Improve your Float Fishing - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 16 бер 2024
- Today I head to Harris Lake on the Marsh Farm complex run by Godalming Angling Society, however the feeder rods have been left at home as this morning session is all about fishing a tactic rarely used nowadays, the 'Wag and Mag'.
It's mid March, daffodils are out in bloom, surrounding trees and just beginning to bud and theirs still a bitter feel to the wind. Casting out the favoured flat-bed feeders for the tench and crucians, especially in the middle of the day will occasionally score, however for me its all about keeping busy and watching that float tip sail away.
What will the session produce? Tench maybe, crucians I doubt, perch possibly but as for the silver fish, roach and Rudd, well it seems that these are thriving.
Hope you enjoy the video and that you get a few tips from it and before hitting the play button, please look for the subscribe button and press it as well as making a comment or two and giving it the thumbs up, it really is appreciated.
Great instructional video for a method you don’t see people using much these days. Very enjoyable, thanks.
Thanks Neil, glad it was helpful and enjoyable
Enjoyable video Duncan , it’s so nice to keep things simple mag and wag is a great method , thanks matey keep the vids coming ,be lucky 🎣👍🏻
Thanks for your comment, appreciate it...
Duncan, you're a good man. Love watching your vids. 2 reasons. Your personality and your angling craft, that your gladly share. Much appreciated from avid Irish angler.
Thank you Frank, really appreciate your comment.
Nice video, thanks Duncan.
To build on your big shot instead of a plummet idea, I pinch a small bait band into the shot and hook onto the bait band rather than risk damaging the hook and it’s less likely to lose the shot as well.
Apologies if you mentioned it, but counting how long it takes for the dropper shot to register helps to recognise on the drop bites as you see any change in the routine of the float settling.
Keep ‘em coming. All the Best.
Cheers Roger, nice tip for shutting up, will give it a try
Another excellent video. It's easy to forget how much enjoyment can be had by just fishing a float.
Couldn't agree more!
Nice video, Duncan. Some great tips in there. I love my float fishing, it makes up a lot of my own content. It’s nice to see a good float fishing video on your channel! All the best 💪🏻🎣
Thanks 👍
Off to Marsh Farm tomorrow so great to have this amazing video! Thank you
Have fun!
Excellent video thank you for taking the time to create this
My pleasure!
Another great video looking forward to April starting my Crucian sessions on Harris .
It won't be long before they start showing in numbers.
Another nice video.
Cheers Andrew
I love to float fish. Mainly for silvers,z got two old drennan IM8 waggler rods and a Daiwa Conny G 12 ft. Can't beat it.
Hi Steve, thanks for your comment. Going to be doing some extreme long range big bream fishing soon.
Hi Duncan. Rather than the black marker, do you not use the insert wagglers with the extra tips from Drennan? Once the marker is used, it is permanent. Tight lines
Hi Jason, I do use the Drennan Insert Wagglers where the tips can be switched but I was just giving anglers a tip if they were using a different float and struggling to see bites.
Great video mate. But where’s that funny side kick of yours? 😂
Your either talking about Mr Deeks or maybe the side kick I did on a Tight Lines vide after catching a massive barbel on the Kennet?
what chair are you using please
It's a Nash Indulgence, very low, light but not the cheapest.
@@duncancharmanangling1136 thank you.
Brilliant videos.
Keep them coming