Ich möchte wirklich gerne einmal in England am Fluss fischen gehen. Wie stelle ich das an? Weis da jemand Rat? Gruß aus Deutschland.

I wonder why the don't build more center pins with a turning link in the food, for better casting.

Lovely.

Good video, nice to watch

Brilliant clear advice. Thanks

An excellent and well explained video as always 😁

Cheers ...great explanations. Bought all of your books! Great!

Good

meh...there are better was to plumb the depth of a lake

I love your videos, you are always so clear about each subject. Thank you for your help.

Fantastic - I never knew a thing about centrepin reels (only ever fly-fished), so this was a splendid introduction

I don't get the bit about bait that will behave more naturally, well if that's the case we should never shot down the line as it adds weight to the bait.... All bait sinks according to its own weight? So any shot down the line, will it be behaving 'naturally'??? Any advice anyone?

Thank you very much for a very informative video :) What is the size of the net you are using in the video?

Brilliant I wish my father had explained all this to me

Excellent video,

Great video 😊.....I personally would have a bit bigger gap near float.....bulk of no 4 (important to be fixed over half the depth.....2 no 6 ....1 no 8 on hook length.....4in over depth 😊.....worked for me

When you have a fish on, do you have drag or is it continuing reeling in??

Brilliant, thank you sir.

This is so so so helpful thank you

Spot on pal, that's exactly how us match anglers do it, but we also use some coloured waters, like dinamite wowsers. Fantastic feeder video for all well done

Nice informative video. Brilliant!

Do you think trout would eat the bread and the cheese paste

I’ve got to say you are a fantastic angler

Where have you gone your videos are fantastic can you please put more videos up I’ve learned so much from you

Excellent... I really don't fish the waggler successfully and your video really helped me understand what I should be doing.

Great channel thanks

I used to have a 5.1/2" handle-less, extra wide Leeds reel that would spin for ages with one bat. The beauty of Leeds reels is there's plenty of room for your fingers between the rim and the seat. After reading an article by the great angler Dave Thomas I had mine set up with the line coming off the top which I found gave greater trotting control and sticking you fingers in one of the holes soon became second nature when playing a fish. Sadly I let it go when my trotting days ended.

Would you use this same setup for perch fishing?

You are just talking about course fish, Trout are totally different and should be unhooked in the water at all times.

Great video thanks

Absolute banger of a vid

This reminds me of fishing when I was a boy with my Dad. Surveying lakes and understanding the weather really does make all the difference but nowadays people rely to much on tech and neon bait. True fishing skills are almost totally forgotten now

I am from Zambia. When fishing from a boat in a deep spot using a float please explain how to fish

Hello super vidéos!!

I once saw an angler in his thirties, using a spinning rod fitted with a centrepin reel and he was casting a lure for Yellowtail bait. This was up in Noosaville next to the fisheries boat shed. I stood there watching in fascination as he would flick the rod tip and flick the bottom of the reel’s rim with the other hand. He was landing fish after fish and never got an overrun or tangle! 😅 Something I will never forget.

Can such a float be called universal?

I can't believe such AMOUNT of information in a 10 minute video. Let me tell you something, I've spent like HOURS of research to know properly what is what and for what. HOURS. Love every minute of this video.

Hi, what size beads do you use for your boom? Many thanks

How does one liquidise cheese?

For 30 years I put the line on backwards ( off the top) but recently have experimented with the line coming off the bottom. I've not noticed any difference in terms of tangles so, as it's easier winding quickly somehow this way, I've continued with it. Nice video. 🙂

Really well presented and very informative. Thankyou,✌❤ Bob

Hi Richard hope you are well. Will you be making anymore videos in the near future as I've learned alot over the last few years by watching your channel.

I have watched your explanation about float fishing. Would you be so kind to mention the three types of floats you mentioned in the video and so that I can buy them in Holland thank you very much. Have a good Christmas.

Great video thanks. I've noticed that many anglers have switched to using a bomb that connects using a method feeder type stem, especially on commercials for 'bomb & pellet' fishing instead of traditional ledger. I can see that this enables a quick swap between method & bomb methods, but many bombs (eg; Guru) do not have the line slot that enables a quick switch. In such cases, what is the benefit of an inline stemmed bomb over a traditional ledger for ledger fishing please and how do you decide when to use either the new inline stem bombs or traditional bombs?

Sage and onion stuffing mix, made into a stiff paste 🎣

Wonderful. Thank you. Many years ago I had one of those screw in scythe heads....so wish i could get one now

Could u use this with 8lb line for carp are is the line a overkill for it if u could let me kno thanks

The big one is barbells hooks. I definitely have a much smoother experience unhooking baroness hooks and prefer to use surgical forceps that clamp on the hook.

do you think a medium spinning rod (shakespeare beta 20-80g) would be good for brown trout? i would fish a small mepps behind a bubble float with a long 5lb leader, 15lb mainline and a size 4000 reel