When it comes to carp fishing photography, it’s nice to take pictures of the lake you are fishing, but it’s even nicer to take a picture of you holding the fish you just caught – not only for bragging rights…
Read moreWhy Use a Carp Care Kit? Every angler needs to take carp care seriously, and there is no excuse for not having a carp care kit in your tackle bag such as this one by Gardner Tackle. Some carp care…
Read moreForceps are very important with regards to fish safety, you should always have a set in your tackle box. Forceps are used to extract hooks from the fish’s mouth. Sometimes this isn’t easy as the hook can find itself embedded…
Read moreHooklink books and Rig Boxes are a really good way to save a lot of money on end tackle. How many times have you put your rigs in your tackle box, then they get bent or cut by your other…
Read moreToday we’re going to look at, to me, one of the most important must-have items that you should take out fishing anywhere you go, if you are a carp angler, specimen, tench fisherman, doesn’t matter about the type of fish,…
Read moreFor 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…
Read moreChoosing The Best Catapult For Your Style Of Fishing If you ever want to experience REAL pain, like eye-watering, rolling on the floor pain, use a cheap catapult. You’ll only make that mistake once, I can promise you. Throwing your bait…
Read moreThe next “not required” item on the list is not a must-have item, but is definitely worth its weight in gold. I have a real big tendency to wander into the next swim and talk to my mate – without…
Read moreRod Pod Or Banksticks? Deciding what to use when it comes to rod pods and banksticks is relatively straightforward, but something that could be debated for some time. Typically, it is down to preference, but there are some situations when you might…
Read moreBaiting Needle These are very inexpensive and really handy to have, especially for tough boilies or halibut pellets. With most boilies, you can just push the baiting needle through, others you can’t. These are just basically a drill bit with a handle….
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