Hi! To improve your fishing and catch more fish, check out my Simple Fishing Guidebook! With 100 pages of tips, rigs, knots, bait + lure advice and 21 in-depth species guides, you’ll definitely improve your knowledge and skills. Get yours here: fishwithcarl.co.uk/products/the-simple-fishing-guidebook
Wow! This is the most instructive video ever! Here’s me an 83 year old grandad, doesn’t have a clue and about to show the grandson how to fish when we go on holiday on a canal boat! But this video has explained it all. Luckily the man in the shop told me what I needed! And sure enough you are showing me how to set it up! I just hope my thick fingers and thumbs will be okay to tie the knots? Thank you!
These are small floats th-cam.com/users/postUgkx_rJB7cli5f1ofPVGgn80S7Yj4vqwq0gU recommend the package is smaller than my hand just to provide perspective. That said I wanted small floats for the times I need to add one when trout fishing or fishing for panfish. The peg is perfect for my application where I want a set hold point that is quickly adjustable and want to be able to add the float without retying. That’s the real advantage here. You can add this float to your line without retying and adjust the depth easily with the peg so it won’t kink your line like a traditionalit. If I need to set this too deep then I’d switch over to ait with a thread stop to make casting easier. But like I said, these are a great value for the price I paid. Probably better suited to applications where your depth is 5-feet or less for the sake of casting.
you guys are amazing! I'm fishing for more than 20 years and I'm still watching your tutorial videos. The amount of great tips and tricks is astounding. Keep it up!!
Oh man, you guys are so well spoken and sound so professional it's a pleasure to listen to you. The way you structure these videos is great and from the point of view of someone just getting back into fishing they're perfect for beginners. Thanks a lot!
Used to fish when I was a kid, just started again. This was so helpful, it's really hard finding useful videos that aren't littered with unexplained terminology. You do a great job explaining things for novices! Keep it up!
Back in to fishing again after 35 years thanks to you and Mortimer/Whitehouse. As always informative and interesting. Keep the content coming. You’re doing a great job.
Best channel by far, for learning how to fish. I cannot commend enough, your style of explaining things to beginners like me. You guys have really helped me understand different types of fishing. I want to thank you. And hope to see you around the Essex fishing spots one day !!
I love the this style of fishing, it's bang on exactly how I first started out when my uncle taught me how to fish. It's unfortunate that many waters these days ban ground bait unless it's attached to a feeder etc, or some outright ban ground bait all together. I'm sure most people aren't hauling in 2kgs of ground bait a session. Even when method feeder fishing I only end up putting in less than 250g of ground bait for a whole days session.
Absolute banger of a tutorial! It’s amazing how universal and versatile this rig is. I set mine up nearly exactly the same. I mainly only use it for river fishing steelhead with a centerpin, but it is far and away the most productive method.
Another fantastic video even though I've been fishing for years I still watch the tutorials as you can never know everything spot on guys keep up the great work
Hi I’m beginning fisherman and I’ve grown to catch big carp due to ur videos Evan my first knot in my room re watching your video back and back thank you for teaching me every thing I ever needed to know. I know a over stocked perch lake near my house and has perch of over 3 pound and will be a nice place if u see this comment to go
I've literally gone back to fishing after 15 years, and your videos are extremely useful, especially with how much has changed since simple home made "ping-pong" bite indicators for example 😄👏🏻
Thank you for this video. I'm about to get back into fishing after a 20 year break and I couldn't remember the basics on tying hooks, etc. It's all coming back to me. Great video.
Me again a month later. I'm absolutely fishing mad again. 8 hour sessions, buying loads of new gear, learning all the different rigs, etc. Having the time of my life. Why did I wait this long?
Very informative Lads . Think you covered everythinng there . When you start out fishing young , the float is most definitely the first thing you learn . But when you start late , the feeder or bomb is , most of the time , the first thing you learn and float fishing becomes very daunting . Well explained and easy to follow . Well done . Waiting onn the Giant Peacock Bass vid !!! Lol .
