Netting a Fishing Lake - What Will We Catch? 

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Bro got mad lol

Ya hahaha buddy shows up late then gets mad

most American thing i have ever seen, someone having their pfp as just the American flag

​@@alexdavies8079 I agree, the American flag is quite american.

So true. Ruining healthy waters to feed pets.

Completely agree, carp fishing has gone way too far in my opinion. It's too commercialised and a lot of the things that I love about fishing have been stripped away. Give me a small natural overgrown lake with some mystery, no fabricated swims, natural baits. It saddens me that young people see today's commercial lakes as being normal. We have lost so much.

Yeah! Here in South Africa it is the same thing that started. Called "syndicate" dams where you need to be a member to fish and then it is also named fish. I much rather fish the bigger dams where it is "wild" water.

Agree

Most memorable fish in 50 years of fishing was a 6oz Crucian, an 8 oz barbel and a 6oz mirror, and countless baby tench, caught loads of bigger stuff, but all my best memories came from the beauty of these baby species, give me a 6oz barbel over the world record any day, but I am weird 😂

Yes, sadly replacing a mixed fishery of native species to create a monoculture of obese ornamental imports.

The estates owners are going to be in for a nice surprise In a few years when the water quality decreases and the lakes health deteriorates because Roach feed voraciously on algae and zooplanktons. Tench are effective at preventing blooms of algae, they also recirculate beneficial minerals and nutrients. But "HEY" the owners want to maximize their profits because that's what rich people do.

Absolutely ! TENCH, RUDD, EELS, PERCH, LILLY PADS 👍🏻

Never agreed with a comment more to be honest there's plenty of people in general not interested in carp because of this me included and the odd time I do there's literally so much choice

@RudeFish33 There aren't many tackle shops around now. It's mainly large companies, and they give over most of the floor space to carp tackle. Standard coarse tackle seems to be an afterthought ! (Give me a quivertip and a weir pool Anyday)

Ahh thank you so much mate!!! Also, very generous there - it's appreciated and will help me pay Tom to keep filming me messing around with fish like in this video. hahaha

hey carl im just wondering how do you almost always catch carp went fishing yesterday didnt catch carp then had a lil competition with the float 😂

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Should be the other way round 👍

Absolutely correct, what is this obsession with big old fat carp,? that have been caught a million times it reminds of a peeping contest, time to get back to basics Guys, these commercial fisheries over time will ruin everything, it goes against nature,

Never seen a Tench but those huge perch had my mouth watering!

Right on, carp are trash fish and invasive, unless in Asia.

Is it even fishing? I see it more as hunting where you set your traps, go to bed and see what's there in the morning. I think fishing has lost its way.

@@matthewharding6245 I see your point. However I have night fished and set 'traps', but I had an understanding of catching fish years before I caught a carp of any size. Now it's spend big, catch big from stupidly stocked water. Talk about it like a knob.

Paralleled only by his brother!

❤ wow, thank you so much mate. That means a lot. :)

@@fishwithcarl Make a centrepin challenge Carl, would be fun

Fun…. ? Yeah, this is great, the destruction of yet another quality mixed fishery to massage the ego of the “Korda boys” ……. Yawn

Would love to see Carl and Alex have their own lake .

Not in the USA

Happy to hear that :)

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Ah nice one! You're welcome Tom. All the best with it!! :)

Haha, certainly not, definitely more so in Europe!

100% agree, there are less and less of these venues left, they should be cherished.

You were very fortunate to spend your formative years in such a magnificent location.

@@pleasantville4529 I know that very well, and from that video you can not see the rest of it, not to mention the education and life experience that comes from it. I was very lucky to have attended the school.

@@martincarrick2011 Of course education is the most important thing. However, if a person feels comfortable in their environment, then the likelihood is that they will thrive.

Can I please ask you the name of the lake? Im currently travelling the UK by van and I would love this too be on my list of stops, it’s stunning!

