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What a result !!!
12-06-2009
Christian Schlott, our Prologic Field Tester in Hungary just sent us this breathtaking report : "Imre, a young Hungarian carp angler was rewarded by his father with a 2 week session on famous French lake called Rainbow Lake. What was a gift in return to his great school effort turned out to be the fishing of his life !!! In 2 weeks, Imre caught 19 carp in total, from 14 to 28 kilos and 5 over 20kg. Biggest weighed 26,4kg (caught on a Pineapple+ Pop Up) and 28kg (caught on a LT FISH & Cherry readymade). All fish felt to
25 Ibs Reptilian / C4 Line Aligner rigs mounted by Chistian Schlott.
We have received many other biggies reports. Please check out the Gallery.
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Christian Schlott, notre testeur en Hongrois nous a adressé ce récit étonnant : "Imre, un jeune carpiste hongrois a été récompensé par son père pour ses efforts scolaires par une session de deux semaines à Rainbox Lake. Ce cadeau s'est transformé en ce qui sera sûrement la pêche de sa vie. En 2 semaines, il a capturé 19 carpes entre 14 et 28kg, dont 5 20+. Les plus grosses pesaient 26,4kg (prise sur un Pop Up Pineapple+ DD Bait) et 28kg (en photo, prise sur bouillette LT Fish & Cherry). Tous les poissons ont été pris sur des montages 25lbs Reptilian/C4.
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Heavily Scaled!
01-06-2009
Hauke Kleinen, German Prologic consultant just send us this update:
“My fishing this year started rather slow on a big natural water in eastern Germany. The lake was know to hold a good stock of big carp but then the local fisher destroyed it... Well, I suggested that he didn’t catch them all and started a campaign. It took me a few blank nights, but in late spring I winkled two true characters out: an old looking two-tone mirror at 17kg and a really old fellow of the same weight! Great fish for this region of Germany! The second fish was caught at 21kg two years ago, a really old one – the BioRed Readymades in 16mm seduced him this time.
In between Christopher Paschmanns went for a trip to a big gravel pit in the central of our country. He and his mate Michi had a great two-night-session. They found the fish in the crystal clear shallows and hooked and landed 5 carp in depths between 80cm and 1,2m, though the lake is up to 16m deep! 4 good ones: 16,5kg, 17kg, 17kg and 20,8kg! The all time winning Monster Crab with its high dosage of buteric acid did the trick again, combined with lots of hemp and tigers. Chris then turned to a local water here in Hamburg to catch two good fish after baiting campaign with the Monster Crabs: 14kg and 16,5kg. This boilie proves his quality as an instant bait and as a baited one.
This is why we trusted in it on our first longer session together to a 350ha lake in eastern Germany. The stock consist of 70% fully scaled carp but the big problem is that accessing the bank is forbidden. So we fished the lake from the boat which we ankered up on a shallow bar a 300meters from the bank. We had access to a big bay where the carp schooled up for spawning. Even though it took me 8 hours driving and another 3 hours in the boat I baited up this bay once before fishing with a good amount of Monster Crabs, Hemp and Tigers. But that was worth it: Just one hour after placing the first of six rods accurately, we had our first take, number one of 14 in the 4 nights with two thirties, both at 17kg! Lots of the fish were what we came for: heavily scaled!
Best regards, Hauke Kleinen”
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Love Story!
19-05-2009
From our French Prologic consultant, Jean-Baptiste Morel, we received a really good story "Just back from a test session on new water, a wild public abandoned gravel pit complex called "LOIC'Lakes", where we spent a 48h session. The water was so clear and we saw many small carp clearly spawning around in the margins. The session started bad and fishing looked to be very difficult!!
But just a light breaks on the first day, I had a double catch within one hour time from the same spot. Firstly, a 37lbs male miror was caught on a small C2 hooklink with a small hookbait pellet, the carp we called "Romeo" just because spawning had begun. And less than an hour later my polyphonic VTSW just screamed again, this time it's a huge female miror, "Juliet" was caught on the same spot, same line, a magnificent wild 44.5lbs miror just ready for spawning. Both fish was released straight away to allow them to start what they are programmed for. Don't worry this Romeo & Juliet love story didn't finish as a tragedy..
