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Its been another crazy week of weather with some strong winds hail and frost. But Lee of Bridgend fished a 24 hour on the specimen lake to land 4 fish, the best being a 28.9 mirror followed by two upper doubles and a 24.8 mirror. Lee landed all of his fish on Lamos pop corn boilies. Another angler who managed two nights in the hard frost was Paul Thomas of Landilo who managed to land 2 fish from megs corner. The match was fished on Sunday after the boys cleared a very thin sheet of ice off the match lake, the match was won by Steve Davies with 39.4lb in 2nd place was Alan Godrich with 35lb and in 3rd place was John with 29.12. The fishery had some reports of 3-4lb perch being caught in both the canals last week, with the cold weather that moved in that will bring the perch on the feed. On the Pleasure lake Scott Robinson of Neath landed 9 carp all around the 7lb mark, Scott fished with sweet corn and maggots. Our Christmas match will take place on Wednesday the 28th of December on both the match lake and old canal. There will also be an open match for anyone to fish on new years day. For more details please contact the fishery.

It’s been a slower week this week here at the fishery, with not so many anglers venturing out in the wet and windy conditions. Two visiting anglers who did make it out was Bob and John from Somerset, they fished peg 8 (soil shed) to land 5 fish between them the best being a 24.9 common. Another angler was Rhys Davies from Port Talbot who fished a quick 24hr session in megs corner to land 3 fish to 22.7lb. On the pleasure side of fishing Lee Thomas of Bridgend spent the day on the old canal fishing for perch, Lee landed 5 perch to 4.2lb fishing with maggot and chopped worm proving to be the best bait for him. The pit has been fishing ok this week with reports of anglers that they have been catching low double figure carp on luncheon meat. On the match lake Mark Evans reported of having a nice day catching some lovely 2lb+ skimmer bream on maggot. Don’t forget to make the most of our Special offer of half price fishing until the end of December. And free fishing for members.

Vince, Eileen and Gavin would like to wish everybody a Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year, and to say thank you all members who will go fishing free until the end of December and non members will get half price fishing on all lakes at all times.

Last week saw yet another good fish come from the specimen lake Steve Stanley from Pembroke fished the soil shed to land a stunning 36.7lb mirror.
Another Pembroke angler was Mark Goodhall from west Wales angling won the match with 36.8lb in 2nd place was Chris Wells from burry port with 27lb then in 3rd place was Lew Spinkes with 22lb.

On the pit Martin Mathews landed 5 fish to 16.3lb on boilies. It has been a bit slower this week with the weather being up and down when it stays at a consistent temperature the fish will be back on the feed. So look out for those good fishing winter months.

Its been another fair week at the fishery with the weather being up and down but very mild for the time of year. There has been a few anglers making the most of our special offer half price fishing until the 9th of December. One of those anglers was Graham Jones from Gorseinon who fished the far bank on the pit to a over hanging bush to land a personal best perch of 4.2lb. On the pleasure lake Mathew Morgan fished in front of the cabin to land 6 carp in a day session the best being a 14.2 mirror. His mate Ryan King also had a good day landing 4 fish the best being a 12.3 ghost carp. On the match side Steve Davies fished peg 26 on the new canal to weigh 54.15lb. On the match lake Nigel Morris has not forgotten how to catch fish weighing in at 69.14lb. in 2nd place was Keith Grand with 40.8lb and very close behind was Simon Jones with 40.6lb. On the specimen lake our bailiff Gavin fished the old cabin swim to land 11 fish all around the 20lb mark the best being a 22lb mirror.

White springs fishing report

It has not been a bad week this week at the fishery especially for Craig from Pontradowe who fished the island swim to land his new pb of 39.8lb mirror a fish called Billy the bear. Marko fished the soil shed swim to land 3 fish to 20bl. Marko also lost a nice pike at the net. Another angler was Leyton Thomas from Pontradulais who fished the old cabin swim to land his first three fish of the specimen lake the best being a 25lb mirror, he also landed a nice 13lb ghost carp. On the pleasure side of fishing Mark Goodhall from West Wales angling weighed in 70.8lb in the Sunday match. In 2nd place was Ryan Hughes with 38.5lb. On the pit David Rees fished the far bank to land 7 carp the best being a 16.2lb common. The perch have been a little bit slower this week with the weather being very mild for the time of year. We have two places left in our winter league that starts in January the league will run for 6 months with the matches being fished every other Sunday. For more info please contact the fishery. Dont forget its still half price fishing in weekdays.

