Monthly Archives: December 2016

Trip No 146 Carp Fishing (2016)

Posted on December 31, 2016 by richardhandel

This is it then, the last trip of 2016. I arrived down the lake in the dark, only to find 7 other angler’s with the same thoughts as myself. The pressure had dropped a bit as well, this was by far … Continue reading →

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Trip No 145 Carp Fishing (2016)

Posted on December 29, 2016 by richardhandel

Can’t help myself, just had to have one last go, before Christmas. Night time set up, but I don ‘t need to be home until noon tomorrow as its Christmas Eve and then home for a family walk with some … Continue reading →

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Trip No 144 Carp Fishing (2016)

Posted on December 28, 2016 by richardhandel

After a fantastic long weekend away with the family on Dorset. I am back out after those Carp again. With it being school holiday’s, I am restricted to nights only until next year. Which isn’t a bad thing, as I … Continue reading →

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Trip 142 Carp Fishing (2016)

Posted on December 27, 2016 by richardhandel

On my way home from my Pike trip I took a drive around the lake, to see if there were any signs of Carp. There was no sign, so I chucked some bait in some likely spots and headed home, … Continue reading →

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Trip No 141 Pike Fishing (2016)

Posted on December 26, 2016 by richardhandel

I woke up this morning with the urge to go Pike fishing – which I have been planning to do for a while but have got sucked back into the Carp by the good weather. Unfortunately, Mr Carp had other … Continue reading →