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:) tut tut petey i'm surprised at you
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Obvious i know , but we all have to be aware of what happens when any sort of running lead set up is plugged in silt . I imagine more so with inlines . Then again it might be different with a longer hooklength in a solid pva bag .
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Morning fellas . Havent we all wondered what our baited rigs REALLY look like on the lakebed ? After watching the underwater carp fishing videos that uncle Danny has been flogging and we've seen the carp "getting away with it" , how many sessions on the bank have been spoilt by that nagging doubt at the back of your mind ? Are you fishing properly ? Is it tangled ? Has that pva melted properly ? Murder isnt it ? Well fellas im delighted to say that that probkem has been solved forever , and it can be for you all as well . All you need is some petrol in your car . As some of you know , i've moved house recently . There are a lot of mostly minuses about this but one good thing has come out of it ..... We just won £500k on the lotto .(and i cant even post a smilie lol). She wants a swimming pool believe it or not . At least now i'll have somewhere to test my rigs . And you are all welcome to come and use my new life sized rig tank , life is definitley looking up
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Yeah i think your probably right , you cant beat a true pendant running lead , large bore run ring , on naked mainline too . Always registers whatever direction the fish decides to go . Yet another example of what probably sacrifices 25-30% indication for the sake of convenience . Every option has its time and place though no doubt. Its just a case of knowing it
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Thats why i like the lead clips made by solar and fox . Semi fixed lead set up until you remove a tiny peg and it becomes a totally free running lead . And vice versa of course . Dont like lead clips , never have since i saw a video of a carp using the lead to throw the hook , and always always use a free running pendant lead set up . But , occaisonally i use one of the above mentioned clips ...just in case lol. Quite like the look of the running inline set up that joe morgan has on you tube . Bite indication appears to be great but im not so sure how it would act on the lakebed though which is why i am wary of using it. Blanks , always nice to come up with something like you have there but is milky right ?
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I've been known to use most of the above at some time or another ( apart from nige's idea, im not that innovative lol).
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I want the chance of a 30+ this year, where to go?
newmarket replied to We5ty's topic in UK Venues and Where to Fish
I've recently posted on another thread about club waters si , and yes they dont like carpers . There is a lake nr me that is steeped in history . Dick walker & his mates used to fish there in the late 40's & 50's . In fact walker caught a 38lber there the week before he got the 44lber from redmire . Its said that the carp there today are direct descendants of those old warriors . Its supposedly little known but it would explain why you can join the club on a general coarse ticket but have to be a member for 2 years before you can even get on the waiting list for a carp ticket. Theres a day ticket complex 5 mins drive away that has lotsa bigguns and will do a 40 this year i expect ... Just an example of essex clubs ... -
I want the chance of a 30+ this year, where to go?
newmarket replied to We5ty's topic in UK Venues and Where to Fish
Hello matey , you have more chance of being struck by lightening than getting a syndi ticket in essex . Where you are situated i'd be looking at the lea valley/ herts day tickets ie carthagena or holyfield , amwell lakes etc . Or billericay angling club has loadsa waters with largish carp but not sure if you can night fish em . I think some you can . Theres also cuton lakes pn the a12 at chelmsford . For somewhere more quiet & unknown to many there is Dawnsvale nr braintree . Its mostly a runs water with lotsa doubles but there IS a 30+ ghostie lurking in there somewhere . She did have a bounty on it . Free fishing for a year to the captor . Good luck matey. -
Really ? I have difficulties understanding rig mechanics to be honest but i've never had problems with curve shanks ( except the blunt korda ones ) . Imo longshanks are iffyer . Also , find myself agreeing with nick re the run ring , and gardner do some shorter , more narrow anti tangle sleeves which would be a bit neater . In any case , theo's pva bag will sort out any tangling issues as will a good quality pva nugget on the hookshank
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I SO wish i could get into a club . It must be so much more pleasant than having to fish day tickets..... 7-8 year waiting lists to get into local clubs that stock carp . And even then you have to hold a general coarse membership before you can put your name on the waiting list . I'm not kidding , there are syndicate waters in essex with shorter waiting lists . Which is fine if like fishing days only...
