Speed-up your feeder fishing ability by taking one of our courses at catchfishingchannelcourses.thinkific.com/ or join the coaching video channel as a member at www.patreon.com/CatchFishingChannel Thanks for watching and I look forward to seeing you in the next TH-cam video on Monday!
Nice tips and nicely explained jamie on the line clip scenarios, you'd be amazed how many are reluctant yo use them in fear off being broke .Makes you wonderhow we used to fish without them especially when bream fishing was king ,cos I'm sure the Mitchell's Match,440 and 300 didn't have them on as well as ball bearings .I once had a 300 seize up on a festival in Ireland on the shannon,but when the Mitchells were made there wasn't any feeders about in those days it was all arsley bombs and trying to throw balls of grounbait over halfway across the witham and welland until the whopper droppers were invented!!
Nice one Jamie, basics are not just for beginner's but for all as reviewing the basics against what your doing on the bank could pick up an area where your being lazy without realising it !
Great enthusiasm again Jamie 👏. Your vids are always interesting for beginners or like me still trying to get the better understanding of process . One thing on another vid. Could you advise best way to get accurate with under arm cast, this I struggle at shorter distances where this type cast is required 👍
Great Video as usual Jamie; Still not quite sure what the “feathering” action on casting is for or the finer points of what we are trying to achieve with it ??
Some great tips Jamie ,how about doing feeding accurately vlog with a ground bait catapult which I've always had a problem with, watched some top guys put it in spot on every time ?
Hi Jamie. Great vid pal. I am really struggling with casting short distances. 3-15 metres. I can never ‘feather’ it in and hit the line clip. It always seems to hit it and bounce back and crash in. Any tips?
Hi Jamie, just a quick question if you don't mind: do you ever use a feeder link and if so, when? I know you've got some in your seat but up to date I cannot find reliable info of when we should use those and when they are pointless? Thanks in advance 🪱 #FishingBasics
I think that it takes too much time to catch several carp in a row to use the distance sticks. I think the trick with the Tippex is great and I will test it next time. Thanks👍and keep it up!
I couldn't make out in the video if you clipped up with the line going in the direction it is spooled onto the reel or against the direction it is spooled onto the reel, which is correct or do you prefer?
hi if you don't mind me asking can you send me a link to a good feeder rig maybe like an ellicott to sort of feeder rig so it doesn't tangle long-distance helicopter feeder rig but not using the twizzle boom plz ?
Hey, I’m American and very new to feeder fishing. I know this could be a silly question, but why does it matter to cast at the same spot over and over? I mean if a cast in larger area, wouldn’t more fish be in the general area. Or do you want them to go to a specific point?
Speed-up your feeder fishing ability by taking one of our courses at catchfishingchannelcourses.thinkific.com/ or join the coaching video channel as a member at www.patreon.com/CatchFishingChannel Thanks for watching and I look forward to seeing you in the next TH-cam video on Monday!
It's great to watch next great package of knowledge before fishing at weekend.
Greetings from Poland :D
Another great tutorial Jamie as always 🎣🐟👍
Another great video Jamie. Loads of great advise and love the use of measuring sticks. Keep them coming.
Great video. Picked up how you wrap the line around the clip, better than the way I used before. Tried it yesterday worked great.
Love your videos Jamie. Keep up the great work. Andy...
Nice tips and nicely explained jamie on the line clip scenarios, you'd be amazed how many are reluctant yo use them in fear off being broke .Makes you wonderhow we used to fish without them especially when bream fishing was king ,cos I'm sure the Mitchell's Match,440 and 300 didn't have them on as well as ball bearings .I once had a 300 seize up on a festival in Ireland on the shannon,but when the Mitchells were made there wasn't any feeders about in those days it was all arsley bombs and trying to throw balls of grounbait over halfway across the witham and welland until the whopper droppers were invented!!
Those were the days! All bream and not a Carp to be seen.
Very well explained thsnyou a lot
These back to basics Jamie are awesome mate, the beginners course is amazing I urge all beginners to sign up. Helped me so much 👏👏👏👏
Great advice all the time.
Nice one Jamie, basics are not just for beginner's but for all as reviewing the basics against what your doing on the bank could pick up an area where your being lazy without realising it !
Great video Jamie. Have you done one on casting accuracy??
No not yet mate
Good info Jamie, but why not just use marker elastic ?
Awsome vid again
Great enthusiasm again Jamie 👏. Your vids are always interesting for beginners or like me still trying to get the better understanding of process . One thing on another vid. Could you advise best way to get accurate with under arm cast, this I struggle at shorter distances where this type cast is required 👍
Great Video as usual Jamie; Still not quite sure what the “feathering” action on casting is for or the finer points of what we are trying to achieve with it ??
Thanks mate, it just makes the feeder go in more discreet and makes sure that the rig straightens out to stop tangles :)
Hi Jamie
Exellent video bud, absolutely quality advice, thanks for sharing Jamie
Take care stay safe, regards to Dad and T,keep it lit.👍 my friend.
Some great tips Jamie ,how about doing feeding accurately vlog with a ground bait catapult which I've always had a problem with, watched some top guys put it in spot on every time ?
Hi Jamie. Great vid pal. I am really struggling with casting short distances. 3-15 metres. I can never ‘feather’ it in and hit the line clip. It always seems to hit it and bounce back and crash in. Any tips?
Thanks mate, try a shorter rod mate that will def help
Hi Jamie, just a quick question if you don't mind: do you ever use a feeder link and if so, when? I know you've got some in your seat but up to date I cannot find reliable info of when we should use those and when they are pointless?
Thanks in advance 🪱 #FishingBasics
No I don't use them most of the time mate but they can help for faster biting fish like roach mate
Excellent 👍
good technique but i have a question that when fish bite and will run away than how line will be free from the clip?? Thanks..
Could you do a video breaking down your kit with price for beginners.
I looked for you on on twitter but you aren't there thats how I was going to ask
OK mate great topic!
I think that it takes too much time to catch several carp in a row to use the distance sticks. I think the trick with the Tippex is great and I will test it next time. Thanks👍and keep it up!
I couldn't make out in the video if you clipped up with the line going in the direction it is spooled onto the reel or against the direction it is spooled onto the reel, which is correct or do you prefer?
I always do mine in the direction it’s spooled on...it seems the natural way to do it, rightly or wrongly.
hi if you don't mind me asking can you send me a link to a good feeder rig maybe like an ellicott to sort of feeder rig so it doesn't tangle long-distance helicopter feeder rig but not using the twizzle boom plz ?
Love the videos Jamie just a shame I'm going to need some more secrets that not every angler has in there bag
Haha I know what you mean mate ;)
Hey, I’m American and very new to feeder fishing. I know this could be a silly question, but why does it matter to cast at the same spot over and over?
I mean if a cast in larger area, wouldn’t more fish be in the general area. Or do you want them to go to a specific point?
You answer the question at the end of the video. Thanks 🙏
Super
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