Thank you very much sir! Picking fishing back up this weekend with my 6 and 4 year old daughters after about... 6 years out... 😅 this video was perfect. Thank you again
I live in Australia. I know no-one that Coarse fishes. You guys are the only source of information that I know of. I have an old book but this is better. This video and your others are INCREDIBLY informative! Keep them coming. Love your videos. Keep the Alex and Carl competitions coming! LOL
Came back to say I went fishing today for the first time in over 10 years and was awesome! I got 7 fish and some bad sunburns but always worth lol Thankyou for these videos I remember a lot of tips and even found my own from trying
Taking my daughter's 5/3 float fishing this weekend for the first time and this has been a great refresher. Haven't float fished for 20 years +. Great video and definitely liked and subscribed. Cheers from Aus 🤙
Absolutely love your video's, both of your channels have given me the inspiration and information to get into fishing. I am fairly new at float fishing, and this video has gone a long way. So far I have only used the straight waggler, but I want to change up my experience and try out using top and bottom floats on moving water. Would it be possible to see you guys set up this rig from start to finish along with the baits you would use? Much appreciated 😁
Just great guys! I always wanted a vid to explain all that.thanks.can wait to aply some of the wisdom you shared while fishing for crucian with my son! Have a nice evening!
Only just seen this tutorial video and it's the perfect video for a beginner to watch it gives you a bit of everything to get you started in fishing. Top advice video carl. From Justin in West Midlands.
Good to watch some Real Fishing, and no sleeping in a tent waiting for a bite-alarm to tell you to reel-in a self-hooked fish! I also use a travel light and stay mobile approach, with no Removal Van required!👍
I had always wanted to do angling....But most people who knowd dont guide you...Thanks a lot for guiding me through this awesome hobby.. .Love From India 🇮🇳...🙏🙏🙏
Just want to thank you for your advice on chumming a little at a time, but often to keep the fish in the area and feeding. I teach Fly Fishing merit badge to the Boy Scouts. There is a place where a guy has a fish feeder that throws dog food (fish pellets) on a timer. I had the scouts tye a "corn fly" using brown foam. If we toss a cup full of dog food it creates a feeding frenzy and attracts lots of assorted fish... but they soon are full and stop biting. By taking your advice and tossing 3 or 4 pellets at a time, the fish continue to feed constantly over a longer period of time and give the kids more chances to catch more fish. Your fishing methods work on all kinds of fish... Mahalo for all the fishing tips, Aloha, Stan
This is just tremendous content. Congrats to you both. It's so clear, so concise, and so well filmed and produced. Could I make a request? It would be amazing to see a video quickly explaining the best way to hook the various commonly used coarse baits, eg maggots, casters, bread, sweetcorn, pellets etc. Cheers and tight lines!
I totally agree. I also think that when you fish with worms, its not always a strike. They try to swim away with the worm in the mouth without the hook. I would say worm bait are a bit trickier because of their length. I always try to penetrate the worm at least twice, to make it role up to a ball.
Hi. Your video reminds me of my very fist fishing experience. I was like 5 or 6. I grew up in japan. When i was there, reel was really expensive. My rod was simple bamboo^^ float fishing is how i met fishing. The big ball of chumming ball you throw.......In japan i hide 6 small hooks in there and wait for hours reading MANGA or ANIME.
@@fishingtutorialsno worries! Quick question; I have put 50m of backing cheap mono followed by 100m of nice Maxima line on my reel, is that the right ratio of backing line?
