HOW TO GET PERFECT DEAD RED MAGGOTS - 4 Minute Friday #1

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The 4 minute Friday series resumes for 2022 and in this weeks video we look at how to get the perfect dead red maggots, why you never see me throw groundbait in by hand, how we can avoid carp in silver fish only matches and more...
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[@WoolavyLeeWilliams]

That's the way I have always done my dead maggots, 5 days and 99% dead and kept colour.
Also doing the whole keep in bag method allows you to keep your maggots alive for weeks, just open them every 2 to 3 days, leave to come round then rebag and repeat.
I have maggots that are over 4 weeks old that are still alive.

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Great feedback thanks for sharing Lee mate 👌

[@adamdosoudil416]

Brilliant video Jamie! My question is - when would you go for a dead maggot rather than alive and why??

[@danielrose2290]

I think it's the same reason you would use entate groundbait rather than active, certain fish like still baits rather than live baits, such as bream...

[@vincedowling4777]

I find it really hard to hear you have ever had negative comments, I watch you for years now and of course every video is not for everyone but they always have solid content. Thank you and I look forward to more videos on this channel.

[@martinshaw6907]

well done Jamie great look forward to more videos and now your Friday 4 minute absolutely brilliant

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Martin! 👌

[@DjTommy2008]

Very good ideea. Why not make it 5 min friday? Friday is the fifth day of the week soo , as might as well make it 5 minutes 😁😁😁🤝🤝🤝🙂🙂🙂

[@CatchFishingChannel]

😂😂 I didn't think that through did I! 😂👏👏

[@DjTommy2008]

@@CatchFishingChannel :-))) Nope, you better :-D

[@stephenwilliams262]

Great informative video Jamie. What I don't understand is why people would put negative comments on. For me you're taking time out to entertain and give an insight to your match fishing and tactics which help in catching more fish. Keep up the great work mate.

[@stephenarmstrong6620]

Don’t realise you miss these still they start up again, brilliant idea Jamie 👏👏

[@CatchFishingChannel]

😂😂 Thanks Stephen mate 👌

[@MrTim207]

Thanks for answering my question, Jamie 👍🏻

[@allanwithers8509]

The dead red explanation was really informative. Thanks for that one.

[@marksawyer3132]

Very useful tips specially the dead maggots,thanx for sharing .

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Mark 👍

[@zero2sixtyspeedfreak]

Top info Jamie 👍

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Wayne 👍

[@lawrencem4811]

Great video plus Q&A 4min Friday. Tight Lines. 🎣 🐟

[@geofflowe1536]

Cheers for the advice on dead reds.👍

[@ianc9545]

Great maggy advice, never tried the last method, thanks Jamie

[@karlrance7669]

Love a long live match etc but 4 minute Friday gives me a little fix to be going on with Great thanks

[@CatchFishingChannel]

😂😂 Thanks Karl mate 🤩

[@schoetersfrank]

Great tip Jamie ;)

[@laurimiking]

Ignore the knockers, you're doing a great job.

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Patrick!

[@davidgash719]

Thanks Jamie, i will try that next week. dave

[@CatchFishingChannel]

No probs mate 👍

[@robertstibz9506]

You should try the canal that runs past Southfield Res in the Spring, so good matches on there, feeder does well further upsteam like Heck area.

[@Rob-di7uu]

Hi Jamie I always struggle with underarm cast, please can you describe/show your method and keeping up the accuracy 👍

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Rob 👍

[@JeffOrtega33]

Nice one Jamie great to have the 4 min Fri back. My Question is do you have a plan for your initial match approach. for example 30 metres at 10 and 2 o clock and then do you explore the same line or what is your trigger to go longer. Thanks again

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Jeff!

[@thomasholmes7807]

Great tips as usual jamie i am a now member on a pond i have fished it a couple of times and had some success but its very silty and when i have 5 or 6 bream on the feeder its hard to get them feeding again when they have been grubbing around and kicked the silt up i have tryed going to the left and right on the same line clip and i have come in shorter and gone longer but gust picking the odd roach and bream up have you got any tips that might get me some more bights it would be much appreciated mate

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Thomas mate 👌

[@johnbloor4376]

Jamie, do you ever fish the candle or a slow sinking bubble style float for carp in the warmer month’s?

[@paulstacklereviews1695]

Great stuff. My question is what is the benefit of a feeder link and when would you use one, I note you don’t always use one. Thanks.

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Paul 👍

[@jamesbutler4701]

Jamie, where do you get your worms from and how do you keep / handle to get the best out of them. Cheers mate !!

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks James 👍

[@roryt9751]

When I saw the thumbnail image for this video I was at first wondering why you’d displayed a picture of a bunch of carrots! 😂🤪

[@martinroe758]

Hi Jamie brilliant as always is it better to use a feeder link or a swizled boom when feeder fishing

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Martin mate 👍

[@solidcold9491]

I think youve got your wires crossed mate, a feeder link is just a snap swivel on a length of high strength line, it goes on the line like a normal swivel, then your bead, then you twizzle your boom to about the length of the feeder link + feeder, i.e the quick change swivel or hooklength loop should be below the feeder as it hangs.

[@martinroe758]

Do you have to have a swirled boom or can you have the feeder straight on the line

[@martinroe758]

Would it be possible to do a sort video on it as I've got a bit confused

[@66coaching30]

Hi Jamie, When would you use a flat bed ,method feeder over a hybird style feedeer?? Thanks Zack

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Zack 👌

[@richardwebb6045]

When using a traditional waggler float, what is your general rule of thumb when selecting the right size and type of waggler float, with depth, distance and bait in mind?

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Richard 👌

[@geoffbacon69]

Hi Jamie how do you tie your power gum to the mainline
Kind regards
Geoff

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Geoff 👌

[@davebanks708]

Hi Jamie, When you fished the Don match recently you fished right across, why not down the middle.

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Dave 👍

[@dominicrussell2882]

When feeder fishing on rivers, what makes you choose a maggot feeder over a ground bait feeder?

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Dominic 👍

[@stephenspann5598]

What tactics do you use on a reservior for Silverfish?

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Stephen 👍

[@malcolmstead2381]

How do you band a caster without the caster breaking.

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Malcolm 👍

[@stevemccrory9130]

New luggage - must be time for a new "show and tell"?
Warm weather - maggots usually come round in an hour. Cold weather - takes much longer.

[@CatchFishingChannel]

That's true thanks Steve! 👌

[@danielrose2290]

Problem with using got water, as soon as you add river water (cold) they come back, my oreffered method is to riddle then freeze for 3 days... They stay dead.... Or simply buy them frozen from the tackle shop....

[@erniedignam9092]

Great Video, but tackle shops should not serve a customer with maggots in a plastic bag. 👍🐟

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Ernie but lots of shops do mate

[@geraldhills41]

My Mrs will not let maggots anywhere near the freezer or fridge !