Best Angling Magazine's To Subscribe Too?

[RobStubbs]

I'd subscribe to anglersnet ! Unbiased opinions, helpful guys always willing to share their advice and stacks of back articles for you to browse at your leisure. And best of all it's free !

 

(what's the blatant plug worth then Elton ?)

 

Rob.

[Elton]

I'd subscribe to anglersnet ! Unbiased opinions, helpful guys always willing to share their advice and stacks of back articles for you to browse at your leisure. And best of all it's free !

 

(what's the blatant plug worth then Elton ?)

 

Rob.

 

You can have another free year's subscription to the forum.....just like everyone else

 

Personally, I think there's room for the internet and mags to work well alongside each other, especially in carp fishing. When I'm bivvied up is the one time I like to read a lot, whether it be a book or magazine.

[Miggy]

People have already mentioned it but in my opinion the IYCF mag is one of the best around, a good read too. Gives you loads of hints and tips, new baits to try e.t.c I found it useful, you can buy it in most shops. Sometimes get some free stuff too worth a read give it a try ... see what you think

 

cheers

 

mitch

[Puzzled]

People have already mentioned it but in my opinion the IYCF mag is one of the best around, a good read too. Gives you loads of hints and tips, new baits to try e.t.c I found it useful, you can buy it in most shops. Sometimes get some free stuff too worth a read give it a try ... see what you think

 

cheers

 

mitch

 

Completely agree, it's a very good all-rounder of a fishing publication.

[haighy]

Again yeah, IYCF is a real good starting point. TCF also.

[smiffster]

Again yeah, IYCF is a real good starting point. TCF also.

 

 

When I got back into fishing a few months ago, I started with IYCF to get 'genned up' on the latest methods, etc.

 

Very good for the rookie/returning angler.

[Alan Stubbs]

I agree about Anglersnet...but I also lioke CarpAddict - especially if one of our number on AN has contributed an article like his recent 'Winter of Great Content' - apart from which the same man does sub-edit the thing.

 

I can't agree with people's comments about IYCF - I've seen 3 or 4 copies since Kev Green took over and in terms of quality it's gone downhill at a rate of knots IMO. It's little better than a 'red top' now - there is a schematic of a knotless knot in each copy I've seen, and not one of any other knots. That's just lazy and hardly likely to IYCF, if that's the limit of their sights.

Edited July 11, 2007 by Alan Stubbs

[Donegali]

Well I'll go with the majority and suggest IYCF. I've returned after a 7 year hiatus and found it extremely useful for getting me started again. After that from what I've seen all the carp mags provide pretty much the same information, so just buy one that you enjoy reading!

[DanDanUK]

i read capology personnally,

 

but if i was to reccomend one too you i'd say either IYCF (improve your coarse fishing) or Total carp fishing both have top class pointer for the very basic of carp anglers.

[Severn Wolf]

IYCF (improve your coarse fishing) or Total carp fishing both have top class pointer for the very basic of carp anglers.

 

Dan, from a couple of your posts I`d say you need to take your own advice mate.