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In reply to Post #123
Yeah most definitely a shame but it keeps my waters quiet 😉
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In reply to Post #122
Watched it earlier today. Carp brothels. So sad but so true.
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In reply to Post #1
The new Thinking Tackle podcast with Nick Helleur, one of the best podcasts I've ever listened to, not just fishing but any... brilliant, sharp, witty and somewhat outspoken. Going back to the 90's I never liked his persona, too cocky for me etc but now... whether I've mellowed, he has or we both have just superb. You have to listen or watch it. Dragged in, wrists bound and bag on his head and then takes over the show...
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In reply to Post #120
Carp Angler Chronicles – Bait Pt2 with Dean Towey 
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In reply to Post #119
Many thanks Roland!
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In reply to Post #117
Just discovered yours, Sam. Listened to a couple whilst working this week. Very good indeed, especially the one with Dean.
Look forward to listening to more of these.
Roland
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In reply to Post #117
the new relaunched nash podcast is by far the poorest podcast I've listened to,no structure or running order,neither know what's coming next..its not even like 2 mates having a chat, very poor amd very annoying like 2 childish kids who's found their dads stash of porn mags...pretty much sums up nash's work force really.
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In reply to Post #116
Many thanks.
Yes I’ve definitely found that that to be true re times/days. Some EOs and other substances can be very attractive and palatable one day and then be of no interest another day.
Interestingly though, the best 3 EOs I’ve tested so far have been consistently attractive every time I’ve tested them. Well, so far anyway!
Absolutely tons of variables that need to be brought into consideration though as I’m sure you’re very aware.
For those of you who like the Nash podcasts- they have built a studio like Korda and it looks like they will be putting out regular episodes now.
The older episodes are not my kind of thing at all but perhaps things will change now they have their own studio etc. Worth a go
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In reply to Post #95
Great podcast, really enjoy the bait talk.
When testing essential oils as single substances (in tank) have found the carp react to some only at certain times. This was in a heated tank so temperature was pretty constant.
My observations leaned against that they possibly reacted better to some of the EOs when they had recently been fed leading to the theory that they worked in synergy with the other stimulants released from the food.
This may be all wrong but worth thinking about when testing.
Looking forward to hear your results!
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In reply to Post #42
Another non-fishing one worth a listen is called gossipmongers.
Had it on in the car on the way to the lake last week and haven't laughed that hard for ages.
With episode titles like The Edinburgh Fisting and The Boy with Hot Urine you cant go wrong.
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In reply to Post #112
Thanks Jamie.
Feel free to message in!
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I listened to Pete regans korda podcast the other night. Highly entertaining, well worth a listen.
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Yesterday’s Carp Angler Chronicles podcast is good/funny/freaky.
Sams spooky story had me fixated for sure. I had something similar but not as progressive happen to me in the past. Like he says, if it had not of happened to him he wouldn’t have believed it!
Their podcast is most definitely my favourite!
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In reply to Post #108
Good stuff Frenzy, looking forward to it.
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In reply to Post #109
thanks mate.
Keep your eyes peeled, especially now its getting cooler and as river water levels rise
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In reply to Post #108
Great pod Joss.. Had a walk round a few of the London Ressies at the start of the year and came across a few swan mussel shells on the bank. Was thinking at the time, what was eating them.. Now it makes me wonder.. 
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In reply to Post #107
I certainly can mate...
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In reply to Post #103
Is there anyway you could maybe put the information up on here as an article Frenzy? Apologies if it's already about but I'm generally interested in the pictures and information regarding on what to look out for without the rights, wrongs, laws, fence, etc, just the layman's advice.
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In reply to Post #105
Thank you mate, very kind of you
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Great insight to the otter problems and views on carp angling Joss . something everyone should listen to so we know what to look out for.
Some really good bait stuff as well on TCAC as well - keep it up fellas
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In reply to Post #100
Far too kind mate, but thank you.
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In reply to Post #102
thanks mate.
i've got so much info and photo evidence from over the years, and i'm more than happy to share them. in fact, ive sent quite a few to Sam
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In reply to Post #101
Found loads of opened mussel shells, didn't suss at first then the carnage started.. Very informative joss! 👍
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In reply to Post #99
Thanks mate, very kind of you. sorry for the length of the podcast, I blame Sam for introducing the start of it with a rule of a "tipple" 
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In reply to Post #99
Yep what an eye opener!!
