Phil Taylor will open his bid to win a third successive Coral Sydney Darts Masters title against DPA Qualifier Tic Bridge on Thursday, while Adrian Lewis takes on Simon Whitlock in a heavyweight clash at the Qantas Credit Union Arena.

Reigning champion Taylor has never been defeated in Australia since the PDC introduced the World Series of Darts in 2013, winning back-to-back titles in Sydney and retaining his Perth Darts Masters crown last weekend.

The 16-time World Champion's first round clash at the Qantas Credit Union in Sydney's Darling Harbour will see him come up against Melbourne's Bridge.

The 31-year-old left-hander won through Tuesday's DPA Qualifier - defeating John Weber, a qualifier in 2014, 6-2 in the final - to secure his place in the Sydney Darts Masters for a second time, having caused a sensation by knocking out Raymond van Barneveld 6-5 two years ago.

Van Barneveld will also face a DPA Qualifier in the first round after drawing New Zealand's Cody Harris, who secured his televised debut when he came through Monday's knockouts in Warilla.

Wednesday's final DPA Qualifier will face reigning World Champion and Premier League champion Gary Anderson, who has been a semi-finalist in all three PDC World Series of Darts events so far this year but is making his debut in Sydney.

World number one Michael van Gerwen has drawn Australian World Cup ace Paul Nicholson, while two-time World Champion Adrian Lewis takes on the sport's most successful Australian, Simon Whitlock, in a high-profile contest.

Perth Darts Masters runner-up James Wade plays DPNZ Qualifier Craig Caldwell, while Japan Darts Masters finalist Peter Wright has drawn current DPA Australian Grand Prix number one Loz Ryder and Stephen Bunting, last year's runner-up in Sydney, drew David Platt.

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Tackling a stretch near Bedford, the Verulum AC fisheries officer had already banked two chub before the big ‘un picked up his mini boilie hookbait.

Steve explained: “I arrived at the river around 4.30pm and spotted six chub, two of which looked very big and one that looked huge!

“The water was gin clear and I knew that if I cast in a bait they would spook so I watched them for half-an-hour, then threw in some freebies and decided to return after dark.

“I cast in at 10pm and the rod went round instantly with a fish of 4 lb 4 oz, which I returned further upstream, and then had another of 5 lb 6 oz and did the same thing.

“I then had nothing for 45 minutes when the rod slammed round and the ‘snag’ that I was attached to started to move!

“The fight was incredible and four times the fish came close to the net only to scream off again, and when she finally went in the net I couldn’t believe the size of her.

“I can only imagine what the fish will weigh if caught in the winter. I was anxious to get it back in the water so after weighing and one quick ‘selfie’ I nursed the fish until she swam off strongly.”

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Mark, who lives on a boat on the nearby Old West River, landed the big ‘un along with other commons of 26 lb, 21 lb and 18 lb, plus a 26 lb 14 oz mirror over a four-day period.

He revealed: “I’ve had carp to 49 lb from my syndicate water but have been after one like this from the river for years and it is my first common over 30 from there – my previous best from the Cam was a 33 lb 8 oz mirror.

“The spot I had it from is one I’ve fished for seven or eight years and have never had anything big, but I always trickle some bait in every time I go past.

“I always use doilies as all particles tend to do is make the bream move in and clear a big area in the weed and then the carp move off! I came up with this bait with Gary Bayes from Nash and I call it ‘The Ooze’!

“The spot is amongst some cabbages on the edge of some lilies – I like fishing where there is cover and as long as they’re not too thick you can get through to the bottom with a heavy lead. the fish move over this area to get to a shallow spot they like sitting in at the back of the pads.

“I had the big one close to the boat a few times and could see the size of it before I landed it and it made my knees shake a bit!

“I catch all my fish during daylight at this time of the year,” he added.

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After surrendering his eight-year unbeaten run at the World Matchplay to Wade last month, Taylor made amends in Perth as he ran out an 11-7 victor in the final having also beaten world champion Gary Anderson earlier in the evening.

‘The Power’ started strongly in the final as he swiftly moved into a 5-1 lead, before Wade hit back with the highest checkout of the match, expertly finishing 130.

After a mini-revival from Wade, Taylor responded with a ton-plus finish of his own as he checked out 123 for a 12-darter to move 8-4 ahead.

