Hi! To improve your fishing and catch more fish, check out my Simple Fishing Guidebook! With 100 pages of tips, rigs, knots, bait + lure advice and 21 in-depth species guides, you’ll definitely improve your knowledge and skills. Get yours here: fishwithcarl.co.uk/products/the-simple-fishing-guidebook
I started fishing 2 years ago and I found you guys very early on in this. I love your content alot and you have given me so many tips and tricks in helping me progress so thank you for that. Would love to fish with you guys one day would teach me so much. Thanks again guys you really do help alot of people
Big up's once again boy's ! i just love to see this stuff what gets on here with the small details what some people alrdy know like my self , but i still get the same excitement by watching it !!! that is just how good the contend is what you 2 lads are putting up +1 and like always a day with out fishing is a day not lived
Thanks Mark! Yeah we just want to help people where possible! Most people will know lots of these things, but for others it can really help! Tight lines mate!
I just watched this video and used the guidance in a practise session in my local park . What a difference applying the tips of n practise . Thanks for this upload . Live your videos
I decided to look into fishing videos since I'm teaching middle schoolers how to fish. Since I have to make fishing a game, I knew I needed to watch some videos on how others fish. This video has helped me find cues (signals) for them. Here for cues instead of advice, haha. However, keep making videos. I really enjoy them. Thanks mate!
Thank you so much!! We tried hard to show things clearly, but it was difficult as we don't know much about graphics and stuff. We drew the lines on with the paint brush tool. haha!
Thanks Alex this the only you tube vlog that explains the measuring stick sequence, well explained learned a lot well informed by you, great information from beginning to end. Thanks you stay safe guys and best wishes always, tight lines 🎣🎣🐟🐟
Excellently explained, it took me years to figure everything out you said in this video but after using all these skills it improved my fishing massively!
Hey Carl and Alex, I hope you see this! I’m a long time fan, been watching you for years. Could you do a video on once you have casted out, explaining sinking the line, winding in a little, setting the rod on the alarm, perfect bobbing set. One thing I always struggle with, is how much to reel once casted to sink the line. Thanks. Amazing content as always
I just asked this very question, (should have scrolled down 🙈) I couldn't have said it better myself. I have heard so much over the yrs as to what should be done with your line once you've cast out, would be nice to finally put this one to bed and get something definitive on the subject. Tight lines 🎣
Since starting carp fishing aswell as beach fishing last summer, have found that casting accuracy isnt such a problem for me. What ive had to get used to is scaling down the distances lol. Have been in the habit for the last 20yrs of going (half of the time) for maximum distance with 6oz leads and bait, using a pendulum cast 😀
Thank you very much for the video. Can you please make a video on how to cast a spring feeder or a flat feeder with larger weight? Thanks again, you're the best guys!
can i ask you a question about clipping up please ? I'm a beginner so I'm trying to get the straight , if i cast out with a lead weight and marker float and find a spot i like i clip the line on to the spool , reel in, then with marker sticks wrap around the sticks , remember how many wraps then transfer that number to the rod I'm going to fish with then clip that line to the spool , ok, so i cast out hit the clip let the lead go down and I'm fishing , so then do i take the line off the clip because if a fish bites the line won't come off the reel, right? if a fish bites and i land it do i have to go through the process of wrapping around the marker sticks overtime the rod comes out of the water? i hope this makes sense and i know its long winded, many thanks for your help.
Can u do a vid on casting bread free lining coz I just can’t we’ll u don’t have to but it would help quite a lot I think. Keep up the good vids anyway I don’t want to hassle you 💖
@@fishingtutorials Was just gonna ask the exact same question, i really want to try it out this summer, so a tutorial will be much appreciated! Keep up the good work lads!
Thanks for the tips, very well presented. If you hook a large fish that makes a run and your line is through the line clip, how do you avoid a break off?