Joss is full of interesting info on otter predation and delivers it all in layman’s terms.
Thoroughly likeable bloke too
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In reply to Post #98
Enjoyed joss podcast, top bloke! Didn't know you could apply for a lethal cull license!
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In reply to Post #97
Oh you’re on the dark side there with that selection 
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In reply to Post #95
It was probably a bad idea picking your photography podcast as my first one ever
The shaun Harrison 'naturals' one is next, that's an aspect of a good bait I believe in but it's rarely mentioned on here.
On that vein I'd love someone to get Bob or jules from carp company to do one of these or at least some writing on bait, thirty odd years in the industry but very little media stuff from them
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In reply to Post #92
It was the first one the carpcast wasn’t it?
I thought it was very good a first, something different and quite refreshing. I liked Mark, he was straight talking and there were some good little stories and interviews. I gave up on it when it became the Jamie’s Sunday morning brunch show 
That’s not a knock at the lads, both successful anglers but if feel they drifted away from the original script, then like mentioned it was all about money, whether it cost or not if they enjoyed doing it they should have just cracked on for me
Now there seems to be loads about. I haven’t listened to any since the carpcast
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In reply to Post #94
Thanks for the kind words! It’s very much appreciated.
It’s hard not to cover topics that have already been covered on here, but I think we’ve revealed quite a few bits that I haven’t seen mentioned on here before. A lot of what we talk about comes from our own trial and error or ideas that start with white papers, which are public domain or at least available to everyone through google and/or emailing the right places. Much like this forum.
I have also recently built a koi-type carp pond in my garden and trust me, those fish are getting a lot of different ideas thrown at them!!! Example- I will be testing over 30 essential oils on these fish and then plan to summarise my findings on the podcast which should be pretty unique to us. These will be tested in various water temps throughout the year and I expect each of the EO’s effectiveness to differ alongside these changes.
That being said this forum definitely inspired a fair bit of my bait making when I was more active on here 10 or so years ago. I am not sure what the black forum is though 
As far as what we’ve caught goes, not all venues are allowed to be nor should talked about.
I’ve been very lucky and managed to catch what I would class as incredibly special fish but to be totally honest with you a lot of this is down to the time I used to spend fishing.
“Back in the day” when I was “proper on it” I’d regularly do 3 or even 4 nights a week and make a visit most days. It’s the guys who catch the special ones on minimal time that balance up other areas of life that really hold my respect.
Recently my fishing is limited to 1 night only per week, not even 24 hours. In addition to that I will try my best to visit the lake (50 minutes away) to bait up at least once a week, recently I’ve managed to bait up 3 times as I’m gunning for it before the water turns proper cold.
Since angling this way I’ve realised that so much of my style of angling was based around having eyes on the water constantly and acting accordingly.
With my new style of angling with limited time I’m finding I have to try to plan ahead of the carp and other anglers and be several steps ahead in order to be successful (which I’m often not!).
I’m most definitely catching far less than I once did.
That being said I’m still getting amongst them so perhaps I should start posting a few of my captures on social media, even though I cringe at the thought (seems a bit ego-driven and “braggy” which despite how a few people have said I come across as, I am most definitely not!!).
Anyway, apologies for the ramblings!
We welcome any feedback going forward and really want to make it something that is enjoyed by the few who are on our wavelength 
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I also really enjoyed the carp cast. I think their roster of guests is still the best of all the podcasts, although the Korda one will no doubt catch up.
I had a bit of love/hate listening to Jamie, no doubt he could be a pain, but at least he was pretty honest in his opinions and couldn’t help but dive in when he thought something wasn’t right in the news section. As a host, he also had some pretty special captures to quantify his opinions. Was hoping that he would turn up as a guest on the Korda podcast one day, would have been good value.
I’ve also enjoyed the Carp Anglers Chronicles, but as member of this and the black forum I can’t help but think that a lot of the ‘bait guru’ stuff is lifted from the many brilliant threads over the years rather than original thought. Would be good to get some context on where they have fished and what was caught to support the information given out.
