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Ad - Carp Power Porter Barrow 12v with Drop in Middle

Ad - Carp Power Porter Barrow 12v with Drop in Middle Bag On eBay here -->> https://t.co/3heVX From Anglersnet
2021-02-22 16:40:09
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#love #carpfishing Men's Middle Calf Rubber Rain Boots

#love #carpfishing Men's Middle Calf Rubber Rain Boots https://t.co/gZBNaxfUFu https://t.co/pjvBAo8a From Fishinaria
2019-05-30 18:02:55
#love #carpfishing Men's Middle Calf Rubber Rain Boots https://t.co/gZBNaxfUFu https://t.co/pjvBAo8aE5

Middle rods the favourite... #CarpFishing #PrayToTheCarpGods https://t.co/OjITm20D59 From Lfc_carper
2018-04-22 16:52:22
Middle rods the favourite... #CarpFishing #PrayToTheCarpGods https://t.co/OjITm20D59

Although I enjoy fishing for all types of carp, I must

Although I enjoy fishing for all types of carp, I must say I prefer the dark coloured fish to the pa From Simon Crow
2017-07-08 08:05:52
Although I enjoy fishing for all types of carp, I must say I prefer the dark coloured fish to the pale ones. This cracker tripped up right in the Middle of the storm the other day after taking a liking to a 20mm Key Cray fished at range on a 75 acre northern pit 👍 #carpfishing

** Etang Cache Cup Report ** Neil Golden reports back

** Etang Cache Cup Report ** Neil Golden reports back from the Etang Cache Cup - From Total Carp Magazine
2017-06-17 18:00:18
** Etang Cache Cup Report ** Neil Golden reports back from the Etang Cache Cup - "We managed to get our first choice of peg so confidence was high from the very beginning. Our peg had a heavy snagged area to the right which is known to hold fish. However, most importantly, it also has a big channel in the Middle which the fish use to patrol up and down the lake. Our plan was to try and cut the channel off to stop the fish moving out of our area and on to the other competitors. The match was 48 hours so we felt there was enough fish in the area to win the match or at least put up a solid challenge if we could keep them there. Without going in to the technical side any further our tactics worked flawlessly and we absolutely hauled. We had three 40s including a 47lb 8oz common and the rest of the weight was made up by stunning 30lbers." "The other teams round the lake struggled to get on the fish while we managed to keep them in front of us for the entire duration of the comp. We used a mixture of the Key Cray and Scopex Squid boilies sprinkled with the Nash Cray Fish meal and the fish just went wild. When the buzzer finally sounded we discovered that third place was last years winners from France with only 28lbs. Second place was a Dutch team with just over 48lb and we finished on a total of 402lb in 48 hours. After loosing the lead at last knockings to the French last year and to win by such a margin this time made revenge sweeter than a pineapple popup."

One of my first tench of the year caught on the method

One of my first tench of the year caught on the method feeder at an old estate lake in the <b>Middle From Carl and Alex Fishing
2017-05-16 22:45:54
One of my first tench of the year caught on the method feeder at an old estate lake in the Middle of nowhere! Next cast... 20lb mirror on my light feeder fishing set up, that was a crazy fight!

One of my first tench of the year caught on the method

One of my first tench of the year caught on the method feeder at an old estate lake in the <b>Middle From Carl and Alex Fishing
2017-05-16 21:55:38
One of my first tench of the year caught on the method feeder at an old estate lake in the Middle of nowhere! Next cast... 20lb mirror on my light feeder fishing set up, that was a crazy fight!

One of my first tench of the year caught on the method

One of my first tench of the year caught on the method feeder at an old estate lake in the <b>Middle From Carl and Alex Fishing
2017-05-16 18:20:48
One of my first tench of the year caught on the method feeder at an old estate lake in the Middle of nowhere! Next cast... 20lb mirror on my light feeder fishing set up, that was a crazy fight!

One of my first tench of the year caught on the method

One of my first tench of the year caught on the method feeder at an old estate lake in the <b>Middle From Carl and Alex Fishing
2017-05-16 09:40:51
One of my first tench of the year caught on the method feeder at an old estate lake in the Middle of nowhere! Next cast... 20lb mirror on my light feeder fishing set up, that was a crazy fight!

