This week, Elliott opens up about slowing life down and spending proper, quality time on the bank with his son Albert — a reminder of what fishing is really all about. He dives into the new Fox Heli-Safe that’s turning heads and seriously challenging Korda’s version, plus a fresh batch of underwater revelations featuring Scott Lloyd. The lads also touch on how a single swan can ruin a carefully crafted spot in seconds, and the devastating situation unfolding at the Orient as dam repairs continue to take their toll.
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This week, Elliott opens up about slowing life down and spending proper, quality time on the bank with his son Albert — a reminder of what fishing is really all about. He dives into the new Fox Heli-Safe that’s turning heads and seriously challenging Korda’s version, plus a fresh batch of underwater revelations featuring Scott Lloyd. The lads also touch on how a single swan can ruin a carefully crafted spot in seconds, and the devastating situation unfolding at the Orient as dam repairs continue to take their toll.
In this episode, Elliott talks about Scott Lloyd’s Fishin’ Show, his recent fishing at Burghfield, The NEW Survival Series and preparing to film an underwater project with Alan Blair. He also shares members’ feedback and reflects on the end of an era with the closure of Nash Bait.
Cypography Carp Fishing Podcast
This week, Elliott opens up about slowing life down and spending proper, quality time on the bank with his son Albert — a reminder of what fishing is really all about. He dives into the new Fox Heli-Safe that’s turning heads and seriously challenging Korda’s version, plus a fresh batch of underwater revelations featuring Scott Lloyd. The lads also touch on how a single swan can ruin a carefully crafted spot in seconds, and the devastating situation unfolding at the Orient as dam repairs continue to take their toll.
