carper2002
'Ronnie'
- Joined
- Sep 11, 2002
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- 146
Hope you all got what you wanted for xmas (lol) ive noticed when i go winter fishing for carp you don't get many but you do get a few on sweetcorn / cheese(strong cheddar) hair rigged with a small pva bag of pellets, so its not all true that carp go to ground in the winter just most what i did notice is that in the part of the lake thats over 7ft in depth you catch the odd fish in less than 7ft you do not seem to catch any unless the sun's out i think its got to do with the therm-ia la-re in the water(maybe some can enlighten me about that)I'm not quiet sure i think thats maybe why they catch a lot more down south than we do up north plus the climate is warmer-down there that most help(I wonder if thats what they mean by the cold war between north and south ha ha )Is there one i don't think there is do you i suppose we could have a fish in between north and south fishermen what do you all think (proceeds to a charity of the winners choice)
so what do you all think maggot drowner's is there a divide or what
thanks RONNIE

so what do you all think maggot drowner's is there a divide or what
thanks RONNIE
