jules007
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agree with the above IF you are set on using it, but to be honest there really is no place for it in modern carp angling, there are no benefits from using it, and the danger to carp makes it a no brainer, when you see just how many carp waters ban it you can see just how much of a danger it is to the fish
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carp society horseshoe lake
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too right, im mid forties and get so excited when i know im going fishing, a right buzz
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hope you have a great session, let us all know how you get on
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hope this helps http://www.carp.com/carp-forum/viewtopic.php?t=43613&highlight=drayton
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use soft uncoated braid with little pva bags and coated braid with or with out pva
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have a look at this thread, might be helpful http://www.carp.com/carp-forum/viewtopic.php?t=44395
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does any one know of a lake in the north of england where i might find proper wild carp, my first ever carp was a little wild carp, and it would be nice to have a go at catching one this year
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welcome long time reader first time poster i would not recommend blue bell as like you say it can be a right hard water im sure some one will suggest a decent runs water, a place thats rammed with carp good luck
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like the man said, it can possibly cause damage to smaller fish if in doubt leave it out where fish welfare is concerned
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yep, a very good method, that i use with great results! free lined bread is still a top bait that a lot of anglers over look
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And the deepening pool, another classic
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lovely fish but right hard water
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sounds about right mate
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non fishing.....any thing by james patterson fishing..........terry hearns books, really looking forward to the 3rd one and chris yates books
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cant help with your question but welcome to the forum
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you could try pride of derby think its about £80
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looks a lovely lake
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hope it goes well for you, it goes without saying you might blank but that can happen on any water , so if you post about your visit to the fishery take this into account.............and good luck
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im currently reading this book, and yes its a great read but oh how times have changed!!
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good luck, hope you do well on there
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http://www.carp.com/carp-forum/viewtopic.php?t=42385&highlight=four+seasons would be good to get your opninion on this venue
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i like the look of moor green but cant go often enough to justify the syndicate fee
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whats the situation with pods/sticks, i usually fish on bank sticks, so dont really want to set up a pod for one rod, though did say to mate we could share a pod, could be a laugh doing that
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cheers leggs, i just fancy a day on drayton catching loads, i had figured sweetcorn would be the one to use, pop up fake corn and spod corn over the top, keep them feeding
