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DISTANCE FISHING
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How to achieve thoses important extra yard
TOP CARPERS
Ian Russell
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Crafty Carper /// Issue 213 /// May 2015 /// www.craftycarper.co On the cover: Steve Broad with a 39lb 14oz mirror taken while shooting this month’s feature.
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Editorial James Turner Editor James looks at what’s
in store for you in this issue of
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and looks at the ways and
to give away. Answer the
again this month, and brings us part
means to enable you to get the
question correctly and you
two of his well-received Simple Rigs =
most from fishing at long range,
and a mate could be on your
Success feature. You won’t be baffled or
spring. He’s got plenty of waters
so you can reap the rewards.
way to France very soon.
confused, and you will catch carp.
to fish in the year ahead, with yet
Steve Broad
Broady gets out the big guns,
Carp Fighter Competition
We have a holiday for two
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Going The Distance
Simple Rigs = Success (Part Two) Julian Cundiff
Our man Jules looks at his rig box
his thoughts for the month.
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The Knowledge Dave Lane Laney looks back on his
winter campaigns and welcomes the
more opportunities to net some much sought-after 50-pounders.
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Tackling Small Lakes Rich Seeds
With a good track record on some of the more intimate waters the UK has to offer, Rich is a great candidate for looking at how to approach a smaller lake and the often wary inhabitants.
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by Sticky Baits This is the place to get your catch pictures published, so send them in to us, and you’re in with the chance of a great prize from those top guys at Sticky Baits.
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The Great Crafty Debate This month’s panel of experts
give their take on how their baiting changes at this time of the year.
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BYCAC – The British Young Carpers’
Angling Championship Ever wanted to become the champion? It’s easy to enter and you can pit your wits against other junior anglers, as well as carp to over 40lb in Linear Fisheries’ Oxlease Lake.
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Crafty Carper Under-21s Max Leggett reveals all
about his trips abroad in the Under21s section this month, while BYCAC champ Michael Bamber checks in with his blog, and our overseas blogger, Troy Cavey, tells us about a few sessions worth remembering.
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Carp Food Here you’ll find the latest
and greatest products of carpy cuisine on the shelves of a tackle shop near you, as well as the Editor’s Choice of the month and
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Wychwood Competition
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Go Small – Catch Big Steve Hall
Steve is an extraordinary catcher
a crafty tip from Joe Turnbull.
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Aggressive Baiting Harry Charrington
Harry has an awesome pedigree in
Carp Food Special – Sticky Baits
We’ve got over £1,000 worth
of big carp from busy waters,
With the latest Sticky products
of rods, reels and hangers to
and we find out what he does to
competition carping, so he’s just the
hitting the shelves, we look at
give away this month, thanks
be a little different from the rest
man to look at how to get the carp
the highly-acclaimed bait sprays
to the guys at Wychwood.
when targeting huge carp.
into a potential feeding frenzy.
which have been causing a few stirs in the carp-angling world.
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the pages of TicketMaster this month,
top-quality rod design, and
fishing magazine through your
and free fishing offers for every
with the Rod Hutchinson brand
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this is the place to go to get
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your carpy fix. We’ve got a
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Hot Holiday – Scarper Carper
If you’re currently on the lookout for a holiday in France, with the chance
In Focus – Rod Hutchinson The term ‘Dream Maker’
is synonymous with high-end,
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If you are currently playing
around with Zigs, then page 85 is well worth taking a look at. Avid have
worth taking a look at page 72 to see
just released their new Zig line, and
what Scarper Carper has to offer.
we’ve been playing around with it.
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you the low-down on what’s hot and
which form of the dissolving
what’s not. Plus the Crafty Team give
stuff he opts for in a variety of
you their essential items this month.
situations, along with some nifty
We take a look at some of the
best products on the market, and give
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The new Terry Hearn
landing net is now available, and
If you want
to get your favourite carp-
advantage of this month.
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Inbox Keep up to date
with the latest news, and you can also get in touch with us here and see what’s going
Choose Your Weapon
on, as well as the rumblings
Rich Adams
from the carpy grapevine.
Rich takes a look at PVA and reveals
tips to employ in your angling.
