Estate lake CARPING
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2019
- This month I'm back in England for a 48-hour session on one of the finest estates in the UK. I'm at RH Fisheries' Acton Burnell in Shropshire, fishing on the tricky bottom lake where only ten original carp reside from a 1990 stocking. I'm fortunate to land three of these to 35lb in the same day, including a few of the gorgeous scaly stockies up to 28lb. I talk about my tactical approach, my simple rigs and the mindset of being on such a tough water. There's plenty of playing action, heavy rain and even a guest appearance from a family of swans that needed some assistance in getting their babies back to the lake.
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Brilliant again Simon, just love your down to earth advice for us normal carp anglers 👍👍
Paul Sayers thank you Paul 👍
I really enjoyed this video. Acton Burnell is stunning. The bird song in the video creates a great atmosphere and really makes you want to visit there.
It sure is a beautiful place Kevin
Excellent film si brilliant bird rescue. Nice to see you mate. 👌😎👍
Cheers pal
Great vlog and what a stunning lake and well done on the swan rescue !
john shrimpton thank you John
Nice one Crowey. You never fail to amaze me. Helping that family of swans back to their natural environment is inspiring. It's not always about catching carp, it's about being at one with nature and embracing your surroundings. Don't think any of the other so called big names would have done what you did. Your an absolute credit to our sport.
Brilliant hit of fish, top watercraft and angling. Thanks again for another amazing vlog
Daz Edmonds thanks for the lovely words Daz, glad you enjoyed the blog 👍
Excellent vid Simon.. looks beautiful on there and some great looking fish to boot!!
anthony perry thanks Anthony, yeh it’s a lovely place 👍
Another great Fishing session Buddy. Well done for all those beautiful fish, camera shots and helping the Swans. Also captured you enjoying yourself. Good to see. One Love and tight Lines to ALL.
Really kind that Neil, thanks mate
Great vlog as allways m8 a true gent and great carp angler keep it up pal
Nathan Xx Corlett Xx thanks mate 👍
Great fish Simon, lovely scenery, just brought some great memories back to me where I used to there back in the early days 😊
Nice one Rob, it's such a special place to fish out there
Great video and super Carp Fishing.
Top angling Simon, great session! Look forward to the next one
The carpangler cheers mate
Brilliant a true reality carp blog and great to see someone helping the swans top man .
Geoff Cross many thanks Geoff, hope you’re enjoying the weekend 👍
Great video Simon 👍🏽
Very enjoyable Simon , thanks 👍
Steve Shurey Thanks Steve
nice one mate what a stunning lake beautiful and some cracking carp there loved that liner you proper had it off get in 👊😎
michael barnes Thanks Michael 👍
That’s what I needed to start my morning off.
Well done with the swans.
denty32 Thanks Denty 👍
Great work as always and Good work with the swans top man Simon keep it up
Thank you mate
Nice work si, love the simple rigs and approach. A huge edge now these days with every man and his dog on the stiff hooklinks etc!
Luke Sweeney Bang on Luke, a huge edge with braided links 👍
Excellent Simon it doesn't get any better than that 🎣🎣🎣🐟👍
Definitely worth a soaking Roy!
Well done Crowy, your videos are getting better too!
I'm sure it would be better if I had your cameras with me mate
Enjoyed that Simon... Thanks.... I was always an advocate of heavy backleads fixed to curtain rings..... You didn't lose too much on indication then it was immediate.... The large diameter ring prevented them from fouling on silkweed and stuff on the line most of the time.... Beautiful low thirty mate well done....
Stephen Livesley great tip Stephen, thanks for commenting mate
Might be paying this place a visit quite soon 👍🏼 great video Si, nice edit 💯👍🏼
Always a good watch simon appreciate the vids man,some crackin fish, happy days.
Lee Johnston Thanks Lee
Great as always! Look forward to your vlog s.👍
Andy Dixon Nice one Andy
beautiful fish as always.. great stuff..
Thank you
Another top blog mate most of the time when I watch them I’m in work this one was watched the proper way on the bank 🎣
Brip 18 Lol hope you’re catching a few too mate 👍
😉 first time on lake 7 out first fish koi can’t complain send you a pic on fb mate
Nice vid again Crowy, lovely fish 🎣
Martin Harbour Thanks Martin
Excellent Simon always a pleasure
Always a pleasure to hear from you Helmut
Fantastic watch Simon and great work with Swans mate .
