james_d

Hey Guys and Girls Has anyone fished moreton-fisheries? I was thinking of doing a 24 hour session at Cudmore this weekend, however all I have heard are bad things really, also this complex is about 25 minutes closer to me so it sounds all good Has anyone every fished here? or heard anything about it? Any help would be very much appreciated Thanks, James

Hey Guys an Girls I am thinking of doing a 24 hour session this weekend coming and after having a look at a few places I think that Cudmore looks to be one amazing place I know it is more of a match style of fishery but after checking out the website it appears to have a few reasonable sized lakes for specimen fishing Can anyone tell me anything about this place? with such things as which pond to fish? is it worth me going? (this time of year etc) methods? etc. Just any help would be great I do not want to make the travel if it is not worth it If anyone could give me any help at all I would be very great full Thanks a lot James

Does anyone on here fish in St Helens, Merseyside? Just thought I would ask James

The one thing you should do here mate is keep it very simple as the rig will be nicely secured in the bag you do not have to worry about tangles or the hook point being covered, so that all good you just want a nice short simple knotless knot rig with a braid hook link of course so it lays nicely in the bag, with about a 3-5 inch hooklink should do you hope this helps James

Posts like this make my day, Thank You Something else for you, that I didn't think of at the time; A pop-up rig in most cases I would fish the bait tight to the hook shank, whether the fish suck in or mouth the bait you want the 2 close together to be taken in, yet with a bottom bait you may find that a large separation is better Thanks very much for all the great help mate and why is that on the bottom bait you would have a large seperation ? Thanks again means a lot James

Thank you very much for that to be honest amazing! help it has really helped me a lot, I think that I will play around with my rigs and change them to each individual water or circumstance I think this will help me learn a lot more, rather than just following the rigs that are "popular" saying that of course I will still get ideas and hints from them of course but my rigs are always going to be just that "my rigs" Thanks again guys James

Hey guys an girls, I have just finished reading an article in total carp about starting your season and getting everything ready for the new year ..anyway I was thinking is it worth me sticking to two rigs all year, one for pop ups and the second for my bottom bait ? Or should I try a lot of different rigs through out the year and see which one I like more or which ever gives me more success? as I to be honest have not used a lot of different rigs in my time what does everyone think ? Thanks, James :)