In reply to Post #46
I think it was november last year in Blackpool 109k
I think it was november last year in Blackpool 109k
Can't see what all the drama is about, I have never watched one 
In reply to Post #45
Jamie fell into some legal issues regarding his Croatia trips, so pretty much everything else regarding the podcast etc fell to the wayside.
Jamie fell into some legal issues regarding his Croatia trips, so pretty much everything else regarding the podcast etc fell to the wayside.
In reply to Post #42
Their bait is the best I've used. The consistency reminds me of when I used to roll my own. Proper homemade feel to them.
Their bait is the best I've used. The consistency reminds me of when I used to roll my own. Proper homemade feel to them.
In reply to Post #50
Agreed so far, like I say I haven't used them for long but my first impressions are very good
Agreed so far, like I say I haven't used them for long but my first impressions are very good
tried the korda podcast again this week whilst driving in work, my god the new bloke would send a glass eye to sleep,nothing captivating whatsoever....its just so boring.
In reply to Post #53
There is the odd gem popping up, but it's already rather "samey". There needs to be some variation in content rather than the same old "I fished X and caught Y"
I may be in a minority, but I'm not really fussed what a salesman caught from a circuit water. Give us the ordinary bloke who manages to "do it" here and abroad whilst also working a trade six days a week. Those are the people I look to for inspiration, or those who are doing it for the adventure rather than the accolades.
There is the odd gem popping up, but it's already rather "samey". There needs to be some variation in content rather than the same old "I fished X and caught Y"
I may be in a minority, but I'm not really fussed what a salesman caught from a circuit water. Give us the ordinary bloke who manages to "do it" here and abroad whilst also working a trade six days a week. Those are the people I look to for inspiration, or those who are doing it for the adventure rather than the accolades.
This months Carp Fishing Podcast was brilliant!
In reply to Post #54
Especially when what they say Is always absolute horse crap. They always turned up at the lake and walked round it for 18 hours solid without blinking once so they didn't miss a show, then spotted their target fish lump pit 300 yards away, and rushed round and finally got the rods out.
Which really means, they chucked a bucket in the swim behind their mate and bummed aboit a bit waiting for them to leave.
Especially when what they say Is always absolute horse crap. They always turned up at the lake and walked round it for 18 hours solid without blinking once so they didn't miss a show, then spotted their target fish lump pit 300 yards away, and rushed round and finally got the rods out.
Which really means, they chucked a bucket in the swim behind their mate and bummed aboit a bit waiting for them to leave.
In reply to Post #54
Well said.
One of my favourite anglers has always been Julian Cundiff. Working at a court in Yorkshire, fishing around work and his other interests, and still catching a few. He may not catch the biggest fish, but still catches.
The majority of full time anglers, with a couple of exceptions admittedly, I just switch off.
Well said.
One of my favourite anglers has always been Julian Cundiff. Working at a court in Yorkshire, fishing around work and his other interests, and still catching a few. He may not catch the biggest fish, but still catches.
The majority of full time anglers, with a couple of exceptions admittedly, I just switch off.
I agree that the same sponsored anglers telling the same stories is not worth listening to. The issue with getting the everyday guy on is that just because you can catch fish, doesn't mean you have any charisma or colour as a raconteur.
The ‘local legends' on the Carp Chronicles has been an example of that, fair play for trying to spotlight some unknown guys going about their business and catching them but I've not made it past half way on any of them. They have been dry as a bone. I switched off the latest one after about the 5th time he referred to the late 90s as ‘back in the day'
Maybe the podcast thing has just run it's course. Not the end of the world if it has.
The ‘local legends' on the Carp Chronicles has been an example of that, fair play for trying to spotlight some unknown guys going about their business and catching them but I've not made it past half way on any of them. They have been dry as a bone. I switched off the latest one after about the 5th time he referred to the late 90s as ‘back in the day'
Maybe the podcast thing has just run it's course. Not the end of the world if it has.
In reply to Post #57
I really like jules cundiff and find the way he does stuff a lot more interesting than the same old bank tramps, but i found his podcast pretty dull
I really like jules cundiff and find the way he does stuff a lot more interesting than the same old bank tramps, but i found his podcast pretty dull
In reply to Post #55
I never listened to the baitworks untill recently but have been binging and really enjoying them, to me they have the feeling of the early Carpcast podcasts. My only criticism is that they keep using "ironically" incorrectly, and saying "pacifically" but that's just a personal peeve, I can live with it
I never listened to the baitworks untill recently but have been binging and really enjoying them, to me they have the feeling of the early Carpcast podcasts. My only criticism is that they keep using "ironically" incorrectly, and saying "pacifically" but that's just a personal peeve, I can live with it
In reply to Post #60
I cant. They should be punished. I don't have any pacific type of torture in mind. Ironically.
I cant. They should be punished. I don't have any pacific type of torture in mind. Ironically.
In reply to Post #60
If we can forgive Alanis Morissette for it then maybe they deserve a break too...
If we can forgive Alanis Morissette for it then maybe they deserve a break too...