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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
As with all of Chris's writings and Dvd's there is always something to enjoy. Despite one idiotic comment about learning nothing this is a superb Dvd. There are no claims made that this is a tutorial BAH!. Chris does not impose the do's and dont's of fishing on anybody. What's more he never ever has! However take the time to watch his Dvd's or read his books though and the real Chris unravels. I have fished beside him many times through his Dvd's and books. Like myself Chris just loves 'being there.' He loves peace, quiet, solitude and nature. Above this he likes catching fish, particularly Carp. Chris as i, prefers to use vintage fishing tackle. Split cane rods aluminium maggot tins old Abu Cardinal or Ambidex reels, quill floats and basic ledger set ups. What could be less offensive. Not a Dvd for the commercial Carp haulers, tackle tarts, all the gear no idea types and beered up bivvy boys. This Dvd as all Chris's Dvds and books are aimed at the oft' forgotten art of true angling. Now then Mr Yates when are you going to invite me to Jade Lake!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
I quite enjoyed this DVD. During this years awful summer I've watched it a few times to remind me of what an English summer used to be like.
Chris Yate's approach is not all rigs and baits but simply to be in touch with your surroundings and to trust your instincts. You can learn more by observing than by a DVD full of complicated rigs etc.
Carp fishing can involve long periods of inactivity. I love the bit where he reckons that the carp are not feeding and goes for a nap under a tree. Perfect!
Chris Yate's approach is not all rigs and baits but simply to be in touch with your surroundings and to trust your instincts. You can learn more by observing than by a DVD full of complicated rigs etc.
Carp fishing can involve long periods of inactivity. I love the bit where he reckons that the carp are not feeding and goes for a nap under a tree. Perfect!
This is a video for the relaxed angler, who enjoys the summer at the waterside with the unhurried approach to his angling, with 'simple' old but tested tackle. If you are expecting the modern angling paraphernalia in this production you will be disappointed. This may well appeal to the float fisher. The large pond Chris angles in (in an woodland) is the water most fishers dream of at the end of their own garden. Please though do not expect record sized fish. Put up your folding tea table and add to it your Sunday tea and enjoy The Secret Carp.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Disappointing
Disappointing for a Chris Yates film. Looked rather home-made. My iPhone produces better quality video. Read more
Published 21 months ago by Marvic
Not for someone that is into modern carp fishing
I brought this for my partner. It looked like something that had been shot in the 70's. Interesting to see what equipment was used years and years ago but didn't relate to modern... Read more
Published on 27 Jan 2010 by AB
Not worth the money
I think chris is more in touch with his surroundings as with the fish.I believe i would have learnt more watching David Bellamy
Published on 28 Jan 2008 by S. K. Robinson
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