Articles et vidéos de pêche

Timing is everything in carp fishing. Learn how weather, wind, pressure, moon phases, and seasonal changes influence when carp feed hardest—and how to make the most of it.

Discover how to use tiger nuts for carp fishing with 5 expert tips. Learn about preparation, rigs, bait combos and why tiger nuts are a top choice for big carp.

As we saw in the latest Grand Fishing Adventure, some anglers’ actions (Bobby Zamora) warrant them getting a yellow card. But what are the worst “fouls” anglers can make on the bank…

Corn is one of the most affordable and effective baits for carp fishing, used frequently to catch fish both big and small. Available to all, this particle bait forms a key part of many anglers’ baiting approach. But how is it best used? In this article, we take a closer look at sweetcorn for carp…

If you’re looking for regular, consistent, and peaceful carp fishing for some of the largest fish in the UK, syndicate lakes are your ideal solution. They come in various shapes, sizes, and price ranges, but how should you approach them? OMC's Sam Sheryn explains more...

Spring is the perfect time to refill your reels with fresh line and get ready for an exciting new season of carp fishing. In this short article and video, OMC’s Steve Hill is here to share his top tricks to make this process much easier and more efficient...

Carp can be caught from all over the place these days, from rivers and canals to large inland seas and reservoirs. Each have their own challenges for the angler to confront, but believe it or not, smaller, more intimate lakes offer some of the most difficult to overcome. In this short article, OMC's Carl Milton takes a closer look at small lake carp fishing...

With the abundance of big fish day-ticket venues around the country, carp anglers in the UK have never had it so good! But with their high stocks of large specimens comes overwhelming popularity and intense angling pressure - meaning fishing them can be challenging! In this article, day ticket regular, Gavin Mccready,  explains how he tackles them...