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@davidpearson901 it's a Free Spirit CTX 4.5 metre, about the best long handle available

@@robertoliverfishingdaysout that's om the Severn in Bewdley, my local water

Powerline is OK in clean swims , I use tough reel lines for hook lengths in rough rocky swims .

@@fishwithsteve-ft5xx would you use a 6lb maxima hooklength when using an 8lb maxima mainline Steve or go straight through with 8lb maxima?

@Accyboom yes that will about right

Thanks it's a Castizm

@@leedugmore486thanks background noise is sorted for new content

ua-cam.com/video/temGwDRH2E4/v-deo.htmlsi=aG2qv2AjbH_waoZo previous video on tying the feedeer rigs

@ Much better. Thank you Steve.

@@davemcevoy8122 its 8ft deep

@robertoliverfishingdaysout if i were pleasure fishing I'd choose another peg. 88 is OK with extra water on the river fish it from the tree roots halfway up the bank. If you get down fish it standing with a stick float or pole to hand

@SteveMaher-ft5xx Many thanks for replying Steve. Great videos . I tried fishing with bread and a topper float . Just after the Wye championship. It was a Monday. That float method accounted for a 30lb plus net of chub on peg 82. Thoroughly enjoyed the session. Definitely one of my best days on Belmont.

Nice video. Some river that....only a 44-gram feeder!

no it never slips never had a problem with it

just soil for weight. The ABC mixes up about right without need for other ingredients

Its a 10 metre Air system whip

Its a,system whip 10 metre Air. The GB contains Soil its already heavy sinks like a stone. Never feed GB upstream you'll not be fishing over it if you do

Never feed GB upstream it sinks immediately if mixed correctly with soil. Feed upstream the fish will move up out of your swim, always feed it downstream you can run your rig down over the gb

top of his game ??? blokes an absolute areshole with an attitude

probably use a lighter mix on the Trent unless there's a lot of fish in a deep pacey swim

I do tend to fish the deeper swims often with quite a flow. 12 to 15ft. Challenging but fun.

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@@neilmason158 will 100% work where you know there's fish

@@zbigniewulan7508 thanks 👌

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10lb will diametre 0.28 give or take a fraction. 4 or 5 oz carbon tips are great for river barbel work

club water Bidford baa

It looks like the stretch between BAA Bidford and Marcliff Weir (also BAA water) ?

The 610 is a brilliant hook sadly discontinued now. Not enough people knew how good they really was.

Its a tricast Tri Axial 15ft spliced tip very reliable when hooking big fish on small hooks

​@SteveMaher-ft5xx Thanks for the reply. I'll have a look at 1

@@daveriley7075 I think they stopped selling them. I'm not sure if they are the same/similar action but TriCast John Allerton might be an option. Tell me anyone who knows different. I'm after a spliced tip too.

@ similar to the Allerton yes they're no longer made, a Drennan Acolyte ultra would do the job or maybe a cheaper alternative like a cadence 15ft no1 no spliced tips I know of available now, Browning Sphere was the last spliced tip I heard of

Sorry but I couldn’t help offering advice. The positive approach comes from the size of the float. Bigger float equals more shot carrying capacity. A shirt button pattern, in heavier shot, on a big float, will get down positively in the increased flow yet still enable the bait to rise when held back. An olivette, or any other form of bulk, reduces the amount of lift that can be induced in the bait. A nice long taper down to the hookbait can make the bait appear more natural in some situations and induce more bites. If that doesn’t work you can always slide your shot down to form a bulk and see if they prefer it that way. If Steve responds please listen to him rather than me. But I think I'm close enough.

Ovillette bulks are great for getting the bait to the bottom quickly for bottom feeding fish, chub move up and down in the water feeding at different depths a spread shotting pattern enables the hook bait to rise up when holding the float still, the 18inch hooklength and small shots at the tail end of the rig lift giving natural presentation when the float is held back. the big shots hold the float steady and keep it moving in a straight line without dragging offline. keeping my hookbait in with the loose offering longer as the float travels downstream

usually 4 or 5 oz carbon for big river barbel

Cheers Steve. Completely agree with you about the pudding mix and 2 rod set ups. I got caught in that scenario. Didn't like it at all. Never felt right fishing two rods for barbel.

@@Accyboom cheers yes once you start understanding and reading the river you only need one rod.

depends where you're fishing there isn't a one fits all solution, a 6no4 stick, 4AAA waggler and 4gram bolo are probably the most common choices in each design. each day is different so requires a good choice of options

@lenbatten the clear plastic leaf is to help the water push down keeping the float down in fast water, basically helps stop the float ridding out. Worthwhile hanging onto this plastic leaf in the big sixes they 100% work

@SteveMaher-ft5xx thanks for the reply

@philsmith5454 yes that rods probably 20 years old. Compensation water still affects the river, although rain seems to keep us off the river because of high levels

yes i've used it for Barbel

yes was plenty of bleak over the initial 8 balls of grounbait,, moved out a rod length and didn't get many more

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@unionjakjakson Groundbait doesn't always work on this venue, If I was fishing pole to hand for dace I'd put some in

@@fishwithsteve-ft5xx thx...makes sense.