Hi! To improve your fishing and catch more fish, check out my Simple Fishing Guidebook! With 100 pages of tips, rigs, knots, bait + lure advice and 21 in-depth species guides, you’ll definitely improve your knowledge and skills. Get yours here: fishwithcarl.co.uk/products/the-simple-fishing-guidebook
Wow, I actually am trying to pick up carp fishing right now (always fished with the feeder) and I was looking for this exact video but couldn't find it anywere and now it's here! Thanks!!🎣
My approach couldn't be more different, but I do thoroughly enjoy seeing other setups :) I only ever fish the margins and the drop-offs in lakes, so I use a set of 3 6ft Nash Scope Snides (2lb tc) with a Penn Spinfisher VI 4500 Live Liner and 2 Penn Slammer 460L Live Liners, all 3 loaded with 300 meters of 40 lb abrasion-resistant braid (with the drag always set very low, so that I don't damage the fish), and with end tackle consisting of a tungsten bead, line stopper, very short (5 cm) helicopter-style hooklink and a 1.4 ounce gripper lead that I use as a method feeder, in combination with a Nash Dwarf landing net and a thin unhooking mat that I never use because the grass at my main spot is fairly long and thick, without rocks or pebbles in it that could damage the fish. I keep the fish in the net anyway, even when unhooking them, so they have that as extra protection as well. The mat is useful to sit on when my friends come and visit me while fishing :P But keep it up, love this stuff! :)
Since lockdown i've binged watched pretty much every video incl Carl & Alex page.. keep up the great videos lads and the new fishing tutorial videos are super helpful!.
Myself and my partner love watching your videos and we love getting out fishing when we can! I’m wondering if you could maybe explain how to set up a carp rod from the line to adding a ledger weight, the hook length and maybe hair rig? We want to carp fish but this seems to be something we struggle to figure out haha! Hope you can help thank you!
Hanna Bielby you can catch big carp on floats too with maggots, corn pellets etc carp fishing is a great sport but enjoy the simple fishing before you start camping for carp as it can be soul destroying at times
Medicated Flowers thank you, I went out yesterday and caught quite a big carp for my first try using luncheon meat. The guys by our local pond said the carp weren’t used to boilies so advised trying meat which worked a treat! Watching Carl and Alex helps with fishing so much, I enjoy float fishing and have done this for quite some time now so we’ve decided to explore with other tackle available. I’m looking forward to stretching further afield and exploring lady bower lake which is in the Peak District and stocked with carp, pike, trout and many more! Thank you for your help as always any help is always appreciated!
All good information given again, very clear as always!. Only niggle is that all the opportunities Nash done/helped you with, I would of thought if it was just for the plug on small 9foot rods that scopes is what you started with, so out of respect I would of added the starting of 9 foot stalkers were scopes out of pure respect. And then gone on to say but now we have moved onto rods by Diawa. I no it must be hard but remember where your routes begin in carp fishing. Fair play for doing what you do with such passion and dedication as it is your work!. And you both doing a grand job may I add. Keep it up. On goes the tin hat for the keyboard warriors 👍😁 I have no connection with Nash before the bombardment of eruption starts😉 keep safe!
Thanks Matthew, we understand where you're coming from and we will always be grateful of our friends at Nash. They are great guys! The only problem is if we'd mentioned that we previously used scope rods is that then we'd feel inclined to also mention that before scopes we used Rovex rods and before Rovex we used 30Plus rods and before that we used Mitchel. haha. :) Our roots didn't really begin in carp fishing, we roach fished using bamboo cane rods for quite a few years. Haha. ;)
@@fishingtutorials true true, don't forget that argos fishing kit! 😁 Great work and lots to look forward to very soon I'm sure. Great response, and great attitude guys as always keep it real and stay safe 👍
@@matthewcadle7200 Much love dude! You are very right about the opportunities that Nash gave us, and of course we more than re-paid them by working very hard far more than 9-5 for over 5 years!
Great video! Maybe an idea to provide a written summary of all the equipment used in the description. And can you do one for pike fishing? Cheers from Amsterdam!