RidgeMonkey's Tec Mainlines are coming soon!! Here's

RidgeMonkey's Tec Mainlines are coming soon!! Here's RM's following press release: From Advanced Carp Fishing Magazine
2017-05-05 20:00:31
RidgeMonkey's Tec Mainlines are coming soon!! Here's RM's following press release: "Following much speculation, teasing and downright tomfoolery, we're pleased to announce that the first two RM-Tec products are ready for release. Developed in conjunction with Carp Talk/Mainline Carp Angler of the Year Dave Levy and former distance casting World Record holder Terry Edmonds, the RM-Tec lines have been put through their paces by our expansive testing team across Europe – from 1 acre ponds to 10,000 acres+ inland seas and big snaggy rivers, they have been a keystone in landing fish to over 70lb from multiple countries. Conservatively rated, the RM-Tec lines will break well above the stated breaking strains when used with a well-tied knot and have performed without fault throughout the final testing stage. RM-Tec Mono Sinking monofilament mainline with excellent casting qualities and low stretch, supplied on massive 1200 metre spools. RM-Tec Mono mainline is the perfect all-rounder for almost any fishing situation, from an underarm lob in the edge to extreme distances on an inland sea. A great low maintenance fishing line with high abrasion resistance and low memory. 1200m spool available in clear, brown and green in 0.35mm (12lb/5.4kg), 0.38mm (15lb/6.8kg) and 0.42mm (18lb/8.2kg) breaking strain. RRP: £18.99 RM-Tec Fluoro Sinking fluorocarbon coated mainline with superior casting qualities and very low stretch, ideal for fishing heavily pressured waters with spooky fish that have seen it all – the high density allows the line to hug the bottom contours, remaining undetected by the target species while still retaining the casting qualities of a standard monofilament: the perfect Middle ground between weight and castability. High abrasion resistance and low memory. 1000m spool available in 0.33mm (15lb/6.8kg) and 0.37mm (20lb/9.1kg) breaking strain RRP: £24.99 We hope to have the new RM-Tec mainlines in retailers nationwide next month, with a full RM-Tec range of end tackle to follow shortly afterwards: keep an eye on www.ridgemonkey.co.uk and our social media channels for further updates!!"

RidgeMonkey have announced their new Tec Mainlines! RidgeMonkey said: From Total Carp Magazine
2017-05-05 18:00:25
RidgeMonkey have announced their new Tec Mainlines! RidgeMonkey said: "Following much speculation, teasing and downright tomfoolery, we’re pleased to announce that the first two RM-Tec products are ready for release. Developed in conjunction with Carp Talk/Mainline Carp Angler of the Year Dave Levy and former distance casting World Record holder Terry Edmonds, the RM-Tec lines have been put through their paces by our expansive testing team across Europe – from 1 acre ponds to 10,000 acre+ inland seas and big snaggy rivers, they have been a keystone in landing fish to over 70lb from multiple countries. Conservatively rated, the RM-Tec lines will break well above the stated breaking strains when used with a well tied knot and have performed without fault throughout the final testing stage. RM-Tec Mono Sinking monofilament mainline with excellent casting qualities and low stretch, supplied on massive 1200 metre spools. RM-Tec Mono mainline is the perfect all-rounder for almost any fishing situation, from an underarm lob in the edge to extreme distances on an inland sea. A great low maintenance fishing line with high abrasion resistance and low memory. 1200m spool available in clear, brown and green in 0.35mm (12lb/5.4kg), 0.38mm (15lb/6.8kg) and 0.42mm (18lb/8.2kg) breaking strain. RRP: £18.99 RM-Tec Fluoro Sinking fluorocarbon coated mainline with superior casting qualities and very low stretch, ideal for fishing heavily pressured waters with spooky fish that have seen it all – the high density allows the line to hug the bottom contours, remaining undetected by the target species while still retaining the casting qualities of a standard monofilament: the perfect Middle ground between weight and castability. High abrasion resistance and low memory. 1000m spool available in 0.33mm (15lb/6.8kg) and 0.37mm (20lb/9.1kg) breaking strain RRP: £24.99 We hope to have the new RM-Tec mainlines in retailers nationwide next month, with a full RM-Tec range of end tackle to follow shortly afterwards: keep an eye on www.ridgemonkey.co.uk and our social media channels for further updates!"

