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Happy New Year
Is it just me or do Christmas's just flash by these days? Maybe it's my age, but it certainly seems that way. Also, the build up to Christmas appears to be much shorter? the rush to buy carp books in particular used to start much earlier, now it's all happening in the two weeks before Christmas. My wife says it's all down to the speed mail order is sent, now you can order from Amazon etc one day and get it delivered the next, or even the same day! Let me tell you it's not been that easy this year for normal small businesses like mine. With the post office on strike, my chosen courier DPD were overwhelmed and the knock-on effect meaning that they could not cope with the extra demand. Hopefully everyone got their orders. And don't forget we have plenty of stock, so if you’ve got a bit of money for Christmas now's the time to order.
So here we are at the start of another New Year, the shortest day has passed, spring is coming and I've got some great articles this month to get you in the mood to get back on the bank, after the December freeze-up. First up Matt Hennon with a 22-page account of his exploits fishing the Larkfield Complex. One of Kent's jewels in the crown, stunning carp, steeped in history. Matt and his pals had some great times fishing for its residents.
Regulars Mark and Emma Rose have been 'aving’ a few just lately, some very nice carp