Taylor then extended his advantage to 10-7 before wrapping up the win in the following leg to add a fourth World Series title in Australia to his CV and maintain his brilliant unbeaten run Down Under ahead of next week's Coral Sydney Darts Masters.

"I'm over the moon to win here again, it's been a long day but I got there in the end," said Taylor.

"I love playing over here, it doesn't get any better and I'm going to enjoy it. It was a strange final but I managed to get the right 180 at the right time and that saw me through.

"I was disappointed to lose to James in Blackpool, I didn't play anywhere near my best, I gave him chances and he took them. It was good to put that right today.

"The guys will all be wary of me now heading into Sydney next week and I'm looking forward to it!"

Earlier in the evening, Taylor booked his place in the final after a 10-5 win over Anderson in a spectacular semi-final which saw both players average over 104 with 12 maximums.

Anderson started well and landed a superb 12-dart leg, checking out 121, to head into the first break with a 4-3 lead. 'The Power' would turn on the style after the break though as he took the final six legs of the match on the spin, including a 12-darter and two 13-dart legs, before finishing with an 80 checkout to book his place in the final.

Wade booked his place in a first World Series final after a dramatic 10-9 win over the world No 1 Michael van Gerwen.

After a scrappy start to the match, which saw the first five legs all go against the throw, Wade kicked on to take three straight legs and open up a 5-2 lead.

Wade's form would continue after the break as he landed an 11-darter, as well as a nerve-busting 122 checkout on the bullseye to move 9-7 ahead. Van Gerwen hit back again though, with an excellent checkout of his own as he finished 124 to force a decider, where Wade would hold his nerve to break the throw with a 13-dart leg.

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2015 Coral Sydney Darts Masters

Qualifier One
Last 32
Warren Parry 3-1 Cody King
Rob Modra 3-0 Barry Jouannet
Robie King 3-1 Tez Insley
Ian Dargan 3-2 Daniel Sim
Aaron Petty 3-1 Alex Evans
Mick McCreedie 3-2 Mick Lacey
Rob Szabo 3-0 Craig Prizeman
PJ Stafford 3-0 Kevin Luland
John Weber 3-0 Jamie Rundle
Lucas Cameron 3-2 John Bunyard
Brendan Cunney 3-2 Michael Byrne
Brian Roach 3-2 Tic Bridge
Dave Muller 3-0 Jason Stokes
Stefan Cubrilovic 3-0 Bryson Williams
Cody Harris 3-1 Moses Kainuku
Jeremy Fagg 3-1 Kevin Osburn

Last 16
Warren Parry 6-3 Rob Modra
Robbie King 6-4 Ian Dargan
Aaron Petty 6-4 Mick McCreedie
Rob Szabo 6-2 PJ Stafford
Lucas Cameron 6-5 John Weber
Brendan Cunney 6-2 Brian Roach
Dave Muller 6-4 Stefan Cubrilovic
Cody Harris 6-2 Jeremy Fagg

Quarter-Finals
Warren Parry 6-2 Robbie King
Aaron Petty 6-5 Rob Szabo
Lucas Cameron 6-3 Brenan Cunney
Cody Harris 6-0 Dave Muller

Semi-Finals
Warren Parry 6-5 Aaron Petty
Cody Harris 6-5 Lucas Cameron

Final
Cody Harris 6-5 Warren Parry

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The 29-year-old from Otara, New Zealand defeated fellow countryman Warren Parry 6-5 in the final of the opening DPA Qualifier as he secured his televised debut in the PDC World Series of Darts event.

Harris also defeated Moses Kainuku, Jeremy Fagg, Dave Muller and Lucas Cameron in the knockout phase of the event at the Warilla Bowls Club.

Parry's run to the final included wins over Cody King, Rob Modra, Robbie King and Aaron Petty before he was edged out in a deciding leg, while another top Kiwi, Rob Szabo, reached the last eight.

John Weber, one of last year's Sydney Darts Masters Qualifiers, was knocked out in the last 16 alongside former World Championship qualifier Brian Roach.

Although Harris will be making his televised debut on Thursday, he has gained plenty of experience on New Zealand's domestic circuit, winning the DPNZ Auckland Open in 2012 as well as the New Zealand Open for a second successive year recently.

Harris was also within two games of qualifying for the 2016 William Hill World Darts Championship at the DPNZ Qualifier last month, losing in the semi-finals to Szabo, the eventual winner.

