Carpworld Magazine Carpworld May 2017 Vorige editie

May’s Carpworld is in the shops now and is overflowing with stunning features from the very best anglers around. We have Paul Forward on Zig fishing and his journey into the unknown on Wraysbury 2 and Dave Levy returns to Horton and banks a fifty. The mighty Thames is Britain’s biggest river, Jack Funnel lets you into the secrets of his time there. We also have four great competitions with a total prize fund of over £2,949!

Back to Black Myles Gibson

The very difficult Black Swan, in Dinton Pastures Country Park, isn’t for the faint hearted. Here Myles gives us the low-down on his truly epic start to his year.

Small Wonder Darren Belton

Darren explains why he believes small waters can often be very tricky to fish, and how to approach them. He explains the differences between small commercial venues and tiny natural lakes, and how to catch from them.

Carping Allegedly Bill Cottam

Another truly hilarious offering from Bill this month, he makes a truly awesome discovery and finds the secret to eternal youth. He talks reels, and his very soon-to-be released range of very carpy Carping Allegedly clothing, which will be this year’s must-have bankside fashion.

Plus Simon Mansbridge, Joe Turnbull, Darrell Peck, Ian Chillcott, Greg Ellis, Mike Kavanagh and Tim Paisley.

IN INTERNATIONAL CARPER

Simon Crow is a massively experienced travelling angler who has tackled some of the world’s most famous venues, and here he reveals the reality of his overseas adventures. Steve Briggs visits the lovely Brigueuil and has some great action, and Keith Williams talks about his experiences on Badgers Holt. Not forgetting Echoes packed with all the captures from around the globe including a 90lb+ from Graviers, a monster from Abbey Lake, plus captures from Africa, Hungry, France, Italy, Spain and Thailand.