I had been putting off this trip for a long time, due to the heavy heat in Plovdiv region, but at the first possible cooling I did not wait for an invitation at all, as they say.

I kept my 13 sector as my idea was this time to harass the Daiwa Airity X-slim Feeder 3.30mt/50gr and although it is not the Power version to see how it will cope with the task of pulling out any snags in size and not allowing them to enter the snags on the opposite shore. Standard preparation for soft food and fish-based pellets. I combined the feeder with Daiwa TDR 3012, but pre-calmly can be put and the next size reel. main line 0.24 mm Daiwa Tournament ST, leader Tournament Rig Line 0.24mm and hook Maver MV-R 1317 No 10. I zaklipsych of 41 m, right on 1 span of opposite reeds and put the lightest possible method feeder 20 gr, so as not to sink into the mud. Fishing went quite interesting... 4 consecutive turtles, I have never been to this fishing venue before, but they have apparently bred quite a lot. I started to plop pellets with the method of every 5 min to be able to score the carp on the spot and to “pushed the“ turtles that were very brazen.

It's got the pattern... the first charcoe around the 5 kg entered the landing nfl.

So on each fish or transfer “pitted“ by 3 method and the fish stood on the spot. By about 14h, I was able to catch 22 fish weighing from 1.5 kg to 8 kg, 5 turtles and one duck. To my great regret, I also hooked up an amur that was just brutally large, a fish of the 15/20 kg variety and I was extremely unprepared for that fish. I knew that whatever attempt I made to get it, it would just do everything on salt, and still... I don't wear a carp landing net with me, and the head I used for the trip was a diameter 55 cm Daiwa Latex Carp, for whatever carp there is no problem, but for that big... After 30/40 min battle, the rod handled the animal, but I was just forced to unhook or break it and went off live-a-live, next time, as they say.

It was a super trip, with lots of fish and lots of interesting happenings. Greetings colleagues and hook!