That said, I think they have found a great niche in getting some of the forum members on to share that knowledge, looking forward to another one with Dean.
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In reply to Post #92
I loved the Podcast when it first came out, I even payed for the other content even though the free content was miles better.
Being the first fishing podcast released it done well, in my opinion there so many better quality podcast out there now.
I love the way Jamie was so far up Nashy’s arse for the first 90 episodes but slagged him off when they had a falling out.
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I see on social media that the carp cast are trying re launch themselves, aslong as they can manage to do it without banging on about how much it costs,the constant adverts and plugging for subscribers and Jamie's business adventures..when they were the only ones out there they had the lions share of listeneres but theres podcasts out there now, professionally put together with no mention of costs or hardship that have excellent content.
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In reply to Post #89
Agreed. Great stuff Micky, really enjoyed it
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The Seriously podcast from the BBC just put up an episode called Reading the Water with Chris Yates.
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In reply to Post #84
Mickeys is excellent, as was Tom Stokes.
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In reply to Post #87
kind of you mate...blimey I can waffle..especially with a bottle of red to hand 
great evening bud
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In reply to Post #86
Started editing today mate, you come across very wel
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In reply to Post #11
co-host one that needs a LOT of work but I’m very open to suggestions.
Podcasting is harder than you think when you’re being yourself and aiming for a relaxed/natural feel.
Context is key. Things that are said can come across VERY different from what they are intended.
Open to suggestions from you all
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In reply to Post #84
Agree mate, hes proper! 😉
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The new Korda podcast with Micky Gray is bloody good
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In reply to Post #82
Nobody knows and with Serenity gone also the bait section is much worse off 
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In reply to Post #78
Why was he banned?
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In reply to Post #80
He was guest on the carp anglers chronicles podcast. Sam Barley's pod. And a cracking one it was to.
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In reply to Post #77
Is that Deans podcast mate or was he a guest so to speak?
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In reply to Post #77
Good old Saggybelly, real shame he got banned.
Proper bait expert
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In reply to Post #66
Saggybelly
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In reply to Post #75
I remember one of the carp casts where Frank had clearly over indulged prior to the interview and was absolutely brilliant!
Much respect to that Frank!
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Could listen to Frank all day. For those who enjoyed there are a few Carp Cast episodes with Frank as guest, all worth checking out. He was always my favourite guest.
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In reply to Post #73
id like to give it a try.
the mechanics with that shot will keep that hook point facing down toward that bottom lip.
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It was very interesting probably the best one they have done.Anyone have any thoughts on that rig he showed right at the end.
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Frank's a legend, probably one of the most interesting ones yet
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In reply to Post #68
agree with this , one off kordas best podcasts to date. such a good listen and nice to be able to get hear some off his logic and thinking behind things.
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In reply to Post #68
ive watched it twice! great 3 hours.
best korda pod by far in my opinion, closely second is Julian cundiff
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In reply to Post #68
Yes very interesting. Not your usual " I went to lake A set up in swim 27 and caught fish 37c. On rig 57b and bait 4. A real innovator and I hope there is a part two.
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I’m about half way through the Frank Warwick korda podcast and as I suspected it’s a great listen/watch. There’s so much, rig development, bait development, water history, franks whacky sixth sense etc etc. Absolutely as far away from I went here and caught that as you can get. Very open and honest.
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In reply to Post #1
Joey Diaz the church of what's happening now, ive never laughed so much.
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Just listened to the latest podcast from The Carp Angler Chronicles. Have to say, really enjoyable. Great effort from the lads. It was touched upon towards the end of the show, but it has become the “bait” specialist podcast for sure.
Give it a listen!
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In reply to Post #64
They want him to go back on but i dont think he will, his bait knowledge is worth listening to.
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In reply to Post #63
I enjoyed pete regan on korda podcast.
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In reply to Post #62
Sam.. forget al these media whores why don’t you get Regan on the show at least we’ll have a laugh.
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In reply to Post #61
Ridiculous
Mother
****ers
Hollering
Obsessively?
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In reply to Post #59
Rmfho.
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In reply to Post #55
I bet he’d do it for korda 😉
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In reply to Post #48
Sounds like Mal bur without the drink 
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In reply to Post #54
I think grey/white beard gives it away mate! Lol loreal of course!
