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Slide shows, tackle and bait stands, licensed bar, live bands and entertainment at a two-day carp festival! Psssst. Want to see Laney’s slide show? How about the latest presentation from Alan Blair? Carp In The Park is the standalone social that boasts a star-studded line-up of speakers, live music, all the top brands and all the fun of a music festival. Now in its fourth year, it’s a weekend not to be missed and is the perfect excuse to get away with your family and mates and bivvy up in the festival atmosphere of Billing Aquadrome. As well as the slide shows, live demos, teach-ins, casting clinic and all the latest gear, the event is your chance to rub shoulders with the biggest names in carping in a laid-back atmosphere, smack bang in the centre of England.

Longer daylight hours have triggered the fish into moving but with the water temperature still low big catches are still elusive. At last, however, the forecast is good with double figure daytime temperatures and 6 or 7 overnight. Damsel has been hard fishing lately but Alex managed a low double common and a 19-08 mirror. Steve Hallett bagged 2 commons at 11-08 and 12-04.

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This month the Urban Bait team have put together the following Spring themed videos to help you start to put the brutal 'Beast from the East' weather conditions behind you. Hopefully these tips and stories from Terry and the team will inspire you to head to the lake these coming weekends. Video 1: First up Terry Dempsey retells the story of catching the biggest common he'd ever seen. Called "Land of the Giants - The Silent Pond (part 1)", it's a heart warming story of why, even when all seems to be heading south, just staying the course can sometimes land you giant carp in the most unexpected of circumstances.