Phil Humphries Thanks Phil
No ego just fishing no promoting the hell out of products just fishing.Nice one.
Paul Franciosi thank you Paul
A great looking place, stunning fish, and a bit of carpy karma there at the end helping Mr & Mrs Swan out. Those littleuns will soon be necking down those beds of boilies up the shallows, and your name will be mud........lol!
I know mate, lol, they'll probably be doing my baits too
Quality session there Si well done.
Larry Roberts Thanks Larry
Nice! You managed to film a part of the take, just as I was hoping you would! And drill of course. Good angling once again, Simon!
liquidoslakki thank you mate 👍
Great Video as always mate🤩👍🏻
Thanks mate
Well done on all endeavours included therein, mate. 👍
Thanks bud
Brilliant vid again as always Simon, you make a lot of lakes look easy and I always look forward to your vids, love the decision to stay on tight lines better to have one rod buzzing with a 100% strike rate that go slack maybe get a few more bites but run the risk of losing fish to the weed, top angling as norm. Hats off to you as well you always take time to reply to these comments, to many big names and companies don’t reply and a lot of these on here are young lads the future of our great sport. Top guy
Thanks for the lovely comment Ross. I was brought up to treat people how you'd like to be treated yourself. It's only carp fishing and it only takes a second to thank someone.
Good Angling as always. Almost what we expect from you...no pressure ;)
The swan situation was handled beauifully. I know several people that dont come too close to this birds, for sure not when they have baby's. If you truly without fear, you can face them almost like a dog you have never seen before. If you just imagine how dangerous they can be this will not happen, and you can get hurt. Amazing little bit of wildlife keeping you did there.
Thanks Andre, I think they knew we were there to help them, they'd been stuck behind the fence for several hours and the babies just wouldn't move. I saw them on the lake yesterday and it's lovely to see them almost fully grown now (this was filmed about six weeks back). Thanks for commenting mate
Spot on Simon, thank you.
IVE595 thank you mate
Great video as usual buddy
Kevin Millbourn Thanks kev
Oh cool channel🎣👍🏼 Greetings from Germany🇩🇪✌🏻️
BAD Fishing BissAnschlagDrill Greetings to you guys 👍
Swans can really get on your nerves occasionally, but you cant beat the feeling when you for instance see a snagged baby and help get it free and swim back to his 5 brothers and sister and parents :D
Always great videos .But if your a nice person even better. well obviously I'm a carp fanatic of 40yrs its like been a kid again watching proper an angler who knows how to present .Honestly keep them coming and thank you for the kind reply.
Paul Franciosi that’s really kind paul, thanks for watching and the nice comment too 👍
Love the video 👍 Simon please do us a quick "stick mix" in one of your upcoming videos.
Vincent Maree Thanks mate, I don’t really use them that much but I’ll try to put one in 👍
Quality as always, no fuss just great angling
Many thanks
How I’m 12 and I’m new to fishing I went for the first time yesterday so thankyou for this advice
Moomoo Moo I hope you caught loads 👍
Simon Crow I only caught one little one but I was so exited because it was my first fish but I’m going again today
Mega as always 👌
Tommy Seers thanks tommy
Well done you for Swan helping.
I once rescued a sheep stuck in the fence at Redmire middle of the night.
dantecarp Thanks bud, great Redmire story 👍
@@SimonCrow few more stories from that wonderful place.. Always had it to myself years ago on the winter ticket. Spooky little water. Loved my time there.
Awesome 👏
Gareth Davies Thanks Gareth
Smashed it top man crowey
Luke Frampton cheers Luke
@@SimonCrow always a pleasure to listen to a old school fisherman I have followed for years without all the bullshit done well mate
Nice 👍 Simon
Carl Gee Northwestern fishing. Thanks Carl
Love your approach Simon.Always catching on simple rigs and not like the rest of them trying to push the latest all singing and dancing rig to sell more rig components.I mean the Ronnie rig! Whats all that about.Did you not get any tangles mate using the soft hooklink with no tubing or leader?
