, upon a toss of the coin the decision was made to stay where I was and get some bait out, thats exactly what I did with plenty of 10&15mm cell, chops and particle covered in matching smart liquid. I set my alarm for 4.30am the next morning and as I swang my legs out of bed to put the kettle on, my roght hand rod pulled up tight and hooped right round! I was soon scooping my net under a fish I knew immediately what was. A fish called ‘Scar’. The scales swang round to a colossal 56.14 - making it not only a PB but a new lake record. This was also backed up by a 30.04 mirror, around the same time the following day. Mainline cell, doing the do yet again!