Brilliant as always. As a novice this was a great help. Can I ask for advice on effectively putting rod into the rest and fishing slack, semi-slick and tight lines. I’m always concerned I’m not sinking the line properly or moving the led. Any advice would be great
I can always rely on your channel for great fishing advice. Just treat myself to a new 12' Sonik Vader X RS with a cork grip cant wait to test it out 😊🐟
Hi Alex and Carl, fantastic video just what I've been looking for thank you so much.. One quick question (not sure the answer will be quick 😋) can you provide some insight on what should be done with you line once you have made a cast? Do you dip the rod to sink the line? Open bail arm walk back to rod rest and sink line for 5 minutes etc... Heard so much over the years but nothing that definitive. Would really appreciate your view. Keep up the great work, tight lines lads
Great question even though it's 2 years ago. I dip the yip and tweak the line. I don't see the point in leaving it if you are using a bobbin as your going to put tension on the line so it will find its way anyway.
Brilliant, know I see why i always had my rigs tangled around my lead. Just cast and let it hit the water! Ok, just stop it just before. Does the weight of the lead and type of rig make a difference?
Hello guys a couple of cracking vlogs there as always. Any chance you can do a tutorial on what line/leader you use for distance casting on your spod/marker rods with all the different size spod/spomb please. Cheers.
Some of the best people in the world are left handed. That’s why there are so few of us........ we’re special! That’s what my mum always said anyway. Great video guys.
Hi guys . This is amazing . Do you ever go the North west angling show . Cause if you do I would love to meet you . Best fishermen on TH-cam. Tight lines 🎣🎣
Make sure that your cast is a smooth motion. You don't have to cast super hard with a casting reel. Unlike a spinning reel there is no lip to overcome. Make it one smooth motion accelerating as you go forward (whip cast). Set your spool tension so that there is a hair of side to side movement in spool. The spool tension should not be on. Turn your brakes to about 75% and then work your way down as you get better. Lightly feather the spool with your thumb. Cast with your index finger on the trigger so that your thumb is in the proper position to feather the spool. You should be feathering it from directly behind the reel and not pressing down on the spool. Cast with about 3'-4' of line so you can load up your lure and get more distance. Tight lines out there!
Please can you explain what you should do in the situation of fishing in deep water with spod and fishing rod? Ie wraps for both to make sure your bait is landing over the rigs. Thank you
Great video Alex! The only thing that confuses me about clipping up for better accuracy is how is the fish able to take line off the reel when they bite, either the fish would feel the weight and spook or your rod would fly off your alarm, any advice on that?
Good video once again lads 👍, one question though when your using a line clip after casting and your using a bait runner reel is the fish still able to take line ?
Hi Guys. Very, very good video, I would like to know, if you can tell me, a lot of the time my cast's go to the right, (i am right handed). How can i correct this please. Many thanks Ray.
Great video as always guys. I noticed how you put the line on your clip, you twist it round as opposed to just going under it. I'm guessing there's a reason for doing it that way?
Finally understood how these stick things have to be used... Thanks :)) Same with line clip - I was like "oh crazy I never saw that before" :D Before I clicked the video I was like "I know everything but let me have a look at it". :DD Have a good time.
Another great video lads very informative . Quick question I sometimes fish a local lake that is 4 ft deep (man made back in the 17th as a manor lake) any advice on how to feel the bottom?
I liked the video before it even started (during adverts). Just because you know its going to be good. Carl & alex dont do bad content, its not in their nature.
Just started to fish and I love your videos. The one problem I have with casting is a load of line coming off the reel after the float has hit the water, what am I doing wrong.
