What are your predictions of things we will see within the next year of carp fishing.
1. Anglers sponsored by companies outside of fishing. I.e joe bloggs sponcored by monster Energy drink, Nike, or screwfix.
2. Aerospace grade hooks. £20 packs of hooks made from exotic metals, titanium, inconel etc, claiming to hold a sharp point longer.
3. colourful rod blanks.
4. Baiting poles banned on many lakes.
1. Anglers sponsored by companies outside of fishing. I.e joe bloggs sponcored by monster Energy drink, Nike, or screwfix.
2. Aerospace grade hooks. £20 packs of hooks made from exotic metals, titanium, inconel etc, claiming to hold a sharp point longer.
3. colourful rod blanks.
4. Baiting poles banned on many lakes.
Tubs of Pop-Ups at £40 plus.....oh....wait.....
Seriously though I reckon you could be right on baiting poles as fisheries lose tethered fish....no different to a baitboat really in those circumstances yet they are considered cheating!
Lots of tackle for sale on eBay as the Furlough Carpers stop going
Seriously though I reckon you could be right on baiting poles as fisheries lose tethered fish....no different to a baitboat really in those circumstances yet they are considered cheating!
Lots of tackle for sale on eBay as the Furlough Carpers stop going
In reply to Post #2
Lots of tackle for sale on eBay as the Furlough Carpers stop going
I hope so mate, the way it's going on most open access waters just isn't viable. It's bloody awful.
Lots of tackle for sale on eBay as the Furlough Carpers stop going
I hope so mate, the way it's going on most open access waters just isn't viable. It's bloody awful.
Im suprised many day tickets havent offered tackle rental. Rods reels and bivvy all set up in the swim for when you get there, already clipped up at the right amount of wraps. Just bring your own crate of strongbow dark fruits.
A hike in syndicate prices!
In reply to Post #4
Can you imagine the state of the gear after some of these people you see on the bank have used it
Can you imagine the state of the gear after some of these people you see on the bank have used it
In reply to Post #3
Syndicates have been just as bad mate, couldn't get a swim on mine last Wednesday......good job I phoned ahead.
Syndicates have been just as bad mate, couldn't get a swim on mine last Wednesday......good job I phoned ahead.
In reply to Post #4
That sounded a good idea until you got to the "dark fruits" bit......
That sounded a good idea until you got to the "dark fruits" bit......
In reply to Post #9
Underwater cameras on all the popular spots on day ticket lakes.
Tackle that is strong enough to stop great white sharks let alone carp.
Prices going up and up to cover for all the sponsored anglers
Underwater cameras on all the popular spots on day ticket lakes.
Tackle that is strong enough to stop great white sharks let alone carp.
Prices going up and up to cover for all the sponsored anglers
In reply to Post #10
Underwater cameras is right, with the choice of baitboats available today it will be the next "edge"
Maybe even torpedo your boilies onto your chosen clear spot that you can actually see real-time.
With drones,boats and submarines it's like going to bloody war.I fear for fishings future as I know it.
Underwater cameras is right, with the choice of baitboats available today it will be the next "edge"
Maybe even torpedo your boilies onto your chosen clear spot that you can actually see real-time.
With drones,boats and submarines it's like going to bloody war.I fear for fishings future as I know it.
In reply to Post #1
I dread to think.
Its all become a far cry from what angling should be or was.
Appreciate times change, but todays modern carp fishing is sickening at times...is that down to social media platforms that provide a wider audience for mass advertising and bitching?
i dont know, all i know, ive all but given it up these days simply because i hate the way our hobby has headed.
i will continue to look after and nuture the lake i run, it will never become commercial and members are cherry picked.
the future will be fishing behind fenced, hicked prices, full of poxy "team members" and "promo" fools fishing for likes on facebook
I dread to think.
Its all become a far cry from what angling should be or was.
Appreciate times change, but todays modern carp fishing is sickening at times...is that down to social media platforms that provide a wider audience for mass advertising and bitching?
i dont know, all i know, ive all but given it up these days simply because i hate the way our hobby has headed.
i will continue to look after and nuture the lake i run, it will never become commercial and members are cherry picked.
the future will be fishing behind fenced, hicked prices, full of poxy "team members" and "promo" fools fishing for likes on facebook
In reply to Post #1
Ali Hamidi running a new cutting edge carp consultancy called ADROK . . .
Prices will be more than anyone else's but hand-made in a Thai sweatshop and fully tested by the man himself from his lake side apartment / office on Gillhams . . .
Ali Hamidi running a new cutting edge carp consultancy called ADROK . . .
Prices will be more than anyone else's but hand-made in a Thai sweatshop and fully tested by the man himself from his lake side apartment / office on Gillhams . . .
In reply to Post #12
I used to hate the way carp fishing was going. Untill i realised i only saw the things i didnt like on social media. Once i ditched that, i realised carp fishing for me hasnt really changed at all.
I used to hate the way carp fishing was going. Untill i realised i only saw the things i didnt like on social media. Once i ditched that, i realised carp fishing for me hasnt really changed at all.
In reply to Post #1
Even more bell ends and insta punishing hashtag W-ankers sucking dick for boilies
Even more bell ends and insta punishing hashtag W-ankers sucking dick for boilies
In reply to Post #11
It cant be too long untill fiber optic line gives you real time footage from a camera in your lead.
It cant be too long untill fiber optic line gives you real time footage from a camera in your lead.