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TUTOR PROFILES
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FISHERY REPORTS Great fishing on all lakes! - 17 August 2008 Desoite some pretty grim weather this week, the fishing on all lakes has been superb with plenty of bream still showing on the Old Lake along with good numbers of carp. Whilst Temple has thrown up another thirty and plenty of big twenties. Picture shows Daniel Bourke with his 29lb mirror caught from the Old Lake. PHOTO GALLERY
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A gifted carp angler of over 35 years' experience, Chris has come from a background fishing all of the famous Surrey carp venues recording carp in excess of 30 lb.
Having had a long and respected career in the tackle industry for Gardner Tackle, Chris understands all the latest methods, tactics and more importantly the common mistakes that are made in modern big carp angling.
Captor of a huge number of 20-pounders and personal bests during Pro Fish courses for customers Chris knows both the Old Lake and Temple inside out.
David started carp fishing with his colleague and friend Chris Maltby, fishing many of the same Surrey big fish carp waters as well as other big fish waters both in the UK and abroad.
An Anglers' Conservation Association member and predator expert of over 40 years' experience, taking in venues as varied as gravel pits, the Norfolk Broads and Cambridgeshire drains, Eric has accounted for pike topping 33 lb and zander to 15 lb 14 oz.
Responsible for running the pike and zander tuition at Bury Hill for over a decade Eric knows every hotspot and productive area of the fishery inside out. Each winter he accounts for on average 30 double-figure zander for paying customers, the biggest specimens recorded to date being pike to 28 lb and zander to 15 lb 12 oz.
A match angler of over 40 years' experience who fished for England during the 80s, John runs mainly one on one classes in specialist subjects like feeder fishing, the waggler and the pole, although he also caters for parties of juniors.
Helping customers catch more small carp, tench, bream, crucians and silver fish, John generally tackles Milton or Bonds, occasionally feeder fishing for bream on the Old Lake, and has yet to record a tuition day without catching.
