Excellent bait. Here in India we use a combo of wheat flour and a particular type of Indian cerial to make a dough which is flattened to a thick cake and cooked partially on a dry pan and then cut to suitable pieces for the hook. The cooking is to make the bait more stable so that it will last longer and will not get dislodged by the smaller fish.
I use exactly the same tehnique to put bread on a hook..I mostly use hard part (not soft) of a bread and it can stay in water for such a long time..I put also some attractors or vanilla sugar on bait
He's just using a couple of shot/sinkers pinched on his line, they will sink to the bottom and stay lightly on the bottom with the current from the river, giving very little resistance when the fish bites!
Lovely vid Matt, a question if I may please ? After you liquidise your bread groundbait, do you keep the groundbait in a sealed plastic bag also , or do you leave it open ?
Been tying to find the episode where matt catches the same carp twice in Sywell pond in Northamptonshire but never ever found it watched it when I was a kid. The pond is hidden over a wall next to a road
well seeing as videos like this are usually watched by beginners, they probably aren't going to know what that is? you have to consider the majority of viewers will be beginners, for obvious reasons
have a look at Martin bowlers video. .for his ledger link.he uses a piece of line trapped on his mainline using float/ledger stops..so he can actually adjust it up and down...neat idea
Richard-Anthony Gilbey ummmm if you can’t find Rutland Water, there is definitely something wrong with you, it’s the biggest, possibility most famous body of water in UK
Matt is a great angler, but he is getting some of the finer points wrong here. imo flake is always better than crust for chub, and you can mould it quite hard around the hook shank, as long as the hook point is well exposed. You don't want a shot just above the hook, this just makes the bait look unnatural, the bread wafting in the current is a great attractor... and unlike in any other fishing situation... never, ever throw in loose feed, it just attracts smaller fish, and chub are hierarchic feeders, the largest fish feeding first. If you feed, you'll just catch the smaller shoal members. Just my opinion, but I do catch 50+ 5lb+ fish every winter and have had several chub over 8lb... don't take my word for it. Try both approaches and see which one works for you. :) Cheers Matt.
recent match on our club water..upper severn. Winning weight of 45lb of chub (13 fish) floatfished maggot came after loose feeding maggot and hemp all the way through the match not a bite for first hour. . . In recent years a shortage of small fish to worry about attracting but dace and chublets back in abundance but he had none just big chub.. dont think theres always a one cap fits all.
@@robshaw3655 We don't actually know what else he caught though, do we? That chub was probably the only one big enough to show on TV. He was using a size 6 hook, so really small fish wouldn't have been caught.
Matt hayes a legend grew up watching him an john wilson , ow kids grow up watching carp heads where fishing is becoming less skill more camping with tech not even casting often real shame
I used to catch trout with bread and i never needed to pre bait ... and even today i would never pre bait ...no matter what type of fish am fishing for ..
Matt, your fashion sense then, (2012), is better than it is now. Btw, it was bad then lol. It's a good job you're the finest British fisherman and not a fashion designer.
Watching Matt Hayes as a kid after school is what got me into fishing, he makes everything so simple
Same, How old are you?
Then it was Robson green after
@@l9944 no !!!!!
I love the way he explains everything in great detail, some of the youngsters could learn a lot for Matt Hayes.
Yeah very few fisherman deliver information as eloquently as Matt Hayes.
looking foward to trying this when it cools down a little
i know it is kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good website to stream newly released movies online?
@Finn Zayne meh I watch on Flixportal. You can find it if you google:D -deandre
@Deandre Tate Thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D I really appreciate it!
it is a very simple way to catch some fish, but very effective. Matt Hayes is amazing :)
Matts Hayes, Rex hunt fishing adventures! Those were the days.
Bread is my favourite bait!👌 I've even caught a brown Trout on it! Great tips from the legend! 🙌
I can't believe anyone knows more about fishing than matt hayes
Excellent bait. Here in India we use a combo of wheat flour and a particular type of Indian cerial to make a dough which is flattened to a thick cake and cooked partially on a dry pan and then cut to suitable pieces for the hook. The cooking is to make the bait more stable so that it will last longer and will not get dislodged by the smaller fish.