Well done to Kevin Clarke and Steven Sherwood on qualifying

Well done to Kevin Clarke and Steven Sherwood on qualifying through to the BCAC semi final. In Kevin From Hinders Fishing Superstore
2017-03-21 12:10:34
Well done to Kevin Clarke and Steven Sherwood on qualifying through to the BCAC semi final. In Kevins words.... "This weekend I was using the nut 365 on willow park in a British Carp Angling Championships qualifier . After coming out 8th in the draw and not getting the best of swims it was time to start fishing. My fishing partner Steve had a couple of fish Friday evening seeing us in first place for the first half of the match. Saturday the fish had moved off to the Middle of the lake so we started moving down the order. Sunday morning come around and the fish had moved to my baited spots and was on the nut 365. We finished in second place and going on to the semifinals." Top result boys!

After finishing my session last session I got a home

After finishing my session last session I got a home call off my friend asking if I wanted to go the From Hinders Fishing Superstore
2017-03-03 18:00:49
After finishing my session last session I got a home call off my friend asking if I wanted to go the res for the afternoon. It's a 60 acre reservoir in the Middle of mansfield. We went for 3 hours and managed to bag 5 fish between us, me having 3 and my friend 2. All my bites fell to Multi-rigs fished with a washed out Nut 365 Pop-ups. All fish were caught only a rod length and a half from the bank proving locatio is always key. Lewis

The Carpin on show on March the 11th sees the launch

The Carpin on show on March the 11th sees the launch of Carping Mad 3 written by Mainline consultant From Mainline Baits
2017-02-21 19:00:12
The Carpin on show on March the 11th sees the launch of Carping Mad 3 written by Mainline consultant Mike Spug Redfern, or Spug as he is known. It's another crazy outing from him and comes with an age certificate rating of 17, just like his first book. His first book sold out and is now a sought after book for collectors. Pre-orders are being taken now at http://www.mikespugredfern.com/carping-mad-books and will be despatched in the Middle of March. Don't miss out!

Danny Beckwith prebaited an area with our new test

Danny Beckwith prebaited an area with our new test bait then 30 minutes later the <b>Middle</b> rod From Mainline Baits
2016-10-26 08:20:13
Danny Beckwith prebaited an area with our new test bait then 30 minutes later the Middle rod was away with this lovely Common. Nice one Danny. #mainlinebaits

***NEW PRODUCT ALERT*** Introducing our new Camotex

***NEW PRODUCT ALERT*** Introducing our new Camotex Impact Inline Leads design to turn pick ups into From Fox International
2016-10-12 02:41:03
***NEW PRODUCT ALERT*** Introducing our new Camotex Impact Inline Leads design to turn pick ups into hooked carp! • Rig exits the lead from the Middle of the lead to ensure the fish comes into contact with the full weight of the lead upon straightening the hooklink • Unique design helps to set the hook and convert more pick ups • Perfect for short-medium range plus solid PVA bag fishing • Features Camotex camouflage coating • Available in three sizes – 3oz/85g, 4oz/113g and 5oz/142g • Can also be fished inline drop off style in conjunction with Edges Drop Off Inline Kit RRP: start from £1.40 each

***NEW PRODUCT ALERT*** Introducing our new Camotex

***NEW PRODUCT ALERT*** Introducing our new Camotex Impact Inline Leads design to turn pick ups into From Fox International
2016-10-11 17:30:32
***NEW PRODUCT ALERT*** Introducing our new Camotex Impact Inline Leads design to turn pick ups into hooked carp! • Rig exits the lead from the Middle of the lead to ensure the fish comes into contact with the full weight of the lead upon straightening the hooklink • Unique design helps to set the hook and convert more pick ups • Perfect for short-medium range plus solid PVA bag fishing • Features Camotex camouflage coating • Available in three sizes – 3oz/85g, 4oz/113g and 5oz/142g • Can also be fished inline drop off style in conjunction with Edges Drop Off Inline Kit RRP: £1.40 each

