Posts Tagged ‘point’

Carp Care

Thursday, September 4th, 2008

By Paul Cooper

Trophy shot of a 44lb 2oz carp

shot of a 44lb 2oz

has come on leaps and bounds over the past 20 years with care being at the forefront of the conscientious angler.

Even the sacking of is slowly decreasing with a more fisheries, banning the sack altogether. This has come about as a result of the occasional angler abusing the sack, by retaining a well beyond a safe period and causing unnecessary stress in doing so. The answer to this is in self which I have covered in a previous blog.

Secure weighing

It’s stressful enough for the being hooked and brought to the bank then netted, so lets make the time it spends on the bank has comfortable as possible.

Before you even cast a line out, prepare your area to receive a captured .

These steps may appear straight forward but they are necessary. (more…)

True weights

Tuesday, July 8th, 2008

By Paul Cooper

Have you ever caught a , weighed it accurately and then a few days later the same is caught weighing 2 to 3 lb heavier by another angler.

Watch some of the video’s on the internet sites and you can witness for yourself, examples of being weighed in-correctly.

I have in fact caught a feeding at 9.30 am and returned the for it to be caught later at around 11.30pm that evening by another angler, weighing in at an extra 3lb. Do you think that is possible? No! It is not. So why do anglers claim these exaggerated weights. Is it ignorance, self , or simply knowingly ?

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