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ANGLER’S MAIL magazine has been reporting on the wipeout at hush-hush lake Colnemere, where casualties included prized carp, The Black Mirror.
Angler’s Mail has heard various theories and our magazine report covers what happened, with fish deaths being investigated including huge bream and tench.
Fish health scientist and former EA fish health officer Ian Wellby, whose company, BlueRoof, advises clients.
He told www.anglersmail.co.uk:
Every Angler’s Mail issue this week comes with a free exclusive glow-in-the-dark rod rest head.
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It’s a storming issue, and here are some highlights:
EXCLUSIVE: World’s best all-rounder hits 1,000 species
EXCLUSIVE: huge haul or stunning big river rudd
Ton up British river cats
Tested by Bill Rushmer
SAINSBURY’S PORK SAUSAGE MEAT
£2 for 500 gr
Sausage meat is more like a base mix in that you need to add additives and process (cook) it before use. Just mix the sausage meat with curry powder, the amount added is a matter of individual choice. Then roll into sausages and cook in an oven on a medium heat
THE UK’s top mixed predator fishery has banned treble hooks for the forthcoming season to protect their valuable zander and pike stocks… and boost fishing.
Surrey’s prolific Bury Hill Fisheries near Dorking revealed the decision last week after a comprehensive study, with a maximum size 4 single hook permitted.
Find out their full reasoning, and read comment from pike aces Neville Fickling
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ANGLERS all over Britain are out enjoying their coarse fishing on rivers, stillwaters and canals.
If YOU or a friend has caught something decent…be sure to report the details and pictures quickly – and exclusively – to Angler’s Mail. You could appear in our magazine!
AND THE EXTRA GOOD NEWS IS…. we have lots of great prizes, with the Fox Specimen Cup, Dynamite Carp
Here’s a simple but effective rig to catch barbel in the summer. The rig incorporates 12 lb fluorocarbon main line, a 10 lb fluorocarbon hook length and a size 10 hook with a hair-rigged boilie. Fluorocarbon has two main advantages when barbel fishing – it is almost invisible in water and also pins itself on the deck.
The rig is completed
St. George Cross flags have long been binned or stashed in lofts by now… but there is a big fishing reason to be proud in England!
Here’s the good news: Drennan England clinched coarse fishing team gold in the World Angling Championships.
Hundreds of thousands of UK anglers wished they enjoyed a Sunday fishing session last weekend, instead of watching the England
1 Start off by tying a simple overhand loop at one end of the hook length; this loop is the end of the hair and will act as the anchor point for the hair stop which will hold your bait in place.
2 Using a baiting needle thread your chosen bait over the loop and onto the hair then secure it
