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which one should I opt for fishing singles in winter??
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Cannot do links. If you currently need any Fizz S2 copy & paste into your browser....
Fishon Tackle have our Fizz S2 (nut) & our ScopexPineapple S2 in store & online in all variations.
The Tackle Box currently have stock of our Fizz S2 (nut) & our Garlic ProBiotic 1 (nut) in store & online in all variations.
Johnson Ross Tackle now have stock of our Fizz S2 & our Garlic Pro Biotic 2 (fishmeal) in store & online in all variations.
https://johnsonrosstackle.co.uk/1974-specialized-hookbaits
https://tacklebox.co.uk/bait-and-additives/pastes-liquids-hookbaits-and-pop-ups/specialised-hookbaits-s2-fizz/
https://www.fishontackle.co.uk/specialized-hookbaits-s2-fizz
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Forum member Sam, 'The Beast'. I was never lucky enough to catch this fish when I fished this historic Kent venue. Has to be one of the oldest carp in the UK now surely. Looks well. Fizz S2 with Poacher Tigernut & Maple.
Dave, Northey Park, GPB2 barrels tipped with tigers along with 20mm Shrimp.
Forum member Gary, his target 'Nelson' 47+, S2 over K2.
Brian with son, 40+, S2 over Cell
Forum member Andy, Fizz S2 over K2, 35+
Forum member Alan, StrawberryPineapple S2 over DNA Bug
Chris Hutchie S2 over Creamino/Atlantic heat
Dean, ScopexPineapple S2 & Hutchie S2
Forum member Ben, Kingsmead Hutchie S2
FishOn Ricci, Belgium canal, Fizz S2 over shops particle & Krill.
Ritchie & son. S3
Jude GPB2
Mark, Fizz S2
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FishOn Ricci, Belgium canal. What a gorgeous big carp!
JohnsonRoss will have plenty of stock on shelves in the next couple of days.
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In reply to Post #347
Some lovely fish and shots there. Especially for Roy, awesome.
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In reply to Post #346
cheers for replying mate, where im fishingbjave a good head of silvers and bream but is low stocked for carp. ill give some armour mesh a go or tights and go from there.
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I've been so busy. It's been hard to get on here recently. Have so many photos that have not been posted. If I missed your photo today, I'm sorry.
Forum member Jay 43lb8oz, Hutchie S2 over cell. Second trip to new venue, two of the bigguns already. This one is over 40 years old. Well done Jay.
Ricci, Fizz S2 balanced over shops particle & Krill crumb
Roy, various S2 over homemade freezer baits
Forum member Richard, Fizz S2 over homemade freezers
Clint, S2 over Cell
Stevie, Wraysbury 2 ScopexPineapple S2
Forum member Andy, GPB2 over K2 freezers
Chris, Fizz S2, what a gorgeous carp.
Alfie, Fizz S2 Essex Manor
Stoke Carl & his son Jude. GPB2
New pb for son of forum member Alan. GPB1 over DNA Bug
Forum member Martin, Fizz S2
Forum member Mark, TC1 & TC2 balanced over FishOn fermented particle
Forum member Ben. Hutchie S2 balanced
Adrian, C Scale 45lb+. 7th forty + in three trips. S2 balanced.
Albie's first fishing trip. Biggest fish in the lake landed on his own. 25lb+ CherryCola S2
Forum member Gary, biggest two 40+, GPB1.
Chris, Belgium, Fizz S2
Tom, 138lb+ Siamese. TC1 13mm balanced
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In reply to Post #340
Unfortunately Andy you can't make something that is irresistible to carp, that's not also irresistible to all other coarse fish. Small roach can be an absolute nightmare mid summer. I've fished so many venues in my fishing life, the only place I've ever experienced what you speak of was on Sutton 2, where the small roach and bream were like piranhas. Freezer baits and the hook baits would get whittled down pretty rapidly in Sutton, for around a month midsummer. Eels can also be a similar problem with our hook baits.
Some venues like Sutton for a month or so in the summer can be a nightmare. So easy to get around though. Little squares of women's tights & a bit of floss will stop the little piranhas. Just wrap them in tights and tie with floss.
It's always baffled me as the river Thames & Medway are absolutely full of small roach, but I've never suffered the same problems on the river. They leave them alone It seems to be very specific to certain well stocked lakes with a large biomass. Places where the small fish have learned that boiled baits are the best food. Our hook baits are so attractive in a food sense, so the small fish will hammer them if they are really abundant.
Wrap with tights to stop that. In a few weeks it will stop anyway. They only seem to act like that mid summer. Take it as a great thing that what you are using is super attractive.
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In reply to Post #342
The garlic 2s had the same mate very soluble and attractive
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I fished a lake in Lincolnshire which was roach soup the tc wafters were getting mullered
Pretty quickly, switched to s4's and they were much more resilient.
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In reply to Post #340
My one lake I can’t use them the roach and tench destroy them. But it’s a seriously loaded silver water.
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In reply to Post #341
hmm thats weird, no crays in here.
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In reply to Post #340
I've never had this ssue with any of the hookbaits and fish waters with lots of silvers in.. Only had this issue with crays on certain venues, but they destroy nearly all hookbaits. 👍
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