If your spool is filled to approx 1-2mm beneath the top of the lip, then that’s perfect! The aim is to have enough line for a big cast (100m enough if course fishing) and then the backing is just to fill the spool to the top. Some shallow spools will just take 100m of line and in those cases backing isn’t important. But line can be expensive and there’s no point filling a really deep spool with 500m of costly line! ;)
tip for strung out shotting pattern, bigger leads closer to the float decrease in size towards the hook. String the shots out more towards the hook. this increasing spaced shots is less likely to tangle the line when casting, after failed strike, or when big fish free themselfs. in addition the bait drops "nice". eg: float bb bb 1 1 4 4 6 6 6 hook
Mate. Your videos are really helping me out. I've no idea what I'm doing but me and my pal are trying. Thank your brother for the clicky heads up on his video. Some of these fishing enthusiasts are horrid. Most are great... Me and my mate are no fools though.
I am slow at setting up the float. But that's because I have to make sure it's perfect and I'm happy that dropper shot is working for me. It takes me roughly half hour once it's set up. That's casting about 2ft all round swim incase there's even a couple inches difference. Lol I do my own head in sometimes. I do use a float connector at all times. My fave float fishing is done in margins for carp in summer tho or out a bit under over hanging trees. Tip I do great on manilla paste close in.
I'm just getting back in to float fishing as I'm normally fishing for carp the pond i go to is a bit silty and Canadian weed but I must say i got five Roch about a 1lb and a half gave me a bit of a fight but well nice I'm looking to going back down taken my five yr old granson thank you for another great video look forward to the next video's all best my myself andy in Blackpool stay safe always
like another commenter i havent fished for 15 years, as opposed to his 30! and its strange hearing this from a very young man but its top knowledge and trustworthy so its got me raring to go now i got my license again.
i fished for years with only catching 2-3 a year. then i started to float fish and havent stopped since. i can now catch 10fish/hour minimum, and catch anything from 1/4pound perch to a 5lbs bass.
1:08 as an option you can pass the end of the thread through the buttonhole that has been created after you passed it through the first small one connecting to the hook. This adds a lot more strenght to the knot and avoids accidental failures.
Superbly presented as always, lads. There really aren't any better videos out there that describe these fundamental skills so well. Only suggestion might be to investigate the use of animated graphics, to complement some of the descriptions, especially the stuff that happens underwater.
Great point! I should have studied animation and graphic design at school! We will continue to try our best to show detailed shots to describe what we are talking about but using motion graphics will be a tad tricky for me. In the future though it certainly is a possibility!
Hi! To improve your fishing and catch more fish, check out my Simple Fishing Guidebook! With 100 pages of tips, rigs, knots, bait + lure advice and 21 in-depth species guides, you’ll definitely improve your knowledge and skills. Get yours here: fishwithcarl.co.uk/products/the-simple-fishing-guidebook
ordered mine yesterday. I've just retired and now getting into course fishing.
@@jonknights9343 thank you! tight lines :)
The best way and the most rewarding way to fish, the only bad thing is going to bed and still seeing the float when your eyes are shut lol
This is so annoying
I thought it was just me lol, glad I'm not the only one 😂
@Maik Tristan Huber At least your seeing it go down!
Best comment on youtube 😂😂😂
Am I the only one who likes when that happens especially when you see it jump up and down like a when a fish bites?
Haven't fished for 30 years but this video has filled me with enthusiasm to start again. Many thanks.
Do it bro.
Exactly the same as me !! Just joined up with a local club and both me and my 6 year old boy are now hooked!!
Do it!
Wow! This is the most instructive video ever! Here’s me an 83 year old grandad, doesn’t have a clue and about to show the grandson how to fish when we go on holiday on a canal boat! But this video has explained it all. Luckily the man in the shop told me what I needed! And sure enough you are showing me how to set it up! I just hope my thick fingers and thumbs will be okay to tie the knots?
Thank you!
hey how did it go?