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De notre consultant Prologic en France, Jean Baptiste Morel, nous avons reçu cettte belle histoire :
"De retour d'une session test sur une nouvelle destination, une gravière public sauvage et abandonnée, nommée Loic's Lake, où nous avons passé une session de 48H. L'eau était vraiment claire et nous avons pu observer clairement de petites carpes en train
de frayer près des bordures. La session commencait mal et la pêche s'annoncait difficile.
Mais le premier jour j'ai eu une une double capture en une heure sur le même spot. D'abord une miroir male de 17 kilos prise sur un petit Hooklink C2 esché d'un petit pellet Hookbait. Cette carpe a été baptisée Roméo, juste parce que le fraye avait débuté. Et moins d'une heure plus tard, mon Polyphonic VTSW hurlait à nouveau. Cette fois, c'est une énorme miroir femelle. Juliette a mordu sur le même spot et la même ligne, une magnifique miroir sauvage de 21 kilos, juste prête à frayer. Les deux poissons ont été relachés immédiatement pour les laisser faire ce pour quoi ils étaient programmés. N'ayez pas peur, cette fois, cette histoire de Roméo et juliette ne s'est pas terminée en tragédie !!!"
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Happy ending!
11-05-2009
Sometimes carp fishing can be very hard and cruel. Fishing on a extremely difficult water was for me over the last 8 months very though! I fished there almost every weekend but without any result since june 2008!!! Not a single bleep, a jumper or even a bream on the hook gave me the needed confidence to challenge the lake for one more year. But today something changed. The fish started to jump and everything looked right. In the afternoon while the strong south-westerly winds changed to a little storm I had a real screamer on a DDbait 20mm Pineapple Crustacean Snowman. My first run after 8 fishless months on that water - and I lost the fish!!! How I felt, I can not describe. Finally a run on this ultra hard and under stocked water and than you loose the fish? Then, at 4am in the night the next run and another hook pull after just seconds of contact. I was in total resignation mode, but still recast the rod and went to bed. Fed up with the world. Some of you will say I cannot fish, using the wrong rig etc. but I normally loose 2-5 fish per season with around 70-100 runs in average. Now I lost two fish in one night and on this water! But faith gave me another chance at 7am in the morning. Another brutal run signal me that I was in again and another big fish picked up a combination of a Pellet Hookbait with a 14mm DDbait Pineapple Popup - my all time favourite for spring fishing. This time everything went well and I screamed as I saw a huge common gliding into my net. I thought I had caught my target fish - a high bodied male common my best friend Christoph (see the 2008 updates)caught three times last year. But it was not the fish but a very similar looking and a total unknown fish - perhaps the sister of my target fish with 20.7kg. Now I suddenly feel ultra confident to land more fish from the water after catching a new common lake record! I feel happy again and the DD Baits showed again how they are working on ultra hard waters. Cheers from Bastian!
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Carp's nomads
23-04-2009
From German Prologic Consultant, Christofer Paschmanns, we just received this breathtaking report :
"I am just back from a 11-day session to southern France and Gemany. What was actually planned as kind of an exploration tour to investigate some new waters and just have a good time turned out to be a big haul! A lot of planning went into this trip with maps and photos checked and printed, baits prepared and always an eye kept on the weather forecast. We wanted to fish at least three different waters in the south in 12 days and ended up with four in eleven and fish above 15 kilo from each of these. Well, it only took me 15 minutes after we had parked close to a small river to stalk the first fish of the trip: a fat 17kg mirror. Christian followed up with a nice mid-20, hooked on a freelined Monster Crab ready made in 20mm. In the barrage the river went into the fish had already started spawning. We soon found out that the productive hours were the first part of the night and the very early hours and limited our fishing to that time. The days we spend exploring new waters, going to the cities around and taking pictures. Anyways we took no less than 32 more carp with a massive 23,5kg male on top of loads of 15kg+ fish! The next destination was a rather well known barrage that was fully cropped with anglers. Nothing for us after five days in the nowhere, so we decided while driving to go to river Rhone. Here the same: bivies everywhere. I studied the map and searched for a lake, an old stretch of the Rhone that I once read about. We finally found it hidden in a nice forest. Here it took us just a few hours to locate fish in the sunken trees. Those then delivered in the daylight while the shallows of the far bank turned out to be very productive in the hours of darkness. As bait we