Weight of the biggest NW carp

[rockinruss]

Originally Posted by smokey

what was it you shouted GET THE NET hahh ahahahaha was that to swing at the chavs so they wud move on lol lol lol


smokey

get the net

[smokey]

Originally Posted by rockinruss

get the net

hold on il run home and get my goldfish net lol lol that shud do it


smokey

I think the Cheshire record is the Duke from Farmwood ( 45.2 ??? )

BUT

Stocked from Wellington Country Park at quite a big weight.

The Cheshire record for me is Steve Smith's Marley fsih at 42.10. ( Although I'am sure there will be loads of people who will inform me of the error of my way's and put me right ).

Watch this space though, because there is a really good chance that there will be a new record for the area come October / November.

[darkside]

is that marley or marbury? and is marbury the same as budworth. i know a few who have been looking there. i think the duke did 46lb b4 it passed on.

Originally Posted by darkside

is that marley or marbury? and is marbury the same as budworth. i know a few who have been looking there. i think the duke did 46lb b4 it passed on.

Smithy's fish was from Marley Tiles Lake in Sandiway, and yes, Marbury and Budworth mere is the same place. It just depends on which village you are from ( at either end of the lake ) as to what you call it.

[Callum91]

Originally Posted by Deano

I dont think the lads are on about your sale water park fish mate... as i seem to recall theres one in there called 'the slate grey'....the lads are on about Farmwood I think...

oh right sorry m8

[Callum91]

Originally Posted by Mutley

Hint, reserve your comments until you know the full facts.

no need 2 be like that is there

[Blue]

There's probably hundreds of carp called 'slate grey' up and down the country, let alone in the Northwest bud Your little matey in Sale is one of many..

[daveabbott]

Could we all be wrong

Is there a uncaught carp just waiting to get caught at a NW record weight?

[stes]

what about that one in cliften marina thats 40 somat

[Hotshot]

Originally Posted by daveabbott

Could we all be wrong

Is there a uncaught carp just waiting to get caught at a NW record weight?

There are a few in the n/w that could rock the record, maybe break it. But they live in some of the hardest of the hard low stock waters you could ever fish.

[shaun]

Originally Posted by daveabbott

Could we all be wrong

Is there a uncaught carp just waiting to get caught at a NW record weight?

your right there bud, there is a load of waters out there what nobody has access or with limited knowledge to, with uncaught monsters in.

Originally Posted by shaun

your right there bud, there is a load of waters out there what nobody has access or with limited knowledge to, with uncaught monsters in.

your right there

[scotty]

Originally Posted by Hotshot

There are a few in the n/w that could rock the record, maybe break it. But they live in some of the hardest of the hard low stock waters you could ever fish.

they are definately there mate but people just dont allways see past the known fish. ive been fishing for a rumous now and un knowns for the last five years and have been lucky to have ad a few biguns but have also seen some big forties ( which is i think what we are on about ) along the way so hopefully before long ill come into contact with one.