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****** BREAKING NEWS **** CATCH REPORT **** BREAKING NEWS ****** Our very own Chris Robson has been From Pallatrax
2016-10-10 20:35:27
****** BREAKING NEWS **** CATCH REPORT **** BREAKING NEWS ****** Our very own Chris Robson has been out on the bank and in competitive mood, here is his report about how he got on. Hi, all. Back on the bank at Forest Lane for a midweek open this week. Fishing on Oaklands Lake. The lake had been fishing well through the later part of the summer, with 100lb needed to frame in most matches. However, a couple of days of torrential rains and a change to cooler wind things could well be changing. So it was going to be a case of not placing all my eggs in one basket. I drew peg 8, Middle of the lake and somewhere I fancied for a chance of a few fish. Plenty of water and more than enough options to keep me interested. I have been guilty in recent matches of trying to do too much, ending up splitting up my fish and not doing the pegs justice. So today I decided to stick to just two lines. One at sixteen metre's, which was to be my softly, softly catch anything line. Then a shorter line at six metre's at the base of the near slope. I planned to feed this spot heavier in the hope of some bonus fish. Baits for the day were plenty of maggots (boosted with a liberal coating of the ever reliable #Jungle overspray) and the new #Pallatrax groundbait pellets. At the all in, I fed three large pots of the pellets on the 6m line. Along with around half a pint of the boosted maggots. The idea being to leave this line to settle, building up the fishes confidence and hopefully give me a run of fish later in the match. I started the session on the long line, feeding regularly, and feeling my way into the game. Letting the fish tell me what they wanted, by trickling in a dozen or so maggots and the same of the 4mm groundbait pellets It took me 15 minutes to get a bite, a small Carp of around a pound. Keeping the bait trickling in through a small pot mounted on the pole was key It's so important to keep busy on a tricky day. Lifting and dropping the rig, almost teasing the fish into biting was the trick on this occasion. The match went pretty much to plan. Other than pulling out of a couple of good fish on a snag. I spent the first 3 hours putting a real mixed bag of smaller fish together. The variety of species is brilliant in this lake. Barbel, Goldfish, Roach, Rudd, Tench, Golden Tench, Perch, Golden Orfe, Crucians and every type of carp imaginable. Brilliant fishing. The last 2 hours I sat on the shorter line. It was slower going, but using a bunch of maggots (4/5) and on the heavier terminal tackle I was hoping for some bonus fish so it was a gamble. Thankfully on this occasion, it paid off. Four superb Barbel to about 5lb and several Carp of a similar stamp boosted my final weight. Rigs for the day consisted of 0.13 Gamma on the long line, to a size 16 hook. With a strung out shotting pattern to give more natural fall of the bait, also helping to catch the fish when gently lifting and dropping the rig back. I stepped up to 0.15 Gamma and size 14 hook for the short bonus fish line. With a bulk shot around 6" from the hook. To nail the bait down. The elastic choice was a doubled up 6 for the small fish and a double 8 for the big fish. I weighed in 86lb 12oz. With second place being 30lb, proving that making the right decisions and using top quality bait is critical. A fabulous and busy days fishing. Watching the conditions before the session, and using a flexible approach proved key to the result. With most people coming and expecting to be fishing for big summer weights, their tactics just weren't right on the day. Tight lines, Chris

