The Thinking Tackle Podcast.

Welcome to The Thinking Tackle Podcast. Now, if you haven't already, please make sure to subscribe

so you don't miss an episode. Now, today I'm joined in the studio by a man who has

tread that most fine of lines, and that is catching big carp whilst holding down a full-time

job and a family. and some of the venues

that he's caught carp from are among the most famous in the UK. So Lee Kemp, thank you very much

for coming in, back then you way across from, I think, the coast today. Sunny Essex. Yeah,

we were both caught in traffic today, mate. So, and we've since spent probably two hours trying to decode your cart fishing

album, I suppose, into some form that we can look.

It's a fair to say, mate, I guess that you're not someone who obsesses over having everything

in albums.

No, as we found out, it's, yeah, a needle in a haystack here and there between everything, really? I just have to say with the greatest respect, it's probably the oldest working laptop I have ever seen in my life. Still going, it's got five years in it at least. You remember anyone listening? You remember those laptops that were as thick as the dictionary. It was like one of them.

So it's very impressive, mate. Do you think it would pass its MOT?

Absolutely not.

There's only one key missing off it. It's right. Yeah, one key and the inability to actually click on the clicker didn't work. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But the point being there's lots of carp on there. But you don't print them out, you don't keep them anywhere.

We've had stuff off your phone.

So getting photographs isn't why you go carp fishing clearly.

No.

Yeah, we've definitely found that out today.

No, it's nice to get in this Dan age with digital technology is a good picture,

but even that somehow is not always guaranteed.

No.

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