These are small floats th-cam.com/users/postUgkx_rJB7cli5f1ofPVGgn80S7Yj4vqwq0gU recommend the package is smaller than my hand just to provide perspective. That said I wanted small floats for the times I need to add one when trout fishing or fishing for panfish. The peg is perfect for my application where I want a set hold point that is quickly adjustable and want to be able to add the float without retying. That’s the real advantage here. You can add this float to your line without retying and adjust the depth easily with the peg so it won’t kink your line like a traditionalit. If I need to set this too deep then I’d switch over to ait with a thread stop to make casting easier. But like I said, these are a great value for the price I paid. Probably better suited to applications where your depth is 5-feet or less for the sake of casting.
Been float fishing for many years, but this video was a great refresher and reminded me of a few forgotten tricks 👍
you guys are amazing! I'm fishing for more than 20 years and I'm still watching your tutorial videos. The amount of great tips and tricks is astounding. Keep it up!!
Oh man, you guys are so well spoken and sound so professional it's a pleasure to listen to you. The way you structure these videos is great and from the point of view of someone just getting back into fishing they're perfect for beginners. Thanks a lot!
One of the most informational videos I’ve ever seen on floats
Used to fish when I was a kid, just started again. This was so helpful, it's really hard finding useful videos that aren't littered with unexplained terminology. You do a great job explaining things for novices! Keep it up!
Ye I agree
Yes
I have watched a lot of videos on beginner fishing and I think this is the best one I have watched. No waffle, to the point, and informative.
Back in to fishing again after 35 years thanks to you and Mortimer/Whitehouse. As always informative and interesting. Keep the content coming. You’re doing a great job.
That is wonderful to hear! :)
This is the best fishing video I’ve ever seen
I've been fishing 30 years, and still learnt a ton from this video. Thanks lads! :)
Best channel by far, for learning how to fish. I cannot commend enough, your style of explaining things to beginners like me.
You guys have really helped me understand different types of fishing.
I want to thank you. And hope to see you around the Essex fishing spots one day !!
Thank you! Glad you like the videos!
I love the this style of fishing, it's bang on exactly how I first started out when my uncle taught me how to fish. It's unfortunate that many waters these days ban ground bait unless it's attached to a feeder etc, or some outright ban ground bait all together.
I'm sure most people aren't hauling in 2kgs of ground bait a session. Even when method feeder fishing I only end up putting in less than 250g of ground bait for a whole days session.
Absolute banger of a tutorial!
It’s amazing how universal and versatile this rig is. I set mine up nearly exactly the same. I mainly only use it for river fishing steelhead with a centerpin, but it is far and away the most productive method.
Another fantastic video even though I've been fishing for years I still watch the tutorials as you can never know everything spot on guys keep up the great work
Same bro love these guys and there main account that's well good
I watched this 3 months ago and started float fishing. And now I have a full carp setup. Where do I send the bill too? 😂
@JOHN DOE why ? It’s also his decision what he‘s doing. The main part is that he has fun .
@JOHN DOE Whats that about me you don’t even know who I am .
simple, nothing complicated or daunting...excellent vid again ...my river fishing days are done but still brought back memories
Excellent video tuition with no loud and long music introduction. Straight to the point concise and clear. Many Thanks.
Hi I’m beginning fisherman and I’ve grown to catch big carp due to ur videos Evan my first knot in my room re watching your video back and back thank you for teaching me every thing I ever needed to know. I know a over stocked perch lake near my house and has perch of over 3 pound and will be a nice place if u see this comment to go
I've literally gone back to fishing after 15 years, and your videos are extremely useful, especially with how much has changed since simple home made "ping-pong" bite indicators for example 😄👏🏻
This is the best tutorial I’ve seen. Really clear and helpful. Brilliant.
Would highly recommend loaded floats and use rubbers to keep them in place as the depth can easily be changed
Where are you able to get the rubbers for them? Do they come with the waggler or?
Wozzaa it’s a match fishing thing would highly recommend the preston innovation waggler kit
What's a rubber?
Just started fishing again after 25+ years... glad I found your channel!
Thanks for The information i’m just getting started into fishing and trying to catch big carp like you guys 👍
Could have done with this when I started out 30 years ago! Still some good advise for those have been fishing a while. Nice one lads! Again!
