Carp fishing moves into 'Web 2.0'

Nov. 14, 2008 - PRLog -- Carp Nation is a new second generation on-line carp fishing magazine, producing user generated content and comments for the global carp fishing community. The new site available at http://www.carpnation.com offers unlimited access to articles written and produced by real carp anglers, sharing their knowledge and experiences.

The magazine is set to produce a huge carp fishing community and offers the experienced angler the opportunity to get there opinion across, instead of only reading, watching and listening to the same handful of professional carp anglers. The site offers something to beginners and experienced carp anglers alike, advice and tips on all aspects of carp fishing. Meaning that there is something for everyone, even if you contribute it yourself.

"the inspiration behind the site stemmed from firstly my love of carp fishing but more my frustration that I wanted to improve my fishing, but reading about an anglers last big fish or latest rig was only of limited use to me. I wanted more..."
Phil Thomas - Carp Nation Editorial Director

Access to the site is unrestricted and visitors are encouraged to subscribe via RSS (Really Simple Syndication) or via email to automatically pick up the sites weekly updates. Further to reading articles on the site users are invited to contribute to the site and articles by commenting or submitting their own article for publication.

"I really like the site it gives me as a carp angler a fantastic reference point for all carp fishing related topics. As an experienced carp angler I will be attempting my first article very soon."
Steve Hicks - Carp Angler

Visit http://www.carpnation.com to read and find out more, how you can contribute.

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Carp Nation on-line magazine offers the global carp fishing community, a place to share their knowledge and comments. Articles are community driven giving the new angler and experience angler a like the opportunity to pick-up tips and information to improve their fishing.