You won't believe what we found! Fishing for carp in 2023
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Lake owner pulls the plug...well not quite... but we do have a drained lake to show you!
Our man Bonesy took a walk around his local lake, Lavender Hall, last month while the owners drained it for desilting and restocking. This gave us a great opportunity to show you exactly what lies beneath when you think your'e fishing the spots and searching for that all important 'donk'!
Let us know in the comments if you noticed anything on Bones's walk round or disagree with his findings!
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Decent video, thanks! Relatively new to carp fishing so this has been a revelation! Nothing is featureless!
Lucky enough that this is my local fishery, amazing Lake, great owners and some mega carp
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Lucky bugger getting to see it drained 👍 enjoy 😊
Honestly so much learnt! When fishing to any island or margin and there are trees on the bank !! Be at least a 6/7ft away when presenting bait.. also did not realise how instant it is between gravel bar and silt !! Ive fished just off gravel bars thinking it would be still slightly gravely ! Still using short rigs ! I probably just cast bait and rig into silt! Cracking watch and thanks for making me re think things 😊
Glad you enjoyed watching it Rick - hope it has helped with your fishing 👍
well this has opened my eyes a bit to fishing. i dont mornally feel the lead down all the time on a small lake that i fish but after watching this maybe i will from now on. i normally try and get as tight to the island as i can but again i think maybe i will continue to do so but not so close to where the trees are. those roots are a massive snag.
great video my man. 👍👍🐟🐟
Glad you liked it Lucus 💪
@Chris Bones Holmes yes mate great video. Bit of an eye opener really so thanks for taking the time to make the video.
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As someone new to the carp fishing and fishing lakes this information is invaluable ❤
Glad you like it.
Whopper 🤣🤣
As someone new to the carp fishing and fishing lakes this information is invaluable ❤️
So you didn’t say that 7 months ago on another Trakker video? So are ya new or not ya Jack a nory ?
@@Mushroomhigh2122 haha I’m glad you have that much time to go through all my comments. Even my Mrs doesn’t give me that kind of attention. New to angling nope. New to carp fishing specifically, you could say so. Thanks for showing me so much attention. I love you bro 💙
@@GoneFishingVlog yer far to much time! So you be careful before I dig deeper and ya get ya hard drives checked ya nonce!! Nice landing mat in ya pic! Who taught ya that?
Thanks for sharing that’s an amazing insight 🎣👍
Spot on
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Really opened my eyes. Great video, thanks
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Great vid and very interesting, wish there were more vids like this out there, always something else to learn! Well done Bonesey and thanks for sharing! 👌
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Glad you enjoyed it 💪
Epic bonsey, nice to see videos like this. Not something any of us has the pleasure of seeing
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Good watch ... opens your eyes to what lyes below the surface ..... cheers 👍
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Great video mate thanks. Maybe do a underwater video of casting into this exact silt and see how it would look using a heli, lead clip and inline
I’ll put it in a plan 💪
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good vid mate, yeah those roots were brutal round the islands, luved the gravel bar, good spot, also gravel slopes away from islamds, lots of interesting spots,
4:23 have you picked up that feeder bomb? 😂
Wow .. .. . .great video
Eye opening all anglers watch this 👍
Great Video and insight to what you are actually casting into !! You just never know 👌
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Great vid. Really interesting. Certainly highlights to importance of the drop
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👌🏼 top stuff Bones
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really good video 👍
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Very interesting should go back and show when the water is back and show how a normal lead clip set up would look in that silt
Planning on doing this mate
@@chrisbonesholmes9872 can't wait for that and keep up the good work on the videos 👏
I WILL feel the lead now for sure. Great insight Bonesy
Hope this helps you put more fish on the bank, or at least be fishing with a little more confidence 👍
The old clay pipes are old land drains
I wonder how many times casting into soft silt ,it's all sunk into and when it's wound in it all cleans off 🤔 and we think nothing, s biting what about the method on a commercial match just the same
For sure that happens, always good to smell the bait when it come out gives you a good idea 💪
Qaulity watch very informative on different parts of lake how they change but as my club lake's have Done cut out all three roots along islands & tree lines we were all surprised on how rootage ther was look forward to future like this one 👊👊👊
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Bonesy, Your knowledge of trees is as good as your videos mate!👍👍❤❤😉😉
thats because he hugs them a lot lol
Cracking work well done to all involved 👌👏👏👏
Thanks for the support 👍
Amazing Video
Very interesting 👍 someone lost a spomb there too
There was hundreds of them in there lol
Found more than spombs, found a full bobbin and swinger arm 🤣
Bonsey. Funny man
I was surprised at how deep the silt went and how fast the depth of it went from gravel to two foot plus. Is there any way of finding out how deep the silt fishing in is? If you have no choice but to fish on the silt I'd like to know the difference between it being 5 or 6 inch & your bait having a chance of still presenting or it being 2 foot of really soft silt and the lead dragging your bait deep down in it & you not knowingly fishing behind a buried rig and bait.
