Simply The BEST Dead Maggots!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- How to make dead maggots! A simple and very effective method for preparing perfect dead maggots. Whether you are targeting silverfish, feeder fishing or want to pile them in for carp, this is Jon's tried-and-trusted technique for a wonderful feed and hook bait.
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Wow wow wow, I cannot believe so many grown men are such picky tea aficionados, ha ha! Sorry my tea break interrupted your manicures, pedicures, eye brow sculpting and chest waxing! A proper man's cup of tea has to be two things: hot and wet. If you insist on any other luxuries you need to take your fluffy slippers off and have a word with yourself! Hot and wet boys. Hot and wet! That is all! 🤣🙃
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READ THIS! Based on the research conducted by Dr Stapley of Loughborough University, it has been confirmed that putting the milk in before the hot tea is the correct way to make a brew. Sorry to those of you who have been putting the milk in last all this time, you’ve been doing it wrong! This somewhat bold claim is all down to the milk heating unevenly when poured into hot tea.
When the milk heats unevenly it makes the proteins denature. This not only does the milk lose its flavour, it is also the culprit for the sticky skin that can form on the top of a cuppa! Brewing your tea in a pot and then adding it to cold milk works to prevent this. 🤣
Ok you need to hand over your rod licence and be put into the wild to find your inner man 😂
I heard the milk in first was due to the hot water breaking the bone china, so the milk would mix with the hot water and somewhat cool the tea.
Now most people drink from ceramics it doesn’t matter.
I used to totally respect this bloke and his methods but now i've seen him put the milk in before the bag I having a re-think🤔😂
😂😂😂 It's hot and wet, that's all a proper bloke should be concerned about! 😂😂😂
Definitely milk afterwards in my book 😂
@@JonArthur Nah, still aint havin it, think I might unsubscribe 😂 keep the vids rollin Mr.
Have to agree. 🤢
First Rule of Tea Making.
There should never ever ever be a Teabag/Milk interface!
Based on the research conducted by Dr Stapley of Loughborough University, it has been confirmed that putting the milk in before the hot tea is the correct way to make a brew. Sorry to those of you who have been putting the milk in last all this time, you’ve been doing it wrong! This somewhat bold claim is all down to the milk heating unevenly when poured into hot tea.
When the milk heats unevenly it makes the proteins denature. This not only does the milk lose its flavour, it is also the culprit for the sticky skin that can form on the top of a cuppa! Brewing your tea in a pot and then adding it to cold milk works to prevent this. 😂 😂 😂 😂
Loved this! But please tell me I didn't see milk in that mug before hot water!!! Haha.
😂😂😂 It's hot and wet, that's all a proper bloke should be concerned about! 😂😂😂
Jon you have just opened a big debate milk first or after boiling water for a cuppa haha 😄
😂😂😂 Ha ha! It's hot and wet, that's all a proper bloke should be concerned about! 😂😂😂
Oh the horror! Milk before water!
😂😂😂 It's hot and wet, that's all a proper bloke should be concerned about! 😂😂😂
Brilliant way of producing quality dead maggots!.... But bloody awful way of making tea.... milk in first come on Jon...you've not only killed the maggots but you've killed the bloody teabag!!!👍👍🤣🤣
😂😂😂 It's hot and wet, that's all a proper bloke should be concerned about! 😂😂😂
Jon. Did granny put milk in a tea pot back in the day. No. Milk blocks the little holes in the bag to stop it working. 🤣🤣🤣👍
What's a teapot? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Something granny used back in the day.🤣
What can I say! Your such an easy going warm witty guy. Even if your not into fishing (which I am) most people would enjoy your videos. Cheers.
Ahh thats nice of you to say, even if I cannot make a cuppa!
Dear Mrs. Arthur. You don't know me but I wonder if you are aware of what Jon does in your kitchen?..........
Shhhhhh! Delete delete delete 😂
No way mate ... who puts the milk in with the teabag?!?!?!?
😂😂😂 It's hot and wet, that's all a proper bloke should be concerned about! 😂😂😂
Make great dead maggots...
