High end match, carp and barbel fishing gear wanted.

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Re: High end match, carp and barbel fishing gear wanted.

Post by PESCA » 14 Jul 2014, 20:40

Not doing the big carp/bivvi thing at the moment.

Doing more of the match practice thing, so carp, bream, skimmers, roach and so on, although I've had carp to twelve pounds while doing this.

Really getting a kick from it, but me being me, it's costing a fortune. Doesn't have to, it's just the way I do things, as I'm sure you know.

George

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Re: High end match, carp and barbel fishing gear wanted.

Post by 22-250jock » 14 Jul 2014, 20:50

bloody hell George,

you don't do things by half, do ya.......... recon you'll be needing a new motor to transport it all too :lol: :lol:

maybe sponsored by Diawa :thumbup:

good luck with it all though mate,

cheers john
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Re: High end match, carp and barbel fishing gear wanted.

Post by PESCA » 14 Jul 2014, 21:36

To be honest, John, it's twelve years since I did any coarse fishing. Been a sea angler, off and on, since I was a boy, and I'm a Game Angling Instructor, though it's now some six or seven years since I did any fly fishing or coaching. I've done saltwater flyfishing in The States, Cuba and Africa too. I thought I'd re-visit the coarse fishing to get me over the quiet summer, but I realise I've missed it.

Bought quite a bit of gear up to now and thought i'd offer some of my spare shooting gear as a swap for other stuff. No takers as yet though.

George

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Re: High end match, carp and barbel fishing gear wanted.

Post by koiman97 » 15 Jul 2014, 00:16

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try this site lot of gear for sale


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Re: High end match, carp and barbel fishing gear wanted.

Post by Bigkev1 » 15 Jul 2014, 21:23

I've got the full match set up rive sensas daiwa Preston to much to list

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Re: High end match, carp and barbel fishing gear wanted.

Post by PESCA » 16 Jul 2014, 07:23

Bigkev1 wrote:I've got the full match set up rive sensas daiwa Preston to much to list
For sale or for swaps?

George

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Re: High end match, carp and barbel fishing gear wanted.

Post by fizzbangwhallop » 16 Jul 2014, 08:50

Hhmmmmnnn....can we feel a new nightfishingforumuk coming on?

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Re: High end match, carp and barbel fishing gear wanted.

Post by PESCA » 16 Jul 2014, 08:59

Not at the minute, Pete. Hard enough to catch them during the day :(

Had twenty fish for about 60-70 lbs yesterday, so, okay for a beginner. It's starting to come back to me now :thumbup: Had some good sport in good company. The weather was very kind too.

Not so sure that I'm up for the carp all-nighter thing. Nothing against it, it's just that at my age, sleep deprivation takes a lot of catching up with afterwards.

George

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Re: High end match, carp and barbel fishing gear wanted.

Post by rodp » 16 Jul 2014, 20:51

PESCA wrote:Not at the minute, Pete. Hard enough to catch them during the day :(

Had twenty fish for about 60-70 lbs yesterday, so, okay for a beginner. It's starting to come back to me now :thumbup: Had some good sport in good company. The weather was very kind too.

Not so sure that I'm up for the carp all-nighter thing. Nothing against it, it's just that at my age, sleep deprivation takes a lot of catching up with afterwards.

George
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