Total Carp – June 2014

Download the latest issue of Total Carp magazine now and you’ll enjoy a feast of exciting features, with carp of all sizes being caught on varying tactics.

Front-cover star Scott Lloyd reveals how he catches carp from just a few feet out and shows how you can follow his tactics and catch them for yourself. Meanwhile, Dave Finn explores how to increase catch rates when fishing lakes that are far from clear, as many of us face on a regular basis. In this murky water, Dave looks at how to ensure the carp can find your hook bait, and quickly.

If you’ve ever fished a venue where the carp are sheltering under far-bank overhangs then you’ll know how difficult it can be to entice them out. Myles Gibson is a master at this and we catch up with him to find out how it’s done… and there’s not a bait boat in sight.

The subject of carp rigs is something of a minefield but, in his own inimitable style, Dave Lane sheds light on what and what not to use, while also asking if much of what is written about modern rigs is simply hype to get you to spend more money.

A couple of big-name regulars have penned some great stuff again this month, including Ian Chillcott’s carp diary, Ian Russell In Session, Mark Pitchers’ Twenties Challenge, Tom Maker’s Weekender and Darrell Peck’s brilliant Improve Your Carp Fishing.

We have plenty of reviews for you this month as well, including our essential items for fishing the naked chod, Buyer’s Guide to ready-to-use spod mixes and another 15 pages of all the stuff that makes you glad to be a carp angler.

All of this, plus tips on river fishing, Anatomy Of A Carp Rig, Venue Files, Tip Of The Month, Rig Talk and much, much more, all packed into the latest issue. Download it now!

Team Total Carp