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One of your best videos Jamie,a refreshing change and of course a great contrast to commercials.Personally I think the content and structure of such a session and how you delivered it is far more engaging than than somewhere you know the venue better.We fish both genres from the likes of Messingham Sands in matches to the tidal river Don in a pleasure session so the way you are alternating the types of venue reflects our mixed bag so to speak.Dont be afraid to use a float rod along the way bud it would be great to see you help us all on life's learning curve by being slightly out of your comfort zone or preference.But no negatives a great year from you so far keep up the good work.
Always a pleasure to watch and to listen to. Keeping it simple, but mindful of how to do better / catch more....especially on that "one last cast". Nice one mate.
I live in Belize now, miss fishing the Trent, by far my favourite water. Would never have dreamed of using groundbait, bronze maggot by the gallon and caster with hemp and tares. Always a pleasure watching your videos.
Hi Jamie. Great video on my old stomping ground. Nice to see how you guys go about changing tactics as the session goes along. Great bream at the death.🙏🙏🙏
As always a great video, you have certainly inspired me to concentrate on my feeder fishing for the next few seasons after coming back to fishing after a 12 yr lay-off.
@@CatchFishingChannel if you've entered the Barston Rod masters later this year you will see how i'm getting on. Nothing like jumping back in at the deep end!!!!!
Hi ya that rig is very similar to one i fish on all of our rivers I've taken mine up to making traces up out of much heavier line simple to stop the old swan mussels cutting lighter line's a regular problem. We had a two day pair's last week top weight on day one was 69lb mark pollard was there and there was good weights both days. See you soon
@@CatchFishingChannel generally yes. Like you said you can close to the rig down until it's a bolt rig or move it out to be an unhindered sliding rig. I use it on all the tidal rivers where there is loads of sharp mussels as i can see it the feeder and rig makes the biggest contact with all that sharp stuff so i make rigs first a small swivel twenty pound amnesia a stop a snap swivel a stop then a twizel boom with a cloruso quick change swivel. It sounds excessive but the amount of times I've been cut off on the strike makes it necessary many wouldn't agree some would it works for me
I must get a few items to keep up, bait brolly, stopwatch, 150 spare tips, erm..........if there is anything else I need, I can get it on the way to the venue.
Hi Jammie good video great content as always. Jammie just 1 question can you tell me the name of your rod rest you are using , looks a good strong 1 . I fish a lot of rivers here in Ireland and i could do with 1 strong as that.
Thank you everyone for the continued support! Don't forget if you'd like to watch an extra 5 videos each month and get the chance to come and fish with us then join my other channel and become a Catch Fishing Channel Patron! Take a look >>> www.patreon.com/CatchFishingChannel
One of your best videos Jamie,a refreshing change and of course a great contrast to commercials.Personally I think the content and structure of such a session and how you delivered it is far more engaging than than somewhere you know the venue better.We fish both genres from the likes of Messingham Sands in matches to the tidal river Don in a pleasure session so the way you are alternating the types of venue reflects our mixed bag so to speak.Dont be afraid to use a float rod along the way bud it would be great to see you help us all on life's learning curve by being slightly out of your comfort zone or preference.But no negatives a great year from you so far keep up the good work.
Always a pleasure to watch and to listen to. Keeping it simple, but mindful of how to do better / catch more....especially on that "one last cast". Nice one mate.
Thanks Steve and yeah I'm glad I got that last cast in lol
Superb! The best channel on you tube. Keep them coming.
Thanks Marc plenty more coming mate!
I live in Belize now, miss fishing the Trent, by far my favourite water. Would never have dreamed of using groundbait, bronze maggot by the gallon and caster with hemp and tares. Always a pleasure watching your videos.
Yet another grate video I'm sure they are getting better each time. Keep them coming Jamie grate job.
Thanks Evan plenty more coming mate!
Be looking forward to them mate tight lines
Thank you for a Trent video brilliant job Jamie
Thanks Matthew mate loads more coming from the rivers as well mate :)
Brilliant video Jamie so much info and tactics. tight lines fella,
Hi Jamie. Great video on my old stomping ground. Nice to see how you guys go about changing tactics as the session goes along. Great bream at the death.🙏🙏🙏
As always a great video, you have certainly inspired me to concentrate on my feeder fishing for the next few seasons after coming back to fishing after a 12 yr lay-off.
Thanks Steven let us know how you get on and welcome back mate!
@@CatchFishingChannel if you've entered the Barston Rod masters later this year you will see how i'm getting on. Nothing like jumping back in at the deep end!!!!!
Oh nice one mate and yeah I agree! I might see you there mate ;)
Yet again mate another great video and really informative 👍
Thanks Steve mate plenty more to come :)
Excellent mate.
Thanks for sharing.
John.
Thanks John appreciate it mate!
Another great video Jamie.
Really Enjoyed that Mate! Thanks!! Tight Lines
Hi ya that rig is very similar to one i fish on all of our rivers I've taken mine up to making traces up out of much heavier line simple to stop the old swan mussels cutting lighter line's a regular problem. We had a two day pair's last week top weight on day one was 69lb mark pollard was there and there was good weights both days. See you soon
Thanks Trevor! Do you use it for all species and which river was that on mate?
@@CatchFishingChannel generally yes. Like you said you can close to the rig down until it's a bolt rig or move it out to be an unhindered sliding rig. I use it on all the tidal rivers where there is loads of sharp mussels as i can see it the feeder and rig makes the biggest contact with all that sharp stuff so i make rigs first a small swivel twenty pound amnesia a stop a snap swivel a stop then a twizel boom with a cloruso quick change swivel. It sounds excessive but the amount of times I've been cut off on the strike makes it necessary many wouldn't agree some would it works for me
Great insight thanks for sharing that Trevor mate top man
I must get a few items to keep up, bait brolly, stopwatch, 150 spare tips, erm..........if there is anything else I need, I can get it on the way to the venue.
Hi Jammie good video great content as always. Jammie just 1 question can you tell me the name of your rod rest you are using , looks a good strong 1 . I fish a lot of rivers here in Ireland and i could do with 1 strong as that.
What feeder tips / method would you use on a weedy river ?
How long do your practice sessions like these last?
plase name rods