Watch: winter carp fishing tips with Ed Betteridge
Ed also offered up a bonus tip here to help you tweak your approach and catch more carp during sessions in the cold. Click the video below to watch it now
Master the two-turn water knot
This knot for attaching the main line to the hook link was originally shown to me by Dave Harrell when we were fishing a match at Evesham years ago. The old
Best 5 carp baits for winter fishing
CARP activity tends to be at its lowest through the first two months of the calendar, and the truth is that by this point many of us are looking for somethi
1. Hook link length When using a waggler I tend to use a longer hook length of 12 to 18 inches, compared to 6 to 8 inches when using a stick float. 2. Fine
Best fishing landing nets – and top tips when using them
Angler’s Mail magazine – No.1 for gear advice and fishing tips – suggests that when choosing a landing net for the species you intend to c
Top winter fishing tips for chub
CHUB are a favourite winter quarry, and more so when the really cold weather has settled in, and clear, low water can make other species switch off. Chub wi
Top winter fishing tips for barbel
WINTER fishing for barbel can be very productive, especially for the larger specimens, which may be in top condition and weighing in at their heaviest. The
9 top winter carp fishing tips to help you catch more this week
Leave it late On a good day in the winter carp might be active all day. But the harsher the conditions the more their periods of activity tend to be put ba
Top winter fishing tips for roach
BIG river roach are not as common as they once were, but they are still around and worth fishing for on some rivers. You need to know that your quarry exist
Winter carp tips – 8 hints to catch carp quicker in the cold!
On to a winner Most carpers accept that because winter is a difficult time to catch carp, there is a strong argument for seeking out more generousl
Top winter fishing tips for perch
PERCH have made a massive return to all our waters in recent years, and although the real biggies seem to be coming from commercial stillwater fisheries as
How to load a Method feeder – and top Method feeder fishing tips!
LOADING THE METHOD FEEDER For those anglers unfamiliar with how to add feed to the Method Feeder, here’s Adam’s step by step guide… 1. Mix is added t
9 top tips to get the best from your carp fishing hair rig
1. When you’re floater fishing, the refusals or near misses you get tend to be split firmly into two categories – the first being carp shying away f
Danger! Save your carp fishing tackle with these top tips
HAD a breakage lately? Having discovered a damaged pegging point on my brolly, and also come within a whisker of having a net of mine damaged by someone els
How to get your baits on the carp this winter
Surface signs Keep your eyes peeled at all times for signs of carp showing. On most waters with a reasonable head of carp there will still be odd shows in a
Andy Browne’s top tips for river perch fishing
AT this time of the year, perch are a great species to target. They are coming up to their optimum weight prior to spawning and are commonly found near feat
Top 10 winter carp fishing tips and tricks
CARP fishing can by tricky in the winter but there’s still plenty of action to had, especially on well stocked water. But “runs waters” can still be brilli
Tempting lethargic fish to feed in winter can be particularly tricky as most species’ metabolism slows right down in colder water. They need far less
How to make a simple deadbait pike float
As a keen float maker, I find making a pike float for deadbaits relatively easy. And this same process can be used to make your own heavy duty ‘pellet
Slack or tight lines for big fish?
DO I fish with bow tight lines or do I slack line? And do I want my rod tips in the air or do I want them pointing down? It goes without saying that I need
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