used a mixture of Hemp, Tigernuts, Trout Pellets and the great Monster Crab boilies. The Monster Crab is very effective combined with Hemp, as the bait itself contains quite some of the oily little corns. In just two days we had another nine runs with wild looking typical river common carp to mid-30. We expected the few mirrors in the lake to be much bigger and guess what, run number ten was a big grey mirror, a girl of 22 kg. Again we packed our gear just to go back to Germany. Next destination was Big Fish water that is actually know to start producing in May to June. With the nice weather we hoped it start earlier. In darkness we arrived and just placed our rigs in the shallows without success till morning light. Then it was only a question of good location: We saw two fish jump and also observed another three from the boat swimming around in the margins. In the clear water we could easily see where they have been feeding and the trick was then done with just a few Tigernuts and Fluo Pop Ups: The first run came 3 minutes after I placed the rod: 19,5kg, followed by another 3 fish! Friday night was then spend in the Club Subway in Köln, where the drinks were tasty, the music was great and the girls were even nicer... you could believe how bad a hangover I had Saturday morning... Cheers, Christopher Paschmanns"
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Nous venons juste de recevoir ce récit à couper le souffle du Consultant Prologic allemand Christofer Paschmanns :
"Je rentre d'une session de 11 jours dans le sur de la France et en Allemagne. Ce qui devait être juste une sortie d'exploration pour découvrir de nouveaux spots s'est révélée finalement être un carton. Nous avions prévu de pêcher au moins 3 lieux différents en 12 jours et ce fut finalement 4 en 11 avec des poissons de plus de 15 kilos pour chacun d'eux. En fait, cela ne m'a pas pris plus de 15 minutes après avoir garé la voiture au bord d'une petite rivière pour prendre à rôder la première carpe du séjour : un 17kg miroir bien grasse. Christian a suivi avec une jolie 10kg prise sur une ligne sans plomb avec une bouillette Monster Crab roulée en 20mm. Sur le lac dans lequel la rivière se jetait, les carpes avait déjà débuté la fraye. Nous nous sommes vite rendu compte que les heures productives étaient le début de nuit et les toutes premières heures du jour et nous avons limité nos temps de pêche à cela. Le reste du temps a été consacré à explorer de nouveaux lieux et à faire du tourisme alentours. Malgré tout, nous avons pu capturer 32 carpes de plus avec beaucoup de poissons au dessus de 15 kilos et surtout un male magnifique de 23,5kg. La destination suivante était un barrage bien connu et malheureusement totalement envahi de carpistes. Rien pour nous au bout de 5 jours au milieu de nulle part, nous avons décidé d'aller sur le Rhône. Et là, même chose, des biwys partout. J'ai cherché sur la carte un ancien bras du Rhône dont j'avais entendu parler. Nous l'avons finalement déniché perdu au milieu d'une jolie forêt. Il ne nous a pas fallu longtemps pour repérer les carpes au milieu de bois noyés. C'est là que les poissons ont mordu de jour alors que les zones peu profondes de la berge d'en face produisaient la nuit. Comme appâts, nous utilisions du chénevis, tigernuts, pellets et les fameuses billes Monster Crab. Le Monster est très efficace avec l'adjonction de chénevis. En deux jous, nous avons eu 9 touches supplémentaires, de jolies communes allongées typiques de rivière, jusqu'à 15 kilos. Nous attendions que les rares miroirs soient beaucoup plus grosses et devinez quoi : la dixième touche a donné une grosse miroir toute grise, une femelle de 22kg. Une fois encore, nous avons tout replier pour retourner en Allemagne. Destination une gravière à gros fishs, connue pour commencer à produire en mai-juin. Avec cette météo clémente, nous espérions que ça démarrerait plus tôt. Arrivés de nuit, nous avons placé discrètement nos lignes sur des hauts fonds. Sans succès jusqu'à l'aube. C'était juste une question de repérage. Nous avons observé 2 sauts de carpes puis 3 autres en nous déplaçant en bateau près des bordures. Grâce à la clarté de l'eau, il n'était pas difficile de déterminer où les carpes venaient de s'alimenter. Les pièges furent mis en place avec quelques tigernuts et des bouillettes fluos. La première touche survint seulement 3 minutes après avoir placé la canne : 19,5kg. Suivie rapidement par 3 autres carpes. La nuit de vendredi, nous l'avons passée au Club Subway de Cologne. Avec de bonnes boissons, de la bonne musique et des filles encore mieux. Vous pouvez juste imaginer le mal de tête que j'avais le samedi matin au réveil !!! Salutations. Christofer Paschmanns" |
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French news from JB
14-04-2009
French Prologic Team member just sent us this nice report : "Just back from a north of France Canal, short wild session with a wonderfull 28lbs genuine and wild common carp, caught on F4 Crustacean 16mm balanced snowman with size 2 Prologic C3 hook
and a strong 0.59 SPECTRUM FC long hook link." Simply can't wait for more !!!
