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A good tip for me is look at second hand i picked up a decent trakker bivvy and a decent bed chair at almost half price . There are some tackle tarts who upgrade for fun . Im poor so always on the look for a bargain . Clothing and sleep gear im ok with because my other hobby is camping .
Good video!,,,my tip is know your tackle, or how its packed. i never search for things i know exactly where every piece of my tackle and kit is even in darkness.... fail to prepare, then prepare to fail......
Hi mate, just about to do my first overnight carp fishing session, what bait would u recommend and would u say its worth getting a sleeping bag for extra covering or would I be fine with a few blankets? Thanks
Hi Cory, thanks for the comment. If the lake doesn't have any nuisance fish (bream, roach etc) then corn is always a good one. Boilies are a must for me and would recommend a reputable brand like DNA baits, Sticky etc but there are loads to choose from. Personally I prefer blankets but in this weather it's worth taking both, a 4/5 season bag is a must for me though in winter but I always have a blanket too. I hope this helps (we could talk for ages on these subjects) but will be releasing a 5 tips to stay comfortable carp fishing in winter shortly so be sure to subscribe so you don't miss it.
@@corygee9962 be warm Always, extra dry socks, gloves. But use a couple different sized/flavored boilies and definitely on a hair rig, at least. Been successful with birdseed as chum or corn. But definitely use a bait feeder setup rig and put an oatmeal, jello type porridge in it. You’ll crush
As a newbie to carp fishing, I’m about to buy a bivvy for my first night fishing session which I can’t wait for, so thank you for the tips 👍🏻 can you make some more videos now please haha
Hi Andrew. Thank you for your kind comment, any questions dont hesitate to ask. I will be releasing some more videos shortly. If you would like me to focus on anything in particular please just ask.
It might seem like a silly question but could you do like an idiots guide to different rigs, at the minute I have just learned how to tie my own hair rigs but I hear so much about helicopter rigs and chod rigs etc, and it’s all just a blur to me
Hi James, I tend to make my own these days now but If I needed some good ones I trusted then I would be going to a company called FishEasy, a small independent who does them at a good price but importantly are spot on quality wise. Otherwise Angling Direct or your local tackle shop will have a wide variety to choose from. Hope this helps and don't forget to subscribe I have a few more bits coming up shortly!
Feel free to check out the below link. A great team who help each other out, go on big socials and share catches and get some cheaper but quality bait. If you want to discuss joining the team do let me know. hydrabaits.com/collections/all
Don't forget to check out my latest sessions!
Carp Fishing Sessions: th-cam.com/play/PLh94bUe4apf4e8Le8CntS3DGqjlfRxIQT.html
th-cam.com/video/iVDIUeGffrc/w-d-xo.html
A good tip for me is look at second hand i picked up a decent trakker bivvy and a decent bed chair at almost half price . There are some tackle tarts who upgrade for fun . Im poor so always on the look for a bargain . Clothing and sleep gear im ok with because my other hobby is camping .
I work at go out doors all the gear is good and the bait is good to but the rods are bad not looked after properly
Nice advice thanks!
Good video!,,,my tip is know your tackle, or how its packed. i never search for things i know exactly where every piece of my tackle and kit is even in darkness.... fail to prepare, then prepare to fail......
Thank you Duane and I couldn't agree more, preparation and organisation is important for me too!
Deserve more subs
Thank you very much For your support! Hoping for a big year ahead 😊.
Hi mate, just about to do my first overnight carp fishing session, what bait would u recommend and would u say its worth getting a sleeping bag for extra covering or would I be fine with a few blankets? Thanks
Hi Cory, thanks for the comment. If the lake doesn't have any nuisance fish (bream, roach etc) then corn is always a good one. Boilies are a must for me and would recommend a reputable brand like DNA baits, Sticky etc but there are loads to choose from. Personally I prefer blankets but in this weather it's worth taking both, a 4/5 season bag is a must for me though in winter but I always have a blanket too. I hope this helps (we could talk for ages on these subjects) but will be releasing a 5 tips to stay comfortable carp fishing in winter shortly so be sure to subscribe so you don't miss it.
@@Mike33 okay thank you for the advice, I subbed too
Thank you Cory and you're very welcome. Good luck with your session!
@@corygee9962 be warm
Always, extra dry socks, gloves.
But use a couple different sized/flavored boilies and definitely on a hair rig, at least.
Been successful with birdseed as chum or corn.
But definitely use a bait feeder setup rig and put an oatmeal, jello type porridge in it.
You’ll crush
As a newbie to carp fishing, I’m about to buy a bivvy for my first night fishing session which I can’t wait for, so thank you for the tips 👍🏻 can you make some more videos now please haha
Hi Andrew. Thank you for your kind comment, any questions dont hesitate to ask. I will be releasing some more videos shortly. If you would like me to focus on anything in particular please just ask.
It might seem like a silly question but could you do like an idiots guide to different rigs, at the minute I have just learned how to tie my own hair rigs but I hear so much about helicopter rigs and chod rigs etc, and it’s all just a blur to me
I will certainly look to do that soon Andrew, thank you!
Will have another video coming in a week or so along with a bait giveaway so dont miss it!
Where do you get the carp hair rigs pre made from plz
Hi James, I tend to make my own these days now but If I needed some good ones I trusted then I would be going to a company called FishEasy, a small independent who does them at a good price but importantly are spot on quality wise. Otherwise Angling Direct or your local tackle shop will have a wide variety to choose from. Hope this helps and don't forget to subscribe I have a few more bits coming up shortly!
@@Mike33 thanks Mike
Any time mate!
I love yrw vedos
Thank you Joshua. X
What’s this hydro baits thing
Feel free to check out the below link. A great team who help each other out, go on big socials and share catches and get some cheaper but quality bait. If you want to discuss joining the team do let me know.
hydrabaits.com/collections/all