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| Name: | Allan Stead |
| E-mail address: | allanstead1@talktalk.net |
| Comments: | Hi Sean,
Just sent you an e-mail but didnt notice your guest book on your site. Great info for a beginner like me at 63, last time i went fishing i was 8 years old with my dad, and now i want to take my grandson with me. The info on your website is so easy to follow,good easy methods, and correct procedures. I'll soon be pulling them big uns out with how you have explained how to fish. I hope. Thanks a lot, Allan |
| Name: | Cynthy Barnes |
| E-mail address: | Puttrmutt@aol.com |
| Comments: | Howdy from Southern California,
Even tho it's the sport of gentlemen, I just had to find out what in the world "Coarse Fishing" is...inquiring minds need to know. Your article really helped. Thanks so much for taking it down to a beginner's level, even tho I won't be beginning on this sport. A woman's work is never done...too much else to do. But a great article. |
| Name: | Dave hickey |
| E-mail address: | Fishing4x4@gmail.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://crazykiwiventures.wordpress.com/ |
| Comments: | Kool comments about carp totall agree with you there, great to hear the other side of the story.
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| Name: | Paul |
| E-mail address: | pauldavidson243@btinternetcom |
| Comments: | Hi mate, I was just chatting with the wife, we are english and chatting about where we would live when the kids leave the nest! obvously my wish is france as being a massive carp angler, but the wife fancies aussie, so we decided to google carp fishing in aussie and found your site!, I can not believe how people look upon them in austraila, in england they are as looked upon the same way as the queens white swan!, we have had many polish coming into our country and taking for food which has been shamed upon, resulting in many angalian clubs no longer allowing them to fish, i really respect how you are caring for the fish and support your thoughts to try and get the fellow aussies seeing them as a treasured sports species not as vermin, I have three boys aged ranging from 9 to 17 who have so much respect for our carp and all wild life and see's nothing as vermin!, I am a builder so my life is full of stress and strains and sitting waiting for that 30lb carp to bite gives me a great pleasure for my down time, If i ever make it to auss, I will join your pledge to make carp a respected species, if you make it to england I'll take you to the waters where are beuties await!!,
paul p.s how big do your carp get and whats you pb ? |
| Name: | Paul Wilson |
| E-mail address: | paul.la.wilson@ntlworld.com |
| Comments: | I was looking for an informative beginners guide to coarse fishing and was pleasantly surprised by yours. I have been looking for something to let a friend of mine have, who is interested in starting fishing.
I have been a coarse fisherman for over 40 years and am lucky enough to live in Norwich, Norfolk. When started we had a glut of specialist anglers arrive here for the fishing and many have stayed (John Wilson, Dave Plummer, Chris Turnbull, Martin Page, Derek Amies, John Bailey and Stephen Harper to name a few). I have been lucky enough to meet many of these when my membership of the Pike Angling Club converted to the Norfolk Anglers Consultative Association. I have gone from a keen "all weather" angler, in my youth, to a "fair weather- short session" fisherman in my 50's. I currently live about 500 yards from the river Wensum, which flows through Norwich City centre, and so can be fishing in less than 5 minutes form my back door! Although the river is in an urban environment and has piled banks for most of its course through the City, it does contain some very nice fish (Bream, Roach,Chub (to over 4lbs), Perch, Barbel (to over 12lb), Pike (to over 25lbs) and Carp (to over 30lb). I tend to go for the Roach, Bream and Pike, which are the easiest to catch. I rarely fish for more that 2 hours at a go and usually not at the best times but have managed to consistently catch some nice fish (which usually surprises any audience that I may have). My only comment on your guide is that under the reels section of float fishing you do not mention centerpin reels, which I quite often use for short distance float fishing or trotting down the river, wind allowing. Best wishes Paul |
| Name: | Pete |
| E-mail address: | pete@wumfi.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://wumfi.com |
| Comments: | Well what can I say. I'm starting out coarse fishing in the UK, and your page re that has helped me out loads! Thank you so much for putting stuff down so simply.
