Useful tips for carp fishing
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The beginner carp angler; which carp rod?
As mentioned, where you plan to fish is important when deciding which rod is best for you. It mainly concerns whether you want to fish far out, or close to the bank. This makes a big difference for most anglers. Also important is the way you want to fish; which system will you use? And […]
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The Beginning Carp Angler: where to Start
Carp angling is a distinct discipline within sport fishing. Here you’ll learn how to get a good start as a beginning carp angler. Methods of Carp Angling Personally, I don’t think there’s any type of angling that can be broader and more complex than carp angling. Especially when you’re just starting out. This is partly […]
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Make your Own Boilie Stoppers
Many types of boilie stoppers are available on the market. They come in various colors, sizes, and materials, such as silicone or hard plastic. There are also different models and shapes, such as artificial corn. Making your Own, how and with What? I’m going to explain that to you. Buy a broom (for example, […]
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Sponge Balls
There are many types of artificial baits on the market. A tip I’d like to share with you is the use of sponge balls that are used in the hospitality industry to flush the tap lines. These sponge balls have a diameter of 10mm and are only available in orange. Why Sponge Balls? The great […]
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The Landing Net Support
When you’re by the water, you usually place your landing net in a strategic spot, so you have it within reach and can grab it when you need it. After the catch, the landing net is wet, it lies on the ground, and you can step on it or trip over it. Or you lean […]
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Protect your Hook with a Boilie
You can protect your hook against dirt, mussels & snags, you can do this with a soluble PVA foam or PVA stick. This solution can arouse suspicion on some waters. That’s why I have the following tip for you! Cut or Slice a Boilie in Half Protect your hook with a boilie: Take a piece […]
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Making your Own Goo
Since Goo can be quite expensive, you can also make it yourself. It’s fun to do and you can make it completely to your own taste and color. Plus, it’s also half the price. I’ll explain what you need. Requirements: 120ml bottle of glycerine (from the pharmacy) 70 grams of cornmeal (from the health […]
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Getting Particles on the Swim
You can row out your bait and then drop your boilie in the right spot (hard plate) and sprinkle some particles around it. It can also be done with a spod or PVA. You can also sail to your swim with a bait boat. It is sometimes also possible to walk to the other side. […]
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