Roger Johnson 2
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There are a few brick ponds close by and I did see carp feeding on the surface of at least one of them last summer so it maybe worth a go, especially on a nice day. I don't own a spinning rod (yet) but what are these £30 rods you mention?
Hi buddy, sorry I’m a bit late getting back, I’ve got a couple, one was a carp diem before the sports direct takeover but doesn’t seem to be available now and like another poster says NGT do a couple , I’ve got a four piece travelling which has been great, try an ebay search for 9 ft stalking rods and see what comes up. I find this style of rod really useful with a tc of 2.5lb they can still chuck a bag or feeder 50 yards if needed but with a through action they’re great for close in hit’nhold and being short you can sneak in to some really tight spots. Rig wise I use a short piece of peacock quill for bite indication either flat or lift style with a swan shot to anchor, bait is either hemp and corn or pellet and boilie when I squeeze a handful of damp pellets round the bait. Treat it like chub fishing, like carbelling which is carp fishing for barbel I call the technique churping, mix of chub fishing for carp! Tight lines ATB.
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