Andrew Warren

Name: Andrew Warren.

Year Born: 1989.

Occupation: Quality Engineer.

 

About me:

From the age of 12 fishing in general has been a big part of my lifestyle. I started as any young lad should, down a local club lake with my dad learning how to be patient whilst watching a bobbing stick float and twitching swing tip.

As I began to mature into a young man the satisfaction of float and feeder fishing seemed to wear off and I craved a new challenge. I tried my hand at match fishing for a few years and although it was only local club waters and open venues, it was extremely enjoyable and where I found my passion for catching carp.. From here I moved on to fishing local day ticket waters with smaller fish & higher stocks, just learning as I went along.

As time went on my fishing improved, I moved from these venues to bigger more challenging carp waters reducing my catch rate but getting ever closer to that fish of a lifetime.

 

Question: Current favourite venue & one in which you aspire to fish.

Answer: Chad lakes home pool is certainly top of my list closely followed by my current cotswold syndicate, as for lakes in which I aspire to fish.. It would have to be ashmead.

 

Question: Favoured hooklink material; fluorocarbon, coated braid or uncoated  braid.

Answer: Flurocarbon.

 

Question: If you could catch one carp whether dead or alive which would it be?

Answer: Blackeye closely followed by the Bishop.

 

Question: Hand sharpened or straight out of the packet?

Answer: Hand sharpened.

 

Question: Big windswept pits or small intimate ponds?

Answer: Small intimate ponds.

 

Question: Favourite season spring, summer, autumn or winter?

Answer: Autumn.

 

Question: Favourite vardis product and why?

Answer: A hundred percent the Downfall leader line. Where permitted this lead free leader is some of the best on the market, it sinks like a brick, is fantastically supple and is as tough as old boots.

 

Question: What is your preferred lead arrangement Inline, lead clip or helicopter?

Answer: Lead Clip.

 

Question: Who is or was your angling inspiration when growing up and why?

Answer: Adam penning, for me this guy is the real deal. The way in which he portrays himself as an angler and a professional is second to none, his knowledge, attention to detail and thought processes when it comes to carp in my opinion is unrivaled.