But as for the great British tea making...
You are fail.
If you like tea then you rest it for at least 4mins on its own before you add sugar or milk.
To say soaking a teabag in milk improves the flavour of the actual tea is nonsense.
Ha ha ha... where do we start... ;-)
OMG,tea bag and milk in the cup.....jesus John..lol.
Proper tea 🍵
😂😂😂 It's hot and wet, that's all a proper bloke should be concerned about! 😂😂😂
Milk already in the cup and you said dream of killing dead maggots 😂
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Great video, apart from milk in with the tea bag! Nooooo 😢 milk after 😊 and yes I have tried this and works a treat thank you Jon
Wonderful!
Hi Jon. This is spooky. I googled it earlier to find out the best way to do this
I am a genie! 😂
Need a lesson in how to make tea though Jon! Milk in first!! Criminal!! 😂
😂😂😂 It's hot and wet, that's all a proper bloke should be concerned about! 😂😂😂
@@JonArthur point taken 😂
I can remember the days when we bagged them, squeezed the air out and froze them then forgot to take them. 🤣😂
😂😂😂 Still doing that!
I imagine that, seen from the perspective of a non-angler, that, that thumbnail is the most insane image on t'internet. I only started using dead maggots about a year ago. I'm 100% barbless, and I've found them fantastic from tipping a worm to keep it on the hook.
Yep they’re great for tipping the hook with any other hook bait cocktail
Love this bloke...he's the first person ever I've heard who loves a lump, flaccid maggot. 😂 Another great video Jon
Thanks... I think, ha ha! 👍
Hi Jon, just caught up with this video about killing maggots, as I am out this weekend on a contest and I need dead reds ,will do this 100%,but would you consider putting krill liquid on them to add flavour and colour too?.Been following your video's for years, excellent video's and always great advice. Cheers Jon...👍🎣
You certainly can and its something Im always playing with, but in all honesty I think they just like the dead reds how they are and I will add groundbait or micros if i need extra attraction.
@JonArthur thanks for replying Jon,living in the West Midlands majority of the local venues ban groundbait, so thats out, but will definitely add micros thanks for the tip...👍🎣
I find Anywhere that bans gb, feeding micros is often essential
You did a video on worms, can’t find it🤷♂️
Hmm, not sure which one? I've done a few in my Members area though.
Can’t believe you put milk in with the teabag
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha :-)
Great video as always. I've used this method with cold water first and it wasnt as good as using this method. The maggots looked perfect and what I had left I froze and now they've defrosted they look just as good.
Many thanks Jon.
P.S. I drink Vimto so don't care about all this tea nonsense. 😆
Good stuff!
Great tip for dead maggots Jon but always milk last when making tea 🤣🤣🤣
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MILK ALREADY IN THE CUP!!! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
😂😂😂 It's hot and wet, that's all a proper bloke should be concerned about! 😂😂😂
Thanks for the tip Jon very useful and simple way of getting them perfect 👍
Glad you found it useful
All my worms/maggots/casters etc live in the fridge, anyone other than family find it odd, lol.
The way I do dead maggots is to add a couple drops of flavour to a bag with a bit of air in, then leave in the fridge for a week or so, after that I freeze them.
I have my bait on a constant rota, week on week depending on where I am fishing.
Cheers for sharing Lee
Never have a problem freezing them. For a quick method though this is a great tip. Cheers.
Good to know!
I found that the freezing is only okay when you left them at least 4 days. They can still be alive after 2 days of freezing.
Yorkshire tea i hope
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Great video. I'm killing my maggots this way for years and I must say it's the best working method for my fishing :) Quick and easy :)
Great to hear!
Thanks Jon...just prepared some for tomorrow' match. Never really used "Ded'Uns"...but will give them a go tomorrow...
Hope you enjoyed a good day
Great vid for a novice like myself, cheers John.
Glad to help
Hello Jon, thank you not only for this video, but for all the work you have put in creating so many videos to help others. I am new to fishing with dead maggots and have just followed this video as said on the tin, and all turned out exactly as did yours. I know you said that they can be kept under water, but could you please advise in detail of a long term method of storage for about two weeks without freezing if this is possible? Thank you, kind regards, Tony.
