Posts Tagged ‘Experience’

LIVER B8 - passes the ultimate bait test with flying colours!

Sunday, May 25th, 2008

by Elie Godsi
31lbs PB commonIf I were to ask you to come up with the ‘ultimate’ test for a new bait - like Shaun’s B8 - what would it look like? Maybe you would that on one rod alongside your other baits and compare your captures? Maybe you could compare your results with other anglers using other brands of on the lakes you ? Maybe you could it on a lake that had never seen that particular and see what your catch rate was like. All well and good but what about the ultimate test? (more…)

Spawning Carp

Wednesday, May 21st, 2008

By simpson

I recently went on a week long trip to Lac De Grosley in . A well run 25acre venue in , and only a 2 1/2 hour drive from . I arrived at a very muddy and sodden venue on the Saturday morning not knowing what lay instore for the forth coming week.

Seven days of hot weather and glorious sunshine followed.

This then sent the into spawning mode, which made the difficult to say the least. Had I been at a venue close to home I would have packed up and left them to get on with it, however when you are on your weeks holiday from work it’s not that simple.

I have been for 19 years now and have seen spawning many times in the past, however this was the first time I had seen it in where I could watch it happen over several consecutive days.

Even better was the fact that there is a back channel similar in width to a that the can escape to without any worry of line pressure. This was absolutely perfect for standing and watching their activities. I was fortunate enough to watch a group of five mid twenties following each other around and a couple of mid to upper thirties were in the area too. The would regularly thrash against the bank and in particular a tree that stretched into the water, often almost pushing each other onto the bank. (more…)

Another Angle

Tuesday, May 13th, 2008

by Shaun Harrison

I must say that James Harrison’s ‘A Different Angle’ article in last month’s Carpworld was one of the most original, contumacious pieces of no-nonsense -related pieces of literature I have ever read! A sweeping statement perhaps, but nonetheless, very true. I find when I read -related articles there are often one or two points which start to fire around in my head. The old grey matter starts to wobble and bits from some long-forgotten memory suddenly come back through to the present. I used to be so envious of Jim Gibbinson with his Carpworld column ‘Let Us Talk’. (more…)