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Sunday, 30 November 2008

Nash Double Top Extreme 1 Man Bivvy

Nash Double Top Extreme 1 Man Bivvy

Nash Double Top Extreme 1 Man Bivvy

This new Double Top Extreme has been designed by a team of leading carp anglers and has been field tested in the harshest conditions imaginable. This deluxe bivvy has an array of impressive features including new porch/door canopy, this canopy properly maximises doorway coverage to eliminate rain ingress and provide shade. The 1 man version has the capability of housing 2 bedchairs (fitted sideways), whilst the 2 man is exceptionally spacious and is ideal for long sessions shelter, and simply perfect for those who enjoy extra comfort.

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Ron Thompson Digi-Tronic Alarm Set

Ron Thompson Digi-Tronic Alarm Set

Ron Thompson Digi-Tronic Alarm Set

Sensational range of alarms from Ron Thompson.

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Nash Double Top 1 Man Bivvy

Nash Double Top 1 Man Bivvy

Nash Double Top 1 Man Bivvy

Waterproof outer skin with fitted integral mesh to achieve rapid set-up and break down, Erected in half the time of other twinned-skinned designs, Inner mesh capsule to optimise comfort and to eliminate any possible intrusion from mosquitos, bugs etc, Also includes rear vents, to enhance air-flow and comfort, Supplied with pegs and carry-all

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Delkim TX-I + Bite Alarm

Delkim TX-I + Bite Alarm

Delkim TX-I + Bite Alarm

Vibration sensing with no moving parts, Total adjustability to cover all conditions, High volume & wide tone range, Large easy to use controls, Twin clear high visibility LED’s in purple, red, white, blue, green & yellow, Variable LED brightness and Nitelite mode, FM digital radio transmission with anti-theft-alarm, 1 year + battery life, Stainless steel hardwear, hardcover as standard, all weather reliability

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Delkim RX Plus Pro 6 LED Mini Receiver

Delkim RX Plus Pro 6 LED Mini Receiver

Delkim RX Plus Pro 6 LED Mini Receiver

Vibro alert with power compensation, Up to 6000 hours battery life with vibro on,* Function memory - remembers vibro and anti-theft alarm settings, 6 clear high visibility LED’s – purple, red, white, blue, green & yellow, Multi channel programming, Visual differentiation when same colour LED activated

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Saturday, 29 November 2008

Shimano Biomaster XTA Reel

Shimano Biomaster XTA Reel

Shimano Biomaster XTA Reel

Hailed by many carp anglers as the ultimate big pit reel, Now includes revolutionary baitrunner spool system, Large cranking handle for extra power, Spare spool, Aero Wrap line lay for superlative line lay and extra casting potential

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Delkim EV Plus Bite Alarm

Delkim EV Plus Bite Alarm

Delkim EV Plus Bite Alarm

Vibration sensing with no moving parts, Single Dynamic Sensitivity Range, Total adjustability to cover all conditions, Push button power, Twin clear high visibility LED’s, Large easy to use rotary controls, High volume and wide tone range, 2 year guarantee, Available in: Purple, Red, White, Blue, Green & Yellow

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Fox Bivvy Light

Fox Bivvy Light

Fox Bivvy Light

Attach to any part of your shelter/bivvy using ingenious magnet system, Provides clear and constant light, Makes activities such as cooking, rig tying and reading simple, Trouble free lighting without disturbing other anglers, Long battery life

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Daiwa Tournament Basia Reel

Daiwa Tournament Basia Reel

Daiwa Tournament Basia Reel

Belonging in the ‘executive class’ of the carp anglers armoury the new Tournament BASIA Carp is the ultimate long distance casting machine. A 45mm long spool, combined with immaculate line lay deliver a casting experience that belongs in dreamland.

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Friday, 28 November 2008

Fishtec with Matt Hayes Coarse Fishing

Great savings on Fishtec coarse fishing range from Matt Hayes!

Matt created the range with his years as Britians top angler to get things running a bit more smoothly on the side of a commercial or a nice stretch of the avon.

One thing you can guarantee is that the quality of the products is going to be second to none.

