11th Blaringhem Carp Show – February 7 & 8, 2026

Northern France will once again host one of the most anticipated carp fishing events of the year: the 11th Blaringhem Carp Show , organized by the Carplimit Blaringhem Club . A true opportunity for meeting, exchanging ideas, and discovering new things, this show has established itself over the years as an essential event for passionate anglers, whether beginners, experienced anglers, or professionals in the field.

For two days, February 7th and 8th, 2026, the Blaringhem Sports Complex will be transformed into a veritable carp fishing village, bringing together exhibitors, brands, artisans, associations, retailers, designers, influencers, and enthusiasts. Innovative equipment, baits, accessories, destinations, nautical gear, textiles, carp fishing trips, and demonstrations will all be on hand to showcase the entire world of carp fishing in a warm and authentic atmosphere.

Program and practical information

• Saturday: 9am to 7pm

• Sunday: 10am to 6pm

• Location: Sports complex – Route d'Hazebrouck – 59173 Blaringhem

• Entry fee: €3

• Free for children under 14

On site, visitors will be able to enjoy a catering service, a refreshment stand and a raffle.

A showroom designed by enthusiasts

For several years, this show has confirmed its importance in the regional carp fishing scene thanks to a serious, dynamic organization centered on a shared passion: modern, responsible, and environmentally friendly fishing. Each edition brings together a diverse audience: recreational anglers, competitors, test teams, clubs, federations, specialist media, and professional industry players.

A rich experience full of exchanges and discoveries

This event is a true hub for learning, innovation, and sharing. Visitors will be able to get personalized advice, compare equipment, discover the latest trends, discuss modern strategies, brainstorm future destinations, and make new personal and professional connections.

Carp Collect’Or recommendation

Take advantage of the trade show to network with brands and speakers, ask technical questions, compare solutions, and gather feedback. These on-the-ground encounters are one of the best ways to learn and often allow you to evolve your practices faster than months of isolated research.