White Springs Report Nov 14th

What a funny week it has been, with it being very wet and windy one day then bright and sunny the next. This is making the fish turn on and off the feed day by day. On the pleasure side of fishing we have been having reports of 50/60lb bags coming from the canals. Mark Jones fished peg 5 on the old canal for perch landing 9 the best being 4.2lb. On the pit David Williams fished a day session catching some nice 4lb bream and carp to over 10lb. Last Sundays match was on the new canal with a good turn out of over 20 anglers. But to despite the nice day the fish weren’t in the feeding mood, but some anglers did ok with Neil Daniels weighing in 38.2lb in 2nd place was Peter Williams with 36lb. On the specimen lake its been quite with Paul Austin from Cardiff landing 3 fish to 22lb. Visiting angler Mathew Rees from mid Wales fished peg 1 (old cabin) to land 4 fish to over 24.6lb. Last Wednesday saw the fishery stocking the specimen lake again with 20 of mark Simmons carp between 18/20lb. Don’t forget we have our special offer on to say thanks for your support through out the year with all full day tickets being half price until the 9th December.

As the final embers burn on the bonfires and the fireworks gone.

Vince at White Springs comes up with another sparkling offer.

With the winter settling in and the thought of the Christmas bills mounting up White Springs would like to lift the mood with its winter special offer.

From Monday to Friday from now until December 8th 2011.

The fishery is offering half price fishing on all lakes.

Bring the children along and spend the day or even a few nights and it’ll cost you only half the normal price.

Make the most of this fantastic recession busting offer while it lasts.

Contact Vince or Gav for further details at the fishery.

Don't forget if you have any pictures of your catches or stories to tell contact Richard at jacktaff1965@yahoo.co.uk

White Springs Report

Another good week for some anglers, with Jason McLaughlin from Bridgend done a 3 day session off peg 1 (the old cabin) and landed 10 fish, with 5 of them being over 20lb and the biggest 28.2 mirror caught on lamos nuts caramel boilies. Lee Calford and his boy Ieaun fished out of cabin no11 to land 3 fish the best being a 23.5lb common. On the pleasure side the pit has been producing some good fish. Morgan Woods landed a 18lb koi caught on White Springs boilies. The canals have produced some good perch with reports from John Davies that he landed several perch over the 4lb mark caught on red maggot. The canal was fished in very windy conditions but produced for Adam Mitchell bagging up 79.8lb 2nd was Mike Williams with 72lb. Skewen Angling club fished on the match lake with Peter Williams weighing in 51.3lb 2nd was Neil Daniels with 46.5lb. We are now running a Wednesday and Sunday matches with golden pegs of £30 in each match. For details about the matches contact the fishery or John on 07790575953

October 22nd White Springs

Its been not to bad a week with fish moving around and feeding everywhere. On the specimen lake Gareth and Rob Mayer from away fished the island swim for 3 days and could not go wrong, catching 19 fish between them, the best fish being 27.8lb mirror. Then Friday Gavin and Richard moved on top the island for the weekend and never got a bite, that’s fishing for you. Another angler to do well in the mid week was Craig Evans fishing in-between the trees (peg10) he landed 5 fish with 4 of them being over 20lb the best being a 25lb common. 13 year old Shauna Smith from Caerphilly landed a nice 12lb koi along with 3 other carp off the old cabin swim, fishing with her dad who managed to get one fish. On the match lakes Chris Wells got 75.8lb off peg 13 in 2nd place was Chris Org on peg 7 with 70.4lb 3rd was Steve Davies on peg 14 with 66.2lb . The new canal and pit have also been fishing well with sum good reports coming back. On Wednesday the 2nd of November and Sunday the 6th we are starting up matches with a £30 golden peg on each match. The cost will be £15 all in for further details contact the fishery.

The weekend before last saw the Raymond John Memorial Pairs event held for the first time at the fishery.

The match was held on the specimen lake with twenty anglers all competing to win an array of prizes from different sponsors and raise cash for the White Springs registered charity which provides much needed help for the children’s cancer ward at Cardiff hospital.

