Nice..your looking like a proper carp angler now lol!
Managed my first real session in a while due to chaos on the home front but now that it is all settled it was time for some carp. Got about 10 tween Simon and myself with the biggest tipping 26 pounds up in Amesbury
You and I have to get back out there soon..I'll be hitting ya up soon hopefully
Managed my first real session in a while due to chaos on the home front but now that it is all settled it was time for some carp. Got about 10 tween Simon and myself with the biggest tipping 26 pounds up in Amesbury
You and I have to get back out there soon..I'll be hitting ya up soon hopefully
Thats some nice fishing over 25lbs. In the river's, what do you guys use?
All sorts of things depending on season, swim etc etc...Primarily though I use a bunch of my own boilies and various particle. Combined with a good method mix or ground bait you can turn the rivers on. You can check my videos on boilies here if oyu'd like an idea. keep in mind these are simple and designed for the hair rig but very effective.
http://www.mafishfinder.com/phpBB2/tutorial-how-to-make-boilies-t2267.html
There are also a few other tutorials here in the carp forum and many sites out there including www.blackstonecarp.com
Nice..your looking like a proper carp angler now lol!
Managed my first real session in a while due to chaos on the home front but now that it is all settled it was time for some carp. Got about 10 tween Simon and myself with the biggest tipping 26 pounds up in Amesbury
You and I have to get back out there soon..I'll be hitting ya up soon hopefully
hey Eric,hope all is well. I need to get the rods out soon too.
just made my first boilies. I used almond meal, ground up oatmeal, scoop of whey protein (oreo flavor), 2 packets of sugar, flour and 1.5 eggs. No food coloring at hand. I think my i should have stuck to 1 egg, as I wasn't getting a "dough" ball consistency, it was more mushy and really sticky, if i rolled up a ball, it would eventually flatten out, so i had to re-ball them just before dropping into boiling water. Wasn't too much work, but hope they work better than sweet corn, which requires a pop of a can to use 