CarpForum.co.uk brand mark, a blue stylized fish with a white eye and a smooth modern look, set in the site header against a clean background CarpForum.co.uk wordmark in a bold flowing script style, reading CarpForum.co.uk, displayed in the site header
Menu
Utils
Go Premium Who's Online Members Weather Photo Gallery Articles
Account
Login Register
Terry. (73 posts / 7,769 views)
RobbyMalfliet RobbyMalfliet
Posts: 15,952
Post #47 18 Apr 2020 18:50
0
Great footage and really enjoyed watching the piece, as i do with all of Tels videos.
But i'm sure that area will get quite a bit busier than it already was.
Took me 15mins to find the exact location of his new moorings.
NemesisWitch NemesisWitch
Posts: 1,423
Post #48 18 Apr 2020 19:14
0
In reply to Post #47
I think that was already well 'blown' after Nicks vid.
RobbyMalfliet RobbyMalfliet
Posts: 15,952
Post #49 18 Apr 2020 19:51
0
In reply to Post #48
Yeah, but not as blatant as in the ESP vid imo.
woody71
Posts: 3,098
Post #50 18 Apr 2020 19:56
0
In reply to Post #49
Im not so sure, i live in the north of england and apart from the dartford crossing have never been to the thames, yet i easily found the stretch from from nicks video
scaley&dark
Posts: 5,563
Post #51 18 Apr 2020 21:13
0
In reply to Post #50
Trouble is NH caught the fish he was after, and let the whole world know as he was obviously going onto pastures new.

I believe that the big linear was caught 2 or 3 times before/after Nick had it, but respect to those captors, they, like most longer term Thames anglers kept .
Simple respect to, and amongst the regulars to keep the circus away. OK if you are on a boat you can moor up away from the madness, not so easy fishing on the bank for others.

woody71
Posts: 3,098
Post #52 18 Apr 2020 22:49
0
In reply to Post #51
I agree with you, nicks video and publicity must have ruined a lot of anglers fishing
midlandman midlandman
Posts: 3,480
Post #53 18 Apr 2020 23:33
0
In reply to Post #52
I think the fish dying ruined more people's' angling.
lilharbs lilharbs
Posts: 1,630
Post #54 19 Apr 2020 11:12
0
Dave Lane - funniest stories and one most fishing guys can relate to I'm sure (even if they don't admit it)

Martin Bowler - classical style fisherman like C Yates etc.

Terry - total legend in my eyes and tells a baiting or capture story like no other. A great advocate for the sport in my eyes, and someone to aspire to for youngsters new to the sport.

Each to their own though, as long as you enjoy your time and what you do without upsetting others then good luck to ya.
noj
Posts: 11,459
Social photographer...
Social photographer... Post #55 19 Apr 2020 11:20
0
In reply to Post #54
While TH can tell a good story, was he not stoned and on the dole for a good stint?
Hardly a role model, unless that's what we want our kids to do of course
Chuffy Chuffy
Posts: 6,794
Post #56 19 Apr 2020 11:22
0
In reply to Post #55
Blasphemer!! Stone the heretic!
lilharbs lilharbs
Posts: 1,630
Post #57 19 Apr 2020 11:27
0
In reply to Post #55
I'm sure this applies to many a “known” fisherman, I know of a couple of high profile ones myself from personal and mates experiences.

Nobody is perfect I will agree.
noj
Posts: 11,459
Social photographer...
Social photographer... Post #58 19 Apr 2020 11:51
0
In reply to Post #57
That's why no full time carp angler is really a role model to kids.
The people in the trade that have made something of themselves by working and not hot boxing a brolly, like DF, people seem to despise

Devil's advocate of course chuffy, somebody had to lol
yonny yonny
Posts: 7,934
Post #59 19 Apr 2020 12:31
0
In reply to Post #58
True dat.
KenTownley KenTownley
Posts: 30,593
Post #60 19 Apr 2020 13:13
0
In reply to Post #58
Noj...Holds up the mirror...
Are you sure?

This action cannot be undone.

Yes, continue

Loading…