THE Stoneham Evening Series on Eastleigh and District's bottom lake saw £500 on golden peg money up for grabs.

The jackpot, built up over the last 12 months, looked certain to go with Pat Foster on peg one and Kings Toyota Gerry Naylor on peg 38, both golden pegs, well clear going into the last minutes.

But Carbotec's Lee Woodhouse made sure the money rolls over to next week when he landed a 14lb carp on the pole and pellet just before the final whistle.

Along with another carp, plus skimmers and cruscians, Woodhouse finished with 38lb 8oz from peg 30 on the dam wall to win. Pat Foster finished second with 37-4 from peg one on the island with a mixed net of skimmers, cruscians and tench on the pole and soft pellet with Kings Toyota skipper Garry Naylor third (32-4).

Others P Fraser (Cormorants) 30-15, P White (Eastleigh) 23-9, H Salkerd 19-1.

Paul Miller's Whitemoor Lakes remain in tremendous silver fish form and prolific Bournemouth Lodge scorer Chris Albiston took a superb 59-2 of skimmers for victory, using short pole and soft pellet Albiston took fish to 1-0 in his winning bag, Steve Hemmings (Bournemouth Lodge) finished second with 45-8 of roach and rudd on pole and caster with Davis Tackles' veteran Mick Maidment third with 42-8 of roach on the pole and caster with teammate Terry Hiscock fourth with 38-8 of skimmers on worm and pole.

The final round of the Bournemouth Lodge's teams of four on Orchard Match Lake saw Bournemouth Lodge (A) score their third consecutive victory in the series with 18 points on the day well clear of Lonnies Blue with 13 points and Seaward Raiders with 12 and Bournemouth Lodge (B) fourth with nine.

In the series Bournemouth Lodge (A) finished with 50 points with Lonnies Blue second on weight after tying on points with Seaward Raiders (40).

Individually, Nick King (Seaward Raiders) took 58-11 of small carp on the pole and soft pellet to shade Bournemouth Lodge's (A) Chris Albiston on 57-10, with Nathan Fox (Bournemouth Lodge A) on 51-6.