The Hunt for the big Common #5 Slipe lane pits - Valley Carpers carp fishing

Описание: The Hunt for the big Common #5 Slipe lane pits. Carp fishing One of the big Common not the Big common but one called the Box Common
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This session of The hunt for the big common is definitely one of the best sessions i have ever had in England. A session of 2 nights and have 3 big common in 1 day. i am still buzzing about it, also later to find out one of them was known as the Box Common I wont be forgetting this any time soon. 3 big common (not the big common but the box common) on the first day
26lb 14oz
29lb
35lb 8oz
This is what carp fishing is all about. If your thinking about getting into fishing especially carp fishing then this is a must watch.

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Some five acres in size, this is predominantly the Carp lake. Specimens grow to over 30lb with a good number of 20lb fish. A re-stocking programme has recently seen Carp stocks further enhanced. Carp fishing

Don't be fooled into thinking that Carp is all this lake has to offer though. It also contains a good head of other species, with Bream and Tench breaking 10lbs, and an abundance of Roach, Rudd and Perch. Some large Pike are also present.

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