I'm trying to learn so that when my son is old enough we can fish together (he's currently 9 months old lol). Very many smiles from this pom in the UK! (We have been to Apollo Bay on the Great Ocean Road (nr. Melbourne) a few years back - and you have a fab country! Pete |
| Name: | Matthew |
| E-mail address: | matthew@hushmail.com |
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| Name: | Stuzzie |
| E-mail address: | stuzzie@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | thanks for the hard work mate great site very informative for me as a beginner. I will take on board everything you have said and pop back for a gander to see any new additions.
catch and release is the only way to fish on the course fishing side although sea fishing here in the uk deserves the beach barbi and fresh mackrel... g'day m8 and thanks again Stuzzie UK |
| Name: | colin sidney ayres |
| E-mail address: | ziggyayres@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | a
good help for this 73 year old beginner |
| Name: | mark sansom |
| E-mail address: | m.sansom@tees.ac.uk |
| Comments: | Good article. I`ve just taken to pole fishing....a 5m version, I must say that whilst I have to admit I`m verrry good at catching Perch in our local lake....I`m even better using a pole rig. This article goes a long way explaining the benefits of pole rigs.....something I have always shunned against......because of the lack of info on the subject. Your articles blows away the myth of pole fishing. KISS ...keep it simple stupid. Just like the pole set up. |
| Name: | samuel thomas |
| E-mail address: | sthomas247@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi I am from england and reading through your site is very interesting as over here it is illegal NOT to return your carp to the water after the catch and the usual photo session.
To hear that over yonder in lovely Oz im astounded to hear carp are to blame for the death of your trees. I have enjoyed many sessions banked up trying to catch that elusive carp which usually outwits me lol I feel as all fish carp are a beautiful creature and it is only the ignorance of people and the usual chinese whispers which tend to end the life of these lovely fish for us to enjoy again and again and hopefully let them get fatter and more of a challenge in the coming years Thanks for the good and generally chuckle filled read if you want any other information in regards to our fishing let me know Sam Thomas |
| Name: | jaron |
| E-mail address: | jazare117@live.com |
| Comments: | Thanks a lot mate, your guides helped me understand more about coarse fishing, cheers buddy :) |
| Name: | Warwick |
| E-mail address: | warwick.carter@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Nice site.
I picked up 3 Six meter telescoping poles while in Sweden to try out with my son & nephew. Your site was a wealth of information on how to use them. I can see this being a very nice way to fish for Bream around the canals and Australian Bass in the freshwater creeks around Brisbane. Can't say I'm going to throw Carp back - my favorite carp recipe is Charley Carp fertiliser. Same goes for Tialpa, or any of the other declared fish. |
| Name: | john dewar |
| E-mail address: | jjohndewar@hotmail.co.uk |
| Name: | john dewar |
| E-mail address: | jjohndewar@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | After many years I have gone back to course fishing.The last time i went fishing was when I was about 14 yrs old.
Know I am 67 years old .Things have changed but thanks to your page I can re learn my old sport. Big Big thank You for all Your hard work which Has helped Me. |
| Name: | samantha |
| Comments: | hi thanks for the tips on float fishing, caught a couple of perch, so thanks! |
| Name: | Deb |
| E-mail address: | deborahbarrett08@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | Hi, I have just taken up pole fishing and your straight forward explanations are exactly what I was looking for. (I don`t know what the hell I am doing! ) Hope you finish what you have started. |
| Name: | Ron Ward |
| E-mail address: | freddienurse@02.co.uk |
| Comments: | I'm 83 trying to get back into fishing
I find the mind is a bit slow now,still enjoy it thou |
| Name: | Brandon |
| E-mail address: | alcadeus@live.com |
| Comments: | Superb, informative website.
10/10 from me. Keep up the good work :) |
| Name: | Mark |
| E-mail address: | images@mrcanvasman.co.uk |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.mrcanvasman.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hello, after 25 years of no fishing i'm thinking of giving it ago again, any starting out help would be greatly appreciative. Many Thanks |
| Name: | GEORGE(THE POM) EDWARDS |
| E-mail address: | FLATHEADG@YAHOO.COM |
| Comments: | 65 YR OLD RETIRED POM JUST TAKEN UP FISHING AS A HOBBY ENJOYED READING YOUR THOUGHTS PLEASE CAN YOU EXPLAIN FLOAT SIZES IE WHAT DOES 4 X 16 MEAN THE 4 IS 0.4 GRM WEIGHT (MAYBE I'M THINKING) BUT WHATS THE 16 I THOUGHT MAYBE THE LENGTH. BUT I HAVE A 4 X14 AND A 4 X16 AND TH 14 IS LONGER SO IS THE 2ND NUMBER THE GAUGE/THICKNESSOF THE FLOAT STEM THANKS ONCE AGAIN. I ALSO THOUGHT MAYBE THE 2ND NUMBER WAS THE RECOMMENDED HOOK SIZE BUT PURCHASED A FLADEN RIG HOOK SIZE 14 AND FLOAT SIZE 4 X16 IM CONFUSED TO SAY THE LEAST.
