Fishing with DRIED SNAILS and SHRIMP
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- Join Graeme as he goes fishing with dried snails and shrimp. He heads to a local lake to go float fishing with these baits that he has not used before. He shows you how he rigs up for the day's fishing session and what his tactics are. He gets multi species of fish on conditions that are pretty tough! This was filmed at Watmore Farm Fishery.
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Big ol Percy when not expected is a rare treat indeed mate . Nice one , hope you find his family and mates on your return .
Wow.... what a lovely perch!
Thanks Graeme enjoying these extra videos.
Totally awesome. Best fishing ever.
loving all this content lately awesome stuff hope you are well to graeme and cheers for all the vids
So do i, brilliant.
Great video Graeme 👍🎣. Interesting bait 😏. Those Gamasis shrimp would be awesome for Trout.
Their fishing was amazing, congratulations on this place having beautiful fish.
Hug and good fishing!👍🎣🐟😉
Wow Graham that was a huge Perch. Totally love your vlogs and TA Outdoors. But seriously you are so funny. You make me laugh and smile. Thank you for that. I absolutely love fishing. Don't do it as much right now because of my health. But watch out I'm getting better and the lake/reservoir behind my home will be emptied after I'm done. Lol lol lol lol. Kidding I always put back. Thanks again for sharing. Can't wait for another. Til then be safe. Sincerely Michelle Pup Harley and Kitty Liam Arlington Massachusetts from across the Pond.
Cracking perch Graham.
Me and my mate watch you regularly. Been sea fishing lately, so your latest videos have been very helpful.
Dried snails! I knew right away I had to watch this 😮😃
i used to feed my tropical angle fish those shrimps
loving all the videos gj..... thank you
Lovely Perch (my favourite coarse fish) never used anything but maggots, bread, worms & sweetcorn. Little and often always worked for me. Great video + bonus of not watching Coronation Street!
lovely perch !
Love the tackle shacks blogs Graeme!
AWESOME fishing, as always!
You are on a roll!
It's like heaven the last week or so with all the content great stuff Graeme keep up the work 👍🏻
I use snails all the time on the river ribble for the barbel and chub they absolutely love them
Cracking Perch, 👍😉
My best is 3 lb 1 oz.
Took a bunch of red maggots on a size 12 hook, 2' from the bank in about 30" of water.
In the lake I was fishing they run to over 5 lb and most get caught on prawn.
Those freshwater shrimp are mostly used as loose feed for aquarium or pond fish, ideal natural groundbait additive but likely quite expensive.
OMG that perch was amazing. Good man giving you his bait! Great video
your spoiling us sir, thanks for another good episode
Fish like yaky things 😁
It's great show again 👍🐟🎣
My wife bought me that cup for my birthday! Pride of place on (my) mantlepiece!
At 16.33 Graeme, was that not a Rudd? Been a while since I fished freshwater mind, so my fish id skills are a bit rusty. Back in the day I tried wasp grubs, mealworms and even ant eggs from the garden. Nothing seemed to beat maggots though.
Thanks Graeme. I use dendrobenas and maggots here on the Bure haven't had any luck with anythjng else, so, if it works why fix it aye. One thing I've been very lucky with is using a tiny triangle of bright pink silicone cut from a silicone baking tray from pound shop to hold the worms on . I crush the barbs down which leaves a helpful little bump.
What a perch, great video as always👍
Garden slugs work really well too.If you can spare half a beer you can get many.
The Awesome tackle shack looks good Graeme
Cracking Perch Graham, must have been 3lb. Great to see your mid week opportunist missions.
Legend👊
Great video!
On a "natural" venue, pull a rock out of the water's edge and, if you're lucky, you'll find freshwater shrimps, ready hydrated!
Dynamite black amino grounbait i guess is what that guy gave you. I usually mix it with breadcrumb squit of hemp oil.
love it as usual graeme 😀
I once had an amazing big perch and roach session with double red maggots on a 18 hook feeding black aniseed groundbait
You the man! Nice one my son!
I use barbed hooks and the squash the barb down. They either snap off completely, normally bigger hooks, leaving a "bump" that I have never lost maggots or worms from wiggling off or just close down onto the hook body, again leaving a bump. Hard to find barbless hooks where I am so works a treat.
Well done Graham, I'd have wept catching a perch like that and no scales.
Are you going to have to fumigate the tackle shack to get rid of the mites? Doesn’t say much about that as bait
You could have won the match with that perch another great video buddy
I have only used barbless hooks when I go fishing. Its like a bent pin
thanks
Here in the US I've had limited success with those tiny shrimp and even less with snails. Stepping up in size with the shrimp works better and slugs are great. 100% barbless hook use unless we are fishing for Blue Fish from the beaches. Appreciate your take on various baits and methods. Great videos to say the least. Thank you.
The of mice and men is one of my favorite sayings 😂😂
Perch have been a personal favourite catch of mine since I was a small boy, biggest I've seen is about 2.5lb too, from a local irrigation pond I used to fish 🙂
Lovely specimen tho
nice to see healthy perch, remember in he 70's when they all died off in the leeds liverpool canal.
Snails are brilliant bait for Bream!!!
You should try to fish the river Frome in Dorset, roach up to 4 pounds!
Nice Fat Perch Graeme ...from deep inside the black mist ;-) ..F1 Black always pulls em in
Wath a nice perch mate well done ,you really deserved it choping and changing baits worked well for you it nesrly always pays of,we used to prebait on the river with left over dinners from my mothers dinners all week and prebait everyday before spawning and them catch tons of bream
I've had a lot of success fishing commercial carp waters at this time of year for perch, with the sens** black groundbait Had 5 identical perch over 2 1/2lb this time last year.
