Loads of people try to emulate what you do and don't reach the level you have. I think it helps that you're a genuine guy who doesn't care about the latest gear - he just wants to be out somewhere. You remind me very much of my father, just with a lot more hair :)

Nice one Steve and wise words at the end !

nice to have you back Steve

@TheCarpCatcher

8 жыл бұрын

nice to be back fella cheers

An excellent watch on a cold and rainy Sunday afternoon. I love your enthusiasm for angling and the fact that you enjoy every fish caught.. Keep making the videos, they are much appreciated.

great vid as always mate, watched it with a nice glass of vino, perfect combo.

Hi Ya Never heard of this place before, some nice fish on the bank, well done Steve. I know its a big place but it seems very quiet there for what is really a general day ticket fishery. Thanks for the invite to Frisby Lakes.

Ive been watching your vids for years good to see your still catching, cheers from America..

Been waiting for another video , Keep them coming please :)

first one I've seen this year, looks really nice lake , keep up the good work, look forward to seeing more from you soon...... I'm just going for a coffee,see ya.

Great Vid Steve. Looks like a top place to fish.

i know that place like the back of my hand i spent all my school holidays on there when i was a kid we used to pay £10 for the season were you are fishing that chanel doen to your left used to be were the gravel was draged out carp used to be in all the reeds iv not bin there 25 years as i moved away brings back so meny memorys tite lines mate

great vid many thanks

nice comment at the end there steve no truer words spoken and another great blog mate, any incling to were you'll be this year? looking forward to it tight lines pal.

Really nice, congrats! ;) Cheers!

The increase in activity during early spring is a reaction to both increased sunlight hours and the resulting temperature increase. The vast majority of water life is cold blooded so they rely on ambient temperature to allow them to function, if its too cold they simply go into a dormant state. The invertebrates tend to die off or go into hiding around November when the water temperature goes into steady decline, they will wait until the water temperature begins to steadily increase again before emerging to feed and breed around March. The invertebrates provide the bulk of a fishes diet so when their numbers go into decline fish tend to go dormant as well in order to conserve energy and help last out the winter, because the fish are also cold blooded their metabolic rates slow down massively meaning they need less fuel to keep the motor ticking over. This said, if winter temperatures remain relatively high and a lake is regularly fed by anglers with easily digestible food then the fish can remain highly active throughout the winter, tends to happen in highly stocked match lakes more than low density specimen waters but the fish won't physically be able to process as much food so significant winter growth is unlikely. Hope this help answer your earlier pondering, good angling as always and all the best

@TheCarpCatcher

8 жыл бұрын

cheers i am sure everyone can learn from from that

good vido steve my club laks are across the road steat across in the gats oppist i not fisht it yet but i will do ceep cachn

Great video and some nice catches also just wondering do you sell boilies or just make them for your self

@TheCarpCatcher

8 жыл бұрын

thecarpcatcher.co.uk/bait-info.php

nice to see ya back at em mate! lake looks great, whats the prices for 24h on there?

@TheCarpCatcher

8 жыл бұрын

facebook.com/Frisby-Lakes-Carp-Fishery-1608209492839033

i cant beleave you came to one of my local lakes where i fish steve.... will you be going back for more?

@TheCarpCatcher

8 жыл бұрын

possibly later in the year fella

The most random lake iv ever fished, stunning though was lucky enough to bag one on my trip few years back. Was told it had a fish kill KHV any info lads

@TheCarpCatcher

7 жыл бұрын

all gone now, some of the fish have a few scars etc but will heal so take your propolis with you

@16vastraturbo

6 жыл бұрын

TheCarpCatcher did you go before the KHV or after? have you been this again this year...