It could be 'over-spooled' as in too much line on your reel. You could also put your finger on the spool just before your bait hits the water to stop anymore line from coming off. Hope this helps!! Thanks David, all the best with your fishing :)
Hi Carl & Alex, I have a question....When you’ve cast to your clip what do you do if you have a fish strip line on a run, or if you’re casting from the water and then have to walk back to your rests, as in Res. Diaries 3? Are you using your distance sticks to reset your wraps before every cast? Thanks for all your excellent tips and interesting content 👍🏻
Hi Neil, when fishing for big carp we'll unclip after the cast so that a hooked fish can take line and not reach the clip. If we are feeder fishing for smaller fish, we'll leave the clip in and only unclip if a bigger fish starts pulling line. When carp fishing, we use distance sticks and count the line wrapping around them to get back to the same distance for the next cast. Hope that makes sense! tight lines, Carl and Alex
Thanks for taking the time to answer my question, it’s much appreciated. I guessed that’s how you’d manage the situation, I just wasn’t sure if there was a clever trick I’ve been missing. Thanks again lads, you’re true ambassadors for our sport. Tight lines and wet nets 👍🏻
Please can you do a video how to tie braid leader/snag braid to spomb braid and how much to use ect? My first attempt last week it cracked off on 5th cast so my know was obviously pooor. Thanks
Hi! To improve your fishing and catch more fish, check out my Simple Fishing Guidebook! With 100 pages of tips, rigs, knots, bait + lure advice and 21 in-depth species guides, you’ll definitely improve your knowledge and skills. Get yours here: fishwithcarl.co.uk/products/the-simple-fishing-guidebook
I started fishing 2 years ago and I found you guys very early on in this. I love your content alot and you have given me so many tips and tricks in helping me progress so thank you for that. Would love to fish with you guys one day would teach me so much. Thanks again guys you really do help alot of people
That is awesome!
Never knew about the line clip just thought it was used for holding the line when you pack your reel away 🤦🏾♂️
same here :D
Glad to hear you learnt something new! Thats cool!!!
Me too! Great tip on the clip
Same here lol! Every days a school day
Thats all i use it for, as far as casting distances goes, i feather the line with my fingertip rather than chance the line breaking
Big up's once again boy's ! i just love to see this stuff what gets on here with the small details what some people alrdy know like my self , but i still get the same excitement by watching it !!! that is just how good the contend is what you 2 lads are putting up +1 and like always a day with out fishing is a day not lived
Thanks Mark! Yeah we just want to help people where possible! Most people will know lots of these things, but for others it can really help! Tight lines mate!
Excellent video! 👍🏻 There seems to be lack of tutorial videos on this subject online, which really baffles me. Well done lads!
Great tips! Casting has always been the worst aspect of my fishing, hopefully your guide here will help me improve. Thanks guys!
I just watched this video and used the guidance in a practise session in my local park . What a difference applying the tips of n practise . Thanks for this upload . Live your videos
I decided to look into fishing videos since I'm teaching middle schoolers how to fish. Since I have to make fishing a game, I knew I needed to watch some videos on how others fish. This video has helped me find cues (signals) for them. Here for cues instead of advice, haha. However, keep making videos. I really enjoy them. Thanks mate!
Your tutorials are simple and easy to follow unlike some other tutorials ives seen on youtube
Thank you!!
Yep, this was very well done. The graphics, animations and slo-mo's all really help me visualize the clear instructions. Gold.
Thank you so much!! We tried hard to show things clearly, but it was difficult as we don't know much about graphics and stuff. We drew the lines on with the paint brush tool. haha!
My 9 year old loves watches these videos keep up the excellent work thanks!!!!!!!!
You‘re simply the best! Tight lines and best regards from Germany!
This is what I've been struggling with thanks for making this video I'll try it next session tomorrow
As always out of five tutorials I’ve watched on you tube this is by far the best and most informative
Thank you mate :) Glad it was helpful!
Your best one yet. That's the best casting vid I have seen. Simple precise accurate.
Well done from an olld guy.
Thank you Paul! Appreciate it!