****** BREAKING NEWS **** CATCH REPORT **** BREAKING

****** BREAKING NEWS **** CATCH REPORT **** BREAKING NEWS ****** Our very own Chris Robson has been From Pallatrax
2016-10-09 22:00:23
****** BREAKING NEWS **** CATCH REPORT **** BREAKING NEWS ****** Our very own Chris Robson has been out on the bank and in competitive mood, here is his report about how he got on. Hi, all. Back on the bank at Forest Lane for a midweek open this week. Fishing on Oaklands Lake. The lake had been fishing well through the later part of the summer, with 100lb needed to frame in most matches. However, a couple of days of torrential rains and a change to cooler wind things could well be changing. So it was going to be a case of not placing all my eggs in one basket. I drew peg 8, Middle of the lake and somewhere I fancied for a chance of a few fish. Plenty of water and more than enough options to keep me interested. I have been guilty in recent matches of trying to do too much, ending up splitting up my fish and not doing the pegs justice. So today I decided to stick to just two lines. One at sixteen metre's, which was to be my softly, softly catch anything line. Then a shorter line at six metre's at the base of the near slope. I planned to feed this spot heavier in the hope of some bonus fish. Baits for the day were plenty of maggots (boosted with a liberal coating of the ever reliable #Jungle overspray) and the new #Pallatrax groundbait pellets. At the all in, I fed three large pots of the pellets on the 6m line. Along with around half a pint of the boosted maggots. The idea being to leave this line to settle, building up the fishes confidence and hopefully give me a run of fish later in the match. I started the session on the long line, feeding regularly, and feeling my way into the game. Letting the fish tell me what they wanted, by trickling in a dozen or so maggots and the same of the 4mm groundbait pellets It took me 15 minutes to get a bite, a small Carp of around a pound. Keeping the bait trickling in through a small pot mounted on the pole was key It's so important to keep busy on a tricky day. Lifting and dropping the rig, almost teasing the fish into biting was the trick on this occasion. The match went pretty much to plan. Other than pulling out of a couple of good fish on a snag. I spent the first 3 hours putting a real mixed bag of smaller fish together. The variety of species is brilliant in this lake. Barbel, Goldfish, Roach, Rudd, Tench, Golden Tench, Perch, Golden Orfe, Crucians and every type of carp imaginable. Brilliant fishing. The last 2 hours I sat on the shorter line. It was slower going, but using a bunch of maggots (4/5) and on the heavier terminal tackle I was hoping for some bonus fish so it was a gamble. Thankfully on this occasion, it paid off. Four superb Barbel to about 5lb and several Carp of a similar stamp boosted my final weight. Rigs for the day consisted of 0.13 Gamma on the long line, to a size 16 hook. With a strung out shotting pattern to give more natural fall of the bait, also helping to catch the fish when gently lifting and dropping the rig back. I stepped up to 0.15 Gamma and size 14 hook for the short bonus fish line. With a bulk shot around 6" from the hook. To nail the bait down. The elastic choice was a doubled up 6 for the small fish and a double 8 for the big fish. I weighed in 86lb 12oz. With second place being 30lb, proving that making the right decisions and using top quality bait is critical. A fabulous and busy days fishing. Watching the conditions before the session, and using a flexible approach proved key to the result. With most people coming and expecting to be fishing for big summer weights, their tactics just weren't right on the day. Tight lines, Chris

****** BREAKING NEWS **** CATCH REPORT **** BREAKING

****** BREAKING NEWS **** CATCH REPORT **** BREAKING NEWS ****** Our very own Chris Robson has been From Pallatrax
2016-10-08 05:25:20
****** BREAKING NEWS **** CATCH REPORT **** BREAKING NEWS ****** Our very own Chris Robson has been out on the bank and in competitive mood, here is his report about how he got on. Hi, all. Back on the bank at Forest Lane for a midweek open this week. Fishing on Oaklands Lake. The lake had been fishing well through the later part of the summer, with 100lb needed to frame in most matches. However, a couple of days of torrential rains and a change to cooler wind things could well be changing. So it was going to be a case of not placing all my eggs in one basket. I drew peg 8, Middle of the lake and somewhere I fancied for a chance of a few fish. Plenty of water and more than enough options to keep me interested. I have been guilty in recent matches of trying to do too much, ending up splitting up my fish and not doing the pegs justice. So today I decided to stick to just two lines. One at sixteen metre's, which was to be my softly, softly catch anything line. Then a shorter line at six metre's at the base of the near slope. I planned to feed this spot heavier in the hope of some bonus fish. Baits for the day were plenty of maggots (boosted with a liberal coating of the ever reliable #Jungle overspray) and the new #Pallatrax groundbait pellets. At the all in, I fed three large pots of the pellets on the 6m line. Along with around half a pint of the boosted maggots. The idea being to leave this line to settle, building up the fishes confidence and hopefully give me a run of fish later in the match. I started the session on the long line, feeding regularly, and feeling my way into the game. Letting the fish tell me what they wanted, by trickling in a dozen or so maggots and the same of the 4mm groundbait pellets It took me 15 minutes to get a bite, a small Carp of around a pound. Keeping the bait trickling in through a small pot mounted on the pole was key It's so important to keep busy on a tricky day. Lifting and dropping the rig, almost teasing the fish into biting was the trick on this occasion. The match went pretty much to plan. Other than pulling out of a couple of good fish on a snag. I spent the first 3 hours putting a real mixed bag of smaller fish together. The variety of species is brilliant in this lake. Barbel, Goldfish, Roach, Rudd, Tench, Golden Tench, Perch, Golden Orfe, Crucians and every type of carp imaginable. Brilliant fishing. The last 2 hours I sat on the shorter line. It was slower going, but using a bunch of maggots (4/5) and on the heavier terminal tackle I was hoping for some bonus fish so it was a gamble. Thankfully on this occasion, it paid off. Four superb Barbel to about 5lb and several Carp of a similar stamp boosted my final weight. Rigs for the day consisted of 0.13 Gamma on the long line, to a size 16 hook. With a strung out shotting pattern to give more natural fall of the bait, also helping to catch the fish when gently lifting and dropping the rig back. I stepped up to 0.15 Gamma and size 14 hook for the short bonus fish line. With a bulk shot around 6" from the hook. To nail the bait down. The elastic choice was a doubled up 6 for the small fish and a double 8 for the big fish. I weighed in 86lb 12oz. With second place being 30lb, proving that making the right decisions and using top quality bait is critical. A fabulous and busy days fishing. Watching the conditions before the session, and using a flexible approach proved key to the result. With most people coming and expecting to be fishing for big summer weights, their tactics just weren't right on the day. Tight lines, Chris

