I’m a carp angler in USA, love hearing the relaxing format, legendary guests and bait making talk. Carp angling is becoming more popular in USA and we’re seeing growth of the sport around our own legendary venues like Dale Hollow. I mostly make my own boilies based on semolina, corn meal, and ground livestock feed, not many commercial boilie options in USA. So I love the bait discussions.

I live in the USA and have been fishing for 50+ years but just started targeting carp the last 5or 6 months. I listen to your podcast on my commute to and from work (1 hour drive each way) most days. I enjoy hearing all the guests stories about their journey in the past of carp fishing, it makes me think that we are living in those times over here now. The techniques and fisheries are totally different here but I still get a lot of helpful tips and information and great entertainment from this podcast. We have massive venues that cannot be “walked around” to observe (Dale Hollow lake has 650 miles of shoreline) fish and learn where they are but I use some of the old techniques and methods that are mentioned in the old stories (packbaits and method feeders) to great success. I am on episode 36 and will be caught up by the end of the year I suppose. Keep up the good work and keep them coming.

I like the the history they share about english carp fishing. Growing up trout fishing out west moved east an got into cat fishing but never chased carp. But this has changed my mind an Opened my eyes a bit. Thanks for the great show guys

Still the best carp fishing podcast. Great interviews, especially Smon Scott and Mark Walsingham. Please keep it going, Mark and Mike!