-a set of 3 x 'Daiwa 10ft Crosscast 3lb' test curve rods (shorter 10ft ones being best for more general fishing, longer 12ft rods only needed when fishing long range more than 70 yards. And on fast flowing waters.) - 1x 'Daiwa 10ft Crosscast 3.5lb' test curve for marker/ spomming out bait. - 'Korda Tip Safe' set for each rod to keep them held neatly and keep the tips from snapping in transit. And mean you're in less need for rod Holdalls as keeps weight down. - 'Daiwa GS 4000' reels for the 10ft rods are light weight, loaded up with 'Korda 12lb CarpLine' (A durable monofilament mainline) - 'Daiwa Tournament s 5000 T Big Pits' reels for the 12ft rods also loaded up with the same 'Korda 12lb CarpLine' - 'Korda 20lb Sub-braid' sinking braided mainline loaded up on a couple of spare spools incase the need to switch if fishing towards a snag. - 'Delkim Txi-D' bite alarms - Korda Black and White Bobbins - 'Korda Black Singlez' adjustable bank sticks - 'Aqua Atom Landing Net' - 'Korda Basix Carp Cradle' padded unhooking mat - 'Aqua Black Series Rucksack' (small or Large) - 'Korda Tackle Box' inside is: Korda Braided Hair needle, hooks, baits stops, lead clips, 'Dark Matter' braid, - 'Korda Mini Box' which fits inside the tackle box which contains all the swivels and small rig components. - 'Korda Compac' (Medium) for things likes Spoms. - 'Korda Compac' (Small) for leads - 'Korda Compac Air Dry Bag' if using boilies. - 'Guru Bait Box' ideal for smaller baits like maggots, worms and ideal for PVA bag mixes :) Thanks, glad you found it helpful!
Love the vids keep it up you gayest inspire me and thousands of people that it is a good hobby and is a lot of fun keep and take care stay safe and hope to see some more vids on your Carl and Alex
Hi guys are you off fishing on Wednesday and making a vid. Unfortunately I am vulnerable so sadly not allowed to go and catch some fish. Hope you guys are well and stay aware. Tight lines lads 🎣🎣
Sorry to hear that mate! It'll feel all the better when you are able to go fishing again! We'll be heading out next week hopefully to start filming more videos! Thanks!
James I am vulnerable too transplant drugs,immunosuppressants and asthma. The guildlines are advisory. If you are going to a club lake or syndicate lake with limited access you wont come into contact with anyone so you are at no greater risk than been at home. I will have the odd trip but will wait for the rush to end.
Can you do a video on boilies - frozen vs shelf life vs fresh/air dried (and how/why to dry them?) and maybe one on different boilie hook bait options?
Can you do a surface fishing tutorial? Rigs baits, know it’s basic to most people but as I’m self taught as I learnt to fish in my 20,s every little helps
Guys !!, long story short...everything you do is awesome, tutorials are very clear and precise...well done and keep it real !! (Or reel !!...🙄) Quick question...what is the model of that aqua ruck sack you showed? Cheers lads !!👍👍
Just came across your videos. Very well done. Thank you! Curious if you could share what the name or brand of the "Tip Saves" you use? Thanks for the great content!
Hi! I love your videos and this has been so useful finding just the right setup for any fishing is difficult and you solved that problem in just under 6 minutes! I just have one question: Where do you buy your leads, and what weights should you buy if fishing the same 10ft Rod and Reel combo as you? Thanks
Hey chaps. I love your vids, both on this channel and the original But when I see the number of views versus the number of likes, it’s ridiculous. You need to start asking for likes and subs. You guys and the excellent vids deserve it!
My local pond one few that had carp.. got almost got bow fished out by 10 years ago.. I saw probably 200 spawning in one little cove.. there back even stronger ..
Hey guys, my brother and i are quite new to fishing and we are currently looking to upgrade our angling equipment. I was wondering what brand and model your tackle boxes are? Keep up the good work, youre amazing!
Hey guys. I’d be interested in seeing how you setup with slack lines with fluorocarbon main line.It seems to be used a lot on pressured waters which makes sense but can’t quite get my head around the indication side of it. Like how do you see a drop back bite for instance?
