Elliott & Thom, back at it. Elliott opens up on his own fishing and where his head's at right now. Talk turns to the hunt for new lakes to lease, what's next for Cypography, and the big one everyone's waiting on — has the Waterside Common broken the British record?

What does the man who turned Nashbait into a global monster think of its demise? We grill former carp record holder, Gary Bayes; the man who gave us Scopex Squid and learned his trade under the master himself, Rod Hutchinson, in our latest big interview. In a two-hour special, Gary talks about ta...

Elliott experiences the dream start to life on his dream venue. After waiting more than 10 years for a ticket, his opportunity had finally arrived and with it, the chance to fish for some of the finest carp in the country. Determined to make every moment count, he throws himself headfirst into th...

George Benos has spent over two decades chasing the UK's most iconic carp. The Manor, Roach Pit, Vinnetrow, Wasing, Burghfield- long campaigns, big fish, names most anglers only read about.
Waterside wasn't the plan. But the Big Common was. Sixty-pound-plus. Gold

Following on from Nigel Sharp, Scott Lloyd takes his place in the Rotary this month and brings with him a reputation as one of the modern scene's most respected hunters of big carp. Burghfield Common, Bitemark, the Baby Black- Scott's CV reads as a who's who of iconic captures, built on tree-clim...

Elliott & Thom are back — and this one goes everywhere. A 64lb mirror that left the net at 29lb, a Phantom Shitter mystery on Elliott's lake, and a surface-fishing breakthrough sparked by a four-year-old's boredom. Plus Luke lands a near-50 common, the Wingham record debate reopens, and the boys ...

With his fair share of Large Lake carp already in the album, the “Croc” bite surely can’t be far away. But on a water that constantly shifts like an ever-changing jigsaw puzzle, nothing is ever guaranteed. Through twists of fate and a touch of fortune, the pieces finally begin to fall in John’s f...

Not all carp are created equal, and not all lakes are the same. This is the story of John Claridge’s pursuit of a fish often argued to be one of the finest mirror carp ever to grace the UK. In this episode, John faces the harsh realities of fishing a vast, unforgiving water, where every bite is h...

Back in the 1990s four young lads went feral on the mighty Burghfield Lake. They jacked their jobs to roll bait on the bank, and live totally free from the constraints of society for a golden summer. One of those lads was Piers Kernoghan, and he was destined to bank the most famous carp alive in ...

Every angler has highs and lows. Luke Stevenson reflects on some of his toughest and most painful moments in the pursuit of carp.

Following on from Gaz Fareham, Nigel Sharp takes his place in the Rotary this month and brings with him over three decades at the sharp end of British big carp fishing. Sharpy's CV reads like a roll call of the most iconic fish and waters in the country. As the conversation unfolds, Nigel draws o...

As Dovey and Spooner’s time at Waterside draws to a close, Scott Lloyd and Oz Holness arrive to take on the challenge of catching Waterside fishery’s giant common carp. With fresh sightings of the elusive fish fuelling their drive, the pressure is on and time is against them. Every decision count...

Elliott & Thom are back — and this one doesn't slow down. Fresh off the back of the Doncaster and Essex fishing shows, they're breaking down what worked, what surprised them, and why the show circuit still hits different when it's done right. Elliott's been on the bank too, and he's got thoughts ...

Tom Dove, Neil Spooner, Tom Stokes, Dave Robinson and Elliott are on the trail of one of the UK’s largest known common carp at Waterside Fishery.
As spring arrives, the lake comes alive, and with it, fresh opportunities to achieve the unthinkable. Using a range of seasonal tactics, each angler br...

What was the lowest moment of Ali Hamidi’s career in fishing?
How did he handle the backlash from one of the most controversial product launches angling has ever seen… and what did it teach him? In this frank, emotional and at times incendiary For The Record interview, Ali opens up like never bef...

Following on from Frank Warwick, Gaz Fareham steps into the hot seat this month with a fresh perspective and a deeply considered approach of his own. Respected for his sharp thinking and attention to detail, Gaz brings a technical, thought-provoking slant to our latest Rotary film. As the convers...

Elliott & Thom are back and this one goes everywhere. From questioning whether “quick change” rigs are actually quick at all, to revealing details about a new lake Elliott he’s taken on — one he believes holds some of the best carp in the country. The conversation also drifts into the reality of ...

These Nash head torches really are as good as they get, described by many, Elliott included, as the best they’ve ever used. If you’re after a powerful, dependable torch for the bank, this is very much the one for you.

Luke Stevenson opens up about a recent dilemma in his fishing: overbaiting. As an angler known for using plenty of bait, his latest observations have made him question whether he’s actually costing himself bites - and what he’s changed as a result.

With his feet finally under the table and the wheels in motion, Tom’s campaign takes an unexpected turn. A twist of fate and a bold tactical punt completely reshape his approach to deep-water fishing. As autumn creeps in, he raises his game… and what follows is a run of unforgettable captures.

Tom Stokes takes on a venue unlike any he’d fished before. Incredibly deep, low stocked, and home to a handful of remarkable old carp, it was a nut he was determined to crack. This is the story of a true big-carp campaign, raw, relentless, and built around a calculated strategic process in pursui...

Baitworks have recently added the Haulers Pop-Ups to their already impressive range of carp food. A carefully balanced blend of fruits and herbs makes for a hookbait that’s sure to please both angler and carp, and they’re available now for everyone to enjoy catching carp on.

These power packs have well and truly stood the test of time. We’ve given them a serious battering over the years and they’ve handled it in fine style. If you’re looking for reliable bankside power, these might be exactly what you’re after.

In the 1990s, carp fishing was different. Harder. Wilder. Legendary. This film takes you back to the Golden Era on Horton Church Lake and the hallowed banks of Wraysbury, to a time when their waters were haunted by the likes of Jack the Net Ripper and Mary. At the heart of it all is Ian “Chilly” ...