Hello all I am sorry we have not been very active of late! but with 2013 coming I think we are going to have a busy year at www,celticbait.com I am going to revamp the web page for all the carp fishing tackle and the Carp bait! the bait range is going to be reduced again to 4 or 5 baits, as you all know we are a small family company and pride ourself s on the quality of our bait not the volume we produce!
here is a preview of our new barrow being launched in 2013 with some more new designs on other carp fishing equipment to follow through the year!
so for now good bye and have a great new year!
Sunday, 30 December 2012
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
Lake Fishabill
I took the wife for a week and it was a very pleasant break!!
But it is one of the best sites I ve been to in France and well run
by Tony and they really cater for the anglers and 2 guys I meet where on
there 3 trip!! so that tells a story!!!
The
food package is also top notch and I suggest you get in there quick as
it is going to be one of the top fishing destinations in France!
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
9 fish in a short session
A quick over nighter resulted in these 9 carp biggest being 18lb8 all on
Celticbait ss dumbbell pop ups on chod rigs cast to the far margin with
an hand full of mixed ss boilies over the top of each cast. Happy days.
Tuesday, 28 August 2012
Celtic Bait takes the bites
After not being up the pool for three weeks i get there to find out it isn't fishing well so i wasn't very confident of a bite but to my delight i had a 13lb and a 17lb2 both on Celticbait ss dumbbell pop ups on a chod rig. I also lent some ss boilies to a friend who had 3 bites on them losing two of them in the snags. Five bites out of seven over the weekend were on Celticbait ss boilies.
Sunday, 26 August 2012
Monday, 30 July 2012
Nice Fish 20lb
I managed to get the rods out last week
here`s the biggest i had 20lb speak to you soon for some more bait cheers
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
Sunday, 15 July 2012
First two fish
where caught on a 4 hour session after work 13lm and 13lb15 both on
Celtic bait ss 18mm boilies on blow back rigs. The last three where
caught on a day session 13lb caught on 18mm ss boilie on blow back
rig and 9lb6 and 16lb caught were caught on 14mm ss boilies on a
helicopter rig. Celtic bait never fails to impress can be a 3
hour session or a day session I never blank.
Saturday, 23 June 2012
Well what a build up to opening night on black swan Dinton,
With expectations hi and fish showing in front of peg 30 I was at least expecting a fish this year, but it wasn’t to be, the wind got up and the weed balls kept taking out my lines,however not to be detoured, I plugged away but to no ad vale to say the least I was disappointed in my self, so pulled off the lake for 24 hrs to try and clear my head! On my return I moved into peg 40 as there where fish showing in there and the south westerly was driving into the bay which at the time I thought was a good idea until again the weed took its toll on me!
I was impressed with some of the anglers having multiple catches and I believe there was 6 30s caught in the opening week well done to them anglers and in the same breath there was a angler rowing his baits out which lowers the tone a bit!
And I must thank Simon for ensuring the lake was in the best shape it could have been in considering the conditions. Well roll on 30 June and I will be trying to get another 24 hrs in! Also look at the new Barrow I have designed It copes on all terrain with ease and makes light work of a long push it also folds down flat, It has been designed by me and is built by me in the uk nothing imported it is available to buy but there is a three week wait for manufacture! so if your interested call me on 07836 699 268 or 01558 650 630.
13/6/12
It was a wednesday and i had been wanting to be on the bank for sometime. My stepson wanted to go as well so that was that off we went.
Set up in a large double swim in which i had been baiting for sometime. Rods baited two with G-Nut one with crustacean. With a korda krusha i made small stick mixes, a new twist for me but what turned out to be quite a result.
First night, as seems to be the way with me for some reason was quiet.
The second day i didnt put rods out til after lunch. The first carp came on G-Nut was a beautiful light coloured common of 16lb 8oz. The rest of daylight was quiet but as ive said before it usually is on this pool. My stepson had a nice little mirror out as well.
The rain came down that evening so bivvy bound rods were out and we were set for the night. About midnight my left hand rod was screaming off, no warning just a complete one toner. Played the spirited carp to the net. It was just shy of 20lb but what a fish. Sadly no picture as this fish simply didnt want to behave for the camera so just thought it best to get it back home.
