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scoobfan 24 September 2006 05:54 PM

New love in my life
 
And it's Carp fishing, do we have any other bivvy bashers on the site ??

What's your PB's guy's & gals

Rob

Bubba po 24 September 2006 06:00 PM

https://www.scoobynet.com/carp-anglers-t432188.html

:D:D

Chip Sengravy 24 September 2006 06:13 PM

carp are ok for the garden pond I suppose...

as for fishing, more fun by miles!....

http://img1.putfile.com/thumb/9/26613111449.jpg

scoobfan 24 September 2006 06:59 PM


Originally Posted by Bubba po

So I take it your a purist then Bubba :lol1:

Thanks for the link bud, made me laugh.:thumb:

Rob

scoobfan 24 September 2006 07:00 PM


Originally Posted by Chip Sengravy
carp are ok for the garden pond I suppose...

as for fishing, more fun by miles!....

http://img1.putfile.com/thumb/9/26613111449.jpg

I'm hoping to hit a big Midlands lake this winter in search of a large pike.;)

Rob

Chip Sengravy 24 September 2006 07:08 PM

I tried that winter pike mullarkey once, and nearly did a captain oates :(

Static fishing is good in the summer, but in winter the cold inactivity of waiting for a bite isn't outweighed by a catch...takes the fun out of it.

Canal in summer, light 8ft rod, abu baitcaster with braid & lures is where it's at :thumb: It's a bit like fly fishing but you don't need to be an uppercrust ponce to do it. :)

scoobfan 24 September 2006 07:24 PM


Originally Posted by Chip Sengravy
I tried that winter pike mullarkey once, and nearly did a captain oates :(

Static fishing is good in the summer, but in winter the cold inactivity of waiting for a bite isn't outweighed by a catch...takes the fun out of it.

Canal in summer, light 8ft rod, abu baitcaster with braid & lures is where it's at :thumb: It's a bit like fly fishing but you don't need to be an uppercrust ponce to do it. :)

Yeah, I agree with the winter cold bit.

One rod with the dead bait on and the other in my hand spinning, that keeps the blood circulating trust me !!:)

Rob

Chip Sengravy 24 September 2006 07:30 PM


Originally Posted by scoobfan
And it's Carp fishing, do we have any other bivvy bashers on the site ??

What's your PB's guy's & gals

Rob

in answer to the original question, I think Bravo2zero from here likes beating off in a bivvy in the wee small hours.....

It's the cranberry shellfish boilies in PVA bags.... he just can't help himself :D

hoskib 24 September 2006 07:32 PM

i think it's carp, but a guy thru work fishes. just came back from a trip to france and he caught a 48lb one and two others a little bit smaller.

not my bag fishing, but the size of this thing was very impressive and you could see he was very chuffed with the catch.

if i heard him right, the largest one caught is about 200lb?:eek:

mart360 24 September 2006 07:33 PM


Originally Posted by Chip Sengravy
carp are ok for the garden pond I suppose...

as for fishing, more fun by miles!....

http://img1.putfile.com/thumb/9/26613111449.jpg

Ahh good old Esox, goto say i agree, carp are lunkers, you cant beat a good scrap with a feisty pike

Mart:D

Chip Sengravy 24 September 2006 07:43 PM


Originally Posted by hoskib
i think it's carp, but a guy thru work fishes. just came back from a trip to france and he caught a 48lb one and two others a little bit smaller.

not my bag fishing, but the size of this thing was very impressive and you could see he was very chuffed with the catch.

if i heard him right, the largest one caught is about 200lb?:eek:

more than likely catfish.....wels variety. french carp only grow to about 80lb IIRC.

Harty2000 24 September 2006 07:43 PM


Originally Posted by hoskib
i think it's carp, but a guy thru work fishes. just came back from a trip to france and he caught a 48lb one and two others a little bit smaller.

not my bag fishing, but the size of this thing was very impressive and you could see he was very chuffed with the catch.

if i heard him right, the largest one caught is about 200lb?:eek:

I think carp can get upto about 60 pounds, but a catfish would reach the 200 mark
My personal best is a 20Ib pike which was fairly big

Chip Sengravy 24 September 2006 07:47 PM

The trick with pike is not to let them get their head out of the water, right till it's on the net & too tired to do anything..

This however is boring. :zzzz:

Get it soundly hooked, ease it up quick as poss, then engage 'jet-ski' mode :D

scoobfan 24 September 2006 10:20 PM


Originally Posted by hoskib
i think it's carp, but a guy thru work fishes. just came back from a trip to france and he caught a 48lb one and two others a little bit smaller.

not my bag fishing, but the size of this thing was very impressive and you could see he was very chuffed with the catch.

if i heard him right, the largest one caught is about 200lb?:eek:

A 200lb Carp!, now I'd pay good money to see that:D

The current world record stands at 86lb, but that's for the carp we all know.

Carp over 100lb are caught in the Mekong along with the illustrious catfish.

Rob

hoskib 25 September 2006 06:25 PM

LOL, must start listening when people talk to me to avoid confusion:D

yep, got catfish and carp all confused:freak3: his biggest was a 41 1/2lb beastie, along with a couple just under 40lb.

he's not a small guy and he was struggling to carry this thing, fook knows what an 86lb monster looks like!!


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