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Drone shot, private gravel pit, no fishing allowed :(
welder replied to KarpfenMag's topic in Photography
Result! I'm delighted for you. Ian. -
Drone shot, private gravel pit, no fishing allowed :(
KarpfenMag replied to KarpfenMag's topic in Photography
Just got permission from the farmer while i was looking round the lake, 80 euros for a year! he said no body has ever asked him before I am buzzing -
Drone shot, private gravel pit, no fishing allowed :(
framey replied to KarpfenMag's topic in Photography
Just ignore the rules and fish it Anyway .. or is that just in England they get away with that… -
Good feedback thanks gents. I get that its not difficult to change batteries but one of my alarms thread had broken and they are a bit rubbish so i could have don't with replacing them anyway. Time will tell i guess.
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Drone shot, private gravel pit, no fishing allowed :(
yonny replied to KarpfenMag's topic in Photography
Jesus! -
Drone shot, private gravel pit, no fishing allowed :(
KarpfenMag replied to KarpfenMag's topic in Photography
I would not risk that in germany, that would be a massive fine and because it would be classed as animal cruelty so maybe short prison sentence? -
Drone shot, private gravel pit, no fishing allowed :(
yonny replied to KarpfenMag's topic in Photography
Can you get away with fishing it? -
Drone shot, private gravel pit, no fishing allowed :(
KarpfenMag replied to KarpfenMag's topic in Photography
Oh [censored], thought they looked big -
That's me as well, it is easier to change batteries than recharge them on the bank. I already carry 3 powerbanks as low phone signal kills battery life faster. At the worst I can pop to the local shops and buy a set of square batteries to get me through. Rechargeable batteries have a limited life, heat destroys them, cold they don't work so well, and don't charge either. Hot weather can literally cook them off.
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Drone shot, private gravel pit, no fishing allowed :(
yonny replied to KarpfenMag's topic in Photography
Good'n's for sure. -
A friend of mine travels to Hungary regularly, where if carp are caught below a certain weight in kilograms are allowed to be despatched for food, above it have to be returned. Cheers, I speak some German enough to get around, but that's my limit.
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What size do you think these mirrors are? I got close to them and they look blooming fat and deep. if you look close i am on the hill to the left for size comparison,
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30 day battery life isn’t bad tbh. Assuming you did 4 full 24hrs a month you’d only recharge a few times a year. For me though carrying a spare battery or two is easier than having to recharge an alarm on the bank if you forget to recharge at home. Or it drains quicker than expected or something.
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I know mate, the AFD is the only party that will allow catch and release, even my german friend who was always a super lefty is now voting AFD When I did my exam, the trainer — who’s in his late 60s — said, “If any of you catch a big carp, please put it back. You can’t eat one that size anyway.”
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I think that you have to thank the Green Party for that! German politics have run on collisions almost as a default and subsequently the smaller parties like the Greens can wield an influence above their station. They hate fishing and try to ban it but rather than going for an outright ban , they try to do it by the back door like making the licence near impossible to achieve. They also tried to ban match fishing by insisting that all fish weighed in must be killed - very Green. The Green Party seem to be on a bit of a roll with the traditional big two of Labour and Conservatives being in free fall as the public kick back over their failures over the years. The Green Party should be a natural place for anglers or those who place place the environment high in their priorities but I would be very wary of them. The next time Jack Polanski says "look into my eyes", be very dubious.
- Yesterday
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for me the language, but i remember the first week of the test 11 people failed out of about 50. and they were ofcourse native germans
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Welcome to Carp.com. Difficult due to language or due to the questions and competence test itself?
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You can book an appointment with an official and get a tourist licence, but that is really touch and go, Germany is no longer efficiant like they were before sadly, and I do not mean that bad against the German people they are great, they are also tied down by red tape.
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Welcome! I had to look up 'Fischerprüfung'. How on earth do tourists get to fish in Germany if you have to take a course and then pass an exam before fishing? That sounds a bit too much, but maybe it would keep out some of the less desirable fishermen. 😁
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Greeting, new member here from Germany, originally from Shepperton, fished the amazing Thames for carp, then after 4 years of moving to Germany I finally took the dreaded Fischerprüfung last year! and yes it was pure hell. lol
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Just bought a set of Bitekeeper Cube alarms. I am not so bothered about how customisable they are as most is just gimmicks but I honestly think rechargeable alarms should have been done a long time ago. Arriving tomorrow so will see how they get on. I did search the forum but didn't see anything on here about them. BiteKeeper Cube
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although i do still have my Street Triple, i did buy a sports tourer last year in the form of the Suzuki GSX S1000GX.
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This is that "mycamoalien" guy on Insta I believe. I think he is, or was, a bailiff on the Wraysbury waters? He's had most of the bigguns over there and did well at Wingham too. His dusted bottom baits look good but I've not tried them. The pop ups seem expensive to me but the attractor combos sound good. You'd be surprised.
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I was very interested in Rod Hutchinson's writings on flavours, and his Ultraspice and Megaspice regularly appeared (along with Chocolate Malt) and someone else mentioned Garlic oil as an attractor so I combined the spice flavours with a Garlic and soya bean oil used in bird feeds as it was supposedly an appetite stimulant. It was not for allicin, but simply because they were good attractors in their own right and work well combined. The additional benefits regarding digestion and health were a beneficial 'side effect'.
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Great post. I completely agree. So what is it about this Garlic, spice honey combination? Synergy? Allicin? Higher receptor for certain ingredients?