The third day was a weird morning with liners all over the place strange little takes but then this little guy takes the bait. Was off like a mini rocket. Caught this little un a few months ago and it went just over 10lb. It went just under 10lb now....
Got rod sorted and back onto its spot.
Nothing more that day again. At evening sorted rods and rigs out and placed on their baited areas. Shortly before light my left hand rod was off again to what felt like a decent fish. It was i high double common. Still in dark colours. During my stepson photographing it something wasnt right with the flash that i hadnt noticed at the time. Im usually confident with my kit, camera etc.
Anyway that was the last fish of the session. It was a good session with me landing 4 and a bream. My stepson landing 3. Celticbaits did it again for me as always.
Thankyou celticbait.
It was a wednesday and i had been wanting to be on the bank for sometime. My stepson wanted to go as well so that was that off we went.
Set up in a large double swim in which i had been baiting for sometime. Rods baited two with G-Nut one with crustacean. With a korda krusha i made small stick mixes, a new twist for me but what turned out to be quite a result.
First night, as seems to be the way with me for some reason was quiet.
The second day i didnt put rods out til after lunch. The first carp came on G-Nut was a beautiful light coloured common of 16lb 8oz. The rest of daylight was quiet but as ive said before it usually is on this pool. My stepson had a nice little mirror out as well.
The rain came down that evening so bivvy bound rods were out and we were set for the night. About midnight my left hand rod was screaming off, no warning just a complete one toner. Played the spirited carp to the net. It was just shy of 20lb but what a fish. Sadly no picture as this fish simply didnt want to behave for the camera so just thought it best to get it back home.
The third day was a weird morning with liners all over the place strange little takes but then this little guy takes the bait. Was off like a mini rocket. Caught this little un a few months ago and it went just over 10lb. It went just under 10lb now....
Got rod sorted and back onto its spot.
Nothing more that day again. At evening sorted rods and rigs out and placed on their baited areas. Shortly before light my left hand rod was off again to what felt like a decent fish. It was i high double common. Still in dark colours. During my stepson photographing it something wasnt right with the flash that i hadnt noticed at the time. Im usually confident with my kit, camera etc.
Anyway that was the last fish of the session. It was a good session with me landing 4 and a bream. My stepson landing 3. Celticbaits did it again for me as always.
Thankyou celticbait.
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Monday, 11 June 2012
Saturday, 9 June 2012
On a recent trip to a small match lake
for a few hours I managed to bank 9 fish, these were all caught on
G-Nut dumbbells fished on a lead clip system with an 8 inch hook
length.
Here are the best couple of fish
caught.
Caught on a 14 mm G-Nut Dumbbell fished
with a PVA bag of Celtic Bait Pellets with a few freebees placed
around it.
Caught on a 14 mm G-Nut Dumbbell fished
with a PVA bag of Celtic Bait Pellets with a few freebees placed
around it.
Wednesday, 6 June 2012
It turned out to be the hottest weekend so far. Probably the year!! The fish had just finished spawning and were just sunbathing.
I fished a different swim to usual and frankly wasnt confident.
Anyway found my baited spots and all three rods out two on G-Nut one on crustaceans. Nothing took place all night. Hardly surprised really. Wound rods in leaving one out. Went wandering the margins where plenty of carp were just lazing about. I put two rods on zigs whilst i free lined crust to a couple just in reeds, i just had to fish for them.....
They showed no sign of taking anything wot so ever. They were happy however to have a few photos in naturel environment.
Second night was as the first night, not even a liner.
On the monday morning about 6am as i was just starting to pack up my left hand was off to a bait that had been out for nearly 20hrs. It was small but indeed a carp. Happiest days!!
I was even more pleased knowing that the faithful G-Nut was still releasing some sort of attracters after being in water for so long.
Well done celticbaits for yet again producing 1st class baits.
I fished a different swim to usual and frankly wasnt confident.
Anyway found my baited spots and all three rods out two on G-Nut one on crustaceans. Nothing took place all night. Hardly surprised really. Wound rods in leaving one out. Went wandering the margins where plenty of carp were just lazing about. I put two rods on zigs whilst i free lined crust to a couple just in reeds, i just had to fish for them.....
They showed no sign of taking anything wot so ever. They were happy however to have a few photos in naturel environment.
Second night was as the first night, not even a liner.
