I know you need the light for filming but I've lost count of the number of doubles I've had fishing 3 metres out on the method with punched polony on those pegs just as the light's fading. The skimmer fishing is generally very reliable that side anywhere from 10 to 25 metres depending on the day. Really enjoyed this, love Meadow Lands any time of the year.
Great vid both. So would the final conclusion be that for a match you would have both styles set up and fished down the same hole? Maybe have a downstairs mix up next time and swap rods with each other?
I’d start by using something really smelly as that’s probably more important in strong coloured water. I’m not so sure the colour is important if it’s the colour of tea so as long as it’s smelly I’m not too fussed. I’ve used the bright yellow swim Stim F1 in coloured water and it’s worked really well
The 1st runner on your feeder rod looks close to your reel Rob or is that the camera angle? Do you choose glass tips for medium chucks on Stillwater when tow allows? Thanks and Happy Xmas look forward to watching you out on the bank soon 👍
So what about the rod?. Looks like a drennan? With the long handle ,position of the eyes and spigot joint it looked like you're legering with a waggler rod??
The video made monday lunch break a whole lot better after another wash out weekend up in yorkshire
Keep up the great work 👍
Great banter between you two. Great tactical talk. Keep them coming guys.
Brilliant video Rob. keep them comming tight lines fella,
You two are getting me through lockdown ✌🏼
I know you need the light for filming but I've lost count of the number of doubles I've had fishing 3 metres out on the method with punched polony on those pegs just as the light's fading. The skimmer fishing is generally very reliable that side anywhere from 10 to 25 metres depending on the day. Really enjoyed this, love Meadow Lands any time of the year.
Meadowlands is a cracking venue... yeah the light was fading fast and it had been freezing during the day - I’m not sure the big boys wanted to play
Welcome back smokey..!! Sneaky little format two for the price of one.. but well done for just getting out and making the effort.. 👍
Brilliant.!!!!!👍👍
Great video very informative. Keep em coming
Cheers Clive 👍
Nice to see u pair fishing together again
It’s good to get out on the bank 👍
Had a better idea Rob have watched Joe's now it's time to watch yours KR Gaz
Without Me Eminem brilliant thanks for another great video. Merry Christmas boys
Amazing singing from me I’ve been told 😉
@@RobWootton brilliant Rob X factor bound 👍
Cracking video Rob. Tight Lines Steve Amison
Cheers Steve ,, tight lines 👍
Great vid both. So would the final conclusion be that for a match you would have both styles set up and fished down the same hole? Maybe have a downstairs mix up next time and swap rods with each other?
I think In a match I’d start on the open ender and then try the method later on in the day.
Hi Rob, your always on about dark gbait for clear water, wot would use for a very coloured lake?
I’d start by using something really smelly as that’s probably more important in strong coloured water. I’m not so sure the colour is important if it’s the colour of tea so as long as it’s smelly I’m not too fussed. I’ve used the bright yellow swim Stim F1 in coloured water and it’s worked really well
@@RobWootton cheers ROB was thinking along the smelly line 😂😂
A shame, you didn't have a chance to test the Rod. Next time.👍
Yeah didn’t exactly see how strong it was 🤦♂️
Don’t you like fishing in a coat Rob? It looked too Bitter for a Hoodie and Cap 🥶🥶Great watch as always tho mate👍
Trainers and a hoody usually and pretend it’s summer and not raining👍
The 1st runner on your feeder rod looks close to your reel Rob or is that the camera angle?
Do you choose glass tips for medium chucks on Stillwater when tow allows?
Thanks and Happy Xmas look forward to watching you out on the bank soon 👍
It’s very close!!!! As I said the guides weren’t to my liking. It was a sample for me to look at mainly for the carbon and also the quiver tips.
They were carbon tips
Cheers Rob for your reply
So what about the rod?. Looks like a drennan? With the long handle ,position of the eyes and spigot joint it looked like you're legering with a waggler rod??
Forget the guides - they weren’t anywhere near correct. Can’t say where it’s from
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