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| Name: | LEONARD HARFORD |
| E-mail address: | reebie75@talktalk.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://GOOGLE |
| Name: | Pat Ruskin |
| E-mail address: | patruskin@blueyonder.co.u |
| Comments: | Thanks for the info. I like to have my line float at the surface when float fishing. I have found that if the line sinks and a fish takes the bait, the strike will just pull the float even deeper into the water and maybe allow the fish more time to reject the bait once it feels the hook.
Have fun Pat (as in Patrick) |
| Name: | Mike Carolan |
| E-mail address: | mikecarolan@talk21.com |
| Comments: | Hi,
I'm sorry to hear that the Carp species is treated so badly in Australia. There would be an outrage here in the UK if any course fish species was treated badly. Here angling is the largest participator sport with over two million people taking part on a weekly basis in the summer months. If everyone took the fish they caught home to eat or just killed them then it wouldn't take many years before the sport would be ruined as there would be no fish left to catch. Here most water's are owned or leased by clubs and so you have to pay for a rod licence and pay to join a club or buy a day ticket each time you go fishing. By paying for fishing you appreciate what you are paying for and do not take it for granted. I'm not sure but I'm assuming that course fishing is not a big sport in Australia or the number of people who fish is relatively small so the idea of over fishing waters leading to falls in fish populations over time is so unlikely it is not in people's mindset. If this is the case then I think what is needed is for course fishing to be elevated as a participator sport backed up with education about the environment, cruelty and fish resources. The standing of course fishing and especially the carp species should be elevated by introducing regional/national course fish records and an appropriate organisations putting up substantial prize funds each year for the heaviest fish caught and returned live and unharmed. You could do with a national celebrity to have a fishing programme on national television which would help to get the message across. It would take sometime to achieve a change in a national view but it is achievable. Here's hoping the plight of the carp improves in Austrailia and that course fishing can significantly grow. Nice site by the way Good luck with it. Regards Mike |
| Name: | James |
| Comments: | Just getting into fishing. Great site thanks for putting in the work as it was very informative for me |
| Name: | Bojan Odlak |
| E-mail address: | bojan.odlak@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I'am from Slovenia (Europe).
Here Carp is regulary eaten. There is many Recepies for preparing Carp. Put carp over night in a large bowl covered with chopped garlic,onion,lemon and olive oil mixture. Than take carp out of mixture.Put the fish in corn flour well salted with a pinch of red pepper and frie in vegetable oil. Serve Carp with white bread and Triestine sauce(fine choped garlic,a handfull chopped parsely and salted olive oil. |
| Name: | Bojan Odlak |
| E-mail address: | bojan.odlak@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Excellent article for beginers.
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| Name: | Steve Bradbury |
| E-mail address: | steve.bradbury@intl.pepsico.com |
| Comments: | How sad to hear of such a noble fish being reduced to the level of being vermin, in the UK the carp is a revered creature beloved of many thousands of anglers (although we are having a bit of a problem with eastern european immigrants taking some of our large specimins out of our carp lakes for their supper).
I suppose Australia has had huge problems with many introduced species i.e cane toads, rabbits etc that knee jerk reactions are hard to dismiss. Anyhow I digress, I love your website and may you catch plenty. Tight lines, Steve. |
| Name: | Chris |
| E-mail address: | chrsschung98@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Like your website.Very informative.
