Which are the Best Landing Nets for Carp Fishing? There are many varieties of landing nets available, and since you must have one to be able to fish, which is the best landing net? Each net have their own uses, but typically when it comes to carp fishing, you will be...
Long sessions on the bank mean that at some point you are going to have to think about cooking hot food. I have been known to live off of crisps, bread, and biscuits, but it really isn’t viable if you are going for long sessions. It’s nice to be...
Learning how to use a marker float rod and learning how to spod is a very important skill that will hugely improve your catch rate almost immediately. Whether you’re out carp fishing, bream fishing, tench fishing, used correctly, these can get some noticeable...
For every fishing session, you definitely need a fishing net, in fact, without a net, you shouldn’t be fishing. If you are match fishing, you might get away with swinging the very small fish in, but there is every chance you could catch a bigger fish, such as a...
My suggestion is 10lb+ monofilament fishing line, simply because braid is banned as a mainline on most of my local waters. I’m currently using 15lb Daiwa Sensor monofilament – It came free with my reels! This is available for about £5 for 300 meters. The minimum I am...
My first reels are Shimano 10000RA baitrunner reels – they have proved to be an excellent starter fishing reel and the action of the reel is pretty smooth. The baitrunner clutch is at the back, some people say its better at the front due to it being directly...