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The Association's boats have been in regular use during the week, with good returns being made. Keith Higgins landed 15 fish over two sessions, while Shaun Cotterell caught 11 fish from his two boat tickets. Ken Bowring took his usual limit, while Steve Mitchell's first boat session realized seven rainbows. Day ticket members Leigh Kirkwood and Bob Bradley each landed five fish, Ken Pascoe caught four and an evening session saw committee man Keri Jones land three trout to a goldhead pattern. Around the banks of the reservoir, the top pond continues to be challenging but permit holder Jeff Wilson added a good fish to his bottom pond total of eight fish over two sessions, with a green and white lure proving very effective. Fisheries treasurer Colin Jones continues to enjoy a good season, with a further 11 fish caught over three evenings, mainly from the boat bank. Dave Arlotte caught five rainbows with Ken Pascoe, Roger Martin and James Francis each catching four fish mainly on nymphs. Cardiff member Ivor Thomas landed six fish over two visits with a further three fish being caught by Association president Martin Williams. Permit holders Brian Langley, Dave Howells, Alan Rees, Bernard Stephens and Martin Rees all caught two rainbows, while day ticket holder, Gino Alonzi also landed a brace. Fish are again showing mainly between the bush and the boat moorings while Pipe Bay has seen a good head of fish around the water inlet. Most effective flies during the week have been CdC and Shuttlecock Buzzers. Subject to weather conditions and subsequent water temperatures, the Association plans further stockings around the August Bank Holiday period.

At the weekend the weather conditions made fishing quite challenging, with bright sunlight and a flat calm for most of the day. Nevertheless general treasurer Gwyn Davies took advantage of some rare cloud cover, plus a hatch of ants, to land five good rainbows from the Pear Tree/dam corner, using an ant imitation dry fly. This catch added to Gwyn's earlier success on the top pond with two fish taken from the railings bank on weighted nymphs. Day visitor Mr W. Williams had good value for his £12 ticket with five trout to 2lb. An early morning session, fishing from the bush/Pipe Bay, by James Francis provided a brace of fish, with Adrian Connor also taking two fish to 2lb 8oz, from the boat steps on a Buzzer and a dry fly ant pattern, again from an early morning start.

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A popular fishery has restricted margin fishing during matches after competitors complained that fishing at the venue had become ‘too easy’.

Mick Martin, match organizer at Kingfisher Pools in Bulkington, Warwickshire, has enforced the new rule after recent competitions saw venue records tumble, with anglers recording 300lb-plus mixed nets solely by fishing down the edge.

In response the fishery decided to limit fishing in the margins to after the first two-and-a-half hours of competition following complaints from regulars who said that the fishing on the venue’s 52-peg Kingfisher Lake was becoming one-dimensional.

Mick, who now uses a whistle to notify when competitors can move shorter than four pole sections out into the lake, explained his decision.

“Attendances to the matches were starting to drop and the lake has become so prolific it’s now far too easy to catch,” he said. “I thought I would make anglers work a bit harder for their fish and try other methods to make up the weights.

“I’ve had nothing but positive feedback since the change and anglers are now returning, so I am going to stick with it,” he said.

Big weights often dominate match fishing at this time of year, with some venues seeing individual weights soar as high as 800lb.

One of those is Arran’s Lake in Essex. Arran’s bailiff Glen Smith said there had been few complaints from anglers visiting his venue and that they would not be following in the footsteps of Kingfisher Pools in changing the rules to make catching big weights more difficult.

 “Match anglers love bagging up with tones of fish – it’s what they come here for,” he said.

“No-one ever complains about being tired from catching so many fish, so we won’t be changing anything,” he said.

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After surrendering his eight-year unbeaten run at the World Matchplay to Wade last month, Taylor made amends in Perth as he ran out an 11-7 victor in the final having also beaten World Champion Gary Anderson earlier in the evening.

The Power started strongly in the final as he swiftly moved into a 5-1 lead, before Wade hit back with the highest checkout of the match as he expertly finished 130.

After a mini-revival from Wade, Taylor responded with a ton-plus finish of his own as he checked out 123 for a 12-darter to move 8-4 ahead.

The Power would then extend his advantage to 10-7 before wrapping up the win in the following leg to add a fourth World Series title in Australia to his CV and maintain his brilliant unbeaten run Down Under ahead of next week’s Coral Sydney Darts Masters.

“I’m over the moon to win here again, it’s been a long day but I got there in the end” said Taylor.