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Must be lovely living down there cut , only fished dorset the one week i had on the stour a few years ago . Im assuming the stour & avon are carpless ? Otherwise thats where i'd be for sure so im assuming you've done 'em to death ? Cant help you with venues really mate but if i knew , i'd fill you in ...honest (thats just the kind of fella i am
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Mmmmm....so, come on then theo , whats this wonderful tangle free wonder rig that you're prepared to give away ? After all , i'd hate to think that all that fretting and spending etc was for nothing ? I mean , youre obviously dying to divulge lol
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Walthamstow ressies mate . Big big carp , not easy and days only i believe apart from one weekend a month when it becomes a circus .
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I think it might be like walthamstow mm . One weekend a month ...and that weekend is crazy !
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Hello mate and welcome to the forum . The obvious thing to say but if i was in dorset i'd be living on the banks of the stour
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Why not ? Ive caught using a bottom bait on a choddy . Adam penning once wrote about it i believe .
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Woodlakes, Stowbridge, Kings Lynn
newmarket replied to andy1977's topic in UK Venues and Where to Fish
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Glugging plastic baits your thought's and observations.
newmarket replied to tylow77's topic in UK Bait and Bait Making
How long does Credence Corn take to biodegrade? This depends on conditions; Credence Corn is broken down to nothing by bacteria and light. Therefore it is dependent on the conditions and water temperature. In a glass of sterile water and kept in the dark it will take a long time to break down. In a silted pond it will take a much shorter time –usually less time than any pop up or shelf life boilie. Gives you a pretty good idea mate The kryston doppelganger looks like it leaks off food signals for considerably longer than the japanese stuff . Just depends on whether you can be bothered to shape it yourself . How longs it been on the market because its new to me ? -
Looks a nice place to fish si , especially if you like a bit of tench dabbling Go all out for the big tench and one of the bigger carp will probably show up . I must say si , you seem to be really lucky in your part of the country in that there are lots of lovely looking fisheries .
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Specsavers... 2 for 1... I know how you can be banned for breathing the wrong way on here so I am careful what I type now now petey
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Hello lads , i dont often post in this section as i always thought i knew all my local fisheries etc . However whilst net browsing i came across priory angling club which has 4 lakes in aveley road , upminster rm14. I've emailed them enquiring about membership but just wondered whether anybody knew anything anout the club or lakes etc ? Thanks in advance men
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Glugging plastic baits your thought's and observations.
newmarket replied to tylow77's topic in UK Bait and Bait Making
Definately worth a look . Bet it aint cheap but would make me feel better in that it is biodegradable . -
Glugging plastic baits your thought's and observations.
newmarket replied to tylow77's topic in UK Bait and Bait Making
Pete there are some artifical baits on the market that are porous mate . I think its avid that do artifical pop ups that certainly do the job and im sure there are others . I dont think plastic is to be taken literally and most of these artifical baits on the market these days do take on flavours to a degree . -
Glugging plastic baits your thought's and observations.
newmarket replied to tylow77's topic in UK Bait and Bait Making
Hello mate . At last a new thread Plastic baits ? Tbh i've only ever used 'em to tip off a boilie as a visual thing but i have no doubt that they work and indeed take on all sorts of flavours . Its something i will be considering this year should i need to go down the particle route ie fake corn or maize . I use fake worms and bloodworm sometimes if i am fishing a bait directly to a hook just like i would use a small section of elastic band to stop a worm wriggling off ...a kind of bait stop if you like ... The only worry i have is that in the event of a break off , the fake bait is fishing forever and wont break down or rot like a foodbait would. My conscience would be eased because i never ever use leaders tubing or leadcore .... That is another thread though. Glugged plastic baits ? Yeah why not ! -
Always liked shaun harrison . One of the less up himself celebrity carpers .