@@FatzAW03 I have to honour the original video being a secret place, it’s probably requested to protect the fishing syndicate. To be fair, the school shut down in the early 90’s and it has been split up into various residences, we have an annual reunion and even that is subject to all sorts of stipulations by the residents to protect them, so I can understand why there is the secrecy. You would not be able to view it anyway, it’s private land, love to be able to tell you but it’s private land, sorry.

ahh I'm glad to hear, you're welcome :)

Cheers Adam! Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Nigel!!

Thanks Stephen! :)

Thanks man! :)

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@colinormston993 I'm glad fishing is a solitary sport for the most part. I wouldn't enjoy sharing a swim with a miserable sod ! (I appreciate surroundings, but this is a fishing channel, not a botany channel). Carl and his brother are ambassadors for fishing. Have you not seen them spending their own money to encourage youngsters into the sport ?

Thanks Matt. I appreciate that Colin, however I want to make the channel as accessible as possible, and this means I will use language that is sometimes much simpler as to allow children and young people, new to these things, to better understand. I've learned a long the way being overly scientific to those just starting out can create a barrier. I believe the deeper knowledge can be built upon later. My Dad's a gardener and he also kept fish so I grew up with an understanding of plants, natural balance, biodiversity and what makes a healthy ecosystem. However it was my own intense interest for it that helped me understand it to a deeper level. I trust that those who find the sport, will inevitably become more interested in the plants around them and grow their own understanding because, on the most part, fishing usually does correlate with caring for and becoming interested in nature.

Thank you mate, appreciated that, happy you enjoyed it!

Thanks Stefan! It was a lot of fun! 👍

How is your comment 5 days older than the video?

​@@PharaohFluidityI'm a subscriber and pay so much a month... he releases videos early for us who pay

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Fair enough! We have such a such a different view of carp in Europe! Thankfully they're less invasive here.

Ah wow, that's kind. Thank you so much mate ❤

Hahah thanks man!

Glad you enjoy it! Thank you mate!

Thanks mate! 👍

:) Lots to come!!!

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I’ve got footage somewhere of them cats taking full slices of bread of the surface! Coming up vertically it was insane!!

Cheers Kyle!! :)

Cheers Aaron! :)

Thanks Bro :) 👍

Not anymore - carp”fever” seems to have overtaken robe mgt of this place..

Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it! 👍

Ahh happy you enjoyed it!! Thanks mate, tight lines!!

Happy to hear that :) lots to come!!

That is the word! 😊

Thanks man!

Hi mate :) I'm glad 😊

I'm glad :)

Cheers Bro!

Yayyyy :) enjoy!!!

But pretty annoying that I can't fish because it's closing season ☹.

I know haha. Not too much longer! 😊

Thanks man, ahh it was so much fun 👍

@@fishwithcarl I bet, it looked hectic but ace at same time and sorry my spelling put car not Carl 😅💯

Haha I know you meant 😊

Ahh I'm glad you enjoy them, thanks mate :)

I explained in the video I prefer mixed species waters as nature intended, however there’s still ways to make the venue healthier like for example introducing native plants and de-silting works too!

Same to you mate :)

@@fishwithcarl Going fishing tomorrow too, cheers! Keep up the great content, makes my week!

Ahh nice one!! Enjoy! 😊

@@fishwithcarl Thank you! I caught a great carp on the feeder, have you fished lately?

Great!! Love feeder fishing for them! I am actually fishing right now haha we're filming in the Netherlands atm. Really great to be back here :) So much water!

Thanks man! 👍

Thanks dude! Glad you enjoyed :)

@@fishwithcarl I always do man, the video's are put together great and you come across as very genuine.

Appreciate that massively, I'm glad.

@@fishwithcarl Keep it up man, God bless you from The Netherlands.

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They were lovely 😊

Still interesting video

Thanks mate! 👍

Thanks mate! I'm glad 😊 More to come!

Thanks man! 👍

❤ thanks man, big love!

That's right! They're Wels Catfish fish indeed :) immense creatures.

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He currently uses the korda kaizen green series i believe with some gold looking daiwa reels

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