“I love playing over here, it doesn’t get any better and I’m going to enjoy it. It was a strange final but I managed to get the right 180 at the right time and that saw me through.

“I was disappointed to lose to James in Blackpool, I didn’t play anywhere near my best, I gave him chances and he took them. It was good to put that right today. The guys will all be wary of me now heading into Sydney next week and I’m looking forward to it!”

Earlier in the evening, Taylor booked his place in the last two after a 10-5 win over Anderson in a spectacular semi-final which saw both players average over 104 with 12 maximums.

Anderson started well and landed a superb 12-dart leg, checking out 121, to head into the first break with a 4-3 lead. The Power would turn on the style after the break though as he took the final six legs of the match on the spin, including a 12-darter and two 13-dart legs, before finishing with an 80 checkout to book his place in the final

Wade booked his place in a first World Series final after a dramatic 10-9 win over the world number one Michael van Gerwen in Perth.

After a scrappy start to the match, which saw the first five legs all go against the throw, Wade kicked on to take three straight legs and open up a 5-2 lead.

Wade's form would continue after the break as he landed an 11-darter, as well as a nerve-busting 122 checkout on the bullseye to move 9-7 ahead. Van Gerwen hit back again though with an excellent checkout of his own as he finished 124 to force a decider, where Wade would hold his nerve to break the throw with a 13-dart leg.

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The World Champion recovered from 6-1 down to defeat Lewis 8-7 in a dramatic deciding leg and set up a clash with defending Perth Darts Masters champion Phil Taylor in Sunday’s semi-finals.

Anderson struggled to get going as Lewis capitalized on a lethargic start from the Scot to race into a 6-1 lead, before Anderson found his form in spectacular fashion, taking the next five legs on the spin to level up the match at six-all.

Lewis would stop the rot with a stunning 124 checkout on the bull, but Anderson would level again in the following leg to force a decider, where he capitalized on two missed match darts from the two-time World Champion to land tops and secure the win.

"Adrian made a mess of some doubles and really let me back in," said Anderson. "I live to fight another day but I think I might have used up all of my luck after that match!"

Anderson’s semi-final opponent Taylor booked his spot in the last four as he silenced the home crowd to defeat Perth's Kyle Anderson 8-3 and keep the defence of his title alive.

Taylor started strongly, breaking in the third leg before checking out 101 to head into the first break with a 4-2 lead.

Taylor would maintain his form after the interval, breaking again before landing another ton-plus checkout, 106, and then completing the comfortable victory with a 13-dart leg.

"It was steady tonight," said Taylor. "I've got a bit of a sweat on which I don't normally do and Kyle put me under pressure.

"Kyle is a great player; he's a little bit up and down at the moment but he will get that consistency and will be a top player."

2014 Masters champion James Wade became the evening’s first semi-finalist as he comfortably defeated a below-par Peter Wright 8-2 in the opening game of the quarter-finals.

World Matchplay runner-up Wade broke throw in the fourth leg en route to opening up a 4-1 lead before Wright hit back with a superb 12-darter as he checked out 126 on the bulls-eye.

That would be as good as it would get for June's Japan Darts Masters runner-up though, as Wade reeled off the next four legs, finishing with a 100 checkout to wrap up the win.

"I thought I was ready to put in a really strong performance tonight but it didn't really happen and Peter didn't play anywhere near his best," said Wade. "I couldn't really believe the darts he was throwing and it's never nice to beat a man when they are not playing well.

"I'm happy with the win though, onwards and upwards from here."

Michael van Gerwen will be Wade's opponent on Sunday in a rematch of the Blackpool final, after he averaged 105.94 in a stunning 8-4 win over Dutch counterpart Raymond van Barneveld in a high-quality encounter.

With the pair level at 3-3, van Gerwen turned on the style after the interval as he recorded two 12-dart legs and an 11-darter to move 6-4 ahead before swiftly securing the victory with a 47 checkout.

"It started off 50/50 and we were both playing well but after the break I really turned it on, kept putting him under pressure and wasn't missing much at all," said van Gerwen.

"I have to keep it going now, there's a long way to go and I'm only in the semi-finals, it will be another tough day on Sunday."

The 2015 TABtouch Perth Darts Masters draws to a conclusion on Sunday with the semi-finals and final of the PDC World Series of Darts event taking place at the HBF Stadium.

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