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Posted on January 25, 2021 by richardhandel

 

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Cream of the Crop

Posted on January 24, 2021 by richardhandel

🍥Cream of the Crop🍥
The caramel cream pop ups are a flavour that have stayed the test of time at Spotted Fin and are just perfect in the current cold water temps. #Spottedfin #cream #popup #carp #carpfishing #caramel
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Back in time P-3

Posted on January 24, 2021 by richardhandel

Trip No 71 Carp Fishing (2015)

After my night out and what can only be described as bream fishing.  I have done my school run bit and have headed straight back down the lake (after the Mrs came home) to have a play along the snag bank.

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My first port of call was my favourite spot along this bank.  I scattered a good couple of handfuls of ground up poloni boilies.

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I put them over my favourite spots, sat back and waited.  The right hand rod was away within half an hour of being there and this fish was very powerful.  It stayed well and truly under the tree for what felt like a life time.  I literally had to hang on with both hands and keep my tip well under the water.  Even when I finally managed to get the fish out for a few seconds, it powered of again straight back under.  I knew right from the start I was attached to a lump, I just needed to hang on and get that fish out into the small bit of open water in front of me and into that net.

When it finally slipped over the cord, I let out a sigh of releave as close quarter playing a big fish, in a tiny snaggy swim, is a real adrenaline rush.

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34 lb 2 oz of power was finally mine.

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After that and with still another 2 hours left, I moved on to another swim that I had not fished before but really fancied.

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Unfortunately, the swim move didn’t result in another fish.  But I don’t care, I am so over the moon with my result today, I am going home with a great big smile on my face.

Until next time.

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Keep your eyes peeled

Posted on January 23, 2021 by richardhandel

Keep your eyes peeled👀
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The new BASICS range from us is going to be released very soon we are offering various designs along with various different colours giving you that fresh urban look whilst out on the bank.
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we’ve been working on many ideas and this is just going to be the start we have many more in the pipeline we hope you like them.…

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Getting the most out of your Deeper

Posted on January 23, 2021 by richardhandel

💡Getting the most out of your Deeper💡
How do you know if an underwater object is hard?🤔
It is possible to recognise a hard object based on factors such as the second reflection and colour. In the daytime palette, the colour ranges from blue/purple (softest surface – weak signal) to red, orange, and yellow (hardest surface – strong signal).
The second reflection from the object is also a good indication of its hardness. A hard object will reflect a signal in a strong manner, and it will bounce between the surface and the bottom. This is an additional indicator that can tell us how hard the surface is.
✔ In our case, the sonar displayed vegetation and (1) small fish (fry) in blue/purple colour.
✔ The very hard (2) object. Please note that in addition to the strong signal, the sonar also draws a weak signal that the object emits. Therefore, the entire area of ​​the object is highlighted with all signals.
✔ Reflection from a solid object (3). The sonar duplicated only the most powerful signals that were reflected from the object. On the scan, it looks like number (3).
✔ Colour (4). The colour also represents the signal strength. Yellow colour on the daytime colour palette indicates a strong reflection of the signal.
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