Matt Hayes has put together some special deals on TF Gear.

To view the range from Matt Hayes please Click Here

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Cheap Browing Pellet Pump


The browning pellet pump is a sturdy pump that will make your pellets sink.

A few pumps and releases will see your favourite floating pellets sink.






Suitable for all Sized Pellets (3mm Pellets > 8mm Pellets)

Suitable pellets for winter fishing
include


Cathing Fish at winter

This time of year, pellet fishing is still great! Attached via a hair rig on a feeder method will pretty much get the fish biting. But a few things to consider whilst winter fishing:

  1. Wrap up warm! (this is a must - Winter Clothing)
  2. Plump your Depth Correctly - The fish like deep water! (Terminal Tackle)
One of the best method i have found this winter, is not to expect too much. Fishing is a great sport, and great for relaxing. However, without decent clothing keeping you warm its just not worth it!

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Wednesday, 26 November 2008

UK. Environment Agency Wales delivers 4000 fish

4000 young fish including carp, tench, rudd and roach will today (20 November) arrive at their new home at Gnoll Country Park Pond in Neath.

Environment Agency Wales has transported the fish over the last 24 hours, to be stocked at the community fishery from their hatchery in Calverton, Nottingham.

The fishery was developed earlier this year in an £89,000 collaborative project between the Agency, Neath Port Talbot Council and Skewen Angling Club.

The new fishery boasts six ‘all ability’ angling platforms for easy access and a central island creating a habitat for wildlife and nesting birds.

The lake was previously used as a public swimming pool and a boating lake, and the latest investment now provides a new amenity for the local community.

Neath Port Talbot Council and Skewen Angling Club will also be present at the stocking. The angling club are now responsible for the day to day management of the fishery.

The young fish, each between 3cm and 8cm in length, will provide a stock of fish that will hopefully last for generations to come. The fish to be stocked are 1000 crucian carp, 1500 roach, rudd 1000 and 500 tench.

Dave Charlesworth, leading on the project for Environment Agency Wales, said:

“This new fishery is a great facility for local people. Angling provides real social benefits, especially for young people, who can find a new hobby that will stay with them for years to come.

“The funds to set up the fishery comes from rod licence fees collected from anglers. We re-invest the money back into the sport to create more opportunities and better facilities.

”This investment has created a great new spot for local anglers, and for anyone else who wants to get out there and have a go at fishing.”

Colin Crowley, Cabinet Member for the Environment, Neath Port Talbot Council, said:

"This is an excellent example of the council working in partnership with Environment Agency Wales and the voluntary sector, through Skewen Angling Club, to improve facilities in the county borough for residents and visitors."

Tuesday, 25 November 2008

Double Top Extreme Winter Bivvie


Nash Double Top Extreme 1 Man Bivvy

This new Double Top Extreme has been designed by a team of leading carp anglers and has been field tested in the harshest conditions imaginable. This deluxe bivvy has an array of impressive features including new porch/door canopy, this canopy properly maximises doorway coverage to eliminate rain ingress and provide shade. The 1 man version has the capability of housing 2 bedchairs (fitted sideways), whilst the 2 man is exceptionally spacious and is ideal for long sessions shelter, and simply perfect for those who enjoy extra comfort.



  • Waterproof outer
  • Integral inner mesh to achieve rapid set up and break down – set up in half the time of other twin-skinned bivvies
  • Totally sealable, inner mesh capsule to optimise comfort and to eliminate intrusion from mosquitoes
  • Rear vents to enhance air-flow and comfort
  • New in-line speader bar system to optimise rigidity
  • Front waterproof, zippable panels to expose mosi windows and storm door
  • Manufactured to last, year on year, for extreme conditions
  • Only £229.99

To se a wide range of Bivvies click here UK Bivvies for Carp Anglers

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Fleece Lined Coat and Waders from MAP

Thermal Jacket and Waders

100% polyester hydrophilic fabric with micro porous coating. Breathable and waterproof to ENV343 standard. Fold away, fully adjustable peaked hood. Fleece neck warmer collar. Fully taped sealed seams.

