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TEAM CATCH AND RELEASE

Catch and release is the home of some of the UKs best and brightest carp bloggers out on the bank. With most of the country covered by one of our productive team we aim to bring our experiences and exploits in written and video form. There will be loads of hints, tips and some great laughs along the way. We hope to provide you with a first hand view of our dedicated team as they take on all sorts of waters with many different styles.
Join us in our journeys as we tackle waters big and small in a quest for our targets. May they be big or may they be beautiful we aim to take you along for the ride.Browse the site and enjoy and always remember 
STAY PRODUCTIVE!!!

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    The hunt for big carp

    Posted by
    / August 25, 2014
      “Putting more effort in your fishing means a lot more and bigger rewards if you do it correct” . With this statement I want  kick-off of my exclusive article for Catch and Release  and I will share my visions and tactics with fishing for carp with all of you on a...

  2. Five Quick Top Tips

    Posted by
    / August 22, 2014
    Five Quick Top Tips   1)  THE MARK OF SUCCESS Don’t you hate it when marking out, that you find a clear area then your float doesn’t pop up! AARRRGGGHHHH Don’t despair, best thing to do when looking for spots on weedy lakes etc, is to first cast out a...

  3. Welcome to the new site

    Posted by
    / August 16, 2014
    First of all we would like to welcome you all to our new website. As you can see the web address has changed and that’s not all. After a strong 18 months catch and release has grown (much faster than we thought to be honest) and we needed a fresh...

  4. Hot and bothered.

    Posted by
    / August 15, 2014
    July and August can be funny months for carp anglers because the carp could have another go at spawning if they got interrupted earlier in the year. The high air pressures and temperatures also play a massive factor in these months. Usually I would opt for zigs in these conditions...

  5. Sneaky session rewards

    Posted by
    / August 15, 2014
    Well its been a while since I wrote my first piece to say the least. Work has being even more hectic than usual, myself and Mrs have moved house and have our first child on the way. All this means time to get out on the bank has been almost...

  6. Back to success.

    Posted by
    / August 15, 2014
    I’ve returned to Farnham Flint reading, and after my last visit I’m feeling really up for it. After finishing work early I eventually set off  arrive at the lake around 5pm Friday I’m only here until Sunday lunch time so I’m hoping to make the most of my time, there’s...

  7. Martin on the money

    Posted by
    / August 15, 2014
      So last time I updated you guys If my memory serves me right I had put in a number of evening sessions on a local estate lake and managed to get a secluded corner bay area really going. In 3 sessions I managed to winkle out 4 fish but...

  9. NEW WATER SUCCESS. More from Jason M

    Posted by
    / August 10, 2014
    One of my new waters this year and what a cracking looking place it is, A 42 acre pit very mature with overhanging and fallen trees, islands, bays for stalking, Lilly pads and lots of weed, Everything i would want if I were to build my ideal carp lake. Stock...

  10. THE SECRET LAKE

    Posted by
    / August 10, 2014
    The lake I’m fishing at the moment is situated in a very rural part of the countryside surrounded by vast agriculture and wood land areas the lake itself at around 5-6 acres was once part of an old estate with overhanging trees and plant life in abundance, just the look...
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