In Focus – E-S-P
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cracking offer for you to take
In Focus – Avid Carp
of bagging a few chunks, then it’s
Carpers’ Kit
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Fox and Crafty Carper Catch
Competition Hall of Fame Here you’ll find the hall of fame, including the winners from
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A Day In The Park
the last 6 months’ Facebook-
Joe Atkinson
based capture competition in
An opportunistic few hours spent on
conjunction with our friends
closer look. As ever from E-S-P, we
a park lake soon turned into an epic
at Fox. The overall winner
weren’t disappointed, and we can’t
session to remember for Joe, who
will receive a session with
wait to give the rods a blast too.
managed to tag the second-largest
a top Fox consultant.
we got our hands on one to take a
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In Focus – Wychwood With an impressive list
of new tackle items adorning the
fish in the lake along the way.
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Don’t Rock The
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The Question Is This month’s carping
Boat Jo Green
Well-known lady angler Jo
conundrums are answered by our panel
Green is back this month, and
this year, we got hold of the new
of experts. If you get your question
moves on to another awesome
C-301 rods, which are worth a look
answered, you’ll receive a cracking
water in the RK Leisure
if you’re a bit of a tackle tart.
prize delivered straight to your door.
portfolio – The Boat Pool.
product catalogue from Wychwood
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In Focus – The Firm Want to kit yourself out with
a new carpy hoody? The Firm can
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It Never Gets Old Iain Macmillan
Going back a good 15 years, Iain
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bargain, you’ll definitely want
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looks at how one of his favourite
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results in a huge number of fish.
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In Focus – Gardner If you use coated hooklinks,
then the Gardner Ultra Skin is not to be missed. We’ve seen a fair
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few coated braids in our time, and Gardner have really upped the ante.
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Going the Distance S
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Every carp angler loves to talk about casting, but are you getting it right? Steve Broad runs through some of the basics so that you can gain those all-important extra yards.
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asting is probably one of the
some of the country’s best casters
be stiff. This means that it doesn’t
most talked about subjects in
do lots of tuition days, so even this
bend when playing a fish, resulting in
carp fishing, and often it’s an
can be improved upon. I have been
an unpleasant fight experience. Up to
awful lot of drivel, with some people
to a couple and must say that it was
a point, most rods are a compromise
claiming the ability to cast huge
an eye-opener; it definitely helped
between casting ability and playing
distances. In the real world the truth is
me, so don’t be afraid to give it a go
action, which creates some nice
somewhat different, but we all possess
because it will make a difference.
user-friendly rods which are capable
the ability to do it; some will be better
So, let’s look at what else we can do
of casting very long distances. Like
than others, but practice makes perfect.
to make fishing at distance easier.
anything, if you want to push it right
We live in a world where we’ve never
As I said earlier, within reason, you
to the limit, you will need specialised
had it so good, with all the equipment
don’t have to worry about rods, simply
kit. The super-stiff powerful rods aren’t
available to us being absolutely top-
because the quality of today’s products
for everyone, and to get the best out
notch. Think about it – even though
is excellent. Firstly, you need to be
of them, you need excellent casting
you can easily pay over £400 for a
honest with yourself about your need
technique and, up to a point, physical
rod, you can also buy one for £120,
to cast. If you don’t fish big waters,
size is also important. I’m not a big fella,
which will perform equally as well.
why have a set of rods capable of
so this type of rod doesn’t suit me. I get
This also applies to reels, lines, and,
casting to the moon? On the flip side,
the best, and achieve the longest casts,
in fact, just about everything you can
if all your fishing is at distance, then
from a slightly less powerful beastie.
buy. So why is it that if you give four
it would warrant investing in more
anglers identical setups, they will all
specialised equipment. When making a
is line, which is crucially important
cast different distances? The obvious
rod capable of casting a long distance,
when it comes to gaining those extra
answer is technique. Thankfully,
there’s one major problem – it has to
yards. Put simply, the thinner the
The next thing on the agenda
line, the further the rig will go. This A 39lb 14oz mirror taken at long range from a new water, Holme Fen.
is because of a number of factors, including drag and weight. The trouble is that thin line doesn’t have a very high breaking strain, and thus cannot take the tremendous force of a fullbloodied cast. The first option is to use braid, which is thin for its strength. As an example, most normal 20lb monofilament lines are about 0.40mm in diameter, while a similar breaking strain braid can be as thin as 0.10mm, half the thickness. It often makes me smile when you see an angler launch a marker float to the horizon and then not be able to reach with normal rods, which is a prime example of the difference between braid and mono. You think it would be just a case of spooling up with braid and off you go, but – and you knew there would be a but – there are a number of inherent problems with this material. Most thin braids float, are expensive, have no stretch, aren’t user-friendly, and in a lot of cases, are banned. Given the choice, I would use braid for distance fishing simply because all the negative points are outweighed by those all-important
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A Day in the Park Joe Atkinson
the close season and it was empty. I naturally presumed it would be busy all week, although it hadn’t been fishing particularly well considering its normal form, so this might have been the reason. So, with an afternoon free and it being so quiet, I couldn’t resist the chance of bagging a Priory carp. Once the morning tasks were done and the tackle was sorted, the car was loaded and I was on my way. I arrived just before 12 to find there was still only the one lad on, which was very pleasing. Priory has a long island dividing the lake into two sides, with channels at either end. The one angler was fishing the small side, which
Signature pop-up hookbaits; placing the shot below the bait ensured it sat nicely on top of the hook.
