Families featured on Sunday at the fishery.
In the Sunday Open, David Lear junior beat his dad (also David) into second place in the Sunday Open, also taking the silver fish prize.
In Kings Norton Royal British Legion's match, Lee Gumbley beat his uncle, Kevin Gumbley, into fourth place, but was unable to catch his father, Neil Gumbley, who came second.
Fish have been caught from all pools, with Furnace Pool in particular producing lots of tench. Red Furnace feed pellets and sinking hookers were the most popular baits, with corn and worm also producing results.
On Saturday Matt Hayes spend the day with anglers who won a competition with Discovery Real Time. All caught fish on Mill Pool and picked up a few tips from Hayes.
Sunday Open, Mucky Meadow: K Williams (MCM Meat) 96-5 (35), Lear jnr (Carlisle AC) 62-4 (47), Lear snr (Linar AC) 59-4 (52).
Kings Norton RBL, Furnace: Eddie Foster (52-4 (22), N Gumbley 39-0 (4), David Wilkins 33-6 (2), L Gumbley 32-12 (15), K Gumbley 30-14 (30).
Opens are held on a Sunday, with the draw at 2pm, and fishing from 3pm until 8pm.
To fish the open book on 01299 266777. For inquiries check out the website at www.furnacemill.net
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