lashy147

Wow Absolutely stunning fish, well done

Can you please say the one who can not be named or you know who...

Use a 12" hook-link with a hook set up that you are confident in and see how it goes. if you aren't getting bites make it longer or shorter and see what works Also- i would avoid inline leads unless the carp are feeding in the silt I would recommend the brown fox cortex coated braid for your hook-link choice You can never really say for certain and you will need to experiment Ok, thanks alot i will experiment next time i go (saturday) i'll use a bait im confident with (that i now catches) then alter the rig.

there is no gravel bars, the carp tend to accumulate near snaggy areas, im unsure about the silt, i would imagine in and around the silt, casting a heavy lead would cause it to sink in to the silt, and people are catching.

The lake i am currently fishing has a very very silty bottom, do you recommend a specific type of rig for this?

Ok thanks alot

I only use two main rigs, a standard bottom bait rig and a pop up rig, both of which are extremely simple. Should i keep to these or try out new types of rigs, will this improve my chance of catching?

thanks for the reply

Hi, planning on doing a session on this lake, i have fished before but i often get pestered by bream. I was just wondering if anyone has fished this lake recently, if so can you please give some tips and maybe some information how it is fishing etc... Thanks, Lashy147