On March 15, 2024, we started our spring campaign on Reed Carp Lake... We arrived in the morning and were greeted by a wonderful environment full of true spring colors, where we soon occupied the 12 positions.

After setting up a short camp, we "armed ourselves" and set the baits.

Personally, I brought the Kriller 2.0, 20mm Bojli with the matching Popup and Booomer from the BN family, and I also had the Wild Tiger 20mm Bojli, Popup and Booomer as another weapon. Soon the night greeted us and, as we thought, the change of light brought the fish's appetite!

Our first "opponent" was a 10.5-kilogram beautiful scaly beauty, whom we captured as a temporary prisoner of war with Kriller 2.0. Tired from the battle, we were about to fall asleep when the catch signal suddenly sounded..... After 20 minutes of tiring, we managed to get a 13.9 kilogram carp into the mouth!

They were the biggest prisoners of war that night, but the carp between 6-8 kilograms were constantly arriving, most of which were attracted to the Wild Tiger! Our next day, thanks to the double frontal effect, we managed to get through the whole day without getting caught, but the night was approaching and we knew that this would be our time! We were having a great exchange of ideas when, at 21:15, we noticed a very slow bite on the rod baited with Kriller. A 30-minute tiring session followed, during which I could already guess that the biggest "freedom fighter" so far was fighting at the end of the hook. The beautiful mirrored weight of the seashells placed on the scale was about 15.30 kilograms. After disinfection, he, like all prisoners of war, regained his freedom. A few more warriors arrived that evening, but no really great generals or colonels paid their respects. After the sun came up, we had to say goodbye to each other "the battle is over" but the war is not over yet! I will definitely come back, and I won't rest until I trick a really big warrior of the lake with one of the BN family's boli!