A Trip Down Memory Lane
Dave rounds off his ‘trip down...’ tales with a look back at a slightly unknown quantity – a lightly fished, vast, Bedfordshire pit that he fished with his partner in crime, Paul Forward, in the noughties.
- Dave Lane

Better to be lucky than good
Oli Davies looks back on a successful year’s angling when, for almost as long as he can remember, his heart wasn’t always in it – and for personal reasons it certainly wasn’t the first thing on his mind.
- Oli Davies

STONEACRES
ANTHONY JONES SPENT TWO YEARS IN PURSUIT OF HIS TARGET FISH AND THEN ONE DAY HIS BUS CAME ALONG.

MYLES GIBSON
MYLES’ PERSEVERANCE AND DRIVE SEES CONTINUED RESULTS ON HIS CHOSEN VENUE FOR THE SEASON..

A SUMMER ON SAVAY
AARO N COPP LOOKS BACK AT HIS FIRST SEASON TACKLING THE DAUNTING VENUE ON A DAYS-ONLY TICKET.

Falling Leaves
Although they haven’t been within the pages of Carpworld for a while now, Salvatore and Vita have still been getting out and doing their thing as the purveyors of Nomad by Fate – we catch up with them just a short while ago as they spent a short session on a beloved stretch of river, where they were soaking up the atmosphere, catching a few special carp and taking some lovely stills during their favourite time of the season
- Salvatore Perrone (Nomad by Fate)

Echoes
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- Steve Briggs

Bloomin’ Nora: Many of you may not have heard of Adam, we
certainly hadn’t. But following some virtual
correspondence with Lewis Read, it became apparent
he was an all-round good egg, a carp catcher of
some repute, with a rig to show and a story to tell.
Thankfully it is quite a funny one, the story that is...
- Adam Whittington...

Speero Competition : Up for grabs this month we have a brand new luggage bundle from Speero worth £527.85, Stick To Your Guns : With the list of targets running dry on his existing syndicate, John Pritchard sought a change of scenery
and following a chance encounter, a few phone calls and a short wait, the die was cast...

A Trip Down Memory Lane: Dave’s meandering wander through the annals of time and the Home Counties, sees him in Kent for the recollection of his time on Conningbrook in pursuit of a fish that would become a British record in later years, Discovering Day Tickets : Loz is back down south this month, in bandit country, visiting the quaint Blasford Hills Fishery on the outskirts of Chelmsford in Essex, as he begins his new life as an angling coach...

Reelin’ in the years: As ever a very philosophical Chilly has been mulling over
all manner of things fishing-related. He has also spent a little time on the bank, with varying degrees of success, although some of it has not been in the best of circumstances. We would like to extend our thoughts and wishes to him ‘and his’, following the recent loss of his father, Rigworld Mike’s back and takes a look at some new items from Korda and RidgeMonkey, as well as sitting down for a chat with top
carper, Dave Little...

A Trip Down Memory Lane: This month sees Dave recollect some obviously fond memories of his time spent up in Cambridgeshire, as he began fishing on a relatively unknown venue, at the start of the millennium, The Island Lake: Following on from a Carpworld-related introduction to Attila and his wife, Nikki, Steve and Joan have visited a number of different Hungarian venues to spend time socialising and fishing with their friends over the past couple of years. Steve was particularly excited this time though as, to his knowledge, he is possibly the first Englishman to have fished this particular venue, the Island Lake...

A Trip Down Memory Lane: Following on from last month’s Wraysbury tales, Dave is staying within the confines of the Colne Valley for this issue with a fond look back at an intimate little venue sandwiched amongst some much larger and better known lakes in and around Harefield and Denham, Pecky’s Progress: What is it they say about the best laid plans of mice and men? Not only have we decided against part three of the big interview and reverted back to a standard diary piece, but Darrell’s literary plans have gone up in smoke over recent weeks too. When you’re a slave
to fishing, you’re a slave to fishing...

As Luck Would Have It: Chilly is back – and in slightly ruder health we’re pleased to say – with more no-nonsense views on why it should all be so easy. And if it’s not, how you can make it so, by applying some simple logic - Ian Chillcott, Desert Warrior: Olivier Gandzadi is a French national that relocated to the
west coast of America some years ago. This brief glimpse into his life and what he has to contend with in order to simply wet a line, must strike a chord with any angler. It is a far cry from the cultured, comfortable banks and swims most of us are used to but I’m betting many of us would love to give it a go. If only it was closer - Olivier Gandzadi...

All in a Day’s Work: Iain relives his most memorable session from the winter – a DNA Winter Series episode on Elphicks’ big-fish water, Pullens Lake, that went very much according to plan -Iain Macmillan, The F Word: The recent cold snap had curtailed Paul’s fishing
somewhat, and with it, his catch rate. Now that the
worst of it seems to have passed, he is looking forward
to spending a bit more time back on the bank in hot
pursuit of one or more of the fish that have eluded him
over the past 12 months...