I’d like to try and do something like this so leave it with me 💪
I must be the only person that prefers a silt spot over a hard area or bar lol
of course, fish love the silt and will feed in it also at times. This was more aimed at the potential of where you think you are fishing and where you actually might be and the importance of being accurate.
I think that's why it's a tricky water - 80% of the bottom is silt...
Definitely Clive, could not believe just how soft some of it is
They feed like mad in silt...
@Ryan Cox they do but presenting a bait well is harder if your not prepared for it.
I was surprised at how deep the silt went and how fast the depth of it went from gravel to two foot plus. Is there any way of finding out how deep the silt fishing in is? If you have no choice but to fish on the silt I'd like to know the difference between it being 5 or 6 inch & your bait having a chance of still presenting or it being 2 foot of really soft silt and the lead dragging your bait deep down in it & you not knowingly fishing behind a buried rig and bait.
It like hawkhurst fishery when they drain the lake its 90% silt and very shallow it should all be removed as we pay lots to fish there, but its a lovely lake
The lake has now been restocked! - ua-cam.com/video/CvptQ2vEHjE/v-deo.html
Dont fear the silt. Puddle pigs love shit/silt too. Love a clear lake in summer, with carp, greedily and obviously feeding in the silt for bloodworm. Stalkers dream fishing.......freeline a worm on a size 8, or a fly fished worm pattern and its usually game on.
Good tactic that, but getting a worm free lined 60 yards isn’t easy
@@chrisbonesholmes9872 stalking is normally selecting fish by sight. But in your case use a bait boat.......
would pva foam help if you landed on silt?
I sometimes wonder about the huge Numbers of boilies...put in by folk. Do all the ones that are not eaten degrade quickly or remain around to petrify ???
Very interesting. Surprised there wasn't any carp holes. I've seen them before like dustbin lid size and bigger. But yeah good and interesting video 👌
To be honest, we did see a few holes but couldn't put everything in the video. Maybe next time or the next venue we will be able to show more.
Great Video, Can you or anyone pass on any tips for feeling the lead down please 👍👍
Wow not sure how relevant all this information is to me considering I am in Australia.
Is there any reason for the amount of silt in this lake? Is it just broken down vegetation such as leaves and stuff? Or is there another reason? As for the tree roots, a big carp would find it impossible to feed where the roots are so dense. Great video, it shows up some of the difficulties the owners face to maintain a commercial fishery.
Its a reasonably old lake that i think even by owners admission, its been relatively unattended... If you check out their own page you will see they have since done a lot of work on the lake and started to refill it ready for carp!
So is a longer hook link always bebeneficial when fishing in silty areas. Along with a light lead .
Appreciate the vid, I do have an old plan on the bars but rumour had it that it wasn’t the same BUT from your vid it seem still quite similar. Night fish to book soon I think now I’m a little more educated. Any idea of the amount of carp in this lake?
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If you drop the team at Lavender Hall a message and they will be able to give you a little more info on stocks etc 👍
I'd love to see whats in my local lake where I fish.
They could really do with de-silting the lake, those pegs that have the bars are going to be sort at now this video is published
in progress already
Couldn't be bothered fishing in puddles full of crap like that real carp fishing is in the rivers you don't know what fish are in there not like these money making over fished puddles..
Might seem silly question but will you be taking some of the silt out or is it good for a pond
Not a silly question mate, places do de-silt lakes when they drain them but not sure what they did here
Very interesting shows you never know how your rigs are presented or not thanks for insight.
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I would note each distance (wraps) to each location from each swim I usually fish at…
That would be too easy lol
@@TrakkerTV 😂 I agree. But we use fishfinder, deeper, camera, marker rod etc as well to make it as efficient as possible…
I had a 29lber of that peg
Tell me u took that spomb .great insight.
there were hundreds in there and leads in the snags lol
@@TrakkerTV was there many leads on lake bed .
@@peternewell4206 not huge amounts more in the margins with the roots
I struggle to feel the lead down in water under 4ft any tips?
So now you've seen the bed, which peg and spot would you fish?
Would you mind that old pipe ?
😂😂😂😂😂
You need a digger in it and clean up up of that silt
Has always had problems with that lake . Leaked since day 1 n its only a puddle 😅
We had a minor leak many years ago, in fact it would be over 10yrs ago now.... the puddles been full ever since though. Thanks for your concern.
Dig the whole place out n make it a nice carp water instead of nods place
You seem to know exactly how to run a fishery Jonny, go and give it a go mate..... oh wait, never mind.
Not so much water
otter 😛
95% less chance of catching on silt....? Don't think so.
Helicopter system and fish in the silt instead on the gravel 👌🏻. You dont know shit mate
very shallow lake. I don't like it
That's why it was dug out 😉
They drained it knucklehead