Ginger9991

Let us know buddy i need to by some new sticks.

So, Its time to come out of the closet....i have never really floater fished for Carp in the 30 years i have fished. BUT...im now fishing a lake where its going to be a strong method through the summer and i can also fish a little during the day/early evening SO: Any advice or tips?....what dog biscuits should i be using now a days? Should i be using something else.... Should i be rubbing my vaceline down my line instead of my.....lips! I will be buying a 4th rod for this, Any recommendations on a good floater set up? 12ft/10ft..... THANKS ALL!

yeah more information cant hurt. i find they are constantly looking for GPS when out in the lakes near me which makes the process of mapping a lake so slow and annoying, Im glad when its done!

I have had a deeper for years. When i join a new ticket i go over there when its quiet or empty and cast it in every swim to get a map of the lake and give me an idea of the depth and where the channels are around the lake.....It then tends to sit in my bag til the next ticket. Dont really pay much attention to fish or hard spots that the deeper feeds back. On a weedy venue i might chuck it out a again to mark a few clear spots to investigate further with the lead. One thing to remember that i see loads of people doing is they find a clear spot or a spot on the deeper they want to fish, They put it in the clip and wrap it out....Say 8 wraps....Then stick a lead on and start trying to find the spot.....obviously the deeper is on top of the water and when changing to a lead, the lead is swinging back so completely missing the spot they have marked. so also add a wrap or 2 before leading.

Tempest T100, infill, groundsheet winter/skull wrap and the storm poles. i have the V2 and needed more height so grabbed this in Black Friday sale from Parkfield Angling. Parkfield Angling are worth a look. Always does a deal and the customer service is the best i have had. I think they are based in Liverpool.

Looking to maybe join the syndicate, details of the lake are pretty vague, I knwo they lost a few lumps over the last few years. Anyone fishing it or know whats going on there at the moment?

The wife is fed up of various fishing bits in the house so looks like my next purchase will be this bad boy. https://www.asgardsss.co.uk/fishing-tackle-storage#reviews

Have you been glugging these? If so some thick glugs can dry them out giving you this issue.

i thought about it but my existing Adobe for me and him is about 8 years old so it could do with replacing anyway.

Hi, So probably should have mentioned his 4...so same bivvy really. Need to be able to get 2 beds in and a little bit of space between (little way) so he can play if its raining! We have a 2 man Abode, Great bivvy but the beds have to be side by side which takes up the whole bivvy...He has an adult bed.....daddies cast off!

Hi guys, I need a 2 man for me and my boy, Looking at the Avid Accent, Wondering if there is anything else out there people will recommend?

@salokcinnodrog Hey buddy long time no speak, Hope your well? i know you know this area pretty well.

Hey all, So someone mentioned to me recently her partner was fishing Elmstead Res...i have never heard of it, was wondering if anyone had any info? A quick look on google maps shows some big slabs of water so any info of lakes in the area would be useful. Im currently fishing the Match Pit near there so looking to join some waiting lists for when i eventually move on.

Yeah thought the bag was great, Used it right through winter. Only changed when i got a Nash Indulgence bed.

brought the bushwhacker, the standard length just isnt enough so i ended up buying the 20 extra sections....its expensive i dont want to add up the cost, but if it catches a few fish its worth it!