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Live streaming and making video banned on a venue (31 posts / 4,711 views)
AideyKaye
Posts: 1,010
Post #16 17 May 2026 17:18
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They've all admitted that their content destroys waters, yet they do it anyway as they have bills to pay and tackle to sell.

Pound notes come first. Especially if you're a twenty something youtuber begging for a freebie.

I hate being so negative about this industry, but they don't help themselves.
scozza
Posts: 18,421
Post #17 17 May 2026 17:48
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Different game now. Gone are the days of sharing your pictures in the angling times, anglers mail and carp talk etc. Along came the internet, game changer and now vlogs.

Personally if people are making their own little blogs and are not bothering others, crack on for me. If they are annoying others then fair play, ban it.

The problem. As soon are you are fishing a water and somebody puts a film on about it, expect the worst, no different to pictures on face ache etc. The problem is there are a lot of desperate people in this game who don't want to do the work or don't know how to. Expect to struggle for a swim once it's out there. I learned this a long time ago, once bitten 5 times as shy. Never again would I post pictures, if you do expect a circus at the lake the following week and it can ruin the fishing for years

From a syndicate perspective, why not have them exclusive, keeps the idiots away

Imagine if they banned content on all carp lakes, what would all these scoungers do who are trying to scrape a living through sponsorship that is ultimately funded by the working man. The good news is these people won't want to fish these waters because they can't get anything from them, £. Potentially a good idea. The anglers can though, just pleasure, fishing as it should be, why we go ain’t it
Singlebleep Singlebleep
Posts: 2,380
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Site deviant... Post #18 18 May 2026 11:24
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I suppose I'm old school (not Old Skool) due to the length of time I've been doing this hobby.

I suppose I'm Old school due to my age as I don't do most forms of social media. I don't generally watch much fishing content, the odd YouTube vid normally for some tech info ( setting ATT remote etc), I don't watch fishing programmes unless accidentally finding one when flicking through tv channels, but did watch 'The Great Rod Race' with Matt Haynes some years ago. I still have some DVD's and even a video from years back, usually Christmas stocking fillers gathering dust somewhere.

So in short the modern trend of blogs, vlogs et etc just pass me by. Not only am I unaffected ( as in watching it) by it but I actively dislike it. I don't dislike the perpetrators individually as I don't know them but because of what they turn my hobby into, so I would happily support a ban on them. I also have no problem with waters that have a publicity bans. It makes sense to keep things in-house for the good of the membership. I suppose being ex forces mean I'm more of a rule taker than breaker and that's been inbred in me. Go back to the 70's when it was possible to stumble onto an unknown patch of water with exceptional fishing. Would you quietly fish it or write to the Angling press with pictures shouting about your little bit of paradise? Like hell you would. You'd fish it quietly dreading the day when others found it and eventually but surely it leaked out in drips and drabs. Even in the 90’s when Carp Talk arrived there were plenty of pics being sent in from ‘unknown’ waters.

tomsher01 tomsher01
Posts: 998
Post #19 24 May 2026 01:23
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The reason certain people have strong feelings about this is , is fairly straight forward ... we are actively breeding and have bred a generation of instant gratification gammon bred attention seeking morons.. end of..
James_9
Posts: 502
Post #20 24 May 2026 06:53
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Ban them all vlogs, drones the lot. Get the time bandits off your waters and telling everyman and their dog what is in there so they can have a free tub of pop ups and then move to the next water and **** that up also.

Non publicity waters are they way ahead in this fishing lark. "No celebrities allowed, only blokes that work a full time job (not in the fishing game)"...48hrs on - 48hrs off......instant ban for clowns taking the piss, no bucketing, drones will be shot on sight.

Keep on keeping on....
roosterbooster roosterbooster
Posts: 539
Post #21 24 May 2026 21:00
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i think they should ban it all on fisheries, its ruined allot of fisheries, just get out and enjoy your fishing no need to film it and ruin it for others
wandle1 wandle1
Posts: 7,469
Post #22 25 May 2026 00:07
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Yes agreed and remove the digitalisation of angling as far as possible, it's evil and ruinous ..

Not in the spirit of angling ,at all..
daveman daveman
Posts: 2,377
Post #23 28 May 2026 09:40
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This is exactly what my last is like, absolutely nothing on Google except there's a lake there, it's lovely, only way on there is to know someone who's a member, and it's very well priced for the working man. Have moved away now and doubt I'll find another jem like that one.
Belch Belch
MODERATORMOD
Posts: 4,660
Post #24 28 May 2026 10:09
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Last water I was on we had a wannabe vlogger with all the camera kit etc . . .allegedly 'sponsored' by a B league bait company (code for paying ?6 per kg if you order 300kg) you could frequently hear him waffle on about his every move if you were in the next peg . . .

To be honest I wasn't that bothered myself as he caught f all most of the time and eventually decided to be a little more social in the hope of gleaning info off the 'old' dudes which is a category I'm rapidly approaching . . .(but obvs in denial)

Fed him some total bs about spots and he walked away happy . . .should have asked him for some free pop ups to be fair
Canalcarper71 Canalcarper71
Posts: 1,389
Post #25 28 May 2026 10:36
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I can?t be done with all the carpers posting on social media and getting places rammed if they catch a big fish,this is why I like to fish public waters which are surprisingly quiet,I?m currently on a stretch of canal the carp have spawned and the stretch apparently holds a few mid 20?s and a couple of low 30?s no people around no vloggers rabbiting on what the are going to do,2/3 swims on my side to fish from and the stretch is long,and most of all peace and quiet,i saw a badger and the thunder and lightning in early hours of this morning it was fantastic just to be out.
sirch454 sirch454
Posts: 180
Post #26 28 May 2026 11:29
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This is the problem with society in general, a lot want to be TikTok or Insta Famous and get money for doing F all. What the feck is an Influencer anyway? Apart from being a jumped up entitled pr!ck that think the world owes them a living. surely no one with a functioning brain cell is influenced by anything these people say or do.
Belch Belch
MODERATORMOD
Posts: 4,660
Post #27 28 May 2026 15:16
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TBF I'd do only fans way before any carp vlog . . . . . . just trying to work out my audience atm
vossy1 vossy1
MODERATORMOD
Posts: 9,046
Post #28 28 May 2026 15:28
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Baitman Baitman
Posts: 5,233
Post #29 28 May 2026 17:36
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Camo slags
Belch Belch
MODERATORMOD
Posts: 4,660
Post #30 28 May 2026 21:02
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Heresy! Everyone should know my utter distaste for all things camo (apart from the new Korda dark stuff which I have a weird lust for) . . .was thinking more upmarket, perhaps including my elongated and hobbit like hairy toes and some bait mixing whilst naked in a pinny?
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