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Ali, Dovey and Spooner travel to a picturesque lake set in forest land known as Iles3, or Three Islands, near Montereau south of Paris. This body of water is known for its large common carp and all three anglers hope to improve upon their best catches.

The first leg of The Tour of France sees the intrepid trio - Ali, Dovey and Spooner - head south to a large natural lake called Carces.

Tom and Neil go head to head on an Italian job like no other as they do battle for the ultimate carp fishing trophy - but will feelings get in the way of success?

The boys head to Hungary to hunt the biggest king carp on the planet - Tom and Neil team up as they target a place in the record books at a lake famous for monster fish.

The concluding leg of the Tour of France sees the boys head to Dijon, to a lake named The Graviers - previously home to the world record carp. Competitive camaraderie is rife, as Ali, Dovey and Spooner not only target a 70lber, but they also decide to have a competition to see who can catch the biggest carp of the trip and go onto win the prestigious Monster Carp Yellow Jersey.

Ali, Dovey and Spooner head to the north east of France near to Reims, to Crete Lakes - a prestigious and well-known water that holds colossal carp up to an incredible 85lbs.

The team film their first-ever episode in the UK, from the Wasing Estate in Berkshire, which has a number of lakes and was previously the home of the British record carp. Ali, Neil and Tom find it difficult to tempt the carp as this lake has been fished regularly by other anglers, and these old fish have seen everything over the years.

Ali Hamidi, Neil Spooner and Tom Dove travel to Thailand, where they have previously caught huge Siamese carp, but this time the focus is on the other species of carp found there. Their adventure is split between Fishing Park Samui and Gillhams Fishing Resorts, where they will have to use all of their skill and knowledge to outwit as many different carp species as possible, and in the process they will be hoping to bank one of the stunning Jullien's golden carp that can be found there.

Ali Hamidi, Neil Spooner and Tom Dove head to Lac de Saint-Cassien, France, where anglers have been travelling to since the 1980s in search of the monsters that live in its depths.

Fishing fanatics Ali Hamidi, Tom Dove and Neil Spooner attempt to conquer Croatia. They fish two epic venues, including the famous Lake Ontario. The target for the trio this time is to catch a carp of 60 pounds or more.

Neil Spooner and Tom Dove contend with severe weather conditions and potentially deadly wildlife as they venture to a huge wild lake in South Africa in this episode.

Tom Dove and Neil Spooner go head-to-head at the world-famous Gigantica complex in France as they do battle to net the biggest monster at this difficult wild venue.

The team travel to a venue in Hungary that has produced carp weighing more than 40kg in the past. However, they quickly discover it shares a common problem with many lakes in this part of the world - there are also hordes of hungry smaller carp under 20lb.

Tom Dove and Neil Spooner head to the Extremadura region of Spain, fishing for carp weighing up to 80lbs. Last in the series.

Series in which carp fishing fanatic Ali Hamidi seeks out giant carp across the world. He is joined by Tom Dove and Danny Fairbrass on Italy's lakes and rivers.

Ali Hamidi, Neil Spooner and Tom Dove's mission to track down the world's largest carp takes them to Slovenia, visiting a remote lake full of submerged trees and a park lake that produced the country's record catch of almost 80lb.

The team members head to the Netherlands, which is renowned for its extensive waterways, but they will be focusing their attention on a lake called Carplantis which is home to some fantastic-looking, and very large carp. Plus, they also take in a spot of barbel fishing on the River Meuse.

The lads travel to Spain and head off the beaten track to visit an old enemy in search of redemption, fishing at the stunning Lake Orellana.

Neil Spooner and Tom Dove visit Lake Zajarki on the outskirts of Zagreb in Croatia to see if they can catch carp that could be in excess of anything they've landed before.

Neil Spooner and Tom Dove head off to the Lac du Der Chantecoq in France in search of the biggest wild carp in the world, a massive common carp that was last caught at 103 pounds.