Very interested in Coarse fishing but would like someone to teach me. Live in Melbourne. I know it is a sport for the gentlemen but can a female join the sport? Do not mind being the first.Very interested in your response.Kind Regards, Chris |
| Name: | Duncan |
| E-mail address: | dunc@divland.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.headtorch.co.uk |
| Comments: | Night fishing ROCKS !! |
| Name: | Ion |
| E-mail address: | ion63au@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Hi
I am a keen fisherman, and I do not mind eating carp, as I do not believe that it is a "yakky " fish it is true that the ones fished from lakes are a bit Muddy in taste, but as you have mentioned, some fresh water will solve that. I presently live in Melbourne and do lot of fishing at Hart Morass reserve _at the back of Sale, and this river (Avon) is full of carp, and it is absolutely delicious in taste, especially mid spring (when they come out of hybernation (if I can call it so their winter period) through late autumn and due to the fact that it's a river the fish does not have that muddy taste like the lake ones. I also do agree with your article 100 % regards Ion |
| Name: | Malc |
| E-mail address: | louandmalc@ntlworld.com |
| Comments: | Good day mate. love the site, spot on. |
| Name: | Ray |
| E-mail address: | ray.s@xtra.co.nz |
| Comments: | Enjoyed what is on site.Hope You get time to do what You want.
Ray |
| Name: | Steve Ridd |
| E-mail address: | shridd@blueyonder.co.uk |
| Comments: | Good on ya, blue!
(Typical Brit-Aussie speak there! :D) Although a fisherman of over 50 years myself I enjoyed reading your pages and great advice given and give a very good introduction/tutorial of the sport that'll I'll recommend to people. Great to see your crusade against the culls the much misaligned carp of Australia - chalk and cheese situation between us as here in the UK they are almost godlike! Our 'they're destroying the world' objects being zander... You sometimes wonder where they get the river/water authority people from - only interest they seem to have is to get the water from the source of the rivers to the mouth as fast as possible (ie make all rivers look like denuded canals) and then try to place the reason for the falls in fishing quality on some other 'mythical' reason (eg your carp). Trouble is, they say it long enough people start to believe it.... Anyway, great pages! Best wishes and tight lines Steve (Ridd) |
| Name: | GezzaFish |
| E-mail address: | sire_jack@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | M8
luv your site, had a reall good read bout the Ozzy's Fishing/killing Carp ! ! ! ! ! ! All I can Say WTF ... I live in the UK n no some guys here {myself included} who go mental when carp are harmed.. It has become the premiership of fishing here with its own magazine's,Star sponsership, fashion wear .. I could go on ... I never knew it was like that over there.. We have our battles to keep the fish but the other way round,from poaching, and alot of Eastern Europeans catching the Carp 4 dinner.. but nice site :) chat again |
| Name: | Keith Rimmer |
| E-mail address: | annan_igmah@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | It is encouraging to read of your Course fishing exploits in Australia...Good on ya....Keep it up..
I've been fishing for more years than I care to remember, and I still haven't got pole fishing, off to as fine an art, as I'd like to... Yours, Keith (UK) |
| Name: | Mike Black |
| E-mail address: | marzipan.butty@ntlworld.com |
| Comments: | I'm so glad you enjoy catching carp. I haven't personally eaten one, but history tells us that in the early days of monasteries in england, the monks bred them specifically for the table. I love to catch wild carp, not larger than 10 pounds (4.5 kg) using all manner of bait, then put them back.
My favourite method is to fish floating bait and see carp as tehy take the offering from the top. |
| Name: | Azhar Salleh |
| E-mail address: | azharsalleh@gmail.com |
| Comments: | G'day,
Great site due to the lot of information. Keep it up. From Malaysia. |
| Name: | Azhar Salleh |
| E-mail address: | azharsalleh@gmail.com |
| Comments: | G'day,
Great site due to the lot of information. Keep it up. From Malaysia. |
| Name: | Michael Marriott |
| E-mail address: | marriott47@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Great site, lots of good info. |
| Name: | pete |
| E-mail address: | pete@lakeposabina.co.uk |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.lakeposabina.co.uk |
| Comments: | great site thanks |
| Name: | mick good |
| E-mail address: | linda.good@tesco.net |
| Comments: | great website great for beginners keep up the good work |
| Name: | kris johnson |
| E-mail address: | krisdjohnson@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Hi
I moved to australia from the uk 5 years ago and miss very much fishing for carp. I live in brisbane and would love to find some carp to fish for around brisbane, do you know of anywere this is possible |
| Name: | loid scott |
| E-mail address: | derv _20@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | me and my daughter age 4 have just started fishing have got here a beginners set. learnd loads from this web site,we have a local lake pond in england ,but having trouble from ducks ,it is a shallow pond aprrox 5 ft ,but good to start off , been told there r carp and loads of tench keeping fingers crossed........winter fishing any ideas? want to get our first fish
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| Name: | Camden |
| E-mail address: | camden@yahoo.ca |
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| Name: | Geoff |
| E-mail address: | gsh99@sky.com |
| Comments: | Great site - I have recently retired and am about to buy my first Pole so your tips are most welcome - Keep up the good work!! |
| Name: | Terence Hatchwell |
| E-mail address: | terryhatchwell@hotmail.com |
| Name: | Tony Kerry |
| E-mail address: | tony.kerry12@ntlworld.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.wollatonpiscatorialclub.webs.com |
| Comments: | love the determination in finding good pole gear but if you are interested I would be happy to arrange some to be imported to Austrailia for you to sell around to you mates and also any other pole accessoroes too |
| Name: | Sumit K Sanyal |
| E-mail address: | info@umas-fishing.com |
| Comments: | Very informative site.. Well Done |
| Name: | DEREK BOWGEN |
| E-mail address: | AVOQ02@DSL.PIPEX.COM |
| Comments: | HAVE JUST RETURNED TO FISHING AFTER ABOUT 45 YEARS AND WAS LOOKING FOR SOME TIPS, AND FOUND SOME .
