WCC HUNGARY QUALIFIER 16th-19th JUNE


The fi rst ever


Hungarian World Carp Classic Qualifi er held on


Lake Palotas, had to be reduced to 45 hours due to exceptionally bad weather.


A good number of fi sh had been caught up until that point, so it was possible to identify the three pairs who would go forward to the World Carp Classic Final at Madine.


The qualifying pairs were:


1ST Ferenc Kovacs & Zoltan Scheiber with 116.10kg


2ND Laszlo Jarai & Norbert Csorba with 104.80kg


3RD Sandor Csizmadia & Roland Nagy with 59.20kg


Hungary for success .. Laszlo Jarai, above, Roland Nagy, rightandZoltan Scheiber, far right


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Caption here?


Graham Noon and John Tattersall


Qualification events


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