This was to be the third such event held on the lake this year in aid of the charity.

Event organiser Sparky Jon, a long time regular at the fishery and one of the founding members of the ever more popular Carp and Co angling forum had arranged with Vince to run the event on what was to turn out be a gorgeous weekend.

Forum members and other anglers took a break from their syndicate and hometown lakes and travelled from all over Wales and beyond to take part in this much esteemed event.

The pegs were all arranged by 2pm on Friday afternoon and anglers proceeded to set up their equipment. The rods were cast in at 6.00pm for the scheduled thirty six hour competition.

The fishing started off quite slow as the event warmed up with so many experienced anglers on the lake. The fish going to ground with the sudden influx of lines into the water didn’t help and the evening past without a single alarm being heard.

In the early hours of Saturday morning, reports started coming in that Brian Hollett (Tony Smith memorial organiser) had landed a beautiful twenty seven pound mirror from peg nine at approximately twenty past five. This was a big fish due to the number of thirties that had been out in previous weeks and looked like it could be a sure fire winner.

Other reports of fish being caught early on the Saturday morning were also reported and verified with Gav Morris landing another mirror from between the trees to a reported 16 pound.

The weather, although overcast became quite warm through the day and the fishing slowed again.

In the afternoon many of the competitors took time out and reeled in the rods and joined the barbeque for a chat on the previous night’s events and lack of bites before returning to their swims.

The match was going to be close as there was information that a few hard fighting fish were lost through the previous night.

Sunday morning was going to prove decisive.

Then as daybreak wandered out of the night sky, White Springs catching machine Alfie Calford got on the board with a thirteen pounder. And the carp were on the feed again.

With the match due to end at midday it looked as though Brian was going to be the outright winner with his earlier capture from a Weston bait service pineapple special.

Then at about eleven a.m. from the old cabin swim there was a sound of a screaming alarm and lots of shouts as John Taylor’s lifted rod arced round.

Taylors as he is know amongst the Carp & Co forum members skilfully landed his quarry which turned out to be CTC a named fish that weighed in at thirty one pound fourteen ounces, the heaviest the carp has been caught on the lake to date and a new UK personal best for Taylors.

But all was not over, Taylor’s angling partner Phil Fear who was helping with the weighing turned as his alarm sounded and proceeded to play a fish which didn’t provide the vigour or bend that Taylors rod had produced.

None the less Phil landed a twelve pound mirror to save his session from a blank and duly got a soaking from his fellow anglers as did Taylor.

The event proved a success with raffle and entry fees raising seven hundred and fifty pound so far for the cause.

Again, big thanks must go to Vince for the barbeque and for closing the lake for the event.

To Nash, and the other sponsors for providing the raffle and competition prizes.

Another great charity event which, as White Springs seems to do.

Bring anglers male and female from all walks of life, too not only hope to catch and win these events but to also have a thoroughly good time whilst doing it.

Until the next one.

Just like the weather the fishing has improved with Daniel Rees from Neath fishing Peg 8 off the point landed our big common weighing in at 36lb 8oz.

Another angler to do well was our head bailiff Gavin who took a weekend off to fish Megs Corner trying out some new baits from Lammos Baits. Their new popcorn boilie got 7 fish in 72hrs best being Billy the bear at 37lb 8oz, then a 26lb common a 25lb mirror and 4 mid doubles while Martin Mathews was on peg 1 finally landed 12 fish last week all on pop up boilies his best was 22lb 8oz mirror then down to mid doubles.

On the match side.

The pleasure lakes have been better with Neil Daniels weighting in 102lb 5oz Tony Wale 63lb 5oz, Ryan Drummer had 57lb 7oz all off the canal, but the fish of the week goes to Kevin Dreece from Llanelli landing a 4lb 1oz perch using maggot and worm.

Just to remind any anglers who are thinking of coming down to the fishery to fish the Specimen lake this weekend. The lake is fully booked for the Raymond John memorial charity event. Donations can be made at the fishery over the coming weekend. All proceeds will go to the fisheries registered charity, which is Cardiff Childrens Cancer Unit.

If you have any stories catch results or pictures please email them to. jacktaff1965@yahoo.co.uk

What a super week it has been at the fishery this week with 5 fish over 30lb being landed on the specimen lake.

