In Pursuit of the Largest

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Stick the kettle on and reminisce, watching old history fish like the Yateley North Lake’s Bazil, and the Car Park Lake’s Heather The Leather; two of the most famous carp to have ever swum in our waters.

The book covers Terry's exploits from his early Yateley days, Wraysbury and a new British record, the "secret" mere, right up until his capture of "two tone" from Conningbrook at over fifty pounds. There, they are darker with less definition and shades of pinkish-purple often appearing where there should be blue or green. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

Far from being Hollywood, much of the footage is amateur, home-video style, taken from several different cameras over a long period of time. A truly inspirational book that gives an insight into fishing for some of the most sought after UK carp from some of the country's most difficult waters. The outstanding lists of accolades that Terry Hearn has already earned bear testimony to this young angler's exceptional carp fishing ability. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees. Also includes the following guest chapters: Dintons first forty by John Spires; Dinton daze by Bernie Loftus; Lucky Heather by Nigel Sharp; The royal forty by Lewis Read; Wraysbury myths and legends by Wayne Dunn; The impossible dream by Dave Mallin; 40/40 vision by Steve Mogford; 'Herts' of gold by Paul Forward; Thames record carp by John Gard.

Some of the Yateley chapters I found fascinating with detailed descriptions of both the historic waters and the equally historic carp that reside within (or at least used to - even rare, historic carp do not live forever! Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. It's quite often shot hands-free, and sometimes not in the greatest conditions for filming, but then this is what makes it so real. Chapters include: Yateley - the first taste; Forty Yateley carp; First Yateley 'thirty'; Bazil - a new quest; The Car Park Lake; Summer in the city; Heather the leather; The Pads Lake; Time to wander; Wraysbury - a new record; Dinton; Rig talk; The Mere - the carp that time forgot; Kent - The Brook; Life goes on.Johnson Ross Tackle first opened its doors over 30 years ago, it has always been a family run business. Also includes the following guest chapters: Dintons first forty by John Spires; Dinton daze by Bernie Loftus; Lucky Heather by Nigel Sharp; The Royal forty by Lewis Read; Wraysbury myths and legends by Wayne Dunn; The impossible dream by Dave Mallin; 40/40 vision by Steve Mogford; 'Herts' of gold by Paul Forward; Thames record carp by John Gard. The lightweight and compact Trakker Armolife Power Kettle has been designed to be 33% more efficient than a standard kettle. Also included are tales and footage from Oxfordshire's Big S, the Test Valley's Nutsey, The Big Pit, The Lea Valleys Relief Channel, Sonning Eye, Linch Hill's Christchurch, Longfield's Road Lake, and of course, the mighty Burghfield, near Reading, home to one of the most prized and elusive commons in the country. He has earned along the way the respect of many of the country's leading carp anglers, and now he has written his first book that promises to be a revelation to anglers of any experience and one that we are sure will propel him into the annals of modern carp fishing history, along with his own angling icons - Hutchy, McDonald and Maylin.

This book tells the story of the author's love of carp fishing and his exploits in this field, covering some of the best English carp waters.The pan enables you to cook food in a healthier way due to ridged collection channels and a fat pouring spout. A fantastic insight in to the past with amateur home video footage of some of the most iconic carp in British carp angling history. Read more about the condition Very Good: A book that has been read and does not look new, but is in excellent condition. There are some lovely fish in there, I think my favourites are the long well proportioned 37lb mirror caught by one of the guests on the water they moved onto in the winter I think, he had a 34 in the same session.

No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins. Terry has won the coveted Cobra Carp Cup twice; first in '97 for the capture of 'Mary' at a British record weight of 55lb 13oz, and then again in '98 for the capture of the 'Unknown' 48lb Black mirror from the Brook in Kent. You can pay securely during Checkout process using your payment card via our secured payments system.

Look through the shakes and occasional glitches to marvel at some of the fish that helped make big carp fishing what it is today.