WELL DONE -- TIGHT LINES |
| Name: | Tim |
| E-mail address: | tim.vanloenen@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Hi There !
First of all, i enjoyed reading your website! My name is Tim, im from Holland and going to Australia on the 5th of october! Im a fanatic carp fisher, and was wondering where in Australia i can catch big carps ! Maybe u can send me an email with some information ? Thanks ! |
| Name: | Tamas |
| E-mail address: | sziromtamas@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hi!It is a fantastic little tutorial that you put together here.One little thing about carp.I am Hungarian and as well as in my country pretty much the whole of eastern and central europe cathes and eats carp.We mostly fish for eating the fish.Let me just say that the carp does taste fantastic and it is considered somewhat a delicacy in these easter european countries.Recently i`ve moved to the UK and just like in Australia they do not eat carp and relesae them back into the water.While i do see while this is done and understand that most people fish as a hobby and sport there is nothing more satisfiyng then to catch your fish as a hobby and then eat it.Anyways what you do is fantastic.Thank you for the tutorial.I`ve learend a lot from it and which i especially needed as my fishing tecniques were a bit old.Well done. |
| Name: | james |
| E-mail address: | sea.fishing@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | hi after reading enquisitivly through your site i have regained some of the tips i have lost over the years , especialy since converting to sea fishing, keep up the work on the site and keep it basic to help us novices |
| Name: | Bill Andrews |
| E-mail address: | weva@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | This is a frist class site and i will be useing it quite often.
Many thanks |
| Name: | Bill Andrews |
| E-mail address: | weva@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | This is a frist class site and i will be useing it quite often.
Many thanks |
| Name: | w andrews |
| E-mail address: | weva@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | I have just aquired a 9.5m pole and do not understand anything about it,so your info as been more than useful.I only have the pole and did not realise what other items was needed but you have put me in the right direction,so thank you very much. |
| Name: | Barry |
| E-mail address: | sidney2040@gmail.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://aol.com |
| Comments: | I was very interested in your comments on pole fishing,I have just had bought for my 70th bithday so I will take your advice.Thanks Barry.
Hastings UK |
| Name: | call him bob |
| E-mail address: | rjenkins63@tiscali.co.uk |
| Comments: | just about retire and start coarse fishing this isa good start keep it coming |
| Name: | richard Sykes |
| E-mail address: | rsy@hiddenhearing.co.uk |
| Name: | Chris Heppell-Smith |
| E-mail address: | wizzy24uk@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | Thank you very much! As a beginner trying to learn how coarse fishing works your guide was very helpful and i feel better equiped to start fishing.
keep up the good work! |
| Name: | Chris Jones |
| E-mail address: | chris1.jones@sky.com |
| Comments: | Love the site, just started coarse fishing, finding that at 37 I should have done it years ago. great information, maybe you could add a section on "the Lift method", I saw a program on sky where a guy uses the lift method, and advises that this is a more accurate float fishing method, but cannot seem to find much information, about it. Keep up the great work.
