Kryston News
NewsNew World Record Common - Nermin Caro does it again
Nermin Caro has landed the world’s biggest common carp weighing in at an amazing 87lb 3oz (39.6kg). This is the second time the German angler has caught ‘Mary’ and along with his brother ace carp angler Emir they have now have now accounted for three world records between them!
Nermin was using our new 30lb b.s. Jackal mega braid hook-length which he has been field testing for some time.
He used Dynamite baits to fool the giant common consisting of a 15mm Fluro Strawberry and Scopex Pop-Up soaked in a prototype liquid. This was fished snowman-style tied with new prototype boilie. Hook was a size 6 A1 Super Gamakatsu.
A full report of this amazing catch will be up loaded soon.
Well done Nermin
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NewsNew World Record - Well done Martin
Congratulations go to Solar Tackle boss Martin Locke who is no stranger to big carp, but even he could not believe the size of the fish in his landing net. It was of course the new world record caught in near artic conditions from Rainbow Lake at a staggering weight of 94lb!
Martins successful rig included 2 Solar Club Mix boilies fished kebab style with an 8mm Top Banana everlasting Pop Up between, new Solar snag hook on test and a Kryston 85lb Ton-Up hooklength and snag leader.
If anglers were rewarded for sheer dedication, commitment and effort with the fish of a lifetime Martin would certainly be one of them…One of anglings nice guys.
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NewsWorld Record Breaking Brothers Emir & Nermin Caro
In 2007, Emir Caro caught a world record common carp weighing 84lb 12oz, with a little help from Kryston products Krystonite and Score Gold.
Well it is now 2009, and Emir's brother Nermin now holds the world record. 33-year-old Nermin caught the massive carp, affectionately known as 'Mary' from an undisclosed lake in Germany, on 30th September 2009. Mary now weighs an impressive 86lb 06oz. Nermin used 35lb Kryston Quicksilver Gold for his presentation.
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