Thanks Alex this the only you tube vlog that explains the measuring stick sequence, well explained learned a lot well informed by you, great information from beginning to end. Thanks you stay safe guys and best wishes always, tight lines 🎣🎣🐟🐟
Excellently explained, it took me years to figure everything out you said in this video but after using all these skills it improved my fishing massively!
Hey Carl and Alex, I hope you see this! I’m a long time fan, been watching you for years. Could you do a video on once you have casted out, explaining sinking the line, winding in a little, setting the rod on the alarm, perfect bobbing set. One thing I always struggle with, is how much to reel once casted to sink the line. Thanks. Amazing content as always
I just asked this very question, (should have scrolled down 🙈) I couldn't have said it better myself. I have heard so much over the yrs as to what should be done with your line once you've cast out, would be nice to finally put this one to bed and get something definitive on the subject. Tight lines 🎣
Thanks for all the tips guys, watching the vids for a while now.
Your channel is very informative and your presentation style is relaxed and friendly. Keep up the great content!
An incredible clear and helpful video.
I have fished since 1985 and found this a useful reflection
Glad it was helpful!
Great video again lads for a beginner like myself keep up the good work
thanks carl and alex this helped so much for when i go match fishing
Just outstanding!!
Too much informative.
#1 fishing channel no doubts 👏yess Carl and Alex, keep it up lads, inspire that you can do anything at young ages.
Thank you so much dude!
Love the vids lads thanks for the content every week tight lines 🎣🎣
Great presentation and very clear instructions, well done gents
Since starting carp fishing aswell as beach fishing last summer, have found that casting accuracy isnt such a problem for me. What ive had to get used to is scaling down the distances lol. Have been in the habit for the last 20yrs of going (half of the time) for maximum distance with 6oz leads and bait, using a pendulum cast 😀
Very clear, nice one!
Superb - clear and precise
Really good tips there enjoying your vid so much 👍
Definitely the best and my favourite channel 👏👏💪💪
Great video and very informative guys. This’ll help a lot of newer anglers 👍
Hope so! Cheers :)
Brilliant video. Will defiantly help me out with future trips.
Tight lines mate!
Fantastic video, learned a lot. Can't wait to try this out. Thank you
Thank you mate! Glad it was helpful!
I think you should do a video of what is needed in your tackle box for different fish e.g a float fishing box or carp fishing ext
Hello this was very useful video.
Thank you very much for the video. Can you please make a video on how to cast a spring feeder or a flat feeder with larger weight? Thanks again, you're the best guys!
can i ask you a question about clipping up please ? I'm a beginner so I'm trying to get the straight , if i cast out with a lead weight and marker float and find a spot i like i clip the line on to the spool , reel in, then with marker sticks wrap around the sticks , remember how many wraps then transfer that number to the rod I'm going to fish with then clip that line to the spool , ok, so i cast out hit the clip let the lead go down and I'm fishing , so then do i take the line off the clip because if a fish bites the line won't come off the reel, right? if a fish bites and i land it do i have to go through the process of wrapping around the marker sticks overtime the rod comes out of the water? i hope this makes sense and i know its long winded, many thanks for your help.
Can u do a vid on casting bread free lining coz I just can’t we’ll u don’t have to but it would help quite a lot I think.
Keep up the good vids anyway I don’t want to hassle you 💖
Thanks Daniel! We'll try and do that soon! :)
@@fishingtutorials Was just gonna ask the exact same question, i really want to try it out this summer, so a tutorial will be much appreciated! Keep up the good work lads!
Heavy Split shots..
Gopnik Кф it will sink then
Thanks for the tips, very well presented. If you hook a large fish that makes a run and your line is through the line clip, how do you avoid a break off?
I love your channel gentlemen keep the vids coming!!!! Roger
nice tip on clipping the line to get the same distance, thats really handy, thaanks
You're welcome Josh :) Glad it helped!