Hi i noticed you guys used to use the ss2600 and now use the gs4000 reels, how would you compare the two? I know they're both really popular. I use shimano dl4000 but have absoluteley no use for the baitrunner function so looking ti change. Most of my fishing is just stalking 👍
Hi Carl, thanks for the tips. I bought a few GS 4000 reels. I was wondering do you keep the drag as it comes? Or do have you customised to make them more “quick drag.” I’m just trying to get into Carp fishing and am not sure if the quick drag will be necessary for me. Thanks for the help!!
Hi Carl/Alex, I notice the reels you use are not baitrunners, is that deliberate, how do you handle free running line when bottom fishing? Thanks, Chris.
Was interested in purchasing one of those reels but a little out of my price range for someone whose just hit back into fishing after a good few years. Could you recommend any other good reels at a reasonable price?
Going night fishing for the first time this coming Monday. As just wondering what do you use (if any) for a electric hookup? Got gas stove ect, but need something that can charge my phone and camera! What do you use? Would appreciate suggestions if possible
how come that you guys stepped away from Nash tackle if i may ask and why by any reason , cause i am interested in the differs on the marked what people will swap around on if you know what i mean by this. Btw Great Video's guys keep up the hard work and your Dream keep sharing ;)
Hi Mark! We stepped away from Nash Tackle because we wanted to make our videos full time and not work as editors. Korda offered to support our channel, but Nash were not able to as they had to prioritise their staff and the commitments they already had. Luckily for us having support from Korda has been really enjoyable and they are very professional and helpful! :)
@@fishingtutorials thx for the information ! that sound's indeed rlly great what they can offer you guys for sure !! I wish you guys the best of luck for catching more and more fish in your life's and keep chasing the Dreams cause what you guy's upload are helping a lot of people out and me as-well !! keep it up boy's :)
@@fishingtutorials that's fantastic, feeling the lead down properly is something I've really struggled to get the hang of, any help and guidance would be greatly appreciated from myself and the fishing community as a whole I'm sure 😉
@@alexhughesuk We'd love to do that, but we are already so busy trying to keep our channel going! It takes so much time to film and edit the videos that we don't really have much time to do other stuff! haha Hope you understand!
@@fishingtutorials lol of course I understand. Alex & Carl I like many others love your videos, the production values are through the roof it shows in each and everyone of your videos how much effort goes into them. I think if I had to pick a favourite the one to the Ebro Safari in Spain, awesome footage and editing. keep up the great work and congratulations on the well deserved recognition and sponsorship. Tight lines gents 👍
Carl and Alex plz see this. What landing mat should I get as I’m supposed to be joining a lake and if we can go soon I could uses some help. Could you ???
Hello, I am from Iraq and a subscriber to your channel. I wanted to ask what is the best taste of carp in hot weather, because as you know, the atmosphere of Iraq is very hot and the thickness of the carp is few
@@fishingtutorials holy I didn't expect a reply... Thanks for the information though... My last carp reel disintegrated while I had what would have been my pb on the line... So I'm upgrading to the GS lt
I really needed a video like this. I mainly stalk carp along the bank but I've wanted to get into pond/lake fishing for them. What would you suggest for carp gear that is accessible in Canada? Thanks for this guys!
-a set of 3 x 'Daiwa 10ft Crosscast 3lb' test curve rods (shorter 10ft ones being best for more general fishing, longer 12ft rods only needed when fishing long range more than 70 yards. And on fast flowing waters.) - 1x 'Daiwa 10ft Crosscast 3.5lb' test curve for marker/ spomming out bait. - 'Korda Tip Safe' set for each rod to keep them held neatly and keep the tips from snapping in transit. And mean you're in less need for rod Holdalls as keeps weight down. - 'Daiwa GS 4000' reels for the 10ft rods are light weight, loaded up with 'Korda 12lb CarpLine' (A durable monofilament mainline) - 'Daiwa Tournament s 5000 T Big Pits' reels for the 12ft rods also loaded up with the same 'Korda 12lb CarpLine' - 'Korda 20lb Sub-braid' sinking braided mainline loaded up on a couple of spare spools incase the need to switch if fishing towards a snag. - 'Delkim Txi-D' bite alarms - Korda Black and White Bobbins - 'Korda Black Singlez' adjustable bank sticks - 'Aqua Atom Landing Net' - 'Korda Basix Carp Cradle' padded unhooking mat - 'Aqua Black Series Rucksack' (small or Large) - 'Korda Tackle Box' inside is: Korda Braided Hair needle, hooks, baits stops, lead clips, 'Dark Matter' braid, - 'Korda Mini Box' which fits inside the tackle box which contains all the swivels and small rig components. - 'Korda Compac' (Medium) for things likes Spoms. - 'Korda Compac' (Small) for leads - 'Korda Compac Air Dry Bag' if using boilies. - 'Guru Bait Box' ideal for smaller baits like maggots, worms and ideal for PVA bag mixes :)
Hi! To improve your fishing and catch more fish, check out my Simple Fishing Guidebook! With 100 pages of tips, rigs, knots, bait + lure advice and 21 in-depth species guides, you’ll definitely improve your knowledge and skills. Get yours here: fishwithcarl.co.uk/products/the-simple-fishing-guidebook
This is the type of video I’ve always wanted to see but never got, thanks guys!
