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By miders on Mar 7, 2010

we shoot carp in oz bloody vervin

By bondsee on Mar 7, 2010

This is a Barbel and not a carp. That type of statement does not go down so well in the UK as fishermen take much care over these very valuable and sort after species, however we appreciate that Carp are seem as Vermin in Oz and there is a a different culture in your country.

By alexhunt123 on Mar 7, 2010

Great fish, and nice to see proper handling and recovery, great fisherman.

By Steelzuk on Mar 7, 2010

i went fishing on the trent yesterday i got snagged 6 times n had over a 10lb barbel on n too me into a snag n snapped

By brooky360 on Mar 7, 2010

Great fish m8, havnt fished the ouse yet ,but i will, my Pb is 10lb 2oz from Wroxerter on the river severn.Nice vid

By 83harrison on Mar 7, 2010

huge fish small strech of river

By Benjaminthethesian on Mar 7, 2010

yeah gr8 fish. always wndering if i should use a bolt rig or a sliding led.any feed back

By palletboy1975 on Mar 7, 2010

I would not use a bolt rig unless the lead can safely be released if the fish snags or the line snaps, I am sure you meant semi fixed with the bolt affect?.The rig I used: 2ft Solar mussle cracker tubing, 2oz inline lead, 10 inch braided link to size 10 korda wide gape with dumbell boilie. The tubing was fished vertically to match the dead reeds, although you may get false indication from line bites.

By alexhunt123 on Mar 7, 2010

I’d use a hook, on the hook put some bait, then get the hook near the barbel and wait.

By scullysedge on Mar 7, 2010