The cooler weather has put the fish down and back on the feed.

With Mathew Thomas from Newport landing a 39.8lb mirror off peg 9A.

Monday morning seen Paul Stacey of Cardiff land a stumnning mirror at 37.9 from megs corner.

Tuesday morning seen John Roach from Liverpool land a 33lb 8oz common from the soil shed peg.

Wednesday afternoon Ian Lovering land a 39.9 mirror from in front of the old cabin.

Martin Perry of Caerphilly fished the new cabin with his 13 year old daughter to land a lovely 28.7 mirror.

Martins daughter Shauna also caught a 3.8lb perch caught on red maggot along with a mirror carp of 22lb from the pleasure lake.

Mark Barnett fished peg 8 (the point) to land 9 fish to 26.8lb, 24.8 19.12, 19.2 and a 19.3.

If you have any photos of these fish please email me at.

jacktaff1965@yahoo.co.uk and they can be displayed in the catch results.

The Tony Smith Memorial Review.

The Tony Smith Memorial was again a huge success as White Springs continues to support a charity that is close to its heart. Raising £1230 over the forty eight hour event.

Proprietor Vince Lloyd again closed down the specimen lake so what is now going to become an annual event, could take place.

Many anglers, young and old travelled from far and wide to take part in the event.

Speaking among White Springs regulars, this is the one that they would all like to win. Not for the array of prizes to be won. Just for the prestige of having your name on that shield!

There are many charity events held each year at the fishery (There is the up coming Raymond John Memorial Pairs match to name one) but Tony was well known around the lake. An ex forces man and avid carp angler, He and event organiser Brian his best mate, and angling partner, would regularly visit the specimen lake from their Bristol homes.

“He loved the place” Brian once told me over a cuppa on a weekend session.

You can tell from his voice when you speak to Brian that since Tony has passed away there is a sense of loss in his favourite pastime. From stories and little ditties that Brian passes on as you listen. You can bet that these two were a pair when they fished on the bank together.

It is characters like these that make White Springs what it is. Not only a place that you can go to fish. It’s a place where you can meet fellow anglers, like minded people who show compassion when there is a cause to be supported. The regular faces that grace the bank year in year out to show their support were again there in abundance.

Speaking to some anglers who were not at this year’s event because of prior commitments, you could tell that they were at a loss because of it, such is the will to take part.

Yet some will still turn up just to show their support by entering the raffle or donating money to the cause.

Anglers rest their swims and join the social atmosphere that these events create. Enjoying a hot snack from the barbecue laid on by the fishery.

Another big thank you must go to Brians new angling mate and event photographer Dianne. Dianne walked the lake too many times to remember and we have her to thank for the pictures that you see here today. Top Girl.

Vince thanks Dianne with some flowers and !!

All in all White Springs has shown its unending support yet again.

And as the sun sets on another success.

The pictures tell the rest.

(All the events pictures can be veiwed in the recently added pictures section of the website).

Until the next one.

20th August 2011.

White Springs would like to say a big thank you to all the anglers who took part in the Tony Smith Memorial Event.

There was a good turn out for the event which was held on the specimen lake. Due to angling pressure there were only four fish caught. A visiting angler from Dover entered the event and was lucky enough to land a 21 lb mirror carp to take the shield.

Second in the event was local angler Mike Williams who landed two fish on his home made boilies. The biggest being 14lb 6oz.

There were two other fish caught the biggest of the rest being 12lb 7oz.

There was also a lovely mirror carp caught from the old cabin from a visiting angler who was not entered in the event. It weighed in at 26lb 2oz.He told me that, that fish had made his trip from the Isle of Man worthwhile. Hope he can better it as he has a second week now on the new cabin to look forward too.

The event which is run in aid of cancer research was strongly sponsored again this year. There were prizes from Nash tackle. Lammos Baits, B&Q DIY superstores. CC Moore baits and lots of small prizes from local sponsors. A total of £1,230 was raised over the weekend.

A big thank you goes out to Vince for closing the Specimen Lake for the event. To Brian for his tireless endeavours in the organisation and planning. And to Dianne who always seems to capture the best moments on camera.

I have received the pictures and will post them as soon as I get the chance but due to a heavy schedule at present the best I will be able to do is the early part of next week.

Other news from around the fishery.

