Cypography Carp Fishing Podcast

Off air since June, Elliot is back behind the mic with plenty to catch up on… starting with the question everyone's been asking since the summer: how did it really feel watching Spooner land that legendary Waterside carp while he was somewhere else entirely? From a limited-edition clothing drop and a photography book four years in the making, to coloured leads, the guilt of fishing too much and one patient member's long-awaited reward, this is a proper catch-up.

Elliott and Thom, back at it. Elliott opens up on his own fishing and where his head's at right now — a spring he's glad to see the back of, his lake shut for spawning, and a family trip to Disneyland where he couldn't stop hunting for carp. Talk turns to what's next for Cypography and a new series with Scott Lloyd.

Elliott & Thom, back at it. Elliott opens up on his own fishing and where his head's at right now. Talk turns to the hunt for new lakes to lease, what's next for Cypography, and the big one everyone's waiting on — has the Waterside Common broken the British record?

Elliott & Thom are back — and this one goes everywhere. A 64lb mirror that left the net at 29lb, a Phantom Shitter mystery on Elliott's lake, and a surface-fishing breakthrough sparked by a four-year-old's boredom. Plus Luke lands a near-50 common, the Wingham record debate reopens, and the boys talk May tactics. Lake ownership chaos and proper insight.

Elliott & Thom are back — and this one doesn't slow down. Fresh off the back of the Doncaster and Essex fishing shows, they're breaking down what worked, what surprised them, and why the show circuit still hits different when it's done right. Elliott's been on the bank too, and he's got thoughts on small waters. The Tactics, sessions, the stuff that's actually working right now — plus more on the lake he's taken on. Early impressions, big expectations, and why he thinks it might be something special.

Elliott & Thom are back and this one goes everywhere. From questioning whether “quick change” rigs are actually quick at all, to revealing details about a new lake Elliott he’s taken on — one he believes holds some of the best carp in the country. The conversation also drifts into the reality of running Cypography behind the scenes, the constant battle to keep people engaged, and why retention, hooks and social media are all becoming bigger talking points than ever!

A January catch-up episode covering what’s been happening at Cypography and across the carp scene.We talk about Cypography Angler of the Year, with Robbie Briers taking the title, and why recognising consistency and moments still matters. There’s chat around Scott Lloyd’s last three releases, what’s stood out, and the reaction to them, alongside thoughts on Martin Locke’s 68lb capture and why fish like that still stop people in their tracks. We also cover the new giveaways being run with Capital Carp Competitions, and touch on getting back out to the carp shows as the year gets underway.

This week, Elliott opens up about slowing life down and spending proper, quality time on the bank with his son Albert — a reminder of what fishing is really all about. He dives into the new Fox Heli-Safe that’s turning heads and seriously challenging Korda’s version, plus a fresh batch of underwater revelations featuring Scott Lloyd. The lads also touch on how a single swan can ruin a carefully crafted spot in seconds, and the devastating situation unfolding at the Orient as dam repairs continue to take their toll.

In this episode, Elliott dives into the madness of their latest underwater shoot with Alan Blair — a session that took an unexpected turn when the cameras weren’t the only things rolling… let’s just say there were plenty of naked distractions in the background! Between the chaos, the lads get stuck into a few Cypography updates, the ongoing beaked vs straight point hook debate, and how Elliott’s been slowing things down to spend a bit of proper family time away from the banks.

In this episode, Elliott talks about Scott Lloyd’s Fishin’ Show, his recent fishing at Burghfield, The NEW Survival Series and preparing to film an underwater project with Alan Blair. He also shares members’ feedback and reflects on the end of an era with the closure of Nash Bait.