Haha, sorry we were 30 years late! Cheers for watching and tight lines mate!
Nice video thank you. Just been fishing for trout with my children, it's been over 20 years since I went fishing so thanks for the tips!
Thank you for this video. I'm about to get back into fishing after a 20 year break and I couldn't remember the basics on tying hooks, etc. It's all coming back to me. Great video.
Me again a month later. I'm absolutely fishing mad again. 8 hour sessions, buying loads of new gear, learning all the different rigs, etc. Having the time of my life. Why did I wait this long?
I know how to float fish very well. I just want to appriciate your effort.
So nice of you :)
Excellent commentary, clear and concise. Thank you.
Outstanding video! showed my grandson and I actually saw the lightbulb moment and he said ohh now I get it Absolutely priceless thank you.
Very informative Lads . Think you covered everythinng there . When you start out fishing young , the float is most definitely the first thing you learn . But when you start late , the feeder or bomb is , most of the time , the first thing you learn and float fishing becomes very daunting . Well explained and easy to follow . Well done . Waiting onn the Giant Peacock Bass vid !!! Lol .
Thanks mate :)
Thank you carl I've been fishing for 7 years been fishing with des taylor and I still learnt something from this video. keep at it!!👍
Great to hear that!
Thank you very much sir! Picking fishing back up this weekend with my 6 and 4 year old daughters after about... 6 years out... 😅 this video was perfect. Thank you again
I live in Australia. I know no-one that Coarse fishes. You guys are the only source of information that I know of. I have an old book but this is better. This video and your others are INCREDIBLY informative! Keep them coming. Love your videos. Keep the Alex and Carl competitions coming! LOL
Thank you so much!!! :) We'll film another Carl V Alex once the coronavirus restrictions are gone :)
As a keen newcomer to river fishing, this tutorial has been invaluable. Many thanks. Ray
Tight lines Ray!
Came back to say I went fishing today for the first time in over 10 years and was awesome! I got 7 fish and some bad sunburns but always worth lol Thankyou for these videos I remember a lot of tips and even found my own from trying
Guys, don't put lead split shots anywhere near your mouth. Just use some small pliers 👍
Awesome video Carl I think you need to follow this up with choosing the right rod and reel set ups 👍🏼🎣
We'll try to do a video on this in the near future!
Taking my daughter's 5/3 float fishing this weekend for the first time and this has been a great refresher. Haven't float fished for 20 years +. Great video and definitely liked and subscribed. Cheers from Aus 🤙
Absolutely love your video's, both of your channels have given me the inspiration and information to get into fishing. I am fairly new at float fishing, and this video has gone a long way. So far I have only used the straight waggler, but I want to change up my experience and try out using top and bottom floats on moving water. Would it be possible to see you guys set up this rig from start to finish along with the baits you would use? Much appreciated 😁
Just great guys! I always wanted a vid to explain all that.thanks.can wait to aply some of the wisdom you shared while fishing for crucian with my son!
Have a nice evening!
Cheers for watching! Tight lines mate!
great tutorial for a total beginner it has helped a lot with where I have been going wrong many thanks
Just starting again after over 30yrs and this video has been very, very useful! Great work :-)
Cheers Johnny! Glad it helped! All the best with your fishing :)
Well, this is one old dog that is always happy to learn new tricks. Thank you, Carl & Alex, for another great video. ;)
Thanks so much for watching!
Only just seen this tutorial video and it's the perfect video for a beginner to watch it gives you a bit of everything to get you started in fishing. Top advice video carl. From Justin in West Midlands.
Brilliant as usual Carl!! Best youtube channel mates!!
Good to watch some Real Fishing, and no sleeping in a tent waiting for a bite-alarm to tell you to reel-in a self-hooked fish! I also use a travel light and stay mobile approach, with no Removal Van required!👍
I had always wanted to do angling....But most people who knowd dont guide you...Thanks a lot for guiding me through this awesome hobby..