Hi, all. Back on the bank at Forest Lane for a midweek

Hi, all. Back on the bank at Forest Lane for a midweek open this week. Fishing on Oaklands Lake. T From Pallatrax
2016-10-07 21:20:20
Hi, all. Back on the bank at Forest Lane for a midweek open this week. Fishing on Oaklands Lake. The lake had been fishing well through the later part of the summer, with 100lb needed to frame in most matches. However, a couple of days of torrential rains and a change to cooler wind things could well be changing. So it was going to be a case of not placing all my eggs in one basket. I drew peg 8, Middle of the lake and somewhere I fancied for a chance of a few fish. Plenty of water and more than enough options to keep me interested. I have been guilty in recent matches of trying to do too much, ending up splitting up my fish and not doing the pegs justice. So today I decided to stick to just two lines. One at 16m, which was to be my softly softly catch anything line. Then a shorter line at 6m at the base of the near slope. I planned to feed this spot heavier in the hope of some bonus fish. Baits for the day were plenty of maggots (boosted with a liberal coating of the ever reliable jungle overspray) and the new #Pallatrax groundbait pellets. At the all in, I fed three large pots of the pellets on the 6m line. Along with around half a pint of the boosted maggots. The idea being to leave this line to settle, building up the fishes confidence and hopefully give me a run of fish later in the match. I started the session on the long line, feeding regularly, and feeling my way into the game. Letting the fish tell me what they wanted, by trickling in a dozen or so maggots and the same of the 4mm groundbait pellets It took me 15 minutes to get a bite, a small Carp of around a pound. Keeping the bait trickling in through a small pot mounted on the pole was key It's so important to keep busy on a tricky day. Lifting and dropping the rig, almost teasing the fish into biting was the trick on this occasion. The match went pretty much to plan. Other than pulling out of a couple of good fish on a snag. I spent the first 3 hours putting a real mixed bag of smaller fish together. The variety of species is brilliant in this lake. Barbel, Goldfish, Roach, Rudd, Tench, Golden Tench, Perch, Golden Orfe, Crucians and every type of carp imaginable. Brilliant fishing. The last 2 hours I sat on the shorter line. It was slower going, but using a bunch of maggots (4/5) and on the heavier terminal tackle I was hoping for some bonus fish so it was a gamble. Thankfully on this occasion, it paid off. Four superb Barbel to about 5lb and several Carp of a similar stamp boosted my final weight. Rigs for the day consisted of 0.13 Gamma on the long line, to a size 16 hook. With a strung out shotting pattern to give more natural fall of the bait, also helping to catch the fish when gently lifting and dropping the rig back. I stepped up to 0.15 #Gamma and size 14 hook for the short bonus fish line. With a bulk shot around 6" from the hook. To nail the bait down. The elastic choice was a doubled up 6 for the small fish and a double 8 for the big fish. I weighed in 86lb 12oz. With second place being 30lb, proving that making the right decisions and using top quality bait is critical. A fabulous and busy days fishing. Watching the conditions before the session, and using a flexible approach proved key to the result. With most people coming and expecting to be fishing for big summer weights, their tactics just weren't right on the day. Tight lines, Chris #Matchfishing #1stPlace #TheHook #Catchmorefish shop.pallatrax.co.uk

