#SessionVictim

[@bladeboy2041]

Now this is first class forward planning. Gigantica has a future indeed. Good work guys.

[@markdowns4854]

cant wait to go back there to fish the main lake after fishing the road lake. Its nice to see a lake not being run purely for profit and the place is spotless when you go there. Great Job!

[@thecarpingsaint7143]

Who knew just how much these stunning fish would have a growth explosion in just a short period of time 🤷‍♂️ It was great to see that they switched straight onto naturals and went missing like a lot of fish there do until they started coming out at over 30lb and now they are just monsters👏👏👏

[@lendavski]

Had a couple of trips to Gigantica. Always had a good time. Hope to come back one day. Keep up the good work. Cheers

[@slinkysaddler]

gone are the days when Danny was removing 20lbs carp from the main lake like in thinking tackle

[@edwardgeorge2514]

Nice to see the boss working lol

[@sugarsnap7883]

how will you know that the 20 lb fish is a recent stockey ? The reward fish.

[@edwardgeorge2514]

Would love to go there

[@carptoasttv7966]

any updates on the growth of the stockies

[@AaronUnknownPerformance]

Very impressive

[@JamesBMedia]

any update on the stockies?

[@toddmiller1933]

How did that orange fish do that you named in one of the first stock pond vids. He was nearly double all his brothers :)

[@richardsue1]

Good to see , fish for the future

[@onemaninaboat]

Interesting video and good to see the idea of self sustaining fishery in action. One thing which I found rather curious was the small size of your C3s. I had a chat with a fellow fishery biologist/manager as to what can be expected after three years and he says his average would be 12-13kg. But I suppose he grows them on truly industrial scale and has been doing it for donkeys years.

[@TheFallenWarri0r]

No way would a three year old carp weigh 12-13kg lol

[@gwl78]

stunning fish.

[@catalickconverta6823]

People need to stop nicking carp from council lakes and park lakes and selling them to fisheries my local pond was stocked with carp about 15 years ago with 150 carp all decent size and now there is about 12 carp left due to people robbing them and polish and romanians eating them council wont restoke the pool

[@jackel6665]

One day I will get to fish there😎

[@PI7ABR3D]

Do any die once transfered to the main lake?

[@zoltanfuleki6782]

In about 5 years I will be able to go visit that place hope to catch an absolute monster and even better I catch a monster they just stocked in on this vid It was 3 years ago and at that time they will be old and might not make It im not a fish expert don't know how long they live but ye hope to catch a monster that Danny stocked with his 2 hands

[@darrenmahoney8106]

They can live on average 30 years. You're in with a chance of catching one

[@brummyfishing]

I seen what it cost to fish gigantica if I went there and got plagued by pasties I'd be screwing

[@airriflemaniac]

One of these fish did 53lb this month

[@airriflemaniac]

@@CarpMan34 7 years old I believe now

[@mattiemclean9882]

So, did anybody catch a 20 pound stockie yet?

[@airriflemaniac]

One did 53lb this month

[@d800lover5]

They are carp, right? We don't like carp down here in Australia.

[@horrorfreaklondon3037]

Thats OK we don't like barramundis