In reply to Post #195
Thank you
Thank you
In reply to Post #194
sounds painful mate. Best of luck getting it all sorted and recovering well.
sounds painful mate. Best of luck getting it all sorted and recovering well.
In reply to Post #194
Good luck Mark, wishing you a speedy recovery
Good luck Mark, wishing you a speedy recovery
Hope the surgery goes well for you Mark and you have a speedy recovery 🤞
Thank you all for the kind words. It's much appreciated.
Forum member Greg, pink 13mm cc S2. 34lb+ First one from a new water. Well done Boo
Forum member Greg, pink 13mm cc S2. 34lb+ First one from a new water. Well done Boo
In reply to Post #194
Wishing you a speedy recovery Mark!
Wishing you a speedy recovery Mark!
All the best mark
In reply to Post #194
Sounds painful. Hope you get sorted out and aren't laid up for too long
Sounds painful. Hope you get sorted out and aren't laid up for too long
Best of luck with the operation and hopefully a speedy recovery.
Thank you all for the kind words. I maybe the most miserable see you next Tuesday in the world sometimes, but I do love you all. I had my operations five hours ago. Still high as feck & gibberish rubbish from the general anesthestic & morphine...But they tell me the operations went well.
Forum member Ben is at Horton again.
Forum member Ben is at Horton again.
Forum member Ben at Horton Church in just a few hours today with one rod in the water. Half a Hutchie S2 13mm balanced with small bags of pellet.
A couple of worldies there Ben. Bloody well done sir you are making that place look easy. Epic angling. Video shot by Oli Davis, thanks for helping him Oli if you read this.
A couple of worldies there Ben. Bloody well done sir you are making that place look easy. Epic angling. Video shot by Oli Davis, thanks for helping him Oli if you read this.
In reply to Post #206
Great result lovely carp and with one rod
Good luck and speedy recovery mate.
Great result lovely carp and with one rod
Good luck and speedy recovery mate.
In reply to Post #207
Thank you as well Dave.
One of our own as well. I've said it before. There are some truly exceptional anglers who frequent this forum, often in the shadows sadly. People like Ben should be speaking up & giving out advice as they are clearly gifted anglers. He's walked onto Horton & making it look easy.... From day 1.
Unfortunately, just like in carp fishing as a whole, it's always the non gifted ones who make the most noise. That's just life.
But people should 100% be listening to what Ben has to say. Same goes for Paul who's common I posted from one of the toughest venues in the UK. Same goes for Stuart who's is currently going through a very noted CV syndicates stock, like a hot knife through butter. There are many others too.
All have the upmost wisdom to share. Real anglers without agendas.
Thank you as well Dave.
One of our own as well. I've said it before. There are some truly exceptional anglers who frequent this forum, often in the shadows sadly. People like Ben should be speaking up & giving out advice as they are clearly gifted anglers. He's walked onto Horton & making it look easy.... From day 1.
Unfortunately, just like in carp fishing as a whole, it's always the non gifted ones who make the most noise. That's just life.
But people should 100% be listening to what Ben has to say. Same goes for Paul who's common I posted from one of the toughest venues in the UK. Same goes for Stuart who's is currently going through a very noted CV syndicates stock, like a hot knife through butter. There are many others too.
All have the upmost wisdom to share. Real anglers without agendas.
Josh @ Wellington Country Park. 49lb+ & 45lb+. Fizz S2. Back of camera shots.
Both are repeat captures to the Fizz. This is the information I needed personally regarding our newest creation. Repeats of incredibly pressured fish. There are certain elements to the Fizz that are all new. Radically new. They are more than a gorgeous smell. Those of you that have the balanced Fizz will have noticed that they have a completely different texture to all our other hook baits. Almost mushy on the outside. This does not visibly show up on the pop ups, as they need drying out far more throughly. But it's still there. They are active in the true sense of the word. I have some videos to post eventually, showing a Fizz S2 in the water after 2 hours, 24 hours then 48 hours. These will suprise you as to what's actually going on.
The most popular question I get asked right now, is are the Fizz S2 Hutchies Nouvelle Fizz. Their name comes from what I just described above. They actually Fizz.
The fact they are already banking repeats on one of the most competitive big carp syndicates in the UK is the stuff I was expecting to hear. It's good to actually hear it though.
Craig, 32+, best of five. GPB1
Nash consultant Jacko, RedBerryVanilla S2 over Scopex Squid
Forum member Steve in France, RedBerryVanilla S2 over DNA Bug, 49+, first of loads apparently
Stoke Carl, 40+ year old mirror, Fizz S2
David, 30+ Hutchie S2
Both are repeat captures to the Fizz. This is the information I needed personally regarding our newest creation. Repeats of incredibly pressured fish. There are certain elements to the Fizz that are all new. Radically new. They are more than a gorgeous smell. Those of you that have the balanced Fizz will have noticed that they have a completely different texture to all our other hook baits. Almost mushy on the outside. This does not visibly show up on the pop ups, as they need drying out far more throughly. But it's still there. They are active in the true sense of the word. I have some videos to post eventually, showing a Fizz S2 in the water after 2 hours, 24 hours then 48 hours. These will suprise you as to what's actually going on.
The most popular question I get asked right now, is are the Fizz S2 Hutchies Nouvelle Fizz. Their name comes from what I just described above. They actually Fizz.
The fact they are already banking repeats on one of the most competitive big carp syndicates in the UK is the stuff I was expecting to hear. It's good to actually hear it though.
Craig, 32+, best of five. GPB1
Nash consultant Jacko, RedBerryVanilla S2 over Scopex Squid
Forum member Steve in France, RedBerryVanilla S2 over DNA Bug, 49+, first of loads apparently
Stoke Carl, 40+ year old mirror, Fizz S2
David, 30+ Hutchie S2
Forum member, or watcher James. First time using the Fizz S2. Well done James.
