7–ми Световен шампионат по Фидер, 24-25 юни 2017

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В края на юни в Кабесао-Мора, Португалия се проведе 7-то световно първенство по риболов на фидер. Българският отбор бе представен от Благой Вълчев, Митко Младенов, Ивайло Мирчевски, Иван Начев, Красимир Сабахов, Мараин Маринов, а капитан на отбора бе Александър Дерменджиев.

Финалното класиране бе оглавено от отборите на:
1. Италия
2. Румъния
3. Сърбия
4. Германия
5. Беларус
6. Холандия
7. Ирландия
8. Англия
9. Южна Африка
10. Испания
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19. България
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22. Австрия

Пълното отборно класиране може да видите тук:
http://www.fppd.pt/wp-content/uploads/2 ... l_team.pdf

В индивидуалното класиране на челни места застанаха:
1. Marius Bodea от Румъния
2. Mick Vials от Англия
3. Radu Prisacariu от Румъния
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55. Митко Младенов
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59. Ивайло Мирчевски
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77. Благой Вълчев
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86. Мариан Маринов
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105. Красимир Сабахов
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120. Иван Начев
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122. Dean Barlow от Англия

Пълното индивидуално класиране може да видите тук:
http://www.fppd.pt/wp-content/uploads/2 ... al_Ind.pdf

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Репортаж на английски за представянето на английския отбор:

England finished a disappointing eighth overall, behind Ireland, despite putting lots of time, effort, money and energy into pre-practice and practice. Although the most disappointed of all will have been the home nation who could only manage 13th of the 22 teams on a tough water where wild carp were vital, but hard to come by.

Gold medal winners Italy had the challenging venue sorted though, winning be a clear margin. Having said that, a 65 point total is as big a gold medal winning score as we can recall here at Total-Fishing.com, and testament to how difficult a venue it proved to me. Romania just grabbed second on weight from bronze medal winners Serbia.



Said Mick: “We spend months every year preparing for the World Championships and this year was no exception. Tommy Pickering had previously fished the venue on feeder-only competitions and had relayed important guidelines for us regarding the fish population. It was to be carp, barbel and odd carassio and bleak, and that it was between 40 and 70m wide with depths up to three metres. Oh and he relayed that it was going to be tough, simple as that!”

“We visited the venue twice before the official ‘worlds’ practice week, firstly in April when the fishing was good, then we travelled out as a squad and practiced for four days to practice for bleak and work out basics such as if groundbait would be important or if particles in hemp, corn and the local speciality wheat would be the right feed. We quickly realised on this second visit that it was going to be harder to catch fish than April had led us to believe, as even with just us six anglers on the whole match length, four net fish was a good day.”

England had a nightmare first day, with Steve Ringer and Rob Wootton scoring 18 points apiece (22 being the worst possible score) and Adam Wakelin 13. But Mick Vials was second in section and Phil Ringer won his section to give the team a 52 point total.



With a brilliant result now needed to get in the medals on day two, Tommy Pickering instructed his team to attack on day 2 and go for carp, forgetting the bleak altogether. It proved good for some – Mick won his section and Steve was eighth in his. But Dean Barlow finished last in his section. However, his was such a touch section that if he had banked a carp, England would have been in the medals.

Said Tommy Pickering: “We were under no illusions that this was going to be a tough World Champs, and when you see that 79 points was enough to win a medal, you can see how tough it was. Eighth looks bad, but it was closer than that.”