Korda Underwater Carp Fishing State Of Art

[maceyscarping]

Evening all got this dvd and its great ( upto now ) dont no if any of you have got it but is worth getting your hands on it if you can..

[big pike dreamer]

I watched it on you tube mate ;-))

Matt

[NICK R]

i use the korda dvds in my garden .
I have them all attached to a piece of string , They spin around and the reflection keeps the birds off my veg plot

[big pike dreamer]

Lol Nick! I realise some things are intended to catch the angler and not the fish, but the dvd in question was/is very informative ;-) hasent helped me much like but it was an interesting watch!!

Matt

[NICK R]

Originally Posted by big pike dreamer

Lol Nick! I realise some things are intended to catch the angler and not the fish, but the dvd in question was/is very informative ;-) hasent helped me much like but it was an interesting watch!!

Matt

I fell asleep mate

mind you they are pucka

personally can not stand the guy! but hey ho each to their own , but i suppose there is advice on there for new anglers to the sport,

There is a very good Kevin Nash freebie out at the moment ,its all about rigs
that is well worth a watch .

this one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvQko...eature=related

[big pike dreamer]

Cheers Nick, will deffo check the link out after tea!! every time I go the tackle shop he usually gives me one of thouse free dvd's they can be ok but all the advertising p****s me right off!! mind you thats why I no longer buy many a magazine either!!

Matt

[drakoola]

I thought those korum underwater dvds completely took the enjoyment out of angling, they are too serious and, sorry to say it, too technical! I don't see Fairbrass getting his enjoyment out of the sport he has taken up. I know it's his job etc etc but for an average angler they don't teach angling in the correct manner, therefore are not for the novice. For example, I believe fairbrass would unhook and put back a 10lb Bream quickly without even smiling or looking at the fish purely because it's not his intended target. Fairbrass and his co-presenters are exactly the same in every programme I have seen which they have done. This is no post against him at all, he obviously knows his stuff and is an excellent proffessional, just an obversation I have made over time.

Tight Lines...

[Banana Steve]

I remember watching one of the the underwater videos, he lost a good fish and spent 10 minutes sulking like 5 year old.

[NICK R]

Originally Posted by Banana Steve

I remember watching one of the the underwater videos, he lost a good fish and spent 10 minutes sulking like 5 year old.

Only 10 mins

[Baz T]

The thinking tackle series was on Virgin Discovery Shed recently, and I hadnt seen them before. As a novice carp angler I did learn some hints and tips from the programmes, but I imagine more experienced carp anglers have seen it and done it all before. The presenters did get a bit technical and seemed to concentrate an awful lot on minute details and very subtle changes to rigs that most of us wouldnt bother with, but I suppose that gives them more confidence in their presentation etc, and confidence can play an important part in ones fishing I suppose. I have seen some of the Korda underwater footage, and I did find them interesting, as it was good to see what happened underwater, but I actually prefer the type of underwater footage that catching the impossible showed, as it showed fish feeding and swimming naturally going about their daily business, though it was good watching the 30lb pike swim around the deadbait several times and staring at it before attacking it..