Episode 85: Higher Kingcombe farm , Dorset Carp Fishing. Back Of The Landing Net

We were joined by Rich Butler and headed down to a new venue for us, Higher Kingcombe farm, to try and catch a few of the resident carp. The specimen lake was full so we started on one of the smaller lakes. Little did we know we'd end up trying a few of the lakes out! A few fish, a really good laugh, and a lovely fishery all added up to a really good day.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• carp
• fishing
• uk
• higher
• kingcombe
• farm
• Fish
• Lake
• Back
• Episode
• Human Back
• dorset

[Samengland1990]

By the way wens episode 86 ?

[spaggage08]

@Samengland1990 Now :-)

[organiclibra]

You guys are awesome! I remember the first episode of back of the landing net I watched was "how to make boilies". That was what caught me my first carp and I've been watching/catching ever since! You guys rock! Thanks Mucho from Southern California ^.^

[spaggage08]

@organiclibra cheers pal, means a lot! glad it's helped you to get the carp fishing bug! Just try an!pass it on to some of your fellow countrymen! carp are awesome not trash! have you seen the vids by 'blackstonecarp'? he's a US carper, and great video maker :)

[Greg0680]

I no that lol I ment the one you use to edit and create ur videos

[spaggage08]

@Greg0680 um i think it was pinnacle- just google it mate for the newest edition- but as you can see we only edit the video's very simply, it's what you film that's the really important bit! :)

[TheAmericanDane]

3 leads JESUS! i've seen high stakes poker on T.V but this takes the biscuit!!

[carpcatcher28]

top boys you have come along way

[Samengland1990]

U boys need get ur sen up stoke n let me show u ow its dne lol everytime i catch a carp always want to say "back of the landing net" lol

[organiclibra]

Oh absolutely! That goes for any species of fish. It's just hard to convince people around here though because even though carp are definitely awesome. They are considered an invasive species =( due to their reproduction rate. They just end up dominating any body of water they swim in. It's not their fault, but like any ecosystem, too much of anything can be disaster. Hopefully in the future though we can come up with a resolution to make the anglers (and the fish!) happy too!