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In reply to Post #54
Fair enough!
I’d love to have Micky on, not sure if he’d be keen for that kind of thing though
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In reply to Post #53
**** that mate I get myself in enough bovver on here when I have time to think about what I’m saying
Tell you what though if you could get that Mickey Grey on the show I would love to know if his hair is dyed or natural.
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In reply to Post #52
We will soon be doing a multiple guest episode. Welcome to hop on for a while if you feel you have something good to share
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In reply to Post #49
Depends on which way you look at it but I would struggle to suggest my comments were harsh.
It was the mental vision I got as I was gently slipping into a coma after listening to you talking about spraying liquids from water pistols 🤔
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In reply to Post #50
Does that stand for-
Really
Masterful
Fishing
Honestly
Opinionated
Micky?
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In reply to Post #48
Rmfho
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In reply to Post #48
 Harsh. Now here’s the trouble with coal....
PS- we are going to keep things authentic but booze will be kept to a minimum on future episodes.
You heard it here first 
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In reply to Post #47
Sam listened to your podcast and was very impressed up to a point, as the drink flowed you both began sounding like a couple of old homosexual liberal MPs from the 70s discussing the state of the coal industry
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In reply to Post #46
Weird. I’ve always thought he sounds like a confused family planning adviser
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In reply to Post #35
That’s exactly what I thought Pete sounds like!!
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Recently subscribed too the James English anything goes and it’s brilliant especially the Darren Gee and Tony Bellew interviews.
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In reply to Post #43
It’s a shame the first dozen or so were poor, but if you ignore them it really is comedy gold if a little obscure, have a campachoochoo on me, okay ya😂
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In reply to Post #42
Yes, Athletico Mince is awesome. I just love Bob Mortimer!
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In reply to Post #1
I much prefer nowadays listening to a podcast on the bank rather than reading or surfing as you can watch the water at the same time.
Some of the Korda ones have been really engaging, Ting Tong, Lee Jackson, Pete Reagan, Si Hartop but some have bombed for me at least. Simon Pitt and Toby Clarke seem to put the guests at ease and get the best out of them.
The carpcast was good to start with then JC just got to be a pain in the arse, always trying to better the guests etc and his rants were just plain boring.
The Spodcast has some good guests but all became samey, same Oxfordshire waters and people with something to promote.
Baitworks is one of the better ones, Robin Dix, Chris Ball, Reg Bampton... all ones to listen to again and again.
Nash ones I’ve mainly enjoyed, I quite like the banter between Alfie and Tom, would be nice if they could keep some sort of frequency to the uploads.
DNA again some are okay others not so, PB products likewise.
Mostly carp fishing I have again enjoyed, random muttering of a newbie but interesting all the same.
CAC, again some okay some not so, a bit rambling at times, other times it seems whilst one is talking the other is preoccupied doing his tax returns or something similar 😂 Dom on the spodcast is a bit guilty of this too!! One of the guys for some reason reminds me of the intern from the tv series W1A😉
Not listened to the new one the day to day carp angler but I’ll get around to it sometime.
Non fishing wise, Athletico Mince is hilarious, the Peter Beardsley and Steve Maclaren sketches are brilliant, Bob Mortimer at his finest. Top flight time machine, again very good a bit sweary but still funny. Peter crouch and the Ellis James/John Robbins well worth a listen too.
Finally the BBC actually do some great story based/ informative ones...Mortem, crowd science, passenger list, death in ice valley, the assassination and 13 minutes to the moon.
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In reply to Post #1
Sorry DP
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Ricky Gervais Deadly Sirius podcasts on YouTube are really, really good.
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In reply to Post #37
fair enough. I can’t hear it myself to be honest. I had to google him
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In reply to Post #36
he sounds just like Jack Whitehall, that was it
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In reply to Post #35
I don’t get the joke 
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In reply to Post #34
After reading this thread I had a listen to to the Shaun Harrison episode as well, very good, once I'd convinced myself I wasn't actually listening to Jack Whitehall when your mate was speaking I was fine
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You’re all far too kind.
Thank you fellas
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In reply to Post #30
I would echo what others have already said Sam and would like to say thank you.