Appreciate that Tony! You can fridge them for at least a week, but you might want to rinse them in between. Freezing will work too I guess.
Very informative, have seen a similar video by Will Raison which he put the maggots in cold water and then added boiled water from a kettle .
I normally just clean them off and put them in the freezer for a week , not the best way if you need them for a next day session granted . Have added flavour at times to the maggots before putting in the freezer and seemingly when you take them out as they are thawing the maggots draw in the flavour. Picked this up a good number of years ago in an article in Coarse Fisherman magazine by Archie Braddock , who probably is the pioneer of using flavoured deads .
Yep Archie was the king of flavours
Brilliant! Definitely will employ this advice into my fishing-armory! Thanks Jon! Cheers!
Glad it was helpful!
Milk first😢
More comments about tea making than fish catching! 😂🤣
for a brief panic stricken moment there 5:55, I thought Jon was one of them odd bods that don't put milk in the cup first when making tea. I would have had to stop watching the videos
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Jesus, my wife would kill me if I did that in our kitchen. Brave man cos she will find out 👀
She is very understanding... I think! ... hope! 😂😂😂
What I missed it the first time them read the comments and I agree why milk before bag some people are just wired and I’m not brave enough to use the kitchen I’m banned to my garage when I do this.
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as for the tea that bwould be the least of your problems in our house! what yu need is a utility room as other halfs seem to accept that non desirable stuff happens there. (voice of experience speaking)
We have a utility room somewhere I think... 🤣🤣
Just do that ‘relaxed’ maggot impression for me again 😆😆😆
Deal!😂😂😂
Deep clean the kitchen ,use the wires best teaspoonful ....yeah right....
Ha ha! Well a few sprays with the anti-bac and some extra Fairy on the spoon and no ones any the wiser! 😂😂😂
when you said you use them with a feeder Jon ,would that be mixed with ground bait in a cage feeder
Yes absolutely, hook and feed
great video. if i wanted to add krill powder at what point would you do this?
I’d just dust them straight after draining and bag them up. They used to say freezing and thawing draws in the krill flavour but I’m not convinced that’s necessary. They like dead maggots, the krill will just give a flavoursome haze and extra attraction.
Lovely vidio I wish to be like you and do matches just got to try and get a seat box ❤❤❤
All the best
Dear Mrs Arthur, I don't know if you watch your husbands wonderful videos........ Did you know wren have a kitchen sale on...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 nice one Jon, the hot tap trick I didn't know about. The softer the maggot the better.
🤣🤣 Yes worth getting in trouble for extra soft hands... I mean maggots!
Indeed.
Brave man Jon doing that in the kitchen. Another great vid 👍
Cheers 💪
I will try that one day, but finding maggits around here - hard! Do you ever flavour them at all? I used to flavour maggots sometime with Archie Braddock's flavours in winter, Hot Magic is one.
Yes Im always messing around with maggots. Spices for natural winter venues and scopex on commercials have been good. Used to use Archie's stuff myself way way back. Where do you live if you cannot get maggots as all good tackle shops sell them and they're also available online.
@@JonArthur As my nickname suggests, it's near Marlow. We had Marsh in Wycombe, MBT in Cookham, and Kings of Maidenhead, all fairly close or on the way to fishing. There is one in Slough now, but not sure yet of quality.
One of the last fishing trips I went on and your namesake Keith Arthur was there also. We've known each other for years and talking of maggots I told him mine came from mail order and so did his, the same dealer, we both agreed they were rubbish. So my only option now is Slough, a bit of a distance.
You had me right up to the pre hot water milked cuppa 😂😂😂😂😂
Wait til you see my coffee... ;-)
You need to learn how to make a brew Jon - who put milk in with the tea bag???????
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Jon all wrong mate….brew the tea bag and then add milk😂
Corr you’ll be saying I have to squeeze the tea bag next!
Would you ever fish dead maggot’s over live or live over dead ?