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****** BREAKING NEWS **** CATCH REPORT **** BREAKING NEWS ****** Our very own Chris Robson has been From Pallatrax
2016-10-07 20:20:26
****** BREAKING NEWS **** CATCH REPORT **** BREAKING NEWS ****** Our very own Chris Robson has been out on the bank and in competitive mood, here is his report about how he got on. Hi, all. Back on the bank at Forest Lane for a midweek open this week. Fishing on Oaklands Lake. The lake had been fishing well through the later part of the summer, with 100lb needed to frame in most matches. However, a couple of days of torrential rains and a change to cooler wind things could well be changing. So it was going to be a case of not placing all my eggs in one basket. I drew peg 8, Middle of the lake and somewhere I fancied for a chance of a few fish. Plenty of water and more than enough options to keep me interested. I have been guilty in recent matches of trying to do too much, ending up splitting up my fish and not doing the pegs justice. So today I decided to stick to just two lines. One at sixteen metre's, which was to be my softly, softly catch anything line. Then a shorter line at six metre's at the base of the near slope. I planned to feed this spot heavier in the hope of some bonus fish. Baits for the day were plenty of maggots (boosted with a liberal coating of the ever reliable #Jungle overspray) and the new #Pallatrax groundbait pellets. At the all in, I fed three large pots of the pellets on the 6m line. Along with around half a pint of the boosted maggots. The idea being to leave this line to settle, building up the fishes confidence and hopefully give me a run of fish later in the match. I started the session on the long line, feeding regularly, and feeling my way into the game. Letting the fish tell me what they wanted, by trickling in a dozen or so maggots and the same of the 4mm groundbait pellets It took me 15 minutes to get a bite, a small Carp of around a pound. Keeping the bait trickling in through a small pot mounted on the pole was key It's so important to keep busy on a tricky day. Lifting and dropping the rig, almost teasing the fish into biting was the trick on this occasion. The match went pretty much to plan. Other than pulling out of a couple of good fish on a snag. I spent the first 3 hours putting a real mixed bag of smaller fish together. The variety of species is brilliant in this lake. Barbel, Goldfish, Roach, Rudd, Tench, Golden Tench, Perch, Golden Orfe, Crucians and every type of carp imaginable. Brilliant fishing. The last 2 hours I sat on the shorter line. It was slower going, but using a bunch of maggots (4/5) and on the heavier terminal tackle I was hoping for some bonus fish so it was a gamble. Thankfully on this occasion, it paid off. Four superb Barbel to about 5lb and several Carp of a similar stamp boosted my final weight. Rigs for the day consisted of 0.13 Gamma on the long line, to a size 16 hook. With a strung out shotting pattern to give more natural fall of the bait, also helping to catch the fish when gently lifting and dropping the rig back. I stepped up to 0.15 Gamma and size 14 hook for the short bonus fish line. With a bulk shot around 6" from the hook. To nail the bait down. The elastic choice was a doubled up 6 for the small fish and a double 8 for the big fish. I weighed in 86lb 12oz. With second place being 30lb, proving that making the right decisions and using top quality bait is critical. A fabulous and busy days fishing. Watching the conditions before the session, and using a flexible approach proved key to the result. With most people coming and expecting to be fishing for big summer weights, their tactics just weren't right on the day. Tight lines, Chris

**CATCH REPORT***CATCH REPORT***CATCH REPORT*** This

**CATCH REPORT***CATCH REPORT***CATCH REPORT*** This catch report has just come in: From Pallatrax
2016-09-14 21:20:21
**CATCH REPORT***CATCH REPORT***CATCH REPORT*** This catch report has just come in: "I have found some local pits, so I went for a walk around and saw a couple of carp straight away in the upper layers of the water. Proper old black characters living in a little lake with a submerged caravan in the Middle (you really couldn't make it up!) First I tried naturals like maggots and worms, and had a few knocks, but no takes then I tried the supermarket approach of sweetcorn, chickpeas and meat, Again, nothing. The next trip to my syndicate (Commonwood fisheries) I picked up two extra bags of Pallatrax Jungle and Multiworm, took them to the local pits and tried the same spots where I had seen the fish and boom! away goes the alarm. It certainly didn't take long at all. I lost that one through the caravan window, and I am sure not a lot of people can say that! It still makes me smile now to think of it. My next visits were more successful. I just love the pillow shape of the Squab and so do the Carp. Thanks again, Pallatrax, cracked another lake." It certainly seems that you have, Phil. We love to hear the success stories from our fellow anglers and this has to be amongst the strangest for a while. Do keep them coming! #Catchmorefish #Jungle #Multiworm #Gripz shop.pallatrax.co.uk

Which one of these new garments that are in shops now

Which one of these new garments that are in shops now should we run a competition on? Left 👈<b>Mi From Fox International
2016-09-03 13:35:33
Which one of these new garments that are in shops now should we run a competition on? Left 👈Middle ☝️or right 👉?

