BRAD WEGNER highlights some important factors to take into account when angling as the water warms up, along with a special mix he has been using to trip up wary margin feeders…
Joining our team of bloggers, Nashbait backed angler LukeKennard tells us when and where his love for fishing started. . .
My first fishing experience was 17 years ago, now age 22 I’m hooked and cannot get enough of it.
Make Your Own Luck
Mr consistentJACK FUNNELLruns us through how he catches carp wherever he goes, the rules he sticks to and the edges that he uses to guarantee success.
The guys at Total Carp asked me to run through the thinking and tactics I employ that often lead to me banking a number of fish from varying venues around the UK, and how a particular mind-set can also help you too. With this said, it is hard to single out just one particular thing or reveal a certain edge; not because I am a secret squirrel, but because I don’t really know what it is that I do that would be considered different from the norm.
I don’t really pay too much attention to others, but seeing how much information there is on the internet, it would surprise me if most anglers didn’t understand the basics of carp fishing.
Luke Kennard’s latest blog heralds a change in approach to his carp fishing Recently I’ve had some amazing news; I’m going to be starting a little family with my partner, and am due to become a father in October. The build-up to the birth of my child in conjunction with working away has meant that fishing opportunities were going to be at a minimum. This has been a bit of a shock to the system as I’m used to getting out on the bank at least two or three times a week, but a welcome change at that. When preparing for an overnighter or a weekend session I always give myself the luxury of arriving early, allowing myself time to find the carp.
As we start the New Year, we thought we would take the opportunity to look back at all the content we’ve created over the last year and share with you our best moments.
Tom Maker is known for his hauling of carp, and one baiting method that he uses a lot is a pellet-only mix; here he explains how he gets the best from them…
One more sleep until the Nash Mega Social weekend, an angling experience organised in order to support research into KHV to help protect future the generations of angling. The money used to purchase the tickets for the weekend was put towards funding research into the genetics of KHV, taking the first step towards breeding carp which are resistant to the virus. Preparation is critical prior to any session, especially when you face a new challenge on a new water. Hours of tying rigs ready for all situations it was essential to find some more information on the water; catch reports and photos of the lake were reviewed and I even managed to get my hands on information regarding water depths for each swim.
In this live piece we join Mark Pitchers in session at Pool Bridge Farm’s Q Lake, this venue works on a booking system where you prebook your swim beforehand, so it was going to be interesting to see how Mark approached his chosen swim with no option of locating the fish using his own watercraft beforehand.