There have been some nice fish caught from both pleasure lake and the pit over the past week. Another Tench out of the pit weighing over 4lb.

This midweek match on the old canal was won by Lou Spinks with 58lb. Second was Terry with 48lb 2oz. Terry has only just returned after a two year break. Well done Terry. Third was Geoff Walker with 41lb 11oz.

Keep up the good work fellas.

Fishing has been good this past week.

The midweek match held on the Match Lake saw Tony Wale fishing off peg seven to the island for carp, bagging an impressive 99lb 8oz.. Another fish would have seen him break the 100lb barrier. Better luck next time Tony.

Neil Daniels on peg 17 fishing the method managed a decent bag of 74lb 14oz for second spot. Joe Lewis on peg eleven landed mainly bream for 61lb 3oz for third place. Well done lads.

The canals are fishing very well.

Some lovely bream have been reported from out of the margins.

The Pit and Pleasure lakes are still fishing really well. Carp being the best species but Tench have been reported to two and a half pound from the pit.

Anglers have been a plenty on the specimen lake. Travelling from as far away as Liverpool and fishing out of the cabin on peg one they managed common carp to 31 and half pound.

Another angler from the Essex area caught a mirror from the island which weighed in at thirty nine and a half pound.

Reports of Carp from most swims have hit the 20lb mark over this past week. They are starting to gain the weight lost through spawning and the lake should at least produce two forties by the winter.

Don’t forget that this coming weekend is the Tony Smith Memorial shield in aid of cancer research.

There will be prize raffles from sponsors such as Nash Tackle and Bait, Lammos baits, B&Q DIY superstore plus many more.

Bring the family along and enter the prize raffles and have a stroll if your not fishing. The more support and money raised the better.

The specimen lake will be closed from Thursday evening till Sunday evening for this event.

Again I urge you if you have any photos or catch reports you want posting please don’t hesitate to email me.

jacktaff1965@yahoo.co.uk

Tight lines and all.

It’s been a quiet time for news since the Nash Show.

There was some action reported from the pleasure lake where Adrian Mitchell landed all species to weigh in a bag of almost 78lb along with fellow angler James Thomas who bagged 72lb from the next peg. The Pleasure Lake maintains to fish well no matter what the weather conditions.

The specimen lake has been slowly picking up after the erratic spawning period.

Mathew Lammos and friend Simon managed 8 fish in a 48 hour session, the biggest to 22lb 8oz.

The Wednesday before the Nash Show saw the Big Common grace the bank for the first time in a couple of months. Landed by Aberdare angler Gerwyn Hussey who was down for the week with his girlfriend and mate Daniel?

This past week end has seen the specimen lake continue turning out the 30lb plus fish.

Have not had much information but it’s rumoured that a 39lb plus carp has been out and Vince had confirmation of a 31lb common. If you are one of the captors of these fish please do not hesitate to email with any pictures you may have taken.

jacktaff1965@yahoo.co.uk

I myself ended a bit of a barren spell this past weekend with the capture of a mirror carp we think might have been named “Shoulders”.

This lovely specimen graced my net at just over the 24lb mark while my mate landed two mirrors of 16 and 18lb plus he lost two at the net. The Carp are starting to fight hard again.

This coming weekend is the Tony Smith Memorial charity event. All monies raised will go to cancer research. Please feel free to approach me with any stories or pictures you may want to add to our website or donations you would like to make.

It should be a great weekend which will see twenty anglers pit their wits against each other on the specimen lake for this much coveted shield, which was kindly donated by Tony’s best mate Brian who will be attending and competing himself.

The weekend match report will follow shortly.

Tight lines.

The Nash Road Show.

The Nash Roadshow came to White Springs last Saturday and although the early morning rain put a little bit of dampener on things to start, there was a constant flow of anglers strolling around checking out the latest range of terminal tackle, luggage, bait and a wide variety of shelters and bivvies.

There was also a dedicated stand for the new Peg one range which is quality equipment for the match and carp angler on a budget.

The carp care range on display really does cover every aspect to look after the carp you have banked. The new for 2011 Kaptive mat and retainer sling being the highlight. Good strong sturdy construction.

The shelters that were erected cover every eventuality for the specimen angler. From Oval plus brolly system for short day sessions to the Double Top Extreme 1 man for longer sessions and the impressive 2 man version which allows plenty of room if you are taking the wife or another member of the family on to the bank with you.

