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Casting For Cancer – Medway Valley Fisheries
Casting For Cancer – Medway Valley Fisheries

Casting For Cancer – Medway Valley Fisheries

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Casting For Cancer - Medway Valley Fisheries Brooklands LakeThe 4th May was the date in the diaries for many Kent

June tip of the Month
June tip of the Month

June tip of the Month

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June Tip of the Month by Matt Eaton The recent spell of hot weather has seen fish, up and down the country,

Medway Valley May Winner
Medway Valley May Winner

Medway Valley May Winner

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Medway Valley Fisheries – Had Anything Mate – MayWell where on earth did May go! I can tell you that it

Dazza 34lb Common
Dazza 34lb Common

Dazza 34lb Common

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Dazza caught this lovely 34lb common on our Grabba hook, Jel-E-Wyre and Atomic lead.

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12 hours ago

Steve Dixon with a carp he caught using using 20lb jele wyre on size 6 sabre hook on a kd rig.www.atomictackle.co.uk ...

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2 days ago

Dave Rowe with a lovely Thorney Syndicate mirror, Dave used 35lb Jelewyre hook link, size 4 mega sharp Grabba hook with bombz away lead clip system coupled up with mega heavy tubing.www.atomictackle.co.uk ...

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4 days ago

Duncan Arrandale was amongst the carp again!Hook baits were CreAmino bottom baits with small Scent from Heaven toppers presented on combi rigs of 25lb Jell-Y-Wyre and 25lb Chod Wyre with size 5 Chodda hooks. Free baits were CreAmino with added liquid, oil and C-Stim powder with a small amount of hemp.www.atomictackle.com ...

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5 days ago

Matt Hart with a 33lb 8oz fish called ‘The Dolphin’ caught on 25lb jel e wyre and a size 6 Sabre hook on a multi-rig.www.atomictackle.co.uk ...

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1 week ago

Duncan Arrandale has sent in a catch report from a recent session:Arriving at first light for a 3 night session I located some fish showing soon after my arrival. I spent a frustrating morning fishing singles where I had seen activity without success. I set some traps in the afternoon hoping the fish would return to feed in the same areas the following morning. My bait had been prepped a couple of days before, glazing CreAmino baits in matching liquid, oil and a light dusting of C-Stim Powder. A few handfuls of these were spread in the area with a couple of spombs of hemp over the top. I heard a couple of fish show in the night and shortly before first light I received a steady take. The fish immediately weeded itself but after some perseverance, it eventually freed itself. After a short battle I netted an amazing looking old carp of 34lb 4oz. I rebaited the rod but the morning passed quietly. Bite time had passed and I was just saying as much to my mate on the phone early in the afternoon when the same rod rattled off. This fish was determined to bury itself in weed and I had to take to the boat to free it. After being towed from weed bed to weed bed it finally surfaced and went in the net. It was a very thick, deep but short mirror that weighed in at 32lb 12oz. The following night passed without event but I had one night left. I set the traps as before and just after midnight the same rod absolutely ripped off. I picked the rod up and held on as line was stripped from the reel at a fast rate. As the fish stopped all ground to a halt in weed. I ended up loosening the clutch and putting the rod down for 45 minutes before the fish eventually moved. I gained about 2 rod lengths of line and all went solid again. I had a feeling that the boat would be required but I was not prepared to perform that operation until first light. I put the rod back on the alarm and climbed back into bed thinking I'd sort it in the morning, or the fish would eventually move off. It was the latter that eventually occurred as at some point later, the fish eventually took some line. I was on the rod as quick as possible and really put the pressure on to try to keep the fish moving. After a strong tussle I netted a lovely 24lb 4oz Mirror. I checked my phone and 2 hours and 25 minutes had passed between hooking and landing the fish!All fish were caught on CreAmino boosted hard hookbaits fished on combi links of Jel-e-Wyre and Chod Wyre with size 5 Chodda hooks.www.atomictackle.co.uk ...

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