Match Fishing - September 2024

What's in the September edition of the best selling Match Fishing Magazine

Daiwa and England superstar Will Raisin is on the cover of the September issue as he makes a welcome return to our pages with a masterclass on catching F1s shallow. They don’t just give themselves up and you need to be thinking all the time to make the most of every session. Follow Will’s advice and you won’t go far wrong.

Also in this issue we follow paste master Joe Carass through a live match to see if his tactics can bring him victory, and discover how a top angler thinks and works through problems in the five hours, plus we have feeder and bomb features from Dave Wood and Matt Pillay, two experts at that game.

David Haynes concludes his conversation with match fishing legend Andy May and hears about his greatest win, and so much more, while Steve Gregory shows off an incredibly simple but effective tactic that brings him plenty of wins. On the pole front, Matt Powell catches silvers by the shedload at Patshull Park.
We’ve loads of advice and stories from our regular contributors Andy Power, who just can’t stop winning big matches, and Matt Godfrey, who details a World Championship victory with the Under 15s England team, while not forgetting team talk with Kye Jerrom and a veteran’s angle from John Brooks.

All this plus tackle reviews that include Daiwa and Shimano poles, Nytro luggage, MAP Method feeders and an interesting variation on the whip theme from Middy, together with a competition to win a fantastic Nytro seatbox worth £349.95.

Editor’s Picks

Ring The Changes For Shallow Action
Will Raison explains how you need to hit the accelerator when it comes to catching a big haul of F1s on shallow tactics.

In Conversation With…
Part two of our chat with the one and only Andy May, talking about big matches, Winning Ways and more.

Against The Clock
We join Joe Carass at his favourite Shearsby Valley Lakes to see if he can make his paste approach work for the cameras!

One Rod Does It All!
When visiting commercial venues, do you find yourself setting up loads of tackle? According to Matt Pillay, this isn’t necessary! 

Poor Draw? Don’t Worry…
We join Dave Wood on the banks of the ever-popular Boddington Reservoir for a lesson in catching carp from larger, open expanses of water.

Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained
Afraid of those large, natural venues that look enticing, but you’re not sure where to start? Matt Powell has you covered.