Expensive items but when on closer inspection you see the quality that has gone into the design of the shelters and bivvies, you can see that they are going to last a long time. A sound investment for quality that is built to last.

There was an excellent display of barrows and the Barrowlogic range of luggage that Nash are renowned for. There is nothing that has been overlooked when it comes to housing the equipment that you carry for your long and short sessions. Very impressive.

Nash again had a huge range of terminal tackle on display. Tank tests show just how well rig concealment is achieved. The Camo Diffusion range cannot be bettered when it comes to the business end of your set up. Added to this is the award winning Boxlogic range to house every conceivable item of terminal tackle. You are then provided with an organised and compact tackle station that would be the envy of any angler.

These are just a few of the items that I have covered but if you add the rest of the Nash range from their sleep systems to the new Siren bite alarms. Landing nets to rods and bait distribution equipment. It certainly is a real winner if you’re in the market for any type of tackle that you want to buy, replace or treat a loved one too. 

All of the equipment on display at the show or for the full range from the Nash website (Click on the link below) can be purchased here at White Springs.

 http://www.nashtackle.com/

On the bait front, there again for a second year was the likeable and very approachable field tester Lee Helmsley. Any concoction of bait you can think up and Chef by trade Lee can provide you with it. His knowledge of Nash bait is astounding and he is always ready to help with any questions you want to know. From rolling baits to ingredients he can help. Quality bait quality guy.

Lee Helmley demonstrates Nash Bait to a few interested anglers

Other features on display were the Angling Technics range of bait boats.

Nash consultant Keith Williams was on hand to help with any queries that were to be asked about baitboats. A very helpful angler who gave many tips on marking, feature finding and use of the graphic echo sounder. He also had the new Microcat mark 3 on the bank for anyone who cared to take it for a test run. Along with the new Technicat you were spoilt for choice. I would like to add that you can now purchase any of the range of Angling Technics baitboats from the fishery tackle shop. Here is the link for any further information you may require.

 http://www.anglingtechnics.co.uk

I would like to take the chance to thank Vince, Nash representative and White Springs regular Alan Price pictured here with angling Technics Keith Williams, for their organisation of the event. To Lee Helmsley, Keith Williams Mark Jones and all the other Nash consultants and fieldtesters for their help and support of the show and their invaluable experience in answering any questions the customers had.

Overall the show has been another success for Nash who continue to push the boundaries of innovation of the sport.

We look forward to the next one.

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thanks

Alex

Saturday 30th July 2011.

For one day only.

Come and see the Nash Roadshow for all their 2011  tackle range.

The latest forward thinking and innovative tackle on the market today.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Don’t forget that this coming Saturday is the Nash Roadshow.

Many top anglers will be on hand to show all the latest techniques and terminal tackle.

There will be a wide range of their specialist tackle on display and orders can be taken on the day.

Refreshments and family fun for all.

Don’t miss out on a top show.

Other fishery news.

The match lakes again have produced some very large bags.

The Wednesday match saw Mike Williams land 110lb 6oz in just three hours.

The results were:

1. Mike Williams 110lb 6oz.

2. Ryan Hughes 77lb 13oz.

3. Andrew Crocker 77lb 12oz.

4. Tony Wale 76lb 8oz.

Well done lads and an excellent result from the canals.

Carp and bream have been caught on regular basis from all lakes.

Anglers from as far as Texas USA having been visiting the fishery this week.

Rock Doe managed to land 72lb in a day session from peg 11 on the match lake.

His brother Mike Doe managed to catch 93lb 6oz from peg 13.

The specimen lake has again been slow. The biggest carp recorded through the week being a 25lb mirror. Things will pick up soon.

The Tony Smith Memorial places have been going fast and this is a reminder that there are now only two places left for the event which is being held Friday 19th to Sunday 21st August 2011. This is a well supported charity match on the specimen lake in aid of cancer research.

We look forward to your continued support of this event. 

If you are interested contact Vince on the fishery number which is on the home page.

Again don’t forget that it’s the Nash Roadshow this coming Saturday.

Come along and see one of the industry’s leading manufacturers.

Innovative forward thinking tackle and equipment.

Don’t miss out.