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Le membre du Team Prologic France et accessoirement brillant commentateur du JT Carpe du site Carpe-Record (carpe-record.fr/jtcr/jtcr.php) nous a envoyé des nouvelles de son début de saison. Déjà une vingtaine de poissons entre 10 et 15kg, dont cette belle commune de 14 kilos, prise sur un canal du nord de la France avec un snowman Crustacean 16/16mm monté sur hameçon C3 taille 2 et bas de ligne en fluoro Spectrum FC 0,59mm. On attend la suite avec impatience ! |
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First 2009 biggie
08-04-2009
Prologic French Team member and www.carpvip.com boss, Nicolas Quéraud just caught his first 2009 big carp during a 2 days session on a Centre France gravel pit. This nice 18,2kg mirror carp felt to a 16/16mm Black Squid snowman on a chopped Black Squid readymades carpet.
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Le membre du Team Prologic France et patron du site www.carpvip.com, Nicolas Quéraud vient de prendre sa première grosse carpe de l'année lors d'une courte session de deux jours sur une gravière du centre de la France. Cette jolie miroir de 18,2kg n'a pu résister à un bonhomme de neige Black Squid 16mm (nouveauté 2009) déposée sur un tapis de bouillettes Black Squid coupées en morceaux.
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First 2009 session
13-03-2009
Mid February, Prologic French Team member Matthieu Faurisson and his friend François-Xavier Vogel have been fishing during 48 hours in a local lake. Although the water temperature was only 4 °C, they finally caught several carps until 18kg. All on Monster Crab boilies in 20mm. Theirs rigs were built with XLNT Spectrum in 0.43mm with C2 hooks in size 6. Congratulations to both for this good Winter fishing !"
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Durant la vague de froid qui s'est abattue sur la France en Février, Matthieu FAURISSON et son ami François-Xavier Vogel ont tenté une partie de pêche de 48 heures sur une pièce d'eau de leur région. Même si la température de l'eau n'était que de 4° C, ils ont tout de même eu la chance de capturer plusieurs poissons jusqu'à 18 kilos, qui ont tous succombés à des bouillettes MonsterCrab de 20mm, eschées sur des bas de ligne en Fluorocarbone XLNT Spectrum de 43 centièmes équipés d'hameçons C2 en taille 6. Félicitations à Matthieu et son ami pour cette belle partie de pêche hivernale."
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One more winter biggie with Kiwi !
24-02-2009
Prologic French Team member and new internet site www.carpvip.com boss, Nicolas Quéraud, just sent us news from one of his fishing mate Julien Decorse. Julien caught this beautiful 24 kilos mirror in a Centre France gravel pit, using those famous 20mm Kiwi & Crustacean readymades and light prebaiting. What an achievement in those cold conditions !
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Le membre du Team Prologic France et créateur du nouveau site www.carpvip.com, Nicolas Quéraud, vient juste de nous envoyer des news d'un de ses potes de pêche, Julien Decorse. Julein a capturé cette belle miroir de 24 kilos dans une gravière du centre de la France en utilisant les fameuses billes Kiwi & Crustacean 20mm sur un amorçage léger. Une sacrée performances dans ces conditions glaciales !
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