arthur2sheds
Well-known member
(I apologise if this has been covered before)
As a part time match angler, I enjoy catching roach, rudd, bream, tench, crucians, etc, but lately, every time my club goes to a water it's usually a carp oriented water and to be frank.... it's getting bloody wearing.....mg:
in all honesty it's not the clubs fault.... if you look at most commercial fisheries they are mostly carp waters anyway & with coach costs so high most venues are within a short drive, so rivers and canals that'll take 30 anglers and their cars are also few and far between.
so the club is left with commercial waters..... Now given the proliferation of waters in the south east, (many of them multiple water fisheries) why can't fishery owners turn one or two of their waters over to silvers exclusively....?
I love catching silvers, but I hate having to fish with a 5-8lb mainline on a lot of waters as there are double figure carp swimming over my bait.
Anyone else getting fed up with carp match waters....?
As a part time match angler, I enjoy catching roach, rudd, bream, tench, crucians, etc, but lately, every time my club goes to a water it's usually a carp oriented water and to be frank.... it's getting bloody wearing.....mg:
in all honesty it's not the clubs fault.... if you look at most commercial fisheries they are mostly carp waters anyway & with coach costs so high most venues are within a short drive, so rivers and canals that'll take 30 anglers and their cars are also few and far between.
so the club is left with commercial waters..... Now given the proliferation of waters in the south east, (many of them multiple water fisheries) why can't fishery owners turn one or two of their waters over to silvers exclusively....?
I love catching silvers, but I hate having to fish with a 5-8lb mainline on a lot of waters as there are double figure carp swimming over my bait.
Anyone else getting fed up with carp match waters....?