by Gardner Tackle
Gardner have been developing advanced carp and coarse fishing equipment since 1980. We now provide everyone with the option to listen to our video content in podcast format.
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6/15/2021
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January 1, 2025
<p>Welcome to the new series of Gardner Tackle Podcasts hosted by Simon Hartop.</p> <p>In this episode we were delighted to have Gaz Fareham visit our podcast studio and talk about his childhood introduction to angling with his father, university days and how his carp angling worked around studying and his passion for not only big carp, but also the rivers and specimen chub. </p> <p>Gaz has ventured into europe on many occasions and talks about some of his exploits as well as the start of the Subsurface publication and writing his own book - Adrift. </p>
November 9, 2024
<p>Episode 3 of The Gardner Tackle Podcast is with all-rounder John Gard. John has spent many years fishing stretches of the river Thames and has a whole collection of stories from the banks of this historic river. Not only tales of huge record fish, but also some great memories of the characters and experiences he has had while spending time on the bank. </p> <p>Johns angling experience streches the globe. One of the first to venture to Canada for carp, trips hunting huge sturgeon and wild salmon. A true legend and character of the UK angling scene!</p>
October 5, 2024
<p><br /> Episode 2 of the Gardner Tackle Podcast is with carp fishing rig pioneer - Steve Renyard. Many modern rigs use mechanics based on Steve's thinking from decades ago. Simon talks to Steve about the history of his carp angling, his rig designs and where he feels the carp scene is heading now. </p>
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