I listened to the Shaun Harrison podcast today while working and it was excellent.
Then started on the Steve Briggs episode which i will finish tomorrow.
Great stuff.
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Just subscribed Sam, gives me something to listen too in the motor
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In reply to Post #30
Thoroughly enjoy your podcasts sir. So what you are drunk... you ain’t hurting anyone (other than your wallet and liver) have another 🙂
Bit samey I know. But I really enjoy the bait talk. Perhaps a little more information as to why you used/changed flavours/additives at the time of when you were rolling your own. You have eluded to this before. But sometimes we all get caught up in adding certain things for the sake of them being great ingredients. It would be good to hear a forward/out-of-box thinking angler like yourself to explain the reasons why you do what you do.
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Thanks again fellas. Really appreciate the kind words although I must say that I feel embarrassed listening back to them at the bits where I’m overly drunk.
To be honest I’ve been pretty hammered on most if not all the episodes and I think it has affected the quality of things. It started off as being our “thing” to have a drink on the episode, it quickly got out of hand.
The last one I recorded I couldn’t finish off properly because I couldn’t get my words together 
Kind of funny, but also kind of tragic!
We will be recording one tomorrow and I will be stone cold sober for it. If anyone has anything they want us to cover feel free to pop me a pm
In the interest of getting the thread on track, “into the wilderness” is a great non-carp podcast if you enjoy shooting or land/animal management.
Of course JRE and the Tim Ferriss show are both great podcasts too.
As far as carp podcasts go I think most of them are good and worth a listen but my personal favourite is Tom Stokes account of his time on Burghfield which was featured on The Spodcast.
Definitely worth a listen!
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In reply to Post #27
I agree, I love listening to Shaun. A very unassuming talent. A gentleman carp angler.
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In reply to Post #23
Had a listen whilst the tench were bubbling everywhere this morning. Shame I was after Cruician 
Good stuff Sam
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In reply to Post #23
first time listener from seeing this post , really enjoyed the shaun harrison episode and will be working my way through the rest.
keep up the good work
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In reply to Post #20
I've listened to the Shaun Harrision episode twice now - honestly mind blowing, could listen to him for hours
Keep up the good work Sam
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In reply to Post #1
If you're a Moto GP fan then Gas It Out is pretty good
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In reply to Post #23
No problem Sam.
I've actually been listening to your Podcast with Dom on the Spodcast this morning on the way to work
The Carp Anglers Chronicles
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Thanks for the kind comments folks.
I cringe a bit at the earlier ones. We will get better, don’t worry!
It’s called “The Carp Angler Chronicles Podcast”, you can find it on all the usual podcast apps.
You can also listen on our website if you’d rather-
https://thecarpanglerchronicles.com
EDIT- not sure how to do a link, sorry
And thanks Cam , we don’t profit in the slightest from it (it actually costs quite a bit to make) but I still wasn’t sure if it violated your user terms etc.
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In reply to Post #21
please do Sam,as Im looking for more podcasts to listen to whilst swimming
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In reply to Post #18
Sam, I have no problem with you putting a link up to your podcast
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I think you're onto a good thing there Sam. You've got a voice that very much suits podcasts, but most importantly you don't interrupt your guest. Excellent stuff
I think that Shaun Harrison has got some very interesting angles, although I would say the approach he talks about in respect to bait is very much dependant on the water you're applying it to. What I mean to say is if you were seeking out small critters and snails to act as a kind of attractant to get fish to investigate your spot and you were fishing in a commercial, barren waterscape? I can't see it would diminish your returns all the same. Saying all that, obviously Shaun would change his approach depending where he's fishing.
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In reply to Post #18
I'm sure if you message a Mod, it will be Fine Sam.
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In reply to Post #16
Thanks for the feedback. I struggle to shut my mouth so I’m glad it’s appreciated!
I’ve sent you a PM Darkieallard.
I think if I mention my own podcast on here it would be deemed as spam
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In reply to Post #11
What podcast do you host Sam?
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In reply to Post #15
The Steve Briggs Colnemere interview was excellent by the way...love the way you just let him do the talking
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In reply to Post #14
Thanks Kells.
You’d be shocked at how many messages we get on Instagram complaining that we aren’t revealing everything on bait and venues!