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A Day in the Park Joe Atkinson
meant that the big side was free. It
12mm Signature pop-ups fished with
was going through my head, and just
was fishing again, this time in slightly
was evident when I got there that the
a small shot on the underside, so
minutes later, that very rod folded
different areas. I positioned the rods
fish were well aware of this. It was
they sat nicely above the hook, flat
over as the alarm sounded and I was
wherever I could see signs of possible
impossible not to spot them; they were
to the lakebed. With the rods ready
into one. Could it be? I soon realised it
feeding fish. Along the park wall to
fizzing up in several places and the
to rock, one was cast towards a patch
wasn’t, but a fish it was and that was
my left, an abundance of bread gets
odd one could be seen cruising close
fizzing just off a bush on the island.
all that mattered. After a spirited scrap,
thrown in by visitors to the park who
to the island. It made my swim choice
The other went on another patch of
an upper-double park lake common
come to feed the birdlife. Just feet from
an easy decision – the bulk of the fish
fizzing which was about halfway out
was in the net – mission accomplished.
the wall, in 2-3ft of water, I could make
were held up in the channel swim, so
towards the island. It was now time to
Before I knew it, the left-hand rod
out some feeding fish; whether it was
that’s where the gear was put down.
play the waiting game. A big cluster
sounded and I was into another fish,
on naturals or on sunken bread I didn’t
Previous visits had resulted in
of bubbles came up not too far from
this one resulting in a stunning mirror.
know, but they were definitely feeding.
fish coming to balanced hookbaits
my right-hand rod, and just seconds
Within 20 minutes of the rods being
I had the luxury of being able to walk
fished with little sticks, so this was
later, a fish known as the Double Lin
out I’d got two in the net, and with
my rod around and lower it down
where I started my attack, the only
pushed itself out of the water. The
signs of other fish still rising to the
stealthily, so I took full advantage.
tweak being to use tiny mesh bags
lake’s biggest resident topped out right
surface in the form of fizzing bubbles,
A small handful of bloodworm and
of bloodworm pellet instead of actual
over my rod, only a matter of feet from
I was confident of bagging more.
krill pellet was thrown over
sticks. Hookbait-wise, I opted for
my hookbait! You can imagine what
The rods were put back out and I
the top for a little added
RIGHT With patches of fizzing all over, I was definitely in the right place.
This upper-double common started the session off nicely.
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Simple Rigs = Success Julian Cundiff
DIFFUSION LEAD CLIP END TACKLE
COMPONENTS
• Nash Diffusion Camo Leader in 0.75 or 1.5m length • Nash Weed Safety Bolt Bead • Nash Weed Safety Bolt Bead Tail Rubber • Nash Big Ring Swivel • Flat pear lead
APPLICATION
is safe to the carp in that it can be fine-
CONSTRUCTION
it just sinks, sits, and disappears.
Unless I’m using my 360 Chod Rig or,
tuned to drop the lead (or not), and the
1. Take the Diffusion Leader out of
2. Get a Nash Big Ring Swivel and
occasionally, a Helicopter Rig due to
soft leader won’t lift the scales of any
the packet and give it a good stretch
push one of the loops through
silt issues, 95% or more of my lakebed
carp which runs when the leader comes
to straighten it out. This is the only
the small swivel, and then put the
fishing involves this setup. It’s tangle-
into contact with the side of the fish.
time you need to do this; with a lead
other loop through that loop.
free , literally disappears on any nature
It can be used at a yard or 151 yards,
attached it will continue to stretch,
3. Pull it tight and you have now
of lakebed, and most importantly of all,
and is my go-to setup on most waters.
and on the lakebed it is so soft that
securely attached the Big Ring Swivel
APPLICATION
no bigger than an inch. It just needs to
you create a bend in the shrink tube
For the majority of my fishing, the
go over the bend of the Twister when
to create the kicking effect. Once
bog-standard Multi-Rig I detailed in
pulled through the eye of the hook.
the tube cools it will be very rigid.
