World Carp Classic

Everyone is a winner at World Carp Classic

There is a huge £70,000 prize table in the 2009 World Carp Classic and thanks to the Title Sponsor, JRC, all participants will win a competitors prize meaning nobody will go away empty handed. Amongst the prizes are holidays to South Africa with a visit to an amazing game reserve, The Canary Islands in a lakeside apartment and Spain hunting for a different type of catfish.
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Japan enter World Carp Classic for first time

Year on year the World Carp Classic continues to increase in its appeal and global popularity, with further evidence of this to be seen within the 2009 entrants list. This year, among the 260 carp anglers representing 24 nations
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JRC website up and running

After a brief period offline to update their website Pure Fishing/JRC are back online with a new and interactive website.
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Ultima prize is based on Experience and Pedigree

This month’s prize draw provided by Ultima not only includes Power Carp the unique direct contact mono that helped Peter Truckle and Andy Judd to win last year’s event but it also includes a full selection of Ultima’s latest highly specialised products.
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02 Jul 09 in Blogs

Stephen & Ron Buss visit World Carp Classic HQ

Stephen Buss and his father Ron from Carp and Cat Bussters visited the World Carp Classic HQ this week and concluded several agreements that we will be letting you know about over the next few days.

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Any lizard experts?

During my recent long session had this little fellow living in my bivvy for a number of days, i tried to evict him/her and but they werent having any of it, so i just left them to it in the end. I would love to know what it is but have had no luck so far, it was over 30cm and quite stunning, anybody have any idea. Another visitor i had on the Lot whilst laying in my bivvy was what looked like a black rat snake about 1.5m in length and crawled within 2 feet of me, not a good moment.

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Back from Spring session

You may have noticed (or possibly not) that i haven't blogged for awhile, the reason being that i have been fishing for the last 7 weeks around the south of France and then further North, its a tough job but someone has to do it. I will therefore update you over the coming blogs as to where i have been and some of the catches. I am just trying to work out again how to do this blog thing as i havent used a computer for the last 2 months which is really nice but you quickly forget how to do things... Read more...

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What other carp sites are saying

The Wind Looks Favourable On the Last Day! 3 Jul 2009 | 2:24 pm Jake's Daily Carp Fishing Blog
Good Evening. Last night we had the strangest thunder and lightening storm I have seen for a while. The thunder and lightening built up for a couple of hours and could be seen getting closer. For a while it seemed to surround the lake, but not a splash of rain had fallen. Eventually the odd large drop [...]
The Alternative Angler - Cowards? 26 Jun 2009 | 6:21 am FISHINGmagic
It's occurred to Kevin Perkins that we coarse anglers are ever so guilty of being slightly economical with the truth when it comes to our casting prowess.
How to safely sack a carp for photographing 4 Mar 2009 | 3:00 am Carp Nation
The act of sacking a carp after capture is not something that many carp anglers consider. The sacking a fish is banned on many waters in the UK and abroad, so many anglers do not consider it until the time arises. Below are a few tips to makes sure that you sack a fish safely and release it safely after capture. Preparation and the correct equipment are the key to success.