Yes definitely. Did that last week at Meadowlands catching silvers, a dead sometimes gives a better bite and definitely falls slower and sometimes produces bigger fish.
Really enjoyed this. I've stopped coarse fishing but still got my poles. Told the wife I might start it again and she pulled my chest hair out as she was saying don't you dare bring them in my house.
Think it be safer to jeep with the fly n sea fishing
Glad you enjoyed it Mick
Nice tips Jon. Loved the maggot impressions too. ! 😂😂
Thanks! 😃 Next week I will do my best worm impression!
Warm and wet Jon I'm happy with warm and wet I do like me tea hot tho 😋
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nice tips thanks.... are dead maggots any good for say roach on the waggler?
would love to see a little series of vids in the future on how to make those cracking little wagglers you used on the canal a while back if poss.... thanks again john staysafe.
Yes definitely ok on the wag. They flutter slower than a live maggot too. Maybe one day a DIY wag vid, but I keep buying really nice ones ha ha!
@@JonArthur thanks for response jon!... I will give it a try soon!..... Your right there are some nice wags available..... however difficult to get around 2/3 bb size.... I usually find whip wagglers will suffice.... Thanks again.
Drake do some nice little wagglers. Always plenty of interesting little ones on the Benwick Sports website too
so where do you buy those little blue bags John
Just standard Tesco ones I think. If not, they were from the Co-op
Jon can u freeze them after that for next time
Yes, but as with all freezing they can go black if you do it a second time
arnt using live maggots better bait
All depends. Try them
Also just subbed
Welcome aboard!
Nice one Jonny thanks for sharing
No problem 👍
Nice Video! The way I did it too. Today I put them in the freezer if I have some leftovers. When I just need a few, I use a maggot sleeper.
Good stuff
hot and wet, what about the tea ?
🤣🤣 Oo er missus!
Hello Jon,
Thank you for this good tips.👍
Daniel (from France)
Merci beaucoup! 👍
Nice one. Thanks
No problem 👍
nice one jon a good way of doing them i will be having ago at that quick and ready to go ,must remember not to drink the maggots and put the tea in the fridge .until your next adventure by the water tight lines and wet nets,,
You've done that as well then, ha ha. Cereal goes in the fridge and milk in the cupboard!
@@JonArthur it age //
Gordon Ramsey couldn’t of done it better mate 🤣👍
And no swearing ha ha
Hi John when you say leave them in water to stop them coming round do you add water to the bag I like the idea of the bag do its simple and neat and not to waste bait. Thanks
Yes just a dash can help stop them drying out
@@JonArthur cheers mate
Hi have you ever try to microwave them ? It is easier and faster to achieve water temperature.Tight lines 🎣😉
Please tell me thats a joke microwaving maggots!?!?!?
@@JonArthur no try it
Cheers Jon!
Cheers for watching
how long could you leave them frozen for?
Indefinitely really but a year at least Im sure they'd be ok
Sorry Jon
One giant flaw in your process I must point out….
You can’t put milk in with the tea bag and then poor on boiling water, water needs to be 100 degrees to make the best brew, water on tea bag, stir to brew, tea bag out then milk in….
Maggots was good fingers crossed your missus doesn’t find out
Cheers fella
😂😂😂 It's hot and wet, that's all a proper bloke should be concerned about! 😂😂😂
@@JonArthur
That’s a comment for after the watershed surely!!!!
We use those live for ice fishing..👍
Nice 👍
Jon, how long would you keep frozen maggots for?
Indefinitely really, certainly over a year if kept frozen.
@@JonArthur oh good, I've got loads and wasn't sure, thanks
Really appreciate your videos jon. One quick general note though for something I’d love is that if your live match fishing locations are shown. As a new match angler it’d be nice to see. I don’t know, maybe at the start of those videos to a quick 5 second clip zooming into the location from space / Google maps. Cheers 🎉
Glad you enjoy the vids. Never quite sure where we stand using third party footage like that. I know others do but that doesn't mean its allowed without a license
Very good Jon, Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it