February’s Crafty Carper is spot on.
Practice makes perfect, I promise.
8. Store the rig in a rig box, but do
It allows you to change hooks when
2. Get the bait floss and use it to pull
NOT put it under undue pressure
necessary, and even reuse the same
the loop through the eye of the hook.
because it can take some of the
hook after a take, by repositioning the
3. Make sure the loop isn’t twisted,
bend out of the shrink tube. I literally
loop (having examined the hookpoint,
and add the Taska Threaded Bait
retain rather than pull tight.
of course!). However, when I’m
Ring, and push the loop over
TWISTED MULTIRIG
targeting bigger fish waters, then the
the top of the Twister hook.
Twisted Multi-Rig is my first choice.
4. Pull the hooklength back a
1. Once you have decided this rig is the
The larger square bend Twister hook,
little so that the Threaded Bait
correct choice, take it out of the rig box
with a smallish pop-up and the shrink
Ring sits as shown in the picture;
and prepare to add it to the end tackle.
tube kicker, really acts aggressively,
just on the bottom of the bend
2. Take a pop-up and screw the spike
and has tripped up numerous big
as it starts to straighten.
of the Taska Threaded Bait Ring into it.
fish for me since I came up with the
5. Using your fingernails, strip back
3. Get a split shot and add it to the
fine-tuned version you see here.
around half an inch of coating directly
unexposed part of the coated braid,
underneath the knot of the loop.
a few millimetres short of the end.
CONSTRUCTION
6. Cut off approximately three-
Mould some Cling-On putty over
1. Take the coated braid and tie an
quarters of an inch of shrink tube and
the shot; it mustn’t go beyond the
Overhand Loop Knot, so that the loop is
slide it down the hooklength. Push it
unexposed braid or it will affect the
COMPONENTS
• Nash Fang Twister Size 5 • Diffusion or clear shrink tubing • Nash Combilink/E-S-P Strip Teaze or Fox Camotex Coated Braid • Taska Threaded Bait Ring • Cling-On Putty • No.6 shot • 0.75mm silicone • 10-12mm buoyant pop-up
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AT THE WATERSIDE
over the eye of the hook so it goes a
spinning capabilities of the rig.
millimetre or two up the shank of the
4. Using a balancing bucket, set it
hook. When this is on, there should
correctly so that the weight of the
be some braid exposed under the
shot and putty holds the pop-up down.
shrink tube. This is important because
5. Cut off three-quarters of an inch
it allows the rig to spin in whichever
length of silicone, and thread it
direction the carp approaches from.
down the hooklength to the putty.
7. Take the completed rig, holding
6. Take the hooklength and thread
the hook with forceps, and steam
it through the eye of the Big Ring
the whole hooklength with the
Swivel, and tie a Loop Knot or four-
kettle. Using the forceps, ensure
turn Grinner Knot to form the loop.
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Simple Rigs = Success Julian Cundiff
to the leader. Ensure it is bedded
loop on the unleaded end, and
down correctly, and that the loop-to-
you’re ready to go fishing.
loop knot is as compact as possible. 4. With a baiting needle, pull the
AT THE WATERSIDE
Diffusion Leader through the
1. I transport my rods in rod sleeves,
body of a Weed Safety Bolt Bead
so it’s just a question of taking the
using the latch of the needle.
rod out of the sleeve and putting
5. Pull the body of the swivel into the
the two pieces together. Ensure the
body of the lead clip. This really takes
lead is hanging correctly and the
some pulling because you want the
main line is in perfect condition.
two to be rock solid into each other.
2. The choice of lead size is up to
6. Use the locking pin to secure the
you, but I find that 2-2½oz is a good
lead clip to the swivel by having
starting point on many waters I
the pin go through the eye of the
target, if I’m fishing at 80 yards or
second swivel. I then add a wipe of
less. I can still hit the range, but with
superglue and trim any excess pin so
that size of lead and a fluorocarbon
that it’s flush to the body of the lead
main line, I can really feel the nature
clip. The purpose of this is to ensure
of the bottom, which is important.
that when pressure is brought to bear
Sometimes I use lighter or heavier
on the lead clip, it pops the lead off,
leads, but this as a starting point.
and not the lead clip off the swivel. 7. Again, using the latch of a
ADDITIONAL ADVICE
baiting needle, slide a Weed Safety
1. For most of my fishing, I use the
Bolt Bead tail rubber along the
0.75m version, but if I’m fishing a
Diffusion Leader. Wetting the leader
VERY big-fish water, I use the longer
slightly makes this a lot easier.
version to protect the carp’s flanks.
