Pole Fishing For Big Carp In Snags

How to gear up and land big fish from snaggy swims such as reed beds. A March 2021 session in lovely scenery, hope you enjoy!
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[@stuartdye2142]

Really enjoyed the video Ben keep em coming 👌

[@victorrooks6327]

Another good video,thanks for keeping me entertained,cheers vic

[@simonchaddock3694]

Ben i think you are a great angler son keep it up might see you at lindolme one day

[@BenFiskFishing]

Thanks simon please say hello if you do

[@JeffOrtega33]

Thanks Ben enjoyed another great video 🌟

[@craneyc993]

Great video cheers mucca

[@davidwilkinson6949]

Great video where is the venue you were wishing

[@philipwelsh2069]

Well done Ben nice to see your feeling a bit better after covid nice 🐠 keep safe and if you can what is the name of the fishery you fished

[@BenFiskFishing]

Drop my Facebook fishing page a message Philip and I'll tell you👍

[@kevf4537]

Some great tips in there Brother Ben. One question you mentioned early in about hooks and elastic. Do you have a general rule for what hook size to elastic strength?

[@BenFiskFishing]

Only for minimum hook sizes really. For example a 20, max would be an 8. 18... a 10-12. 16... a grade 14-16

[@kevf4537]

@@BenFiskFishing appreciate that Ben thanks

[@FishingWithDamon]

I can’t wait for fishing season here it is April 15th then I can actually start making videos again!!

[@davidsutton2918]

Nice fish that ben and I'm going to try that longer lash when snag fishing 👍...do you think striking towards the snag can help also as fish always swim in opposite direction to the strike?

[@BenFiskFishing]

No I dont do this David. You normally have to fish close to snags to get bites, if you miss a bite your rig will often end up in the trees etc going this. Also fish are very clued up and know exactly where the snags are, they're often in them before you've barely struck, especially after you've caught a few.
The theory might work for an odd fish but not for the majority