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Old 10 February 2012, 09:56 PM
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any scooby drivers want to talk about carp hunting away from all the bitching forums for carp anglers out there lol
Old 10 February 2012, 09:59 PM
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Are you talking about spearing or useing a bow?

I had a 40lber last week under the ice in liverpool.
Old 10 February 2012, 10:00 PM
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I've never really fancied waiting all weekend for 1 fish. Saying that the two double figured carp I have ever caught were amazing. But I normally throw a feeder rod out for the carp while float fishing.

Not been fishing since my sciatica as the physio guy thinks sitting on my but for 8hrs will ruin my back

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Old 10 February 2012, 10:01 PM
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a 40 in scouse land must be a record lmao top hunting indeed
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one fish all weekend i sometimes go months for one fish lol
Old 10 February 2012, 10:06 PM
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Where do you fish?

Haven't been for years even though Monk Lakes is 2 minutes from my door. Frant Lakes used to be my regular haunt. Also the gravel pits at Larkfield were good but it's all changed over there now.

What's changed in bait in the last 10 years, used to be all boilies is it still the same?
Old 10 February 2012, 10:11 PM
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small world i spent 6 years on alders big lake biggest 37 spent the last 5 years on tip lake biggest 40 still bollie dominated mainline cell my choice get it cheap too which helps
done last winter on larkie 2 had 1 fish in 6 months talk about granite

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Old 10 February 2012, 10:18 PM
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i take my boy to frant he catches plenty of carp there biggest 10lb common monks is about 10 mins from my drum but i only fished it a coulple ov times i've allways been a club or syndicate member much cheaper in the long run
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I fished Larkfield 18 years ago when at college before all the development over there, had a stunning 4lb tench from it on light tackle and never forgotten that fish. If I get back into it (all my gear is in the shed but it's the wife who put pay to it lol) i'll go back to Frants as had my best fish there and night fishing in Summer is excellent. Fished Monk lakes once and never went back, far too open for me and didn't catch a thing all day. Never done syndicate but always peered over fences to see how the other half live The syndicate lake over at Barden lake in Tonbridge has always looked good to me.
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barden lakes is not a syndicate just a club water easy to get into though u cant night fish for the fisrt year plus its an open park so lots ov agg from dog walkers and civvies including wrong uns but all said there is good fish to go for in there my advise would be to get into paddlesworth big kippers coming out lately
Old 10 February 2012, 10:45 PM
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going to be fishing road and island and no 2 this year if anyone is walking round the country park in the spring/summer i will allways have a cold beer or tea waiting,dont look for my scooby though srtictly of limits around the lakes my transit tipper will give up my whereabouts lol
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Originally Posted by cainwayne
small world i spent 6 years on alders big lake biggest 37 spent the last 5 years on tip lake biggest 40 still bollie dominated mainline cell my choice get it cheap too which helps
done last winter on larkie 2 had 1 fish in 6 months talk about granite

To hell with carp.Anyone got a Babel Fish.
Old 10 February 2012, 10:53 PM
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do u mean barbel pmsl
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barbel fishing is on my agenda got the medway on my door step just got to find out where abouts they live it is a long river lol
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There was Chubb down at East Peckham when I fished the locks there and so wouldn't mind betting Barbel aren't too far away.

Oh and the reference to 'babel fish' it's an online translator as he doesn't understand any of what you are talking about

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i thought a babel was a player for liverpool
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fishing elphicks north lake next sat pig hunting cant belive i'm paying 30 bar for 24 hrs but the pig is over 60lb makes it worthwhile
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just waiting for the estate lake im a member on to thaw out then im all over it, cant wait have neglected it so far this season
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I can't wait for my boy to be old enough to go fishing. I loved it when I was younger. We've got a little stream next to our house which 99% of people wouldn't think anything lives in, it's loaded with decent size chub, roach and there's even some trout in there.

Never been much of a carp fisherman, we did have some good size mirrors in our ponds at my mum and dad's old house but floating crust was the order of the day. My uncle runs people down to France for carp fishing.
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I love barbel fishing on the Swale. Freelined lumps of luncheon meat or worms. Same for my carp fishing when I lived in Hampshire.

Never used boilies and stuff - meat, worms, maggots and bread. And I caught loads of carp amongst all the tenters!
Old 11 February 2012, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Trout
I love barbel fishing on the Swale. Freelined lumps of luncheon meat or worms. Same for my carp fishing when I lived in Hampshire.

Never used boilies and stuff - meat, worms, maggots and bread. And I caught loads of carp amongst all the tenters!
Some good off the wall places in hants for carp

Remember night fishing on Southampton common for carp... bloody cold, and the lake froze over as we had all our gear out...

Still managed to get some good double figure stuff


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Originally Posted by jameswrx
I can't wait for my boy to be old enough to go fishing. I loved it when I was younger. We've got a little stream next to our house which 99% of people wouldn't think anything lives in, it's loaded with decent size chub, roach and there's even some trout in there.
The very best kind of fishing!
Old 11 February 2012, 09:55 AM
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I used to go carping, was a member of notts anglers a few years ago, and used to fish some lakes near me, never caught much on them but some bloody big fish came out of them.

Best day i ever had was at a place near tamworth, can't remember the name, but pulled half a dozen out in about 4hrs the lad that was with me was gutted and got nowt, i even got one when i was not paying attention and bringing my gear in, started chatting to my mate next thing i know tug on the line and away we go

More into sea fishing now as i like being able to stick em on the barbi after the hunt, nothing like fresh mackrell and pollock.

I have a couple of local lakes here in croatia that are supposed to have a few whoppers in, i intend to fish one of them this year, so we'll see how that goes.
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I used to do a lot of coarse fishing bujt not much of that around here so I chase the sea trout now.

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