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Hi Haydn, thank you for watching. Hard to answer that one but if I'm going through a dry spell then the answer for me is simply go back to basics. Look at your rigs and look at your bait. Are you trying rigs that you dont have confidence in? Are you using new bait? If yes to either one it may mean one or both dont suit the water you are on. Ultimately it could be as simple as being the lake you are on being poorly stocked, choosing the wrong pegs based on weather/conditions or a combination of all these things. Sometimes no matter what we do or what bait we choose they just aren't interested. So many variables come into it all but start off like I say with the basics and go from there. Please feel free to DM me on Instagram if you have an account and we can discuss in more detail.

There are a number around to be honest Eastern, do you have a list of the bits or could message me on Instagram at all and I could try and help?

I've since had a look at a couple and no I wouldn't advise it personally. There is a lot of cheap rubbish in the sets, a rod pod that will rock about and snap by the looks of it, reels I wouldn't trust (so important to get good ones, (doesn't mean expensive ones), a bivvy that looks very cheap material and will have horrendous condensation. I could go on really and you know me from my videos I don't encourage spending a bomb on tackle but there are certain items where you need to focus on quality, some other bits where it's fine to go cheaper level is acceptable but it's important to get certain bits right. Drop me a message on insta if you can and I will talk you through it.

@@Mike33 thanks for the advice I thought that might be the case, I don't have Instagram but I will sub to your channel cheers 👍

@@easternundergroundsounds6977 thank you very much I am glad I can help. You are also welcome to email me if you like mikescarpingadventures@gmail.com

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