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*** Catch Report*** Catch Report *** FELLOW angler Jamie Brett has been in touch to let us know ab From Pallatrax
2016-08-29 09:30:24
*** Catch Report*** Catch Report *** FELLOW angler Jamie Brett has been in touch to let us know about his Middle Severn Barbel and at 10lb 5 oz it's certainly a good specimen for that section of the river and have to say that it looks every bit that and some. Jamie put Meat Beast Paste too work and the frankfurter, pork, crab and black pepper did the trick. Well done Jamie from us all at Pallatrax we always look forward to success so please do let us know how you get on. Rich #MeatBeast #Severnfish #Princeoftheriver

Lovely day with fj and grandad 🎣👍🏻😎 #fishing

Lovely day with fj and grandad 🎣👍🏻😎 #fishing #carpfishing https://t.co/V8fvfp1N3S From Middletongavin
2016-08-26 15:18:01
Lovely day with fj and grandad 🎣👍🏻😎 #fishing #carpfishing https://t.co/V8fvfp1N3S

***NEW PRODUCT ALERT*** Introducing our new Warrior

***NEW PRODUCT ALERT*** Introducing our new Warrior Sleeping bag that has an RRP of just £52.99! From Fox International
2016-08-18 12:30:44
***NEW PRODUCT ALERT*** Introducing our new Warrior Sleeping bag that has an RRP of just £52.99! • Offset panel stitching helps to keep warm air inside the bag • 2-3 season rating - perfect for use in late spring, summer and early autumn • 10mm crash zips • Soft Touch Polyester fabric • Polyester lining for easy movement inside the bag • Oversized internal and external baffles to keep warm air in and cold air out • Elasticated hoods at head and foot end plus elasticated strap in Middle to help secure bag to bedchair • Comes supplied in stuff sack • Offers outstanding value for money Dimensions W 88cm X L 210cm Weight: 2.4kg

Can you guess the fresh-faced angler posing for this

Can you guess the fresh-faced angler posing for this weeks Throwback Thursday? At 13 years old it wa From Korda Developments
2016-08-11 15:10:10
Can you guess the fresh-faced angler posing for this weeks Throwback Thursday? At 13 years old it wasn't easy to swallow a two-night blank so his dad took him for a bonus night to Oliver's Lake in the hope of catching a fish before heading home. Finally the alarm screamed off in the Middle of the night and the smile says it all as he proudly poses with his first ever double-figure carp, weighing in at a PB smashing 17lb 10oz!

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***CATCH REPORT**CATCH REPORT**CATCH REPORT*** Xenon Hampel took the his partner Sinaed Molyneux for From Pallatrax
2016-06-30 22:00:23
***CATCH REPORT**CATCH REPORT**CATCH REPORT*** Xenon Hampel took the his partner Sinaed Molyneux for a 48hour session Newbridge Lake, here's what he had to say: As I had a spare couple of days I headed to one of my local waters, Newbridge Lakes with my partner Sinaed. Upon arriving and speaking to the owner Michelle, I found out that a carp hadn't been out the lake for the previous 2 days. I set up my rods all on Zigs. With high air pressure and the sun blazing the first 24 hours passed with no joy so I decided a quick chop and change was in order. I spent some time teaching Sinaed how to tie the zigs and load the foam as she hasnt fished zigs before. I also changed my size 8 Pallatrax gripz to a size 10 (using the gripz as its a barbless only water) combined with medium inline stonze. About two hours later my Middle rod shot of and after a 15 minute battle through the lily pads the fish was in the net. A beautiful 25lb Northern Common was the reward. I had a further three takes on the session but unfortunately lost them due to the lilies. All in all it was a good first introduction session for Sinaed - she was happy with the Common as you can see below!