Fountains - most successful fishermen

August is the most beautiful and most beautiful summer month when you can enjoy the magic of nature. Fishing in the early hours of the morning is the best time to combine both the fascination of nature and the attraction of a “goldfish” on the hook of his fishing. “Cope” is traditionally held at the end of August at the end of August. This time we went to the Rēzekne River.
All fifteen participants were lucky. There were both smaller, bigger, and very large roles, but the main thing was, of_course, the fact that there had been no stories of fishermen in life and a dirty situation.
The first place is the first place for Christapam Groznie (4.336 kg), second place for Ainram Estam (2.019 kg) and third place for Valdis Jakuskins (1.953 kg). A good role was also for the only woman in the anai Konshonokai (1.696 kg).
Among the children, Raivim Basulim (0.824 kg), Sergey Grusnov (0.738 kg) and Emilel Kapacim (0.574 kg) were best performing.
The winners of the prizes were awarded with diplomas and memorials, and the promotion prizes were also received by other nominations.
Garda was a fish soup on the shore of the Rēzekne River, with which all the participants in the competition, Kristaps Groznijs, Sergei Geornov, Valentin Juks, Raivis Basulis, Emills Kasais, Kārlis Kalnejs, Kristaps Obermans, Ainars Esta, Armands Žurovskis, Edgars Buravcov, Inita Konošonoka, Valdis Jakuscoin, Janis Bautris, Martin Mitchulis, and Ināra Omuls.
Thank all the passionate fishermen for their membership, the azar and the struggle. It is a pleasure that this active recreational form brings together not only fishermen, but has also become a sustainable tradition in parish life.
It is also worth noting that the summer record was extracted from Sherjan Lake this year! It was a mirror carp that weighed almost fifteen kilograms, and that miracle was pulled from the local water body by Andris Putrāns. He just got up with the huge fish, and then ran a “goldfish” back into the lake. Well, maybe somebody is lucky.
Leocadia Razgale,
Head of the Cyrus Cultural House
Autores photo