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pages diary page the story so far personal bests gallery saturday, 29 september 2018 crucian for a bruising what's going on here then? is he still alive? afraid so, i've promised at least twice previously to revive this blog and failed so no promises but the fact that i did actually buy a device specifically with writing in mind, albeit about two months ago, might show some more intent, we sh all see! as a kid i fished a small pond local to home that was absolutely stuffed to the brim with crucian carp, possibly. i say possibly as historically there have been a couple of issues with the species, one being that previously brown goldfish were sold as crucian carp, they look quite similar. the other being that they are prone to hybridisation, we used to catch 6lb+ “crucians” from another lake around the same time, we knew they were iffy even as kids. as such true “cru’s” are actually quite a rare species as british coarse fish go though thankfully things are steadily improving due to improved knowledge and great credit has to go to the association of crucian anglers who in recent years have done sterling work in documenting waters and promoting the species, if you fancy catching this fantastic species the association has a list of waters, have a look here the association of crucian anglers jumping forward twenty five years without a sign of a crucian i paid a one off visit to marsh farm in surrey with a mate and had a great days fishing culminating in a cracking fish of 3lb 2oz’s, and then promptly forgot the species for another ten years or so. a couple of years ago i joined the club that controls marsh farm with the intention of having a go at the bigger water on site, johnsons, which holds the crucian british record, i’ve paid two or three visits with some success but i couldn’t quite beat that old personal best. after a pretty dour summer fishing wise i fancied some fun and one thing johnsons normally provides aplenty is fun fishing. apart from the crucians the lake is stuffed with tench that normally keep you busy, plus a big head of carp from ounces to 30lb plus, yeah, that would do me nicely. with the prospect of negotiating the m1 and m25 in front of me i was up at 4am and on the road well before 5, all was going well for a 7.15 arrival until i started to think the roads looked a bit unfamiliar once i’d left the m25. a quick pit stop revealed that i’d only gone and put the wrong postcode into the sat nav and was 25 miles out of my way, aaaagh! crisis over and i was fishing by about 9 o’clock, tactics were the ever reliable korum dura method feeders in 45 gram size loaded with dampened 4mm sonubaits f1 pellets, hookbaits being either a 6mm band ‘um wafter, piece of plastic corn or a rubber maggot, i’d chop and change until i found what worked best on the day. that was going to be fished over a bed of groundbait and i was using the sonu chocolate orange, good gear with the added bonus of smelling lovely. i’d only just stuck the kettle on for a much needed dose of caffeine when one of the rods signalled a bite and i was into my first fish of the trip. it was soon obvious that a carp was responsible and with a 4lb hooklink in use patience is the name of the game, eventually steady pressure took its toll and i bundled a rather long common into the net, not a bad bonus fish at 26lb 12oz! after such a quick result i was expecting a few bites but the day proved to be very slow, even the usually ravenous tench were on the missing list, no doubt the calm and bright conditions didn’t help. it wasn’t until tea time that i finally had another indication, from the fight i suspected my intended quarry was to blame and i was proved right, in fact better still i had cracked that personal best at last with a lovely fish of 3lb 3oz, great stuff. no sooner had i put that fish back than i was away again and like buses another pb was landed, 3lb 5oz this time, now we’re talking! was start the signal for an endless stream of bites? er no, not a single indication for the next 30 hours, other anglers picked up the very occasional fish but it was dreadfully slow all around, like pulling teeth to be honest. it was 11pm on my second, and last, day before another fish came to the net and thankfully it signalled a flurry of activity with half a dozen crucians arriving in a couple of hours including another personal best at 3lb 10oz. it was with a smile on my face that i finally lay down for some kip at 2am only to be rudely awoken two hours later by another bite which was obviously another carp of the substantial variety from the word go. this one really didn’t want to give up and i was just about propping my eyelids open and tying my bladder in knots when i finally managed to net it after what must of been well over 20 minutes. a mirror this time and at 24lb 2oz a nice partner to the previous days common, i had to admit that enough was enough and i wound the rods in, sleep was desperately required! i was up again at 6.30 and stuck the kettle on while i recast, before it had boiled i had another crucian of 3lb 7oz to end a memorable trip. it was with very bleary eyes that i set off on the three hours journey home but a few nice fish under the belt always softens that blow. posted by loughborough soar at 16:39 0 comments email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest thursday, 24 march 2016 a specialist anglers year, part one despite my best intentions to try and resurrect my writing at the start of last year it all went to pot i'm afraid. after taking over the new business we really needed a buffer period to settle in but the customers thought otherwise and along with trying to aclimitise to our new venture we experienced a surge in sales. of course in theory that's good news but it also resulted in a large dose of stress and a great reduction in free time. blog writing? no chance! as with many things in life once you've fallen out of a routine it is hard to get back into it again and so it has taken until now to try and kick start things. i have to say a thank you to a few people that i've met recently who said that they used to enjoy my ramblings, you gave me that little shove that i needed to get on with it. i'm going to have to start with a recap of the last years angling just to fill in the gaps. apologies to those who have seen all of this before on facebook, i'll try and keep it fairly concise. 2015 started on the rivers perch hunting and it was hard going, despite a fair few sessions i only managed one mid three pounder which brought my winters total to three perch. equal best of the winter a good old lump for the river but not a perch! between perch trips i had a couple of visits to the dove in search of grayling and as usual enjoyed it greatly. the first trip was quite productive with a good few pound plus fish and a beautiful bonus brown trout. the second trip was much harder fishing wise but was memorable for the sight of a number of hares boxing in the adjacent fields, something i'd only ever seen on the tv. it almost stayed still, almost... spotty invader february saw me bobbing up and down on chew valley reservoir in the company of my mate greengrass for a couple of days. i did actually manage to land my first chew pike from a boat though it was about 10lbs wet, still more than enough to get the heart going when it pulled the float under i can assure you. chew teaser desperation time i finished the river season off with one last go for that monster perch and to be honest conditions looked as good as they had for months. when the tip juddered round and i struck into a weighty fish i really thought i'd cracked it, until a 5lb tench popped up! with the weather warming up i took my dad for a session on a local commercial, i say warming up in the loosest sense as once on the bank the wind was bloody evil. the place is solid with fish so you would have to try very hard to blank no matter how cold so we had a bit of sport. i even got my

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