I agree you were probably bumped off by big perch, I'd try it again with a bigger hook.
Try cockles for the perch had some good ones on them
Is the snail better than the potato for carp fishing. That potato caught you a monster lol
I wonder if your supplier has an import licence for those bugs, they could be a new invasive species.
I think they are just regular weevils...found them in some cereal years ago !!
The small shrimp i would crush up and mix with flour and water to make a paste ! Much easier to put on the hook.
With that thumbnail i thought i was watching 2 girls 1 cup 😂
I believe they get the shells off the snails by putting them in a rock tumbler with some ball bearings and then wash the broken bits of shell through a sieve.
Daddy long legs (the crane-fly sort) are a great natural bait in the summer and you can quickly collect a load of them for free
How could you hook them?
@@Freddyjnes Using a fine gauge hook, you can thread it along the abdomen from the back end, or carefully nick the top of the thorax with the hook. Requires quite a gentle cast to stay on.
You can buy similar shrimp for feeding aquarium fish. Maybe that's what they're meant to be used for.
Well you get mites in bags of flour and rice. I have recently tried dried meal worms for birds rehydrated. Dried they float and break up and will not hook. Rehydrated I have had a bite but nothing more. I am looking for a universal killer bait because it is hard to get maggots where I am. Any ideas? Another great video Graeme. Thanks. Still hoping you will come to my favourite Thames niche to tutor an old geezer novice.
Red maggots best in winter,but I was picking up some Ragworm in Havant yesterday and we were talking alternative baits. He showed me some live mealworms which looked like large maggots,apparently people feed them to their reptiles. Might be worth a try,and use dried mealworms(soaked) for loose feed ?
@@TAFishing Dried meal worms have to be rehydrated because they float and cannot be scattered in dried form.
That’s a Drennan float Graham 😉😉
I use them my self
Hemp like casters if left to dry out..will float buddy...
Look on e-bay for Pallatrax Gripz, I use them when I am forced to use a barbless hook.
Barbed hooks should be banned outright. If after all these years that barbless hooks have been out you can't bring bring yourself to use them you need to pack it in. At the very least think fish welfare and the damage to the mouth of the fish when you rag that barb out backwards.
@@poodle559 You do not know what you talking about. Barbless hooks move in the mouth of the fish and make a bigger hole than a barbed hook. The only prob with barbed hooks is when you get ppl who do not know how to take them out.
If you think that barbless hooks are best for the fish you need to stop fishing and take up golf.
@@markmason13 To actually think a barbed hook doesn't move around while playing a fish is ludicrous to say the least. Not only will the hook move in the same manner as a barbless the barb will gouge away at the hook hold as it twists about while the fish is writhing about being played. A barb would have to huge as in massively huge to prevent any side to side movement and twist. Also, it's ludicrous to suggest that a barbed hook can be pulled out clean. Unless you turn the hook and pull it out backwards, which means sticking the hook further into the mouth the hook will not come out clean no matter how good you think you are. A barbed hook is designed not to come out. Have you ever hooked yourself properly with a barbed hook? Try it one day, that should be a good experiment for you.
Lets not forget that fish that get tethered or are trailing a rig will free themselves much quicker with a barbless.
I do think barbless hooks are the way forward and do less damage. Also after 43 years fishing i won't be giving it up for golf.
Roach, Perch, and bream are the winter anglers friend.
Graham. When you freeze your maggots and put them in a ground bait mix. Dont they float?
I tried and they floated and my day float fishing was spoiled by swans as they wouldnt leave me alone. Haha .
Any tips?
Just let them thaw out..anything with ice in floats.I take mine out the night before and put them in a tub of cold water.
@@TAFishing thats where i went wrong. I got them out the morning i went as 8 forgot the night i went. The sank with my rolled up ground bait balls, but obviously, after the balls broke up the maggots raised to the top. Haha
Thanks for your help. Keep up the good content. Ive learnt alot from your channel. Thankyou so much.
two and a half-pound perch is my pb i cought 20 years ago well dun sir
I do not like the look of those bugs crawling around your table Graeme
chinese nano bots...the first wave of the invasion !
@@verbalkint98 Nobody likes a bellend
Verbal Kint bruh you liking your own comment ??
@@callumr3237 ikr. He came across as a complete tool. Clearly craving to put someone down to make them feel weak... like himself.
"Snowflake" is a name that right-wing fascists call people who disagree with their politics. In this case, it's been fired from the hip, because that's what cowboys do.
Kevsepticaye OG dude seems a class act wanker like
Hmmm... try sea fishing with the snails?
According to google, the Gammarus shrimp is used when tying a fly for flyfishing......google is your friend.
Its called a float adaptor
JUST FOUND STEALTHCROFT 10 YEARS AGO. GUDONYA MATEY.
Size 20 hooks 🤓🔬 🔭
Only ten minutes in. I bet that shrimp gets perch. Btw, that thumbnail with my screen dim at night shocked me a bit. Dim your cell screen and look from a distance... hmmm😅
Probably came from Vietnam ?
Should be getting your money back for those weevil-infested shrimp...
Euurgghhhh look at that horrible mix! Good on toast?
Grebe and cormorant are the only ones catching good numbers these dark days 🙄
Pls tell me im not the only on who thought what was somthing other then his finger on the thumbnail
I bet you could have caught five times as much with one pole instead. Why do you never use a pole for this type of fishing ? Pole fishing is as English as a Spitfire as you would say. Also you'de be better of gathering gammarus and many other types of real nymphs of the stones in one of those wonderfull rivers you've got there in your area. That's a video I would love to see.
@Steven Linton And so is bad spelling. Pole fishing isn't crap at all.
You sound , like I feel, poorly