Brilliant as always. As a novice this was a great help. Can I ask for advice on effectively putting rod into the rest and fishing slack, semi-slick and tight lines. I’m always concerned I’m not sinking the line properly or moving the led. Any advice would be great
take the line in your fingers and dip the rod in the water, dont put bobbin on until the lines had a good sink
This video has helped a lot
👏👏👏Sound Advice !!! .nice one lads
I can always rely on your channel for great fishing advice. Just treat myself to a new 12' Sonik Vader X RS with a cork grip cant wait to test it out 😊🐟
Sounds great! :)
Brilliant video, very educational
Glad to hear that, cheers Jamie :)
Another quality vid lads just learnt some valuable tips awsome
Glad you enjoyed it! Tight lines :)
Nice tips ! Thx mate
GREAT video.. thank you.
Great video, yet again !
This is something I struggle with. Thanks so much.
Tight lines mate :)
😊 thanks.
Hi Alex and Carl, fantastic video just what I've been looking for thank you so much.. One quick question (not sure the answer will be quick 😋) can you provide some insight on what should be done with you line once you have made a cast? Do you dip the rod to sink the line? Open bail arm walk back to rod rest and sink line for 5 minutes etc... Heard so much over the years but nothing that definitive. Would really appreciate your view. Keep up the great work, tight lines lads
Great question even though it's 2 years ago. I dip the yip and tweak the line. I don't see the point in leaving it if you are using a bobbin as your going to put tension on the line so it will find its way anyway.
@@PI7ABR3D thanks for the reply really appreciate it "the more you know" :)
awesome instructional vid!
Thank you for this video this helped very much!
You're welcome!
Great video, I’m only 13 and haven’t been fishing long, so this really helped👍
Great to hear! :)
Thanks for the video 👍👊👊
No problem 👍!!
FINALY SOMEBODY WITH GOOD EXPLANATION, THAT KNOWS WHAT HE IS DOING, FINALY.. (Ps. like and sub to this man now)
Brilliant, know I see why i always had my rigs tangled around my lead. Just cast and let it hit the water! Ok, just stop it just before. Does the weight of the lead and type of rig make a difference?
I love your vids they help me soo much
Hello guys a couple of cracking vlogs there as always. Any chance you can do a tutorial on what line/leader you use for distance casting on your spod/marker rods with all the different size spod/spomb please. Cheers.
Can you do a video on what you need to catch pike plz . These videos are amazing
We'll try and do that at some point yeah!
Awesome vid mate!
Cheers Dom!
Learning to cast I wouldn’t be brave enough to do it towards my conservatory my wife would kill me. Great video as always though lads.
Great vid keep up good the good work
This is a great and helpful tutorial this has made me learn more about fishing as well as the other vids , thank you keep up the good work 👍
Thanks! That is great to hear :)
FISHING TUTORIALS no problem guys 👌🎣
Some of the best people in the world are left handed. That’s why there are so few of us........ we’re special!
That’s what my mum always said anyway.
Great video guys.
hahaha
This helped me big time! Thanks 👍🏼
Wicked! Great to hear! Tight lines :)
Hi guys . This is amazing . Do you ever go the North west angling show . Cause if you do I would love to meet you . Best fishermen on TH-cam. Tight lines 🎣🎣
Make sure that your cast is a smooth motion. You don't have to cast super hard with a casting reel. Unlike a spinning reel there is no lip to overcome. Make it one smooth motion accelerating as you go forward (whip cast). Set your spool tension so that there is a hair of side to side movement in spool. The spool tension should not be on. Turn your brakes to about 75% and then work your way down as you get better. Lightly feather the spool with your thumb. Cast with your index finger on the trigger so that your thumb is in the proper position to feather the spool. You should be feathering it from directly behind the reel and not pressing down on the spool. Cast with about 3'-4' of line so you can load up your lure and get more distance. Tight lines out there!
Helped me alot
i thought i was the only one who holds the rod in my left hand i wasn't expecting you to do it the same haha
Another great video
Love your video’s. What reel are u using please?
