Total Carp Staff

Chance for readers to win five days at Church Lake! To celebrate the launch of his first carp book ‘Memoirs of a Carp Fisher – The Demon Eye’ Kevin Nash is offering a once in a lifetime chance for anyone who purchases a copy to fish a five day session on his legendary venue, The Church Lake. There are 10 Golden tickets up for grabs and each lucky winner will be invited down to fish for the mammoth carp that reside there. The Church Lake itself holds its place in carp fishing history having been fished by many stars of the angling world. It has been cared for and carefully developed into an outstanding fishery by Kevin as a labour of love and it’s a unique venue holding more 50’s and 40’s than any lake of its size.

Llyn-y-Gors owner Kevin Coe passes away. Kevin Coe, owner of Anglesey's Lyn -Y-Gors fishery, and Financial Director of Premier Fisheries, has sadly passed away. Kevin and his wife Karen acquired Llyn-y-Gors in 2004, and have spent the past eight years extensively developing the six lake fishing and holiday complex into one of the UK’s top angling holiday destinations. Catering for both holiday anglers and day ticket visitors, Llyn-y-Gors provides fantastic fishing for the match and pleasure angler while new lakes and the extensive stocking of large carp and catfish provide specimen anglers with unrivalled sport.

Meet the angler who banked all his lakes biggest carp! This weeks Angling News Week is now on sale- and packed with interesting news. Firstly, there is a breaking story of the new world record common carp from Rainbow Lakes in France. On top of this, we bring you Ian Chillcot bagging a lake best from Linear Fisheries on film, and Dean Macey chasing giant Norwegian cod. From the Match Fishing world, both Ian Didcote and Lee Kerry have won over £1,000 in prestigious matches, and Halkon Hunt celebrate their 30th year in business.

Premier Film Screening A Big Success!The premiere screening of Korda’s latest Underwater Carp DVD, entitled Underwater Carp 7 took place at an Essex cinema last Thursday night. The event was attended by angling's rich and famous, including former Olympic athlete Dean Macey. Elliott Gray of Korda said: “It was great to bring everyone in the carp fishing industry together- and though it is the first time that we have ever done anything like this, we consider it to be a great success. Many of the people who attended told me that they really enjoyed it, and I expect that it will be something that we continue with in the future.