Allan Weaver cheers mate, so long as you feather the cast, use the clip or a bag it works fine 👍
Hi Simon, nice video. Did you use those extremity rods on your trip to the orient? I'm looking for a new set of rods and will be playing the fish and dropping rigs from a boat so don't need a rod that is too tippy. Thanks
Matthew Powney Yes I did Matthew, they were great for the Orient. Have a great trip mate 👍
how you stoping tangles on the cast simon, do use a smal stick mix or foam etc?
lazy carper I mostly use the clip or feather the cast
Stocked lake, hook trained fish, what a great wild fishing experience
Norfolkc 😂😴🤗
Simon Crow Low Pressure Low Cloud what difference does that make what would the pressure difference be then
Great vids Simon .I would like to ask you why you use such a short hair ? The hair on your rig you show here is about 6 mm long . Is this so it cannot wrap round the hook on the cast ?
douglas fayers Thanks mate. Mostly because a hair is used to simply separate the hook from the bait, nothing more. A short hair ensure the hook is close to the bait so when the fish picks it up it has a better chance of hooking 👍
I do enjoy your video’s,it’s just a pity the every day angler isn’t as lucky as you.
Alpha Male thanks bud
Great video crowey pukka results matey
Coy !! yiddo !! Thanks mate
beautiful looking lake, i would catch myself a nice tree there
Brett Cutts 😂 lol mate
I'd love to get on somewhere like this, My club water has carp to 28lb and similar everywhere i go, I'm Derbyshire i know of A1 pits and Cromwell, Anywhere else??? Cheers
Psh! ,Unreal. Loads of good northern venues mate, try Tyram Hall or the Manton complex
Simon your clearly a brilliant angler you catch loads. Why do you have your rods so high? Is us so you can play fish under your lines.
was john lots of reasons mate, but mainly to keep the lines up off the bottom and away from obstructions. I’m a big believer of having a sensitive set up and a direct line does this
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Shropshire !! when it rains it rains proper,Dont you just love mature english lakes.Great Blog.
colin cowell Thanks Colin 👍
You don't use anti tangle tubing Simon ; why is this ?
douglas fayers Cus I don’t see a reason to use it. It doesn’t stop tangles or protect the flanks of the fish (unless you use tiny rigs). Hitting the clip, feathering the cast, using bags/stringers etc stops tangles 👍
Simon. It looks in all your videos as if you're going against convention with keeping your rods very high, and as much line off the water as possible. I understand it in weed, but in your mind do you think it's better with tight lines to let the fish see and touch the line, rather than have back leads and tubing. I've seen you do this at all the places you fish, Spitfire the estate lake and where you caught Pinky. If you get time could you elaborate on your thoughts, rather than a quick reply I'm very interested in your thinking Simon, you sure catch a lot of fish!
Richard Barrett morning Richard, I’ll have to do a video on this one I think as it’s a question I often get asked. There’s lots of ways of looking at it. I remember Rod Hutchinson once writing about using bright yellow line saying it works because ‘imagine walking into a dark room and bumping your head on something you didn’t see. Now walk into that dark room when you see a bright line, it’s not so much of a shock if you see it cus you just duck under it”. His example certainly gets you thinking 👍
@@SimonCrow I wish you would. I know its difficult doing something to order, but it's they why you do it I'm interested in. Almost vertical line is like float fishing, but only works really close in like you were at Spitfire I'd bet. At distance you're simply keeping the line off the water and tight. Very interesting Simon. Richard.
@@SimonCrow now that is a brilliant thought process...and the amount of fish you catch ...its deffo worth trying in my own fishing...👍👍
What a mega place ..i dont live far away but as yet havent fished it...Shropshire has some awesome lakes tucked away...great vid/vlog simon ...and that 35.....wow ! 👍👍
Dave Booth it sure is a special lake mate, thanks for commenting 👍
Hello Simon why such short hairs on your rigs? Greets Kenny
So the hook has a better chance of hooking
I'm old skool, you don't need any heavier than 3lb test in the uk
Where are you fishing at
George Downes I’m not answering that...it says at the beginning and in the info 🤔
do you ever
do other types of fishing like river float fishing or fly fishing?
News Clash Sometimes yes mate but mostly carp
Hi Simon I'm new to carp fishing I have my first video Coming soon would appreciate any tips and advice.... Please keep an eye out for my first cero fishing video 👍
Great video and super Carp Fishing.
Vladimír Lojka thank you Vladimir