Great vid guys and congrats on the sponsorship. It's really something to be proud of.
Wow, I actually am trying to pick up carp fishing right now (always fished with the feeder) and I was looking for this exact video but couldn't find it anywere and now it's here! Thanks!!🎣
Awesome! Glad we could help :)
Top video guys. Keep up the good work & thanks for giving us something decent to watch during these crappy times.
gr8 tutorial. always exciting to see the different gears people use to target their fish
My approach couldn't be more different, but I do thoroughly enjoy seeing other setups :) I only ever fish the margins and the drop-offs in lakes, so I use a set of 3 6ft Nash Scope Snides (2lb tc) with a Penn Spinfisher VI 4500 Live Liner and 2 Penn Slammer 460L Live Liners, all 3 loaded with 300 meters of 40 lb abrasion-resistant braid (with the drag always set very low, so that I don't damage the fish), and with end tackle consisting of a tungsten bead, line stopper, very short (5 cm) helicopter-style hooklink and a 1.4 ounce gripper lead that I use as a method feeder, in combination with a Nash Dwarf landing net and a thin unhooking mat that I never use because the grass at my main spot is fairly long and thick, without rocks or pebbles in it that could damage the fish. I keep the fish in the net anyway, even when unhooking them, so they have that as extra protection as well. The mat is useful to sit on when my friends come and visit me while fishing :P But keep it up, love this stuff! :)
Magnificent set up bro... Love everything about these video
Since lockdown i've binged watched pretty much every video incl Carl & Alex page.. keep up the great videos lads and the new fishing tutorial videos are super helpful!.
Ahh that's awesome! Thanks so much dude!
Any chance you could drop the links for the gear please . much appreciated
jkk
Myself and my partner love watching your videos and we love getting out fishing when we can! I’m wondering if you could maybe explain how to set up a carp rod from the line to adding a ledger weight, the hook length and maybe hair rig? We want to carp fish but this seems to be something we struggle to figure out haha! Hope you can help thank you!
Hi Hanna, we did a simple carp rig video, it might help! Here's a link: ua-cam.com/video/bjact22m6Bo/v-deo.html
FISHING TUTORIALS brill! Thank you
@@hannalouiseb No problem! Glad to have helped!
Hanna Bielby you can catch big carp on floats too with maggots, corn pellets etc carp fishing is a great sport but enjoy the simple fishing before you start camping for carp as it can be soul destroying at times
Medicated Flowers thank you, I went out yesterday and caught quite a big carp for my first try using luncheon meat. The guys by our local pond said the carp weren’t used to boilies so advised trying meat which worked a treat! Watching Carl and Alex helps with fishing so much, I enjoy float fishing and have done this for quite some time now so we’ve decided to explore with other tackle available. I’m looking forward to stretching further afield and exploring lady bower lake which is in the Peak District and stocked with carp, pike, trout and many more! Thank you for your help as always any help is always appreciated!
Omg how I couldn't find this one. Perfect exactly what I needed 🤩🤩✌️✌️✌️👏 thanks a lot.
Thank you guys so much I caught my first fish today it was a common carp 14lb and it was on a 6ft bait caster
Very subjective and keep it essential ! You are not boring. I get bored at many channels, I get bored fast at others channel
Glad to hear! Thank you!
Is there any chance you could great like a spreadsheet with some of the items you have with links etc so it's easy for us to check?
All good information given again, very clear as always!.
