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  1. We should try the lake at my son in law. Rumours have it there are carp escaped from the fishery. But this little lake was never ever fished by anybody.
  2. Ahoj

    I am trying to obtain a fishing license, I travel to presov two/three times a year and have a house in a nearby village. I would like to fish but i am really struggling to find out how and where to obtain the permit. I was wondering if you could help me please. 

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      pali

      Hi, if you plan fishing on regular basis I suggest this:

      1. At local municipality (obecný úrad) buy fishing ticket (rybársky lístok), it is valid one or three years, the longer one is also cheaper per annum. 

      2. Find the local Slovak angling association office (Slovenský rybársky zväz) and they can sell you either fishing license for a week or a year. Annual license can be valid for local waters + so called association waters (all larger lakes and rivers) or as local waters permit only. The first one costs a bit more than 100€ a year. Address is Plzenská 2829/6 Prešov.

       https://maps.google.sk/maps?oe=UTF-8&hl=sk-sk&client=safari&gfe_rd=cr&um=1&ie=UTF-8&fb=1&gl=sk&entry=s&sa=X&ftid=0x473eed7a0a982091:0xf18917691f44f1e9&gmm=CgIgAQ%3D%3D 

      If I remember right license should be cheaper for association members, then:

      3. Apply for membership which costs some initial fee and from there on you pay the membership stamps every year. 

      I am not 100% certain about citizens from abroad but this is roughly the outline. You can buy only a week license if you are not a member but I am not sure. If you go to their office they will tell you what to do. Just make sure you have fishing ticket mentioned in 1. above because they can't sell a license if you don't have it. 

      I hope this helps. 

  3. Is there any chance to prebait about for a week and observe if the food will vanish? I did it this way and I could even find out the day time when they fed. It was maybe 1m away from the bank and the key thing was to bury the rig under gravel only with hook and boilie out between a dozen of freebies. Are there swan mussels? Some people use empty shells to hide lead into it (glued together) to mask the rig. Also possibly the best time to catch can be after dark.
  4. Can you write a bit more about carp scene in Iran? I have no idea and it would be interesting to know.
  5. In every lake detritus will evolve and it contains small creatures, worms etc. Carp will eat it. Also mussels are eaten. Being you I would start with some corn, this is probably the most universal bait for carp. Later you could experiment with boilies but I am uncertain about availability in your country.
  6. It is a bit tough question because I do not know the temperature characteristic through out the year. If it would be in Europe then in the spring the right places would be shallow warmer spots up to 2m deep. Then later I would look for some sand and gravel bars between 3 and 9 meters. Before a regular winter I would look after deeper spots. But in Iran it may be completely different due to climate, water temperature, natural food distribution etc. Another rule of the thumb is to orient yourself by wind direction. Especially after period with warm weather and no wind if the wind starts blowing you should select the shore where the waves are going to and cast against the wind. The effect of oxygenating the water is kind of sure fire method to catch carp. They will follow such water and start to feed. This is even more valid if the lake is deep.
  7. My article correcting the wrong setup of helicopter with swivel was sent to the magazine and will be published on the very next issue. At the end I wrote an anouncement of your article which should cover the larger scope of the topic. The editor was very interested and willing to provide anglers with informations which will increase the carp safety. I am honored to help you to spread the news.
  8. Now you can understand Keith why I asked you on writing that article. I had a short talk with the editor and he was quite shocked on what I´ve told him. The good thing is that he is not stuck on "being right" and is ready to provide field with new informations. 15 years ago when they started the TV show there were maybe only 150 anglers releasing caught fish (out of 130.000). This editor is repeatedly promoting Catch and Release method in all that years. Now the young generation accepted it and the old ones also are changing mind though it is a slow process. But you can see, that while writing your article it is very much needed to show photos and charts of safe and death rigs and it must be very down to earth because there is quite some task to be achieved. You can cause more than you think by all this. Edit: Yes, I have found the article on helicopter rig and I am sending the comment on that to the mag. It would be great if you could send me the original photos from http://www.fishingmagic.com/news/article/mps/UAN/3066/v/3/sp/ (in a print quality) Am I right to assume that you made them?
  9. Hmm, that seems to be a valid argument. Poor fish Well, if you write the article what we spoke about it will be published, it is already agreed with the biggest mag in Slovakia, the editor is very much interested. http://www.rrr.sk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=109&Itemid=36 Though it is not carp only mag, but carping is the most important part of it. Another thing is that they have also the TV show every 2 weeks where the impact can be even more strong but to organize being you in front of the camera is a bit more tough thing (because of distance).
  10. Hi, any information about Danube delta? I am fishing on Danube about 1800km upstream and I was many times curious about fishing in the delta. I would appreciate any information about it.
  11. On a lake I prefer around 5 inches hookling but on river I go seldom under 2 feet. It seems that long hooklings will enable to settle bait down in the stream. It will lay on the bottom without whirling.
  12. http://www.peca.hu/video/a_30as_alomhataron_tul/ The editor of carp magazine in Hungary caught this amazing fish on 15th september. 31,5kg common caught in Danube.
  13. I could give more information rather about Slovakia (I am moderator of a carp section of biggest angler forum here), but also about Czech - we had common state for over 60 years. If you have some questions write it here. Maybe we could handle it also in separate thread for Slovakia.
  14. Is there anyone who has experience with carp fishing in Cyprus? I will fly over there and I was wondering if there is a chance to find a good place to fish.
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