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- 7 Apr 2019 05:57
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Forum: Bait
Thread: Kent particles boilies
23 Aug 2021
@ 2:56pm
@ 2:56pm
Hi guys, has anyone used the boilies from Kent particles?? They do some great deals and I wondered if anyone had any experience with them? Cheers
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Short sessions, 6ft rods?
8 May 2019
@ 6:59pm
@ 6:59pm
In reply to Post #11
Do you usually just carry these around with you? I really want to go the stalking route, I just think it would be better use of the tine I have. I assume the 6ft is for the tighter situations? Can you cast well with the 9ft rod?
Do you usually just carry these around with you? I really want to go the stalking route, I just think it would be better use of the tine I have. I assume the 6ft is for the tighter situations? Can you cast well with the 9ft rod?
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Short sessions, 6ft rods?
6 May 2019
@ 6:04pm
@ 6:04pm
The rods I have at the moment is some esp vertex 12''9ft 3 1/4 test curve which are great when I've fished big open waters in the past but won't be suited for this water I'm joining next year. It may be 22 acres but it's not just an open water, there are lots of bays, snaggy areas, fishing short to islands etc.
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Short sessions, 6ft rods?
6 May 2019
@ 5:11pm
@ 5:11pm
Maybe I'm getting caught up on the short rod fad. I definitely want to stick to stalking as time will be short and I don't want to be sat behind motionless rods, I've done loads of that in my past fishing and I think that made me fall out of love with it a bit. My own fault I know. Would 9ft get any distance? If maybe I saw a fish 50 - 80 yards out?
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Short sessions, 6ft rods?
5 May 2019
@ 4:45pm
@ 4:45pm
Hi, I'm joining a water next year, 22 acres with loads of hidden corners, snaggy areas. Basically I have limited time with family comitments work etc. I've been out of carp fishing for a while and money is limited so I want the right gear from the start. I will have time to walk round, bait areas and hopefully find the fish but not for long sessions and maybe the odd overnighter. I've never stalked out fish and I thought this would suit perfectly given the time I'll have. What do you guys think? Would a pair of 6ft rods be good enough and if so which ones? Any help would be great!!