Feeder fishing on the line clip: Tips & Tricks to master the technique!

Hitting the line clip when Feeder Fishing: Tips & Tricks
In this video, Nick will walk us through the step-by-step process of "Hitting the line Clip." He will share his insights on selecting the right feeder, choosing the appropriate casting weight, and setting up your reel to hit the desired distance consistently. Nick will also explain how to identify the correct tension on the line and reel, ensuring optimal accuracy when casting.
Throughout the video, Nick will provide valuable tips and techniques to help you improve your "Hitting the Clip" skills. He will demonstrate different casting techniques, discuss common mistakes to avoid, and offer advice on adjusting your technique based on fishing conditions.
Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced angler aiming to refine your feeder fishing skills, this video is packed with practical advice from Nick Speed. By mastering the art of "Hitting the Clip," you'll be able to consistently place your bait in the right spot, increasing your chances of attracting fish and landing that trophy catch.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from a true expert. Hit the subscribe button, and join us as we dive into the world of feeder fishing with Nick Speed. Get ready to take your angling skills to the next level and improve your success on the water. Happy fishing!
Topics: Hitting the line clip when feeder fishing | Fishing on the line clip | Line Clip | Line Clip fishing | Line Clip feeder fishing | Hit the line clip feeder fishing | Fishing on the line clip tips
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[@michaelsmith9408]

I watched Ivan Marks fishing with an old screw in tip he never worried about sinking the line and he was fishing an 8 foot tail and hitting Rudd up in the water at 60 yards. 1982 Game Fair.

[@davidsmith2663]

Great advice as per usual Mr Speed.

[@Northstar-Media]

Good video especially info about holding your rod slightly further forward if you want to fish just past your mark .

[@andypowell7983]

Cheers for that Nick, I always struggle hitting the clip. But I will try this, I know practice makes perfect.🤞🤞🤞🤞👍👍

[@ShimanoAero]

Let us know how it went, Andy!

[@macca1]

Can always take something away from these video's trying to personalise my fishing more. Going back to rod work is fun 👍 4:09

[@pedrobandino5391]

Good video Nick, thanks

[@ShimanoAero]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂

[@Prasutagucaster]

Thanks Nick. Just for clarification when bringing the rod back to cast do you swing the feeder to the left or right side of the rod. Just wondering which is better for accuracy?

[@markboylan9215]

Thanks Nick, just one question. Having watched most of your videos I have never seen you reel in while lowering your rod. Why have you started doing this? Thanks

[@iainwatson5257]

He does explain this in the video - it gives him some protection from fish running, “a safety blanket”. It gives an opportunity to unclip if he needs to.

[@saturn16]

Great video, thanks for sharing 👍

[@ShimanoAero]

Thanks for watching!

[@michaelwain3508]

that's sorted a problem i had

[@ShimanoAero]

Glad to hear that!

[@markhennings7207]

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[@kylelangdon2787]

Why not fish in the edge on the far bank? 😂

[@gbwildlifeuk8269]

Often thought that myself especially when most catches are from the margins!

[@tjjames6874]

Why not just fish from the swim your casting to and drop it in? Makes absolutely no sense to cast the width of the lake

[@mattrowntree3359]

Cos he's teaching you how to cast properly..

[@Northstar-Media]

Because those big troll fish like like to sit on the far bank

[@tjjames6874]

@@mattrowntree3359 wouldn't need to if he taught people how to fish