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Terry Hearn's Red Fish
Red Fish is based on the same highly successful recipe as the Fresh Fish boilies but has the inclusion of the most famous classic big carp ingredient – Robin Red. The success rate Terry has had with this bait is nothing short of phenomenal and even now, years later, this is still his number one bait.

Shelf life baits are available in 10mm, 15mm, 20mm and 26mm sizes. Freezer baits come in 15mm only and Pop-ups are available in just 15mm and 20mm.
A Liquid Attractant is also available.

Key features:
- Terry Hearn’s favourite summer bait
- Includes famous fish attractor Robin Red
- Made using Fresh Fish recipe
- Shelf life and freezer baits available

“My number one choice of bait over the past couple of years and one which has already accounted for the biggest residents of several different venues. Remove the doubt, get on the Red Fish! Terry Hearn

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Sparks Farm, Just a couple of hours, produced a few nice Carp!















Caught On Fake Corn/Worms/Peach And Mango Boilies :)
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Pond was very quiet for the first few hours then really started to kick off!! :D , not the biggest, but fully scaled and gorgeously colored carp, overall we caught around 25+ carp between us, here are a few beauties :cool:

Charlies, High Vis Banana Pop Up


Charlies, Sweet Corn and Fake Maggots


Charlies, Sweet Corn and Fake Maggot


My, Peach and Mango Boilie, topped with Fake high vis sweetcorn


My, Peach and Mango Boilie

This uniquely quiet and tranquil venue on the boarders of Kent and Sussex , with its four main angling lakes is the perfect location for the big fish hunter, match angler and the pleasure angler alike. There are huge carp in three of the lakes and plenty of them for the specimen hunter. On the other hand the match angler has a long narrow lake ideal for pole fishing and full of average size carp with the odd Tench and Golden Orfe to fill most keep nets.

The scenic complex is based around a large café that overlooks the main lake and within the landscaped grounds there are an abundance of picturesque features, planted gardens and waterfalls. The site supports a host of wildlife such as Ducks, Swans, Swifts, Swallows, Kingfishers and lots more.

There are showers and toilets on site and a range of shops including a well equipped tackle shop. Even in the depths of winter Hawkhurst Fish Farm has something to offer but nobody can deny it is at it’s best in spring. As you drive through the gates you are greeted by the trumpets of a thousand...

Hi Guys,

We fished Little Hayes Specimen Lake at Todber Manor Fisheries for Episode 32. The lakes opens to the public in June.

The episode is on youtube now.

Cheers

Anyone going?

A host of top angling stars will be in attendance at the March 26th-28th event at their Hull superstore, including no less that THREE former World Champion match anglers in Bob Nudd, Will Raison and Tommy Pickering; all-rounders like John Wilson, John Bailey and Bob Roberts; and carp anglers galore including Ian Chillcott, Derek ‘The Don’ Ritchie, Nick Helleur and Steve Fantauzi, to name but a few.

There’s no entry fee for the three-day event, parking is free and Chapman’s is promising ‘some crazy deals’ as well as the chance to shake hands with some of the top names in angling and win some fantastic ‘money can’t buy’ raffle prizes; the full list of these can be seen on their website.

There’s an outdoor ‘bivvy village’, a pole display area, casting clinics and demonstrations every half hour throughout all three days from the very best anglers around, and to add a little extra spice, the Diem girls will be in attendance....

It has been shown by scientists that chilids (the ‘perch-like fish,') establish a life-long feeding, mating and territorial ‘pecking-order,' by actually observing the fights and competitive feeding activities of their peers. This is ‘mirrored' in carp, and it is especially interesting for us, in big carp; so why not truly exploit this natural behaviour and achieve some exceptional catches!

To specifically target those biggest carp, you can really leverage bait and baiting techniques. You can induce a ‘competitive' escalation of ‘bait excited fish activity' in your swim, right up through the ranks of the more numerous smaller fish and in fact affect the feeding behaviour of the very biggest wariest carp.

I call it the accelerated ‘bait triangle effect.' You can get these biggest fish ‘charged-up' into a highly stimulated state of behaviour. Where the big fish want to feed, and are perhaps wary of the bait, but where their natural ‘top pecking-order status' and greed often take over in a...