Chris UK |
| Name: | crumpy |
| E-mail address: | p.crumpton484@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | Great site keep up the good work, putting my grandson through his paces re. coarse fishing think this site will inspire him. |
| Name: | |
| E-mail address: | kamikrazee@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hey,
Thanks for making this site! I realize it isn't fully completed yet, but what I have read has been amazing! I've been thinking about getting into fishing for a long time, and reading about all of the different techniques available and different methods of coarse fishing has really helped me make up my mind about taking up the hobby! Thanks very much, Raf. |
| Name: | Aaron |
| E-mail address: | aaronathersmith@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Hello :)
Thnks for all the advice as i am a come back fisher. used to fish trout fishing only but now settleing for some good old coarse :) anyway thanks alot ive got what i needed :) |
| Name: | Tony Gurney |
| E-mail address: | tony.gurney@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | Thanks for the tips on pole fishing. Some of the UK sites turn it into a science and confuse the issue. Do you cut your rigs to size or do you leave them long.
Brilliant site for the beginner. Cant wait to see what the Cafe menu brings |
| Name: | Robert |
| E-mail address: | robert@gmail.com |
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| Name: | Rob Wyman |
| E-mail address: | Robwymanhomes@aol.com |
| Comments: | Hi
Really enjoyed reading your pages I know nothing about fishing so very informative I have a patch of land in France with a small lake that I would like to convert for course fishing, any advice would be good Thanks again Rob |
| Name: | carl Sever |
| E-mail address: | vvcarl52vv@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I really liked the simplicity of this type of fishing. I am simplifying my fishing and this website is just what the doctor ordered! Last week I was inspired and went float fishing for catfish and did quite well using just a wooded bobber and worms. I am going to start pole fishing soon. Keep up the good work. |
| Name: | Marty |
| E-mail address: | martinscullion56@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I've only been fishing the once and I caught 7 perch in a little quarry in Scotland, what a buzz. So that's me obsessed with fishing now. Your site has been very informative and I'm sure that I'll be catching many more different types of fish now.
Tight lines!! |
| Name: | Ari |
| E-mail address: | aeta@iki.fi |
| Comments: | Hi!
This coarsefish.net is very useful and interesting site. Thanks for a webmaster and staff. Next text is not an advertisement or any commercial thing. Talking about coarse fishing. Lets think. If you would come to finland for a coarse fishing what kind of service and fishing opportunities you would expect? What species wou would like to catch? If you have any ideas / thoughts would you please e-mail to me about it. Thanks, Ari |
| Name: | adrian feher |
| E-mail address: | feher@iinet.net.au |
| Comments: | G'day.
I began coarse fishing around the Geelong area (Victoria) from around 1995 when I met a dutch gentleman (Peter) on the banks of the mighty Barwon. Peter was sitting on a shed full and I watched him pull fish after fish. Mesmerised by his arsenal of gear. Within twelve months, I too had that arsenal of gear and enjoyed years of great fishing and frienships with The Geelong Coarse Angling Club. Here, I learnt the "skills of the trade" from some very experienced coarse anglers. Sadly I sold all of my gear a couple of years ago due to lack of use ( kids,house, family etc.) However, I now find myself looking at these type of websites and fear the worst ( or best ) I dare say it wont be long before I get a few bits together and head back to the banks of The Mighty Barwon river....... |
| Name: | Melody |
| E-mail address: | melody@rogers.com |
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| Name: | Dave Withers |
| E-mail address: | david8withers@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Cheers bud ,
My son has got me fishing at the age of 54 years young ! I,m a complete novice and my arms are to short for my eyesight , so you can imagine the mess I get myself into . Never the less I,ve found your site very helpfull, please hurry up and fill the gaps in !! Dave |
| Name: | Paul Naylor a.k.a Nails |
| E-mail address: | nails171@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Sean I,am glad we are not alone on the ethics of carp fishing.
Sadly I wish that some of those bureaucratic numb skulls would take the time to read something like what you have posted and try to absorb the facts of reality that we face with our chosen sport, maybe it is to late for a change or they somewhat know it is irreversible. Anyway mate on a lighter note, great site and a top read. ATB Nails |
| Name: | Michael |
| E-mail address: | micha8l@live.co.uk |
| Homepage URL: | http://michaelrich.co.cc |
| Comments: | Thanks for the guide, I enjoyed it!
I'm new to coarse fishing myself, and I shall be putting your advice to the test this weekend. I'll be going for carp using a rod. It's summer time here, summer time here, and I'll be night fighing at my local lake. Could you suggest a depth to fish? Kind Regards Mike |