.Love From India 🇮🇳...🙏🙏🙏
You're so welcome, it's a pleasure 😊 Thank you Kanad! Big love.
Excellent video, very informative, I've just been looking through my old coarse fishing box and can't wait to start again. Many thanks !
Another brilliant show Carl , lots of new and old people to fishing will learn a lot from this . Nice one 👍
Looking to get back into fishing after many years. This video was really useful in bringing it all back. Thanks :)
Ahh so happy to hear that! You're welcome, glad you found it useful :)
Just want to thank you for your advice on chumming a little at a time, but often to keep the fish in the area and feeding. I teach Fly Fishing merit badge to the Boy Scouts. There is a place where a guy has a fish feeder that throws dog food (fish pellets) on a timer. I had the scouts tye a "corn fly" using brown foam. If we toss a cup full of dog food it creates a feeding frenzy and attracts lots of assorted fish... but they soon are full and stop biting. By taking your advice and tossing 3 or 4 pellets at a time, the fish continue to feed constantly over a longer period of time and give the kids more chances to catch more fish. Your fishing methods work on all kinds of fish... Mahalo for all the fishing tips, Aloha,
Stan
Amazing! Glad the advice helped :)
This is just tremendous content. Congrats to you both. It's so clear, so concise, and so well filmed and produced.
Could I make a request? It would be amazing to see a video quickly explaining the best way to hook the various commonly used coarse baits, eg maggots, casters, bread, sweetcorn, pellets etc.
Cheers and tight lines!
I totally agree. I also think that when you fish with worms, its not always a strike. They try to swim away with the worm in the mouth without the hook. I would say worm bait are a bit trickier because of their length. I always try to penetrate the worm at least twice, to make it role up to a ball.
This is a great idea
Just started up fishing again and this has been very helpful!! Thx and subbed!!
Great video! I just recommended your channel to a few beginners in our fishing club. Keep on going!
Great to hear that, thanks a lot!
What is your fishing club called
Thank you so much such a informative tutorial. Seriously professional yet approachable. Big respect
Ah you're so welcome, thanks Mickey, appreciate your feedback. Glad it was helpful! :)
You’re videos have and are helping me loads. Brilliant stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Hi. Your video reminds me of my very fist fishing experience. I was like 5 or 6. I grew up in japan. When i was there, reel was really expensive. My rod was simple bamboo^^ float fishing is how i met fishing.
The big ball of chumming ball you throw.......In japan i hide 6 small hooks in there and wait for hours reading MANGA or ANIME.
I love your videos, only started float fishing during lockdown, but have learnt so much from you guys and caught loads! Thank you xx
Great to hear! Float fishing is probably our favourite! Glad you are enjoying it! :)
Hay guys both your channels have really inspired me to start fishing again please do a course or perch fishing tutorial thanks
Excellent stuff,can't wait to see whats next when things get back to something like normal
Best tutorials on TH-cam, absolutely fantastic
Thank you so much!
@@fishingtutorialsno worries! Quick question; I have put 50m of backing cheap mono followed by 100m of nice Maxima line on my reel, is that the right ratio of backing line?
If your spool is filled to approx 1-2mm beneath the top of the lip, then that’s perfect! The aim is to have enough line for a big cast (100m enough if course fishing) and then the backing is just to fill the spool to the top.
Some shallow spools will just take 100m of line and in those cases backing isn’t important. But line can be expensive and there’s no point filling a really deep spool with 500m of costly line! ;)
@@fishingtutorials thank you so much for the answer! Gunna go fishin for the first time in years this Sunday! Tight line s
great video and really helpful for a beginner float fisher like myself
Love this video. Thanks 🙏🏼 watched it a few times and it’s ultra helpful. Love every single one of you videos too.