Always great tips and much simpeler than all those fisherman who are selling you brands
Glad to hear that, cheers Sven :)
Please can you explain what you should do in the situation of fishing in deep water with spod and fishing rod? Ie wraps for both to make sure your bait is landing over the rigs. Thank you
Great video Alex! The only thing that confuses me about clipping up for better accuracy is how is the fish able to take line off the reel when they bite, either the fish would feel the weight and spook or your rod would fly off your alarm, any advice on that?
Love the vids keep up the good work /👍👍
Good video once again lads 👍, one question though when your using a line clip after casting and your using a bait runner reel is the fish still able to take line ?
You must unclip after casting :) 👌
Oh ok Cheers lads
Hi Guys.
Very, very good video, I would like to know, if you can tell me, a lot of the time my cast's go to the right, (i am right handed). How can i correct this please.
Many thanks Ray.
Had no clue what clipping your line meant until this. Thank you. Heard it before but from US nobody uses this here.
Glad to help you learn! :)
Can you also do This with Lures?
Glad to see I’m not the only left handed one. Lol.
Super Video 👍😉🤙
Great tips I wonder why y'all used the line holder on reel
Goods stuff lads just passed this guide on to the father in law as he is working on his casting.
Love the vids, what rods have u both got?
Great video as always guys. I noticed how you put the line on your clip, you twist it round as opposed to just going under it. I'm guessing there's a reason for doing it that way?
Just personal preference really. I don't think it makes that much difference!
@@fishingtutorials Oh ok cool. Thanks for the reply 👍🏼
nice video guys!
Thanks!
Finally understood how these stick things have to be used... Thanks :)) Same with line clip - I was like "oh crazy I never saw that before" :D Before I clicked the video I was like "I know everything but let me have a look at it". :DD Have a good time.
Glad we could help!!
Another great video lads very informative . Quick question I sometimes fish a local lake that is 4 ft deep (man made back in the 17th as a manor lake) any advice on how to feel the bottom?
Robert Hynes get in & feel it with your hands
I liked the video before it even started (during adverts). Just because you know its going to be good. Carl & alex dont do bad content, its not in their nature.
Haha thank you so much :)
Just started to fish and I love your videos. The one problem I have with casting is a load of line coming off the reel after the float has hit the water, what am I doing wrong.
It could be 'over-spooled' as in too much line on your reel. You could also put your finger on the spool just before your bait hits the water to stop anymore line from coming off. Hope this helps!! Thanks David, all the best with your fishing :)
Do you leave the line clip on even when getting a bite or do you have to take it off before you place in the alarms?
awesome video. casting accurately is hard especially with a bait caster but with trout accurate cast does make a huge differences
Hi Carl & Alex, I have a question....When you’ve cast to your clip what do you do if you have a fish strip line on a run, or if you’re casting from the water and then have to walk back to your rests, as in Res. Diaries 3? Are you using your distance sticks to reset your wraps before every cast? Thanks for all your excellent tips and interesting content 👍🏻
Hi Neil, when fishing for big carp we'll unclip after the cast so that a hooked fish can take line and not reach the clip. If we are feeder fishing for smaller fish, we'll leave the clip in and only unclip if a bigger fish starts pulling line.
When carp fishing, we use distance sticks and count the line wrapping around them to get back to the same distance for the next cast. Hope that makes sense!
tight lines, Carl and Alex
Thanks for taking the time to answer my question, it’s much appreciated. I guessed that’s how you’d manage the situation, I just wasn’t sure if there was a clever trick I’ve been missing. Thanks again lads, you’re true ambassadors for our sport. Tight lines and wet nets 👍🏻
When you wrap up do I do a figure of 8 or round and round the sticks?
Please can you do a video how to tie braid leader/snag braid to spomb braid and how much to use ect? My first attempt last week it cracked off on 5th cast so my know was obviously pooor. Thanks
nice video lads