Great video Matt, you’re the modern Mr Crabtree
thanks for posting btw
I use exactly the same tehnique to put bread on a hook..I mostly use hard part (not soft) of a bread and it can stay in water for such a long time..I put also some attractors or vanilla sugar on bait
He's sounds like a nice guy
Mat is a real gentleman and a realy good and knowledgeable angler.
Legend
'Every thing I need fits into this small seatbag' Oh and a huge red 30 ltr bucket! ;-)
He's had that rod rest since forever
great vid matt
Hehe, you look like a hardcore raver, mate! :D
He's just using a couple of shot/sinkers pinched on his line, they will sink to the bottom and stay lightly on the bottom with the current from the river, giving very little resistance when the fish bites!
Top man great fisher man
Great fisherman
Floating breads good when it’s a warm day. I always chick some in try attract some big carp.
Lovely vid Matt, a question if I may please ?
After you liquidise your bread groundbait, do you keep the groundbait in a sealed plastic bag also , or do you leave it open ?
I never go fishing without bread. I use other baits too but i like the versatility of bread
Been tying to find the episode where matt catches the same carp twice in Sywell pond in Northamptonshire but never ever found it watched it when I was a kid. The pond is hidden over a wall next to a road
1:10 'Now the rig that i use... very very simple - but basically... this is a four turn water knot paterno-' a what?
You don't know what a paternoster rig is? Or a 4 turn water knot? Christ, it's one of the simplest rigs going!
Paternoster
well seeing as videos like this are usually watched by beginners, they probably aren't going to know what that is? you have to consider the majority of viewers will be beginners, for obvious reasons
have a look at Martin bowlers video. .for his ledger link.he uses a piece of line trapped on his mainline using float/ledger stops..so he can actually adjust it up and down...neat idea
For big chub head to Rutland water, if you cant find it Mill Farm has massive chub. But definitely use fruity boilies they are devestating
Richard-Anthony Gilbey ummmm if you can’t find Rutland Water, there is definitely something wrong with you, it’s the biggest, possibility most famous body of water in UK
The shot i use is vodka xl
Good point, I've never seen him with a pole...
lol damn duck stealing all his feed.
simple and effective bread
Everything eats bread!
Holy crap that is a huge creek chub where i live they are like 4 inches
".......they are about 4 inches".
my favorite swim a hampton loade under the tree
Matt is a great angler, but he is getting some of the finer points wrong here. imo flake is always better than crust for chub, and you can mould it quite hard around the hook shank, as long as the hook point is well exposed. You don't want a shot just above the hook, this just makes the bait look unnatural, the bread wafting in the current is a great attractor... and unlike in any other fishing situation... never, ever throw in loose feed, it just attracts smaller fish, and chub are hierarchic feeders, the largest fish feeding first. If you feed, you'll just catch the smaller shoal members. Just my opinion, but I do catch 50+ 5lb+ fish every winter and have had several chub over 8lb... don't take my word for it. Try both approaches and see which one works for you. :) Cheers Matt.
You should challenge him to a competition, I know who I'd bet on. :-)
Think Matt has been around enough to know what's what . Your entitled to your opinion of course .
recent match on our club water..upper severn. Winning weight of 45lb of chub (13 fish) floatfished maggot came after loose feeding maggot and hemp all the way through the match not a bite for first hour. . . In recent years a shortage of small fish to worry about attracting but dace and chublets back in abundance but he had none just big chub.. dont think theres always a one cap fits all.
@@robshaw3655 We don't actually know what else he caught though, do we? That chub was probably the only one big enough to show on TV. He was using a size 6 hook, so really small fish wouldn't have been caught.
I take it Matt isnt doing Lake Escapes or Total Fishing anymore? shame...all seems to be old episodes on quest.
Matt hayes a legend grew up watching him an john wilson , ow kids grow up watching carp heads where fishing is becoming less skill more camping with tech not even casting often real shame
god bless teery lampard
Anyone just put chub in the search box and click the top video
Big chub
mediocre. Normal ones for me are 1,5-2 kg this looked about 1,4-1,5 kg.
Big ones for me are those >2 kg
I’d say worms are the cheaper
I used to catch trout with bread and i never needed to pre bait ... and even today i would never pre bait ...no matter what type of fish am fishing for ..
Tight git they need feeding u know lol
Matt, your fashion sense then, (2012), is better than it is now. Btw, it was bad then lol. It's a good job you're the finest British fisherman and not a fashion designer.
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