On the monday morning about 6am as i was just starting to pack up my left hand was off to a bait that had been out for nearly 20hrs. It was small but indeed a carp. Happiest days!!
I was even more pleased knowing that the faithful G-Nut was still releasing some sort of attracters after being in water for so long.
Well done celticbaits for yet again producing 1st class baits.
Ian
Tuesday, 5 June 2012
Sunday, 27 May 2012
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
WINTONS FRANCE TRIP
Just a short commentary on my recent trip to wintons France as promised.
I can paraphrase the first 5 days of this "camping holiday" as to say rain rain rain blank flood rain. lol.
After
over a month’s rain had fallen in the Normandy valleys in a week the
local waterways and lakes could not hold back the pressure anymore and
fields flooded and in turn caused the neighbouring lakes to flood, and
indeed our lake to flood to the sound of 9780000 gallons of water
raising a 10.5 acre lake by 3 foot.
Anyways
after i decided that something had to be done, after only 2 fish had
come out of the complex, I decided to go for a little stalk with my
partner in crime.
Only
expecting to hook a cheeky double cruising about in the new marginal
areas created by the flood waters we set off. Within minutes of placing a
bait behind a tree that only 5 days before had been on the bank the rod
hurled off with a nice fat 26-00 on it. The fight was hard and dogged
but with a good rod and a tight clutch the fish was bagged and what a
beauty with golden colours and a very traditional English carp look
about it . This would save the holiday for me and I felt that anything
else was a bonus. However after finding a faaaaar to tempting lil hole
in a tree line I decided to push my luck and have another go on the same
setup and in 3 feet of water. My luck was in and within moments and I
mean moments the clutch screamed and the rod was heading toward the
lake. I hit hard and gave the fish a gentle bit of persuasion
and as soon as it had started it was over. As I lifted up the net I
knew this was the biggest carp I had ever caught and after a tussle in
the sling she tipped the scale at 37-4. As u can guess I was over the
moon a few snaps and the greedy beast was slipped back. We gave it a
rest and went back for tea with the promise to return early morning. The
following morning we tip toed back to the same spot using the same
techniques and just crossed fingers. We waited an age, about 5 minutes,
and off the rod went again. I used the same hit and hold techniques and
after a really angry and tense fight yet another 30 went over the cord.
So in less than 24 hours and within maybe an hour of angling I had an
upper 20 and 2X30’s now that wouldn’t seem a lot for France but with
conditions as they were I think it was a battle well won. The bait of
choice you may ask, being France you would expect a 20mm boilie and a
crazy anchor sized hook however all fish fell to a 10mm air dried g-nut
with a tiny 8 mm pop up. Just going to prove bigger is not always better
lol. I have a few weeks of family business now and then its back on the
syndicate to fight another battle with my target of hitting into one of
the 3 30's. So tune in next time. TIGHT LINES
Sunday, 20 May 2012
Bexleyheath Bus Garage Angling clubs first match of the year took place at
Newlands Hall Park Lake 18/04/2012 . Only eight anglers braved the pouring
rain and high winds . The fishing was poor but everyone caught some fish and
eventual winner was Gary Boswell who was the only angler to bag double
figures for the day with 21lb 2oz mainly carp caught on celticbaits g-nut .
Big thanks goes out to Brian of Celticbait who supplied Gary with a couple
of kilos of chopped baits in various flavours ! Gary with his first ever
match win followed up with a third place at Hartleylands Nicks Lake . this
time the weather had much improved and the winning weight was over 80lbs .
Gary still adapting to match fishing managed 70lb 6oz again mainly carp .
Next match is at Claygate Lakes in Kent Lake Eva .
Newlands Hall Park Lake 18/04/2012 . Only eight anglers braved the pouring
rain and high winds . The fishing was poor but everyone caught some fish and
eventual winner was Gary Boswell who was the only angler to bag double
figures for the day with 21lb 2oz mainly carp caught on celticbaits g-nut .
Big thanks goes out to Brian of Celticbait who supplied Gary with a couple
of kilos of chopped baits in various flavours ! Gary with his first ever
match win followed up with a third place at Hartleylands Nicks Lake . this
time the weather had much improved and the winning weight was over 80lbs .
Gary still adapting to match fishing managed 70lb 6oz again mainly carp .
Next match is at Claygate Lakes in Kent Lake Eva .
Monday, 14 May 2012
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