Glad to hear that mate :) Thank you
tip for strung out shotting pattern, bigger leads closer to the float decrease in size towards the hook. String the shots out more towards the hook. this increasing spaced shots is less likely to tangle the line when casting, after failed strike, or when big fish free themselfs. in addition the bait drops "nice". eg:
float bb bb 1 1 4 4 6 6 6 hook
Mate. Your videos are really helping me out. I've no idea what I'm doing but me and my pal are trying. Thank your brother for the clicky heads up on his video. Some of these fishing enthusiasts are horrid. Most are great... Me and my mate are no fools though.
Really great video, clear & easy to understand.
More float fishing videos guys. Please!!
Excellent video to get me started. Thanks
Good info 👍 nice to see skilled angling from the younger generation; Ivan Marks would be chuffed.
Superb! Brilliantly simple and easy to understand. Well done.
Thanks Lee.
So grateful for these videos!
Yay :)
Excellent! This is just what I needed! Thank you
Great to hear!
How to fish deep under water about 40 feets with flotting ?
We call the knot tied to your hook a Clinch knot, if you pass it back through where you brought it down it is called an Improved clinch knot.
Mate you must have been fishing since you wer six months old. So young and so much great advice. Well done great videos
Helped me so much starting fishing brilliant video!
My favourite is the feeder but it brings back wonderful memories as a very young child.
I can imagine :) Fishing the float does the same thing for us!
excellent tips! i will always enjoy a nice float fishing !
I am slow at setting up the float. But that's because I have to make sure it's perfect and I'm happy that dropper shot is working for me. It takes me roughly half hour once it's set up. That's casting about 2ft all round swim incase there's even a couple inches difference. Lol I do my own head in sometimes. I do use a float connector at all times. My fave float fishing is done in margins for carp in summer tho or out a bit under over hanging trees. Tip I do great on manilla paste close in.
Interesting, I never put too much thinking into floats when using them , it’s like a one size fit all thinking , so this is a great video
Glad you enjoyed!
cheers taught me a lot of the little things I forget
Great to hear! Thanks for watching.
As usual fantastic video & great explanation of the subject!!!! Well done lads.🎣😎
Cheers Cheza!
I'm just getting back in to float fishing as I'm normally fishing for carp the pond i go to is a bit silty and Canadian weed but I must say i got five Roch about a 1lb and a half gave me a bit of a fight but well nice I'm looking to going back down taken my five yr old granson thank you for another great video look forward to the next video's all best my myself andy in Blackpool stay safe always
That was very interesting to watch.
awesome vid guys they are always really helpful
like another commenter i havent fished for 15 years, as opposed to his 30! and its strange hearing this from a very young man but its top knowledge and trustworthy so its got me raring to go now i got my license again.
So glad to hear this :) Thank you! Appreciate it... Enjoy your fishing!
What a superb communicator you are.
Thank you for watching!
Yes a great refresher video young man well done
i fished for years with only catching 2-3 a year. then i started to float fish and havent stopped since. i can now catch 10fish/hour minimum, and catch anything from 1/4pound perch to a 5lbs bass.
GREAT VIDEO, GOOD JOB, THANKS
1:08 as an option you can pass the end of the thread through the buttonhole that has been created after you passed it through the first small one connecting to the hook. This adds a lot more strenght to the knot and avoids accidental failures.
Am going float fishing so this helps a lot thank you for the help 🎣
Goood luck! :)
Very informative and simply explained. 👍
THANK YOU - how basic, but sadly, so needed for kids and adults who have always wanted to know..........
Cheers :)
Amazing tutorial great for beginners like me👌🏻thank you
Best video mate.Well done 👏
Superbly presented as always, lads. There really aren't any better videos out there that describe these fundamental skills so well. Only suggestion might be to investigate the use of animated graphics, to complement some of the descriptions, especially the stuff that happens underwater.
Great point! I should have studied animation and graphic design at school! We will continue to try our best to show detailed shots to describe what we are talking about but using motion graphics will be a tad tricky for me. In the future though it certainly is a possibility!