99 sleeps 
In reply to Post #235
1st week in March?
1st week in March?
In reply to Post #236
Yup
Yup
In reply to Post #237
The count down begins
The count down begins
In reply to Post #235
98 days 7hours 24 mins 👍🏻😉
98 days 7hours 24 mins 👍🏻😉
In reply to Post #239
That's very exact😂😂
I guess your not looking forward to it then
Tel
That's very exact😂😂
I guess your not looking forward to it then
Tel
In reply to Post #240
Can't ****ing wait 😂 Usually fish on my own so be nice to have a Bitch Fellow forum member to enjoy the experience hey foz 😂👍🏻😉
Can't ****ing wait 😂 Usually fish on my own so be nice to have a Bitch Fellow forum member to enjoy the experience hey foz 😂👍🏻😉
In reply to Post #241
You must be talking about Ralphy
You must be talking about Ralphy
In reply to Post #243
Not allowed you mean
Not allowed you mean
In reply to Post #244
Bring it on 🎣🎣
Bring it on 🎣🎣
In reply to Post #244
So did anyone catch any big ones whilst you's was out there ?
So did anyone catch any big ones whilst you's was out there ?
In reply to Post #247
Big ones......
By EuroAqua standards these may not be deemed as big ones to some of you guys, these fish are all wild uncaught fish that have grown on naturals or snails to be more precise, as many who have fished BEO know, there is far more to fishing a unique wild water as this, than just looking for big carp, if it's big 100lb carp your after there are plenty of commercials to cater for that, each to their own.....
Although we've had fish to 93lb caught in nets on BEO, and I'm sure there are a few massive uncaught fish this size still in there, we tend to fish it for the thrill and rare opportunity to catch uncaught wild healthy carp, the size of these fish seems almost irrelevant it's more about the unknown and the adventure and the incredible setting and beautiful carp that makes it's so special.
However the number of fish we have over 40lb -60lb these days is immense,
Here are just some 40s from the last few weeks to 52lb
Big ones......
By EuroAqua standards these may not be deemed as big ones to some of you guys, these fish are all wild uncaught fish that have grown on naturals or snails to be more precise, as many who have fished BEO know, there is far more to fishing a unique wild water as this, than just looking for big carp, if it's big 100lb carp your after there are plenty of commercials to cater for that, each to their own.....
Although we've had fish to 93lb caught in nets on BEO, and I'm sure there are a few massive uncaught fish this size still in there, we tend to fish it for the thrill and rare opportunity to catch uncaught wild healthy carp, the size of these fish seems almost irrelevant it's more about the unknown and the adventure and the incredible setting and beautiful carp that makes it's so special.
However the number of fish we have over 40lb -60lb these days is immense,
Here are just some 40s from the last few weeks to 52lb
Some real lovely looking carp there, apart from the third one down. What a munter! 
In reply to Post #248
Hey Sam,
You've hit the nail on the head, uncaught, unknown fish, beautiful surroundings, peace and tranquility, it doesn't get much better than that👍👍
Tel
Hey Sam,
You've hit the nail on the head, uncaught, unknown fish, beautiful surroundings, peace and tranquility, it doesn't get much better than that👍👍
Tel
In reply to Post #247
Not massive ones , no , but some pearlers , maybe you should get out their and show us how it's done
Not massive ones , no , but some pearlers , maybe you should get out their and show us how it's done