Archive for April, 2008

Cat Copter Rig Part 2

Sunday, April 20th, 2008

Below is an Illustration of The Cat Copter Rig, a very effective sliding paternoster rig particularly effective over weed and in all depths of water. Illustration courtesy of Catfish Pro.

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Cat Copter Rig Part 1

Sunday, April 20th, 2008

Cat Copter Rig part 1

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Standard Catfishing Polyball Rig Part 2

Saturday, April 19th, 2008

Below is an illustration of The Standard Catfishing Polyball  Rig for suspending livebaits at a given depth. Illustration courtesy of Catfish Pro.

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Standard Catfishing Polyball Rig

Saturday, April 19th, 2008

Standard Catfishing Polyball Rig

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Which Bivvy? Part 1

Saturday, April 19th, 2008

There are so many Bivvies on the market when it comes to buying one where do you start? It’s not just Bivvies though there are Shelters, Brollys and Domes so lets have a look at the differences and advantages and disadvantages.

BROLLYS

Brollys are an extention of the umbrella principle which normally have storm side extensions that create a wrap around effect. The storm sides provide more shelter than a normal umbrella and some Brollys also have zip in front panels to provide almost total protection from the elements, though a set of storm poles is needed to support the front of the Brolly. A good example of a well designed Brolly System is the Angling Intelligence IWS 10+ Brolly . So what are the advantages/disadvantges of choosing a Brolly as your Carp Fishing Shelter? Most People consider Brollys to be easy to assemble and lightweight, however I am not convinced of this as most of the Brollys I’ve picked up seem very heavy. This may be down to the amount of ribs and steel used in their construction. As for the ease of assembley I am not convinced of this either as I find them quite unweildly, if you then add in the equation a groundsheet, 4 storm poles and a front panel I think they are heavier and more awkward to assemble than a cutting edge Bivvy. However despite my personal missgivings they remain very popular particularly as an open fronted overnight shelter in the warmer months.

Best fishes,

John

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Baitcast Reel Basics Demo

Friday, April 18th, 2008

See and hear how to set up your new Baitcast Reel correctly.

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Century NCS Carp Rods Demo

Friday, April 18th, 2008

See what The Century NCS Carp Rods can do in the right hands.Â

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Progress Report – Davids Session

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

I’ve just texted David to see how he’s getting on He’s had a couple including a new personal best Common Carp. Hopefully we’ll have some photo’s and a full catch report when he gets back.

Best fishes,

John

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Korda State Of The Art Underwater Carp Fishing Part 2

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

More Underwater Fishing Showing Carp In Their Natural Environment.

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Korda State Of The Art Underwater Carp Fishing

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

See The First ever Carp Caught on camera underwater from start to finish.

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