Seventy five competitors took part, with 44 anglers weighing in.
Robert Nesbitt of Ashington, fishing from the charter boat Warlord, won the event with a cod of 9-9-4.
Walter Turnbull was second overall with a pollock of 7-10-4, third Kevin 'F
luff' Anderson with a pollock of 7-3-0, fourth Joe Riley with a pollock of 6-6-12, fifth Paul Conroy with a pollock of 6-2-0 (all fished on Charlotte), with John Barrett, pollock, aboard Sarah, and Sean Davison, with a cod of 6-1-12, aboard the Lily Dee, joint sixth.
Junior winner was Philip Ward of Amble with a pollock of 5-5-4.
The event raised £520 for good causes and organiser Norma Urwin of the Amble Angling Centre said: "It was a great day, until the sea became too rough around 12.30pm, but we had another good turnout after the Open Match the other week.
"In total, after a shore competition we had in March and a sponsored walk, we have raised about £1,800 for charity.
"I would like to thank all at the Amble Sea Angling Club for making this such a success, especially Ken Middlemas for arranging the Penn sea league points."
A cheque for £1,500 will be presented to the St Oswald's Hospice as well as a cheque for £300 for the Amble Lifeboat crew, of whom Bob was a great admirer, at the Harbour Inn, Amble, at 7.30pm, on Thursday, July 24.
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