8. Add the flat pear lead to the lead
2. Because of the Diffusion’s
no putty is needed. The only putty I
clip and push the tail rubber so it
translucent qualities, it will blend
ever use is where I knot the main line
retains the lug. Because it’s such a
in and literally disappear, no
to neaten up the tag end of the knot.
short arm and soft short clip, you can
matter which lakebed it settles
4. It is reusable, so if you want
push the two together and it will still
on. Although it looks green, on
to take a leader off, neatly cut
pop the lead off in weed or snags.
the bottom it absorbs the colour
off the main line knot and then
9. Using a four-turn Grinner
of what it is lying on or over.
store the leader in a plastic
Knot, secure the main line to the
3. The Diffusion naturally sinks, so
case till you need it next.
Pull tight but not too strongly,
have come off), the hooklength will
or you may break the skin of the
kick out fully and be ultra-effective.
coated braid. The loop should be
4. I generally use a length of 6ins
about an inch in diameter. Trim the
from putty to Loop Knot when fishing
knot, leaving a small tag end.
over mush/groundbait; 8-10ins over
7. Add some rig glue to the knot,
a spread of boilies; and 10-16ins
and slide the silicone back up the
when fishing for big fish of 35lb+.
hooklength to cover the tag end
5. Using shrink tube as a kicker really
of the knot and the knot itself.
improves the hooking efficiency
It should look nice and neat.
of the rig, BUT when you hook a fish it isn’t really feasible to use it
ADDITIONAL ADVICE
again. Inevitably, the shrink tube
1. Because of the shape of the Twister
will have been straightened, so the
hook, you can fish comparatively
rig is a one-bite rig when targeting
small pop-ups so that they almost
big fish. It is not a big-hit rig or for
obscure the hook when viewed
use when encountering numerous
from above. I tend to use it with
nuisance fish. The pay-off is more
ultra-buoyant 10-12mm pop-ups.
than worth it in terms of efficiency.
2. You can critically-balance the
6. For the majority of my fishing I
pop-up, but I prefer to overweight
use the Combilink in 25/30lb rating.
the rig so that it holds down on the
When steamed, the stiffness of
lakebed; whichever way the carp
the material is perfect and settles
approaches, it can spin and find
nicely over chod. On clearer bottoms,
a hookhold. If it flutters up and
I know that both the Strip Teaze
down it isn’t as effective, and can
and Camotex are very good too.
bobble out of the carp’s mouth.
7. I generally use the rig with my
3. I always use it with two Solar Foam
Diffusion lead clip setup, but at
nuggets, usually two different colours.
range or over silt it can be used
When the lead hits the lakebed the
with Helicopter-type end tackle,
foam keeps the hooklength up and
which allows the rig to run up to
straight. As the foam pops off (by
the top bead. Personally, I’m not
using two colours, you know both
a fan of this, but some are.
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BIVVY Three
AVA I L A B L E N O W T H E L AT E S T B O O K F R O M A N G L I N G P U B L I C AT I O N S
(The Final Countdown)
I
t goes without saying that carp fishing is different things to different people. As in most other things, time spent carp fishing changes you. You revisit some of your previous material when you come down to the nitty-gritty of the mundane chores required for the completion of a book project – like coming up with the jacket material. Having based the introduction to this book on a quote by Ernest Hemingway, I was surprised to read the following on the back flap of the jacket of More From the Bivvy: ‘…the buzzer sounding will always be meaningful and uplifting, but there came a time when the need for a sense of achievement started to conflict with the simple need to catch something.’ I was surprised, not because it isn’t true, but because I didn’t remember writing it! In my case, that change in outlook is emphasised in my carp-fishing approach in From the Bivvy, and the two books from 20 years or so later, More From the Bivvy and Bivvy Three. Over the years, what I caught, and from where, has become increasingly meaningful. If it is of any consolation to those of you who are too responsible, or simply don’t have the inclination, to pursue big fish, or fish long sessions, then I cannot pretend that carp fishing hasn’t become less enjoyable over the years, because for the most part it has. It is fitting that the Bivvy books have finished where they began, in Shropshire. I have travelled far and wide, but my memories of Snowberry in Bedfordshire, and Birch Grove and the Mangrove in Shropshire, eclipse all else in terms of the joy of simply being by the water, and trying to catch carp. Some captures are more significant than others, but if they bring you joy, then they are all meaningful..
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