Fleece lined handwarmer pockets.
Tailored fit with elasticated waist. Adjustable Neoprene storm cuffs. Teflon coated shoulder pad reinforcements protect the jacket from wear due to carry straps.
Storm flaps protect all exterior zips and pockets. Two large front bellows pockets. Zipped pocket on sleeve. Adjustable shoulder straps. Fleece lined handwarmer pockets. 3 large outer pockets. Zipped leg gussets for adjusting ankle width. Reinforced, Teflon coated seat,knees and ankle patches for extra durability. Heavy duty,storm flap protected, 2 way main zip featuring padded zip pullers.

To find out more click here or to see the Full Range Please Click here

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Thermal Winter Boots for Fishing


Keeping warm this winter is a must for all anglers. Whether your sat on th bank for a few hours or an all dayer, you must keep wrapped up!

These new thermal boots from Korda are watrproof and lined to give you a great chance of keeping your size 9's nice and toasty.

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Environment Agency Wales introduces disadvantaged young people to fishing


Learning to fish can mean more than knowing what bait to use to catch the right fish, as pupils from Brynllywarch School, near Newtown, found out after completing a course run by Environment Agency Wales.

Brynllywarch School is a school for disadvantaged young people who have behavioural problems and learning difficulties. Eleven pupils from the school spent 5 months learning about the life of fish and how to catch them in an Open College Network (OCN) Introduction to Angling Course earlier this year.

The course included classroom based theory sessions and practical fishing days with Agency staff. The pupils also had to undergo a written and practical examination to gain the OCN qualification. Portfolios compiled by the pupils have been sent away, assessed and returned with the pupils receiving a certificate for their achievements. All are now rod licence holders with a new interest that will stay with them throughout their lives.

15 year old Scott had this to say about the course: "We had a fishing test at Blue Bell Park. There were about 10 of us, Mr Hobbs, Mr Bowen and Dick the fishing tutor were there. I caught 50 fish! We all got a certificate for passing the Environment Agency test. And we all passed the course. Some got better marks than others but the important thing was that we all passed. I enjoyed the course and I loved taking part in all the sessions. Dick the fishing tutor was funny, but a really good teacher. He taught us loads. He taught me how to use a disgorger properly and unhook the fish. It was good and I recommend it to all keen young fishermen."

The course began with the pupils looking after their very own salmon eggs. They were responsible for their care and well being as they hatched into young salmon fry that were eventually released by the pupils into the River Severn. The classroom theory sessions gave the pupils lessons in biology, chemistry and maths as they gained knowledge about the fish, their environment and how to catch them. Several practical lessons at Sawmill Pools and Bluebell Park fisheries in Powys gave the young people a chance to put theory into practice as they took their first steps as novice anglers.

Dave Hobbs, the Head of Behavioural Support at the school had set up an angling club for the young people at the school. The pupils were responsible for running the club and managing its accounts. Dave Hobbs said: “To see our pupils sitting quietly at the waterside concentrating on the float for hours is remarkable considering some of their previous behaviour records - no bickering or falling out - if only we could replicate this in classrooms throughout the country!”

“Responsible behaviour is expected by the fishing group and we certainly get it whether it be respect for the countryside code, correctly handling the fish and the tackle. Most of the equipment has been bought by the club members and so it is jointly owned. To pay for it and the outings they collect subs, manage the accounts and run a proper credit union for the benefit of everyone in the group. So thanks to fishing we reckon that this is what schools should be about - real skills for real lives."

This is only the ninth OCN Introduction to Angling course that has been delivered across the UK. It is already proving a massive hit with the young people and Agency staff involved. The course has been funded from the Welsh Assembly Government’s Sustainable Fisheries Project. Resources were also provided using funds from Rod Licence fees.

Clare Quigley, who organised the course for Environment Agency Wales, said: “This course has been so rewarding for everyone involved. Helping these young people to become young anglers has been such an experience for me and the rest of our staff. Paying for a rod licence can mean so much more than giving you the right to go fishing. The fees are invested back into the sport, either to improve facilities for established anglers or to get more people interested in fishing as we have done here. For me, seeing these young people, who may have had difficulties in the past, get so much from the course has been fantastic. The idea to set up the angling club for the school is one we had to support. “The benefits of angling can be so much more rewarding than just landing a big fish.”

