hy guys yes i am braving this horrible wether lookeed at forecast and no rain from 10am onwards here so im looking forward toa night session on willowcroft fisheries going to big carp and catfish if you would like to be kept up to date on the actiona add me as a freind on facebook karl parry my pictures is a number 58 on my banger raing car



cheers i would come on here from my phone but it doesnt work for some reason so facebook updates it is

post pics up tomorrow night

Okay, so Friday evening I decided to pack up the car and head to Todber for a quick 20 hour session. Picked Little Hayes as I've only ever fished it the once and didn't really get anything over 13lbs.

Only had one solid run at 11pm which produced a 20lbs 6oz Mirror, a PB and my first 20! I was made up!


Sorry about the image quality, self taking on a shit camera!

Here are a few tips that may help to improve your night fishing experiences

1. Organisation
Everything must be organised by sundown, if you use something put it back where it belongs, stow away all unnecessary gear while you can still see what you're doing, less things to fall over in the night and you'll know where to find everything
2. Litter
Keep a polythene bag tied on a bankstick outside the bivvy to use as a rubbish bin, keep your bait up off the floor otherwise its going to attract rats.
3. Batteries
Make sure you have spare batteries for your alarms and torch as nothings worse than having to gring the rods in because you cant detect bites or not being able to see what you're doing.
4. Mark your line
Marking your line with pole elastic can be a great way to consistently cast blind to the same spot if you have to recast in the night.

5. Food & Drink
Carry plenty of spare water as a brew in the night can be great for warming up, also we've found it...