Carp Pro, sounds fine to me, except: practice making your own rigs. Ready-tied rigs are fine but if you learn to make the rigs yourself you also get a better idea how they work and why.
You dont always need a boat to do this sport. There are times that I miss casting out and not having to use the boat. In fact, on my last 3 sessions I prebaited a spot specifically at easy casting range and it was great to land a few 20's without having to employ the boat, lol! I think with a boat you can easily neglect areas at casting range. I'm guilty of that too...
Good luck with your session!
