Mick price sets new lake record with 46lb 6oz folly beast
A 400-mile round trip from his home in Middlesbrough to the Folly syndicate in Cambridgeshire is something Mick ‘Teabag’ Price has gotten used to in recent years, but rarely has he been rewarded for making such a long journey like he was on his latest trip.
Within two hours of moving swims on the first morning of his session, the 33-year-old hooked into the biggest fish in the lake. A short fight followed, before the considerable dark mirror succumbed to Mick’s net, weighing in at a lake record 46lb 6oz (above). The following morning, Mick capped off his memorable winter session with another mirror, tipping the scales at 36lb 2oz (right).
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