Now live on the DNA Baits YouTube channel is the latest episode of the 3D Series, the only carp-fishing series in which the viewer selects which bait the anglers use.

Fishing for carp on a new venue for the first time can be a daunting prospect. You don’t know the going swims, the spots, the make-up of the lakebed, the best rigs, the habits of the carp or what bait to use, so we’ve enlisted the help of Olly Sanders to demonstrate exactly how he tackles a venue he's never seen before.

Carp fishing’s only show where the bait used is decided by the viewer returns for a second series! We kick off the new series of The 3 Dimensions with a trip to one of the most popular day-ticket carp fisheries in the UK, Todber Manor in Dorset.

Tom Forrester makes his on-screen DNA Baits debut as we join him for a session at Linear Fisheries in Oxfordshire to learn how he approaches a typical spring session on a busy day-ticket venue.

Solid bags are undoubtedly one of the deadliest methods a carp angler can have in their armoury, offering guaranteed presentation on practically any substrate and a small parcel of attraction around your hookbait. Yet despite their effectiveness, very few anglers use them on a regular basis, often opting for the comparative ease of a Ronnie rig. Tony Payne is convinced solid bags are well worth the effort, as they have accounted for numbers of carp for him down the years, in particular on Manor Farm’s Booneys Lake, a venue renowned for its scaly mirrors and striking dark commons. 

Here it is, our final piece of unseen material featuring our beloved and much-missed friend, Iain Macmillan.

Winter Series 7 reaches its official finale, as Mark Bartlett heads to the most famous carp fishery in the country, Linear Fisheries.

Winter carp fishing rarely gets more challenging than this, as Lee ‘Mozza’ Morris is joined on the banks of a freezing-cold Standlake Lagoons in Oxfordshire by James Anderson.