A Trip Down Memory Lane Horton is a venue that is synonymous, for most of us, with
our introduction to the author in the early 90s, as he very quickly set about catching everything that was on offer in its depths, prior to moving on to Wraysbury, Sonning, St
Ives, et al and carving his name into the record books - Dave Lane, The Giants of the Fire - Fighters Pond When you drive through the countryside in Eastern Germany, in almost every village you will find small ponds, which are not much bigger than a tennis court.
People drive past these all the time without even sparing a thought for them – but some deserve a closer look! Tobias knows of one such place... - Tobias Steinbruck...

A Season on Church: Simon Kenny has had an unbelievable season on RK Leisure's Horton Complex, taking  fish over 50lb from both the Church and Kingsmead One, Here he tells the story about where he spent the bulk of his time during a balmy spring and summer...

The Redmire Restoration – Part II: With all the hard work now done and dusted, Mark takes the time to reflect upon the intense juxtaposition presented to him whilst undertaking all the hard work he and the team carried out on this, the most sensitive of angling projects, Rigworld: We bring you the lowdown on some excellent new products from RidgeMonkey, Eagle Claw and Thinking Anglers...

Pecky’s Progress: Darrell is back with the culmination of this year’s foreign excursions to the French big-fish mecca, Lac
d’Orient. At just under 6,200-acres in size, it’s not for
the fainthearted... - Darrell Peck, Along the Way We welcome Jim Wilson back into the fold. He starts with tales from a large venue that he has been pitting his wits against over the past couple of seasons - Jim Wilson...

Discovering Day-Tickets: It’s taken a few months now, but our intrepid reporter has finally wound up at the
country’s best-known venue for a 48-hour session to see what all the fuss is about... - Loz East, Still Carping On: Another potpourri of angling related matters from the ‘godfather’ of carp fishing. As is
usually the case, Tim’s feature addresses topical and varied matters that are swirling around in his mind at the moment - Tim Paisley...

A Man for All Seasons: As Dave mentioned last month, September and October have got to be two of the most
important months in the carp angling diary - Dave Lane, Down the West Side: Iain Macmillan enjoys another trip to Le Lac De Peupliers down the west side of France,
armed with an unusual array of small boilies
and a few gallons of liquid - Iain Macmillan, Overseas Fishery Focus: In this month’s Overseas Fishery Focus we
take a look at a venue set in the north east of France in the very popular Champagne region which holds carp up to mid-70s - Lac du Charlou...

Pecky’s Progress: After his recent success on a syndicate water, Darrell fancies a move to an old haunt
- Darrell Peck, Nene Valley Kettles Competition: Three sets of commemorative kettles and bankware up for grabs
- Nene Valley Kettles, Baitworld: This issue’s feature looks at products from DT Bait Developments, CC Moore and DNA Baits - Carpworld...

A week in the sun: Iain heads off to warmer climes in search
of large, dark carp at a crystal-clear, weedy venue somewhere in France. - Iain Macmillan, Discovering Day Tickets: Our intrepid, travelling angler, Loz, is up in Derbyshire this month, taking a look at a well-stocked, quaint little venue named Weston Moat.
- Loz East...

Better late than Never: Briggsy could perhaps make claim to be
the carp angler with the world’s biggest car
mileage – but on this occasion the car hardly
got warmed up with a ‘local’ trip to Etang 5
just north of Paris, International Balaton Carp
Competition 2018: International Balaton Carp
Competition 2018...

Discovering Day Tickets: Loz East continues his look at some of the
nation’s best day-ticket waters and this month turns his attention to RH Fisheries’ Monument venues, How big is your tackle?: Do we really need heavy-duty gear for big carp, when it’s the smaller fish that
invariably fight harder...

A Man for All Seasons - All things seem possible in May: There is something fresh and new about the world in May – the greens are just that little bit greener, the bird song is just that little bit more vibrant. Dave believes May is a great time to be on the bank when opportunities
are rarely better for big fish, Colour Coordinated: Need a pair of sunglasses to attach your Day-
Glo pop-ups? The brighter the better? Chilly’s
not sure bait colour makes the slightest
difference...

Editoral: Our new editor, Rupert Whiteman, introduces himself and explains his goals and aspirations for Carpworld. His door is always open so let him know how you feel about the direction of the magazine, present and future, and any items or authors you believe might make interesting reading...

Pecky’s Progress: Darrell becomes a dad but the lure of a quiet
Bayeswater, and with fish showing, is an
addiction he simply can’t resist.
- Darrell Peck, The Notorious Pit!
In his desire to experience the buzz of
catching a 50lb-plus UK carp once more, Greg
Ellis puts the dangers to one side and steps
into the crazy world that is the North Met Pit.
- Greg Ellis...

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