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12 NASH E-<strong>ZINE</strong><br />

OLI DAVIES<br />

Well, finally our work is complete!<br />

The 2013 <strong>Nash</strong> DVD has gone off to<br />

the media plant to be manufactured<br />

and will be available for the first<br />

show of the year in mid-January.<br />

This is one not to miss, especially as<br />

it doesn’t cost a penny – it’s totally<br />

free! This year has been a bumper<br />

year and the DVD is packed full of<br />

fish captures, underwater footage,<br />

and of course blockbuster new<br />

products. It’s been a labour of love<br />

for myself and Mr <strong>Nash</strong> TV Winston,<br />

who has been burning the midnight<br />

oil to get it finished on time and to<br />

his exacting standards. We hope<br />

you enjoy it – it’s been great fun to<br />

make and we hope you’ll agree it’s<br />

a little bit different from your average<br />

fishing DVD.<br />

When the cold weather arrives<br />

I don’t hang up the rods and<br />

hibernate, I’m even keener to<br />

get out on the bank for although<br />

the carp bites might be hard to<br />

come by there are plenty of other<br />

species to fish for. In the last two<br />

weeks despite time being short I’ve<br />

caught chub, perch, dace, roach,<br />

grayling and brown trout. It is always<br />

possible to get that fishing fix, you<br />

just have to modify your objectives<br />

slightly and it makes you appreciate<br />

the carp when they do decide to<br />

play ball. There are still carp to be<br />

caught however and last week<br />

my winter venue threw up two fish<br />

to other anglers in the space of 5<br />

hours. This is after a month without<br />

a single capture. Bizarrely this was<br />

on the coldest day of the year,<br />

perhaps the extreme temperatures<br />

had forced them closer to the<br />

lakebed and the waiting traps. It<br />

does make me think that the fish<br />

are spending the vast majority of<br />

their time off the bottom, and I have<br />

spent the last two trips fishing Zig<br />

Bugs on all rods. I haven’t had one<br />

yet but I know if I can get on them<br />

there is every chance of a coldwater<br />

carp. I’ll let you know how I get on!

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