Korda - The Thinking Tackle Podcast Korda Developments Ltd

On this episode of the Korda podcast, Danny Fairbrass is back in the studio to discuss Embryo Angling Habitats, a non-profit organization dedicated to creating and maintaining high-quality angling environments for the future of the sport. Embryo is focused on the sport's future. It has close relationships with numerous stakeholders and works with them (and independently) to examine alternative methods of predation prevention in carp fishing. During the podcast, Danny and Rich not only discussed Embryo's recent initiatives and future strategies but also unveiled some of the most stunning carp from Embryo's vast portfolio. 

On this episode of the Korda podcast, we have our newest Korda angler, Tom Maker, in the studio for his first podcast appearance!
In this show, Tom reveals the truth about the carp fishing hormone controversy that has surrounded both his fishing and personal life in recent years. 
He shared an exclusive and in-depth insight into exactly what happened during that time and the full impact it had on his fishing, home life, and career. 

On this episode of the Korda podcast we have, Jim Foster! Jim is best known as the founding editor of Total Carp. He is also an avid angler who caught his first carp back in the late 80's. Since then, he has gone on to fish notable venues such as The Essex Manor and Withy Pool. In this episode, we took a look back at Jim's angling life, we also got an exclusive behind-the-scenes insight into the early world of angling media.

The Thinking Tackle Podcast celebrates its 100th episode with a special line-up of guests, Danny Fairbrass, Tom Dove, Damian Clarke & Neil Spooner! In this episode of the podcast, we answered YOUR questions! The group also shared a variety of amusing angling anecdotes, while they also looked back on some personal favourites and old clips from the show's first 100 episodes.

On this episode of the Korda podcast, we have bait expert and host of the Carp Chronicles Podcast, Sam Barley. Sam and Rich sat down to discuss all things bait, why carp eat what they do and how anglers can best take advantage of this knowledge. 
 
 
 
 

On the latest episode of the Korda podcast, we have Richard Skidmore. 
Richard has been carp fishing at a high level, over numerous decades across some of the countries most recognisable venues. He even caught his first carp in 1968! 
On this episode of the podcast, we looked back at some of Richard's most notable captures, and how he has managed to maintain such a prominent level of angling across many years.