Category Archives: Smokey Jack

Stick Mix & My Thoughts

Posted on December 16, 2018 by richardhandel

Stick mixes are a very successful way for fishing (for carp) from margins to long range. But how do you define a stick mix? Personally, I think it’s any micro-ingredient – be it bread, boilies, particles (refined down to crumb) … Continue reading →

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Trip 71 Carp Fishing – 2018

Posted on December 9, 2018 by richardhandel

With the weather, work and family stuff, I’ve not managed to get out for two weeks, which is a shame, I just didn’t fancy getting soaked for only 5 hrs fishing. I had a quick look about and spotted a … Continue reading →

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Want to stock Spotted Fin products in 2019 ?

Posted on December 9, 2018 by richardhandel

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Trip 67 Carp Fishing- 2018

Posted on October 24, 2018 by richardhandel

With a good storm around this weekend, I was lucky to be able to move a couple of gardening jobs, which was not a problem as Friday morning it was tipping it down. I arrived at the lake to find … Continue reading →

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Trip 66 Carp Fishing – 2018

Posted on October 21, 2018 by richardhandel

With a free day from gardening, I was off down the lake. Probably not the best conditions, with bright sunshine. You can’t always pick and choose when you’re free. You just have to make the most of your time on … Continue reading →