Caster Fishing for Tench and Bream - Stainforth & Keadby Canal at Thorne
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2020
- I run through how I fish casters to catch bonus fish on the canal at Thorne - Stainforth and Keadby canal. managing to catch: Tench, big perch and bream/skimmers along with a net full of roach and rudd
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So few anglers take the time to talk about where the hook-bait is sitting and why, brilliant explanation from this young lady. Hemp just on Caster 2'' precise thank you. Explains the elastic, and why, shows how much bait at the start, she is gold. Thanks Kayleigh.
Totally refreshing to see the caliber of female anglers such as Kayleigh, Emma Pickering that can mix it up on any venue and strike fear into the hearts of guys who've dawn in there section.
Brilliant Kayleigh, I can't believe your channel hasn't got thousands of subscribers. FishOmania champion, and some. Anyone viewing this clip and not subscribed, hit the button, like and subscribe 🤙
Thanks for the lovely comment, I have only just started doing the channel on here, so the numbers are fairly low but starting to grow now 👍
@@KayleighDowdFishing trust me, I speak the truth, if I had half your talent I'd be ten times the angler I am now.
I hope you get thousands of subscribers, you're a terrific talent, I bet it was nice beating a 5 times World Champs partner in Fish O..🤙👀
@Jedidiah Jaxson sorry am I missing something or are you from a different solar system 🤔
No silly music the pure sound of the outdoors, quality angling lovely to watch (sub) from me 🎣👍🏻
I quite agree about the "silly music" too many vids have bland mundane unnecessary artificial noise on them, nature does not have that noise
Absolutely love this lass. Cracking angler and always happy on videos. Top job Kayleigh!!! 👌👏💪
Great to see such a talented angler from my home town too, must be about 28 years since I sat just about on the same spot, catching roach and small perch on a pole more like a scaffold pole. Keyleigh great achievements so far and really great videos you can clearly see how much you love your fishing, long may it continue.
To go fishing is one of the most pleasurable experiences I can imagine.
Thanks for sharing this fishing video.
Hi Kayleigh. Watched a couple of your videos great to watch. You come and across really well. Good to see you enjoying your fishing. That was a lovely Tench. Thank you for sharing
thanks kayleigh your vids are really refreshing to watch,hope to see more soon!!
That's great fishing lass , A real woman can handle a fish that's a real natural wiz, you would put some men to shame with patients like that . My hubby dose pole fishing instead of his rod and reel , he will would give you a big thumbs up for pole fishing. I'm going to join my husband next year to learn pole fishing . You have certainly motivated me , Great video
Full of knowledge and some great tips,watched your video on how you connect your dacron,love that tip!!! look forward to seeing more thanks 👍👍
great vid, looked absolutely perfect, great canal and a good varied net of fish, well done
Grew up a mere 20mins walk from Stainforth and Keadby canal and fished it from being around8 yr old. Its 1 of the easiest waters to catch a heavy net full from. Especially at Bonny Hale section near crowle. Maggots, casters on hook, , brown crumb, brasem mixed fairly dry in an open end feeder, plug either end with ground bait with casters and maggots in middle. Quiver tip rod cast against far bank or reeds. No fancy pellets, boilies, fishmeal paste etc. Accounted for numerous bream, tench, perch, roach, carp and chub.
Didn't realise you had your own channel !! Had watched and very impressed with your work at Preston Innovations and this video excellent. 👍👍
Lovely video Kayleigh. Always nice to get a Tench. A nice stripey as well. Keep up the good work 👏 👍
I haven’t fished for about 10 years ,life got to busy to go,still have all my gear ....properly antique by now lol 😂 but I watch all the videos that come up on TH-cam..got to say the way you explain what you do and why you do it is the best format ...and you handle the pole at 14.5m better than I handle a 6m whip 😂 keep doing what your doing Kayleigh and the subs will go through the roof 👍😉
Great video kayleigh some quality fish and a few nice tincas 👍
Cracking session. Well done. Never knowing whats guna be on the end on that canal makes it an interesting day. Rather do that type of fishing anyday. 👍
Great vid Kayleigh, really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing. 🖒🖒🖒
Thank you very much for a brilliant video , I look forward to seeing many more 👍
Love the videos Kayleigh , especially the canal ones I love the canals 👍x
Nice one Kayleigh my local canal very blessed to have such a venue the tench are definitely increasing in number some to over 7lb have been caught there and lots of rudd
Found you on the Preston channel, you're absolutely pleasant to listen to.
First time seeing you, you have great angling skill definitely, so I subscribe on your channel and a big like. Great explanation of everything you done there, I'm just a beginner on pole fishing, so I'll keep an eye on your channel to learn from now on 👍👍👍
Spot on owd luv.not fished that spot for thirty years. Keep it up.👍
Great video Kayleigh I love catching tench aswell not had one this year though.
Used to fish there 40 odd years ago as a lad.
Great to see women getting into angling great video keep it up 👍
Great video. Lovely to see this lass doing what she loves best and she certainly knows her onions.
I've never been able to get into pole fishing. Even though it's obviously the most ancient method of fishing with rod and line,
it just looks like a lot of kit and a lot of space required. All good though, each to their own :O)
Great video and what a cracking tench 👌
Great vid Kayleigh, Stainy is on my list of venues to fish
brilliant video, well done for making this great video
Great angling Kayleigh!!!
Keyleigh that was class, i wish you nothing but success.
I just wish i could fish the pole at that distance as good as you.
great bit of fishing , looking forward to seeing the hemp video
Great video how those pike didn’t get one we will never know haha top angling 🎣
Hi I'm a new subscriber very refreshing to see a woman fishing great video and tips I'm looking forward to watching more 👍
That was a nice Perch towards the end of your session.
