STICK FLOAT ON THE RIVER - Stoke Ferry - Cormorants - Roach Fishing - River Trent
Вставка
- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- This week we visit the famous River Trent Stoke Ferry Road Stretch for a mornings stick float fishing in the superb outfall swim only to have to share the fishing with four Cormorant's who are experts at 'bagging' up. I hope this film gets people talking about the Cormorant fish damage issue and how to manage them via the Governments website, follow the file paths/links to understand the existing rules.
www.gov.uk/gov...
www.gov.uk/gov...
Please only leave constructive legal comments on the chat.
Best wishes and thank you for watching.
Tight Lines
Fished the Forrest steps following your recent vid caught 25lb+ on the GB feeder on Monday then ,35lb+ on the Tuesday fishing caster and teres at 9m pole great fishing up to 1lb and a half roach and perch
Awesome🎣
I remember an article in the Angler's Mail many years ago by Tom somebody who managed a trout lake. In one tongue in check article he was talking about a new shotgun he'd just bought and how it kept going off indiscriminately. The article had a photo of about a dozen cormorants laid out in a nice neat row.
Hi David, would love to see that article. Fortunately we now have ways of managing them via new Government rules and regulations in place to support fisheries and their livelihoods.
good fishing some nice fish as for the cormorants i have a few ideas but can not say in comments
Check out the government website links on the first page. Click on the grey triangle. There is newish guidance available for fishery owners.
Cheers mate beautiful stuff defo give this a watch. The Trent and Soar are rivers I have been brought up on love em both. 🎣🎣💪🏻👍🏻😀
Thanks Mark,, I have a filmed a Trent series,,, all coming out over the next few months
@@nottsfishingkbtv402 Brilliant I look forward to that. About time the snowflake brigade mind their own business and the government allow the culling of cormorants the numbers are huge all round the country.
Mark Richmond,,, the government are now allowing it.,, seethe links on the first page,,many clubs haven’t realised it yet.. see the links under the triangle on the first screen
Lovely net 👍👍
Bravo👍
Thanks
Great video mate fished that place many times ..... its a shame you can't go above anymore .... bloody barble society lol .. but great video
Ashfield water
Nice vid. Would having a feeder rod set up just to cast at the cormorants work?
I think the cormorants would feed in the swim even if you were feeder fishing. Lots of small fish in clear water so great easy sport for the cormorants
do you fish tares in ponds and lakes like we use to back in the b4 pellets came into the sport.
Yes, Roach, Bream, Carp will take Tares on still waters
Well I'm 66 and I can't find them in any of our tackle shop around this area East Yorkshire
Martyn W Wheal,,,, You can buy them online and have them delivered.
Thank you so much for you help again. Keep up the good work making great videos
@@martynwwheal6230 I buy my hemp and tarts at the local pet food shop.
You ever fished for Barbel and Chub there.. Looks fast flowing?
I have caught Chub from the outfall peg. Barbel are caught along the road stretch to.
Gary brooks the chub are mainly caught after sunset on this stretch of the Trent
Some massive bream ad well
Bloody conservationists haven't got a clue , protection for mink otter and cormorant but not for our rivers and fisheries. Love the trent and that's a nice spot 👌
@@steveellerby6986 ,,, cormorants are on the Trent in force at the moment,, every wear has them sat on pontoons. Counted 6 in front of the Forest ground at the weekend, nightmare
Great videos you are producing. Question: How often and what quantity of hemp do you feed?
Feeding varies but 1 - 2 pints of hemp is the norm, only around 1/4 of a pint of tares.
Feeding every run through with the float, so very frequently
@@nottsfishingkbtv402 Thanks im learning loads.
David Bowering. I always try not to over feed. No idea how many Roach are in the swim so better to feed your way gently into the session.
You feed hemp to the fishes. Don't that make them high.
I fire out my hemp and tears separately because tear is more heavy then hemp
Hi Mark, yes, a good tip, thanks for sharing. Best wishes and Happy Boxing Day.
The Cormorants have been there for years now, they made a big difference when they first arrived, but having watched your video, there doesn't seem to be a great shortage of fish there. Annoying for anglers if they work your swim, but overall affect on population seems to be minimal
Hi William, apologies for the late reply, just catching up on missed messages. Two years on in this swim, similar to Hoveringham and there seems to be less Roach there at the moment. More Pike and Cormorants though.
I should have been more patient! Question answered.
KBTV should go live you could probably get on the WIFI from my gaff
Might give it a go one day Sean, Happy Boxing Day.
Same at Attenborough Nature Reserve. They never consider the fish population at all.
Hi Chris, apologies, just catching up on missed messages. The cormorants are back in force at the moment and clearing areas of fish before moving on. They are sat on pontoons at every wear on the Trent.
@nottsfishingkbtv402
I watched an adult otter fishing on the Beeston Canal near Boots recently for about ten minutes. Mixed emotions here. I can appreciate seeing these back along the Trent valley but there will be a substantial impact on fish stocks.
@@chriscarr9171 ,, yes me to but Otters love chunky slow fish
Any pike? Stuffed with them in that peg 🤦♂️
Didn’t have any pike strikes on the day