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One of our followers and Lotto Soudal cyclist Jarne Van de Paar recently went to Spain for a week's fishing. In the first two, three days he managed no less than 64 carp but then decided to stop angling as the banks were filled with litter. Jarne decided to do a big clean up for the remaining time instead. Respect! Jarne told us garbage bags are even free in the neighbouring towns but that people visiting the lakes just don't care and leave their litter... Sad world but good to see there's still people like you mate!

In a world without Covid we would have been at Carp Den Bosch (formerly Zwolle) this weekend and meet you all again. Instead of that we need to move our show stand this weekend from one warehouse to another because the current one is being demolished anytime soon.Since we normally do show deals over at Zwolle we thought it a good idea to do a free shipping deal on the site over the weekend. On orders over 50 euros only, no matter what country you live.Use code: #FREESHIPPING

Alan Blair, Oli Davies, Alfie Willingale and Henry Lennon were desperate for a road trip carp fishing adventure after a winter of being in lockdown. As soon as night fishing was allowed again and travel restrictions were relaxed, the boys headed out on a journey across the country in the search of some big UK carp. The venues they visited ranged from day ticket lakes, exclusive hire venues and syndicates, demanding varying angling methods in order to be successful in the pursuit for their quarry! Join the Nash Team as they embark on an adventure across the United Kingdom, hitting...

Thanks to clever apps and ubiquitous social media, it’s never been easier to find truly amazing angling/wildlife photographers. But viewing their art on a smartphone sucks—a 5.4-inch screen just doesn’t cut it, right? Thankfully UK's original and finest Carpology magazine now collaborated with Europe’s finest bi-annual cult carp magazine, Monkey Climber, to bring you ‘On The Wall’—a new photographic feature that celebrates everything that’s magical about carp fishing and how it’s captured. This month's issue of Carpology sees the first of this quarterly feature display its best offerings. Monkey Climber will also run a few of your best spreads in each...

A couple of years ago we posted a quite unusual find – tbh, most probably the sickest thing in our collection over at Monkey Climber – in a Facebook group for old school afishionado’s: the original 1968 lease document for Redmire Pool between Jack Hilton and the owners of the property. Truly unique and a proper piece of carp fishing history. The post quite literally went red hot in no time, but since not everyone can see posts in this group we thought of sharing some images with you over here. Lots of people were curious as to how we came...