Sunday, 23 November 2008

Snap on Hook Length..

Saturday, 22 November 2008

Method Feeder Fishing at Winter

Middy's Method Feeder

As we all know, method feeders work great with pellets, ground bait, chopped up boilies, and pretty much anything that will stick.

As i said in previous posts, the trick this winter is to feed very little and often. Fishing about 10m out from your peg will usually result in some skimmers, and other silvers!

I personally like to put together a mix of small pellets, casters with maybe a little Gunk into the mix to give a nice consistency that will keep nice and solid in the cast, but break up as fish attack it.

For the hook bait, you can't go too wrong with a caster / worm. Also keep the hook length down to make sure that you get a decent take. Even if your fishery has banned the use of the elastic models, and need to use the inline feeder, keep the hook length to about 6" to ensure that your hook and bait is right there when the fish are hammering the bait.

For a wide range of baits have a look in our shop here or a huge range of feeders here

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Friday, 21 November 2008

Winter Carp Fishing - 3 Pack of Buzzers

As bites don't come that often in the winter, its always best to make sure that you dont miss a bite. Remember at this time of year the you need to choose an Alarm to with stand the cold and excessive damp conditions.

Also we like to think that if you have more than 1 rod out your chances of catching fish are multiplied.  We have seen these great bite alarms, and even include:
  • 3 x Bite Alarms
  • 1 x Receiver
So with this nice bit of kit you can set 3 rods up (nice rod pods here), 3 alarms and relax nicely in your Bivvi waiting for that run.

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Get Comfy this winter fishing chairs and Beds


Personally i prefer a nice chair, with a back rest, arm rests, padding etc... But Bob much prefers the box. Every time we go fishing i sit comfortably in my lovely chair and Bob is perched at a perfect right angle dragging his pole in and out with ease.

This type of choice is what makes Anglers so unique compared to other sports... its all about being comfortable, and lets be honest we all want to be comfy if we're going to be sat down for a day!

So we're going to show you a really good fishing chair offer thats buzzing around and run through some of its features.

The Bank Boss Chair

Once again developed by Matt Hayes this cheap and cheerful chair is packed with features, and is definately on my Christmas List!

Highly padded, arm rests, and extra bits including:
  • Tripod Feeder Arm
  • Buzz Bars
  • Rear Rest
  • Rod Rest Set
  • Umbrella Arm
As you can see this little beauty of a chair looks good enough to sit in. Its only £69.99, and believe me when i say this... theres more expensive ones out there that don't even compare!

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What Baits to use during the winter for fishing...

Well...

We find baits over the winter period do not really change. Yes the fish are in "slow down" mode and essentially will not be as hungry.

This is down to the fish keeping fairly still in the lakes, and therefore not using as much energy as during the summer... so they need less food.

The main advice we can give you is to keep baiting little and often, and use some baits with a bit of a "whiff" to them!

Matt Hayes has produced some wonderful additives that will make winter fishing a bit more spectacular!

M & M Gunk!

Its a sticky treacle like juice that you can add to your favourite baits like sweetcorn, meat, or even a tiny bit of ground bait (probably not the best idea in winter!). The smell .... well is unique, but the fish seem to like it!

Only £7.99 and available here

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Winter Clothing for Fishing


Unlike other years, winter clothing has been a trip to your local market and buying 10 pairs of long jons and 100 pairs of socks. Not any more!

Welcome to the Force 8 Primal Jacket and Fleece from Matt Hayes for under £100!

More about the Fleece is available in the video below as explained by Matt Hayes!



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Large Range of Beginner Fishing Rods

Here at Online Fishing Tackle we have sourced some of the highest quality Fishing Rods for Beginners gread Christmas Gift ideas and some winter clothing to keep you warm on the bank.




Rods for Beginners

As the winter approaches very fast, its a great time for piking, and rather than spending a huge amount on piking gear, why not try out the Ron Thomson Zensor Flex Pike Rod, and Opti Drag reel combo for only £27.99

To have a closer look at this great deal click here

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