Thank you Den. Great video. Ive got a few of the original Drennan Windbeaters and I’ll have to dig them out. They all seem to be fairly hefty shorting wise. I think I used to use them for tench with a big shot near the hook! Your method with a number 4 just off the hook is a lot more sensitive.
Hi Den Thanks for another great video. I've never tried to fish the lift method so far over depth, but it does make good sense. So I'm definitely going to give it a try. Thanks again Peter
Hi Den, agree with your idea ! But please note that for deep water (3m and above) I always lost fish because the delayed signal, they blown off already.
Another great vid. I always put the weight on the bottom near the hook length as a standard setup and then look at moving it about depending on the type of bites I seem to be getting? Like on the drop or once settled?
@@FishingwithDen Black Country myself marmate, but a long time in Surrey. You sound very much like Jeff Astle. Tight lines, great videos. Love the homemade floats🐟🪱🎣👍
Thank you Den. Great video. Ive got a few of the original Drennan Windbeaters and I’ll have to dig them out. They all seem to be fairly hefty shorting wise. I think I used to use them for tench with a big shot near the hook!
Your method with a number 4 just off the hook is a lot more sensitive.
Thank you 😊 Great video as always
One of my favorite ways of fishing Den thanks for making this
Thanks Martijn.😁😁👍👍
Thanks
Much appreciated Ovidiu. Many thanks.👍👍
Hi Den
Thanks for another great video. I've never tried to fish the lift method so far over depth, but it does make good sense. So I'm definitely going to give it a try.
Thanks again
Peter
Hi Peter. Thanks for your comments mate. I hope it works well for you.
Great informative video, thanks for sharing
Thanks Jonathan. I'm glad you enjoyed it.😁😁👍👍
fantastic Den ! 👍👍🐟👋
Thanks Danny.😁😁👍👍
Informative video, Den.
Thanks Ralf.
I knows what you mean about the weather in nsw from last year's visit. Nice little session 👌
Thanks Peter.
Lovely! Caught lots of tench with a crow quill fished as a lift float. Happy days!
Yep. Definitely Mike.😁😁👍👍
Hi Den, agree with your idea ! But please note that for deep water (3m and above) I always lost fish because the delayed signal, they blown off already.
Another great vid. I always put the weight on the bottom near the hook length as a standard setup and then look at moving it about depending on the type of bites I seem to be getting? Like on the drop or once settled?
Hi Phill. Yep. This is definitely a method with a very specific shotting pattern mate.
Nice one den. I use the lift all year round. Slightly different to you as just use an olivette. Dont do normal waggler😊.
Thanks Paul.
Decent couple of hours Den, just started the lift, crucians & tench were very accommodating. That accent of yours🤔 East Midlands?
Thanks Smiffy. originally West midlands mate, but a long time away in the Army.
@@FishingwithDen Black Country myself marmate, but a long time in Surrey. You sound very much like Jeff Astle. Tight lines, great videos. Love the homemade floats🐟🪱🎣👍
@@Smiffy830 Thanks Smiffy 👍👍
It’s donkeys years old method for tench
It certainly is. I have always loved this method.