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All 4.99 reduced - got a few more the week before but they're put away in the rucksack already- bargain, no excuse next season! New floater rod and reel next 👍 These are for mates who moaned about missing out lol 😂

Looking for advice: I live in the US and new to euro-style carp fishing and wanted to try a new, “very small”, weedy offshoot of a lake near me that I know for sure has a few carp in it (after a week of scouting it out). I thought I'd take a single rod out and try for a bite after work. Wondering if I should stick with what I feel comfortable with (method feeder/pack bait and hook bait, with a bit of sweet corn tossed in to attract), or try a new approach (eg., prebait the specific area with corn/pellets/hemp oil, etc., then cast a single hook bait on a hair rig with a weight into the middle of the ground bait)? Thanks for any advice - Joe

Both pre feed it with a couple of times a week with cheap pack bait particles or balls of groundbait as we call it this side of the pond then when you go fishing use the method feeder. could use scalded pellet as a binder

Bits and bobs from Bank Tackle just under £14 thought I’d give them a go as you all go on about them…the quality looks good and at a fair price 👍 The Fox bobbin weights were £5 delivered..

Try it with a heavy lead and a good bend in the tip of the rod; as you get a take and the lead moves, the tip springs straight, pulling the fish away from the snag. It also works fishing to other features, (far bank, islands etc), but again you do need to be on the rods

I have a couple for freshwater use one of those yellow hobbies that attach to the bait boat and a deeper pro plus. I turn the fish finder part off and just use them as a mapping tool my gps fish finder on my boat I use all the features on it but then I am fishing in the sea ..