Brill channel we have just subscribed keep it up 👍 we really enjoy your content 👍
It's wierd to watch a female Fish so well . So nice to see . Ta for posting .
Excellent fishing 🎣🎣
Awesome, you make it look so easy. :)
Watch out for that pike Kayleigh. Ha haar . Made me laugh that . Great insightful video .
Awesome video Kayleigh Smith keep them coming.you will get 1000s of subscribers if you keep making the videos like that girl.
Your a great angler, and cute too.
Excellent
great video Kayleigh well done, please do MORE...
- I like views of float going under (what is a pommie?)
nice tench well done,all i fish for
Top vid Kayleigh. I’ve got the DDAA book but not been yet. Looks good 👍🏻
its not ddaa book mate ,its thorne book you need to fish the stainy
Hi Andy. Yes it would be a different book for the Thorne stretch. My book says the DDAA control the rights from the New Junction Canal at Bramwith Lock to halfway between Bramwith swing bridge and Staniforth bridge... pegs 1-19...and 20-65....
@@JBW678 thats correct
excellent bag young lady MORE PLZ
Love tench 👍🏼
Awesome 👌
I have fished for Pike there with a forum group of 'Donny' lads one winter, only a couple were caught, it was the dead of Winter
Fookin awesome!! ;)
Nice one
Top notch. I see why you fish for England. Even pike don't get a look in.
BTW- What's a "pommie".
Great video kayliegh, love fishing for the tench as well, I've had pike trouble all week as well, little buggers, what's a pommie ?
We call the small hybrids pommies, not sure why everyone calls them that around here 🤷🏻♀️
What a pro
Have you tried wasp grub for tench? I found it fabulous 👌
Superb tips and fishing Kayleigh. Question for you. If pleasure or practice fishing on Canal do you always try to fish opposite to moored up boats? A great feature after all. Keep up the good vids, excellent work Kayleigh 👏 👍 👌
No not always but a moored up boats do tend to hold a lot of fish
Hi kayleigh. Great video! I live in scunny.. not far away! Could you please tell me how you get to where your fishing? Thanks, Mark
Hi mark it’s the section that runs behind swanlands fishery in Thorne
Great video. Would love to fish here in the near future. Where do you buy the day tickets from and also where do you park your car? Also how can I check if there is not any matches on before I go.
You can get day tickets on the bank, I normally park on the road outside swanlands fishery, not too sure on how to find out if there is matches on, there is normally a piece of paper next to the swingbridge next to where you park with list of matches on. if there is a match on there are plenty of pegs to fish which probably won’t have a match on at the same time, normally you can go somewhere.
Good angling Kayleigh. What stamp of fish would you say is maximum for the 9 dura slip?
I’m going to use it this winter in commercials for f1s and carp it will have no problem with landing bigger fish
Thanks Kayleigh. Loving the new 11, so hoping the 9 is just as good.
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Great video caster fishing my favourite method was hoping to see how you tackled the hemp fishing did It not work on the day?
Yes hemp worked really well but I somehow deleted the video section on hemp 🙄 planning on doing a video on hemp specifically in a few weeks
@@KayleighDowdFishing Looking forward to It should make a great feature !
Really great Video Kayleigh you are very good fishing a pole 5 STAR Thanks for making the Video. Kayleigh how many meters of pole was you using on the video.
Thanks, it was 14.5 meters
Thanks Kayleigh
Nice fishing video do you ever target the pike on that canal.
Not intentionally 😂 might have a go though
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Fantastic video Kayleigh keep them coming absolutely no doubt you could give the likes of Andy may and Jamie Hughes a run for their money. Is that stretch your fishing free or is it owned by a club?
Its a day ticket stretch 😁
kayleigh what pole do you use and why?
Good video, 👍, how do you rate the XS90?
Yeah i love mine 👌
Four pike takes??? It wouldn't have bothered me. If I'd have had so much pike activity in my peg, I'd have had a pike rod and had the sucker!
What type of fish is a pommy? Lol. Not heard that nick name before
We call them tiny hybrids that, no idea why everyone around here seems to call them that
Hi what pole are you using thx
Hi, I use the Preston XS90
ok thx for that
Great to see a female angler, and doing vids too, I never understand why anglers take so much gear fishing, or why "pole" anglers fish so far across, I have been fishing for over 54 years, and I would say that around 99.9999% of my fish have been under my rod tip or closer, just a few pointers, not to yourself but to some match anglers, skimmers = Silver Bream, silver fish = roach rudd, bleak, dace, predominantly, and some young of other fish, if you dont know what you are catching, take up dominos. (Just a personal annoyance)
Hi Tony, I agree you can catch shorter but the canal is very clear at the moment and you can see the bottom for quiet a way, all the features are all long (boats & pads) so it generally holds more fish which is my reason for going long. I'm pretty sure that a skimmer is a name for small bream though.
@@KayleighDowdFishing Hi Kayleigh, thank you for your reply, from 1974 to 1997 my late father was a lock keeper on tbe Rivers Stort&Lea in Essex and Hertfordshire, the fishing was tremendous on the Lea big. Chub, to 6lb +, big Bream 7lb +, pike over 30lb, roach and rudd to 2lb+, Barbel to early double figures, river carp, twnch to 5lb, millions of small dace and bleak, the pesky Ruffe (pope) I never fished far bank, obviously whats sauace for the goose is not allways sauce for the gander, all my fishing books list silver bream individually, and as a seperate wieht record, it is the same spieces, ish, however there used to be a listed record for silver bream at 5lb 12oz, bigger than some small common bream, good luck in all your matches for the season, if you get time to travel south, try the River Lea between Feildes Weir and Kings Weir, I live in the Fens, am spoilt for choice for fishing, I have rivers North South East and West of my village, and over 100 lakes within a 26 mile radius. Tight Lines.