To be honest I can see why it would annoy people, perhaps I need to learn not to mention things in the first place 
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In reply to Post #11
I'm assuming from this post Sam that your one of the co hosts of " The Carp Anglers Chronicles "??
Have to Say you two seem to well spoken to be Carp Anglers.. 
Especially loving the bait chat. ( no one talks about bait much these days) like the old skool attitude on bait ( Tell'em nothing ). But I think hosting a podcast your going to have to be a bit more open.
Keep up the good work Sam
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In reply to Post #12
Thanks for the kind words Nick. Much appreciated.
Dom from The Spodcast has some great guests lined up for the future.
That’s one to watch I recon
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In reply to Post #11
I really enjoyed the carp cast one - I quite enjoyed the rants from JC even though I can see why it might annoy people. I like the Korda one - very professional and some great interviews, interesting guests and the Pete Regan one was funny as anything. The baitworks one I enjoyed to begin with but now I just listen to the interview bit rather than the rambling that precedes the interview - a bit too formulaic for my liking. The spodcast can be ok but they tend to interview those who fish linear waters a lot which is as far removed from my type of carp fishing experience as you can get. Sam’s podcast I find interesting - probably because it’s just 2 regular guys chatting carp which is what we all tend to do and the fact that there is a Cornish element to it which makes it more relevant to me. The interviews with Briggs and Harrison were a real coup and I enjoyed them both. The ‘secret squirrel’ bait chat makes me smile and serves as a reminder that not everyone has to give away their edges - although I guess this will irritate those who want to be given a recipe on a plate....
It’s horses for courses really, I listen to all of them including the DNA one (which I do enjoy) and the more obscure beginner guys having a go. They all have something to offer and I’d rather listen to these podcasts than tune into the many nonsense radio stations that seem to exist now. I would also rather listen to a podcast than watch a YouTube video - I guess I’m in the minority there but maybe that reflects my age!
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I co-host one that needs a LOT of work but I’m very open to suggestions.
Podcasting is harder than you think when you’re being yourself and aiming for a relaxed/natural feel.
Context is key. Things that are said can come across VERY different from what they are intended.
Open to suggestions from you all
That being said, purely doing it for fun, would love to entertain you all as much as possible but wouldn’t change our ethos for the world
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In reply to Post #9
How did you find the paid for version of the Carpcast, I subscribed for the shear fact I was doing a lot of driving and enjoyed podcasts but found the free version was better than the paid.
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In reply to Post #4
Been listening to Rogan since 2012. I find the Diaz ones the most repetitive these days, with an occasional laugh out loud moment. Things will change drastically when he switches to Spotify in September!
As for angling podcasts, the Korda one tops the lot by a country mile. The Clossick one was alright prior to it turning into a subscription (worst thing they could have done). The audio with the some of the guests was unbearable at times.
Kicking myself to be honest as I contemplated doing one in 2012 when there was a solitary fishing podcast, of which only Chris Ball and Graeme Pullen discussed carp fishing. The rest was sea based, as I believe it originated from the Sussex coast. It wasn't that long ago I spoke to one "name" and told him Podcasts were the future of audio. He dismissed that, yet ended up on about 4 prior to lockdown .
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Both the thinking tackle and the baitworks podcasts are brilliant.
I do like the spodcast and dna ones but find them too short.
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In reply to Post #1
Can't recommend this highly enough, such a funny couple of hours & the difference in personalities between Pete & Damo is magic
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In reply to Post #1
Excellent. I've watched a few of these now and haven't seen a bad one yet. I can't remember who said it but, "The next best thing to fishing, is talking about fishing"..
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Probably Joe Rogan when Joey Diaz is on.
One of the best ones Rogan did was with the guy talking about fungus. Man, that like blew my mind.
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In reply to Post #1
Hilarious character, and some great stories.
Think the Korda podcast is pretty good to be fair
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In reply to Post #1
Agree, very good listen one of the funniest yet. Give it a watch on YouTube, Damien Clarke looks a worried man..
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some will have already listened , but if you want a right laugh , thinking tackle podcast number 20 with pete regan…..listened under my brolly Friday night and I recon the bloke next door thought I was mad , laugh out loud funny.....thank me later
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