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Five day session yields 51lb UK monsterDiem backed carp fishing ace, James Pierce caught his new personal best carp, after a five day stint at Berkshire's Wellington Country Park. For the full story on just how James caught the famous Ulcer Fish, at its biggest ever weight, Check out his blog here. . .

Lone Angler promote brand to thousands through Premiership sponsorshipLone Angler is pleased to announce what they believe to be a first in fishing by way of advertising the brand through a live game of Premiership football. By using the high impact LED pitch side advertising display system, Lone Angler was highlighted during the Stoke v Tottenham live game on Sunday 12th May which was broadcast to between 750,000 – 1,000,000 Sky Sports viewers. This match was also seen by a further audience, of approximately 4,000,000 viewers, on the BBC’s subsequent Match of the Day highlights that evening. The match has also been syndicated across the planet to millions more viewers in a host of different countries.

Famous scales manufacturer weighs in with new media!Weighing scales and tackle firm Reuben Heaton is embracing the internet and social media to raise awareness of its products. The firm is ensuring that interested parties can get up-to-date news information about the company, its products, the latest press releases and event information as it happens from its RSS feed via this link: www. reubenheaton. co.

Dennis Hellings reflect on a hectic week in FranceTaska ace Dennis Hellings enjoyed a session to remember last week, after banking a succession of French carp - with the biggest ranging between 37lb and 47lb!Dennis explained: "Every year I go around three times to France with my good friend Koen De Ruysscher, targetting a large public lake in the north of France. When we arrived, things didn’t look good because there were almost no catches reported, but with the weather changing in the right direction and warmer temperatures moving in, we were still optimistic. The first night I bagged one fish. Luckily it was a nice 37lb 9oz mirror, and not a bad start to the trip! We continued baiting up all the area’s with small boilies -and eventually our perseverance paid dividends.