Few Carp

[AIRGUNNER 1]

AG rod pods are over rated give me bank sticks any day is it hard using a spod as never used one myself plus my casting is not brill as spend most of my time on pole

 

Here are matey it really is a simple but effective way to cover an area with a certain amount of bait. it took me a few attempts to master but

i got there. I pacticed in an open field measured an area of 5ft by 5ft paced out 30 yards to start with and started casting then worked on from

there.

 

Read this:

 

A Spod is a rocket shaped tube used for getting light weight Carp baits at range.

 

To cast your spod you will want a rod capable of handling 6 -12 oz’s. A cheap beach caster is ideal. With the spod empty or containing some water

cast the spod to the zone you want to ground bait. When you are happy with the range, clip the line onto the line clip on your spool and now when

you cast the clip should drop the spod into your zone every time. Some people start spodding for a few days before fishing to create a feeding

frenzy of Carp. Others just start on the day – the choice is yours.

 

Hope this helps N2H.

Edited February 12, 2008 by AIRGUNNER

[new2hunting 0]

cheers AG

[AIRGUNNER 1]

No worries mate glad to be of some help.

[rabbitforahabbit 0]

ace bag there mate for the time of yr

Edited February 16, 2008 by rabbitforahabbit

[Guest friedrice]

Decided to get down the lake the other day for a 24 hour session, it wasnt to bad once i had the bivvy set up and was in the warm with the kettle

going and portable tv on. Any way on the fishing side of things it went better than i thought it would, methods i used on both rods were 9inch hair

link's with a 2oz inline lead and size ten hooks so nothing complicated, using boilies on the hair and occasionally using the odd small pva bag and

spod. In the 24 hours of being down there i managed 9 carp and 1 bream 7 of the carp were over the 5lb and biggest was a 16lb 14oz so glad i

went really as times have proved quite hard in the last month two. Heres a couple pictures.

 

16lb 14oz mirror

 

7lber during the night

 

little common

 

6lb bream

 

 

Cheers AG.

that bream is a good fish at 6 lb. where did you get them from airgunner

[AIRGUNNER 1]

Newcourt fishery

Edited February 23, 2008 by AIRGUNNER

[Guest friedrice]

Newcourt fishery

i would love to have a fish like that, only ever caught little skimmers, but one day maybe

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nice carp there matey, i know people fish for catfish using those tripods like that, cant see any reason you cant carp with them too

[AIRGUNNER 1]

nice carp there matey, i know people fish for catfish using those tripods like that, cant see any reason you cant carp with them too

 

If you was to read the posts and not just look at the pictures then it would tell you what the tripod was being used for.

 

Heres my rod pod

 

Edited February 25, 2008 by AIRGUNNER

[bullet 125]

nice carp there matey, i know people fish for catfish using those tripods like that, cant see any reason you cant carp with them too

 

If you was to read the posts and not just look at the pictures then it would tell you what the tripod was being used for.

 

Heres my rod pod

 

i was and did read your post mate, i was just saying why cant those tripods be used for carping?

for places like drop offs, pitts, deep waters?

just a thought thats all, i know they are used for catfish and ive seen them used for pike too on slow rivers

[domj 0]

hello mate what bait did you catch that on

[AIRGUNNER 1]

A few home made boilies

[domj 0]

cool mate

[joeorcheston 0]

Newcourt fishery

 

 

where near Exeter is Newcourt fishery mate

 

Joe

[cleggy 0]

how do you make home made bollis