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UK’S BIGGEST DAY TICKET CARP OUT!

BRITAIN’S living biggest day ticket carp has been out at a new high, 57 lb 14 oz.
With several giants having died in recent years, it’s a fish to watch!
Here is the full story as told to Angler’s Mail… in the latest captor, Ben Hewer’s own words.
Big carp and all coarse species can be seen in the mag every week.

Angler’s Mail magazine reveals: THE UK’s GREATEST CARP VENUE OF ALL-TIME!

ANGLER’S MAIL can reveal this week that a hush-hush carp venue is about to have the same impact legendary venue Redmire did in the 1950s and 60s.
But this venue – created by carp legend Kevin Nash – has TWO lakes that will blow the minds of anglers.
In a year where many of the very biggest English carp have died including

TRIBUTE: When Two Tone broke the British carp record…

There is no doubt what THE story of the week has become in the media.
Here, exclusive to the Angler’s Mail website, is our account from August 2008, when Two Tone  last broke its own British record….a record that still stands today! Read, and enjoy…
TWO TONE’S dominance as the UK’s biggest carp continues after the mighty mirror surged to a record

BRITISH RECORD CARP TWO TONE DEAD

Carp fans are in mourning as news filtered out over the weekend (August 14/15, 2010) about British record carp Two Tone having been found dead.
The famous mirror lived in Mid-Kent Fisheries’ Conningbrook  venue, having been stocked into the lake at 12 lb in 1982. After a hard winter followed by a tough spring, when the fish’s body was found by

World carp record hits 99 lb

Scar World Record 99 lb carp

AMBROSE SMITH smashed the World carp record with this truly colossal 99 lb monster mirror, as the global best nears the magic ton mark. But the drama didn’t end there…
The Denham, Buckinghamshire roofer caught the fish known as Scar from his mate Luke Moffats’ fishery Le Graviers in Dijon, France.
The fish created a huge global stir amongst carp fans after