Korda Thinking Tackle Season 8: Ep8 Danny is joined by Simon Scott fishing Linear | Carp Fishing

[@RobertSmith-jh2gh]

Love the old skool thinking chunes

[@giantoutdoorsfr.3757]

after watching korda / thinking tackle since the beginning, I have to say it has gone from fairly blatant advertising to top quality info sharing with tv quality filming. fair play to all the korda boys. you will always get more criticism than praise if you are successful. easier to knock than do it yourself! some of the best anglers in the country giving out info, never saw that coming ten years ago! safe rigs that are " silly" really? Having said that, some one at some point at korda has said " I wish I had a pound for every carp caught in the country" well, you probably do now , and fair play !

[@robcollier55]

23:55 go on the boy! big salmon oooonnnnnnnn

[@elwooddestiny11blues20]

Little something . Try emptying a bag of frozen sweetcorn in a bucket of water and leave it over night . You ll be suprised to see how much of it actually floats when you check it in the morning . Its even worse if you chuck it out while its still or semi frozen .

[@thelukos]

Proper bullies the fish old Fairbrass

[@kingjohn1966]

thelukos then sulks when he rips it out there mouth

[@markcrossley9500]

Simon Scott in the Fox branded Glasses..

[@45mx]

NGT camo buckets too

[@welshycarper]

And in one episode Danny apologised to Tom dove for not using the Korda tackle box sooner........ he was using a fox box

[@chucky1golf]

Anyone fish running ledger these days, the lead clip is very old hat now and on hard lakes gets nothing. Did anyone ever say carping was hard down south, get up North Danny

[@markmason13]

Hi mate I use a running rig if fishing a lake with no weed and not many snags, I also used to fish around the Preston area a lot 6-7 years back and a 25lbs carp was big for that area.

[@proformer]

Just because you guys are dropping leads all over the world with those silly rigs I can't like those videos...

[@ktmbikes9227]

You do realise that most lakes get dived and get all them leads back? plus they are so well coated they will last 30 years underwater.