Only niggle is that all the opportunities Nash done/helped you with, I would of thought if it was just for the plug on small 9foot rods that scopes is what you started with, so out of respect I would of added the starting of 9 foot stalkers were scopes out of pure respect. And then gone on to say but now we have moved onto rods by Diawa. I no it must be hard but remember where your routes begin in carp fishing. Fair play for doing what you do with such passion and dedication as it is your work!. And you both doing a grand job may I add. Keep it up. On goes the tin hat for the keyboard warriors 👍😁 I have no connection with Nash before the bombardment of eruption starts😉 keep safe!
Thanks Matthew, we understand where you're coming from and we will always be grateful of our friends at Nash. They are great guys! The only problem is if we'd mentioned that we previously used scope rods is that then we'd feel inclined to also mention that before scopes we used Rovex rods and before Rovex we used 30Plus rods and before that we used Mitchel. haha. :) Our roots didn't really begin in carp fishing, we roach fished using bamboo cane rods for quite a few years. Haha. ;)
@@fishingtutorials true true, don't forget that argos fishing kit! 😁 Great work and lots to look forward to very soon I'm sure. Great response, and great attitude guys as always keep it real and stay safe 👍
@@matthewcadle7200 Much love dude! You are very right about the opportunities that Nash gave us, and of course we more than re-paid them by working very hard far more than 9-5 for over 5 years!
Thanks great vid AGAIN lol you guys are smashing it on both channels cant wait to get my rods out tomorrow stay safe guys ✌️🔥❤️
One of the most under discovered fishing channels on the whole internet
cant wait to get back out on the bank fingers crossed we can soon. awsome vid and stay safe
Great video! Maybe an idea to provide a written summary of all the equipment used in the description. And can you do one for pike fishing? Cheers from Amsterdam!
-a set of 3 x 'Daiwa 10ft Crosscast 3lb' test curve rods (shorter 10ft ones being best for more general fishing, longer 12ft rods only needed when fishing long range more than 70 yards. And on fast flowing waters.)
- 1x 'Daiwa 10ft Crosscast 3.5lb' test curve for marker/ spomming out bait.
- 'Korda Tip Safe' set for each rod to keep them held neatly and keep the tips from snapping in transit. And mean you're in less need for rod Holdalls as keeps weight down.
- 'Daiwa GS 4000' reels for the 10ft rods are light weight, loaded up with 'Korda 12lb CarpLine' (A durable monofilament mainline)
- 'Daiwa Tournament s 5000 T Big Pits' reels for the 12ft rods also loaded up with the same 'Korda 12lb CarpLine'
- 'Korda 20lb Sub-braid' sinking braided mainline loaded up on a couple of spare spools incase the need to switch if fishing towards a snag.
- 'Delkim Txi-D' bite alarms
- Korda Black and White Bobbins
- 'Korda Black Singlez' adjustable bank sticks
- 'Aqua Atom Landing Net'
- 'Korda Basix Carp Cradle' padded unhooking mat
- 'Aqua Black Series Rucksack' (small or Large)
- 'Korda Tackle Box' inside is: Korda Braided Hair needle, hooks, baits stops, lead clips, 'Dark Matter' braid,
- 'Korda Mini Box' which fits inside the tackle box which contains all the swivels and small rig components.
- 'Korda Compac' (Medium) for things likes Spoms.
- 'Korda Compac' (Small) for leads
- 'Korda Compac Air Dry Bag' if using boilies.
- 'Guru Bait Box' ideal for smaller baits like maggots, worms and ideal for PVA bag mixes
:) Thanks, glad you found it helpful!
Thanks for the Tips Champ, loving the video's, you guys have taught me so much and i am ever so greatfull.
Glad to hear it Andrew! Happy to help :)
Love the vids keep it up you gayest inspire me and thousands of people that it is a good hobby and is a lot of fun keep and take care stay safe and hope to see some more vids on your Carl and Alex
Judging by the opening scene back rod rests !! Other than that keep up the good work guys 🎣👍👍
Please can you do a pike fishing gear video. Also I love your videos Keep up the good work
Hi guys are you off fishing on Wednesday and making a vid. Unfortunately I am vulnerable so sadly not allowed to go and catch some fish. Hope you guys are well and stay aware. Tight lines lads 🎣🎣
Sorry to hear that mate! It'll feel all the better when you are able to go fishing again! We'll be heading out next week hopefully to start filming more videos! Thanks!
