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Neilio · 9th August 2008, 04:04 PM

I think you see them most at commercials when a newish teenager is starting fishing for carp and are a bit mis-guided.
They want to catch a big carp (dont we all) and think rod-pods ,buzzers with bolt rigs and boilies will do it for them. But the larger carp can be caught using a conventional float and feeder approach just as easy. I dont think using them make them lazy they are just in need of some advice on how to approach a commercial properly.
Dont just sit on your box grumbling and tutting, but do spend a few minutes showing them how easy it is and letting them know (nicely) how disturbing it is for fellow anglers to listen to the constant bleeping.
Dont knock these young lads remember every one of us had to learn somewhere.

9th August 2008, 04:04 PM	#5 (permalink)
Neilio Talk Angling Senior Member Done a Ton Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Cambs Posts: 170 Blog Entries: 6	I think you see them most at commercials when a newish teenager is starting fishing for carp and are a bit mis-guided. They want to catch a big carp (dont we all) and think rod-pods ,buzzers with bolt rigs and boilies will do it for them. But the larger carp can be caught using a conventional float and feeder approach just as easy. I dont think using them make them lazy they are just in need of some advice on how to approach a commercial properly. Dont just sit on your box grumbling and tutting, but do spend a few minutes showing them how easy it is and letting them know (nicely) how disturbing it is for fellow anglers to listen to the constant bleeping. Dont knock these young lads remember every one of us had to learn somewhere. __________________ Last edited by Neilio; 9th August 2008 at 04:09 PM.