CATCHING LARGE ROACH

 
Unfortunately, very few waters contain big roach. There are just a few waters that continually produce roach upwards of 2lbs, in most other fisheries, you will be lucky to find fish much over 12ozs. Often said, it is better to fish for large roach in a water that contains many predators such as Perch, Zander and Pike. This may be due to the numbers being kept down, so that the small fish are not overcrowded or “stunted”.

 
 
IRRESISTIBLE BAIT!

Men have always searched in vain for the irresistible bait, and many roach fishermen place more faith in bait than in effective angling.


 
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BAIT AND THE CARP

Baits for carp are numerous. Beside the various forms in which bread can be used (with or without honey), lobworms, boiled potatoes, redworms, maggots, slugs, snails, freshwater mussels, small fish, wasp grubs, boiled beans and nuts, peas, banana, macaroni, shrimps, prawns, cake, caterpillars, congealed blood and boilies.

 
 
AN INTRODUCTION TO TARES

A fantastic bait for those big roach are tares. Tares are used as horse feed, brown in colour, and larger than hempseed.

 
 
 
 
 
 
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