@@fishingtutorials thanks for the reply stay safe 👍🎣
What makes you vulnerable?
@@joehounslow3588 I have asthma 😔
James I am vulnerable too transplant drugs,immunosuppressants and asthma. The guildlines are advisory.
If you are going to a club lake or syndicate lake with limited access you wont come into contact with anyone so you are at no greater risk than been at home.
I will have the odd trip but will wait for the rush to end.
Love this channel
Thanks for making this video, it's really useful. I do have one question though: Could you perhaps explain what weight to choose for the Bobbins?
Thank you guys for a very good video keep up the good work 🐟🙂
Cheers for watching!
Alex great video well filmed and presented
Thanks 👍
Thank you for this video I need tackle but dont know where to start this helped
We can get back out lads Wednesday yipppeee 😁👍
Yes u can go back to the public toilets to your glory hole. Lol. Tight lines fella.
Can you do a tutorial video on how to cast rods to the clip and spombing? I'm still quite new to fishing so my casting isn't very good!
That'll be one of our next tutorial videos!
Great video again. Any chance of posting a list of items in your tackle box for us to copy please if you don’t mind?
Can you do a video on boilies - frozen vs shelf life vs fresh/air dried (and how/why to dry them?) and maybe one on different boilie hook bait options?
Yeah, we'll try do a video on this in the future!
Thanks guys keep it up!
Hi Carl and Alex,I was wondering what pva material I should use on Stillwater lakes,should I use solid bags or mesh? Oliver
Can you do a surface fishing tutorial? Rigs baits, know it’s basic to most people but as I’m self taught as I learnt to fish in my 20,s every little helps
Love theses videos 😊
Cheers mate! Glad you like them!
Keep it up lads look forward to seeing some more fishing videos Now it's opening again
Yay, I'm really looking forward to fishing again soon!
Plus i love your video’s keep up the good work
Daiwa and Korda sales just incresed 100%
Found it awesome job guys keep it up!!
Guys !!, long story short...everything you do is awesome, tutorials are very clear and precise...well done and keep it real !! (Or reel !!...🙄)
Quick question...what is the model of that aqua ruck sack you showed?
Cheers lads !!👍👍
Love the vids, keep up the good work
Cheers Barnaby!
Great video mate🙏🙌
Thank you!
What unhooking mat is that ?
Just came across your videos. Very well done. Thank you! Curious if you could share what the name or brand of the "Tip Saves" you use? Thanks for the great content!
They are the Korda Tip Safes :)
Hi! I love your videos and this has been so useful finding just the right setup for any fishing is difficult and you solved that problem in just under 6 minutes! I just have one question: Where do you buy your leads, and what weights should you buy if fishing the same 10ft Rod and Reel combo as you?
Thanks
Nice helpful little Vid lads,,, bet you can’t wait to get back out on the bank 👍🏻🎣👌🏻
Absolutely!!
May I ask, what brolly do you have? 🎣🔥👍
Hey chaps. I love your vids, both on this channel and the original But when I see the number of views versus the number of likes, it’s ridiculous. You need to start asking for likes and subs. You guys and the excellent vids deserve it!
Would be good if u coukd go over what bait you use for carp fishing aswell
great video again lads ,tight lines :)
Excellent.
Thanks guys 👍
At this stage I'll be pleased to wet a line this week.
You should do a vidoe of wjat you recommend for people who can't afford all the biggest and best brands of gear mate
Hi, thanks for such brief yet great information packed video.
Kindly share link for purchase.
It will be easy for Anglers to buy.
Hi. In 1:17 with river u was ? And where ? Looks amazing for fishing.
I think it’s a resovoir they got a video about it 👍
Can you do an essentials for pike and perch fishing.
My local pond one few that had carp.. got almost got bow fished out by 10 years ago.. I saw probably 200 spawning in one little cove.. there back even stronger ..
Hey guys, my brother and i are quite new to fishing and we are currently looking to upgrade our angling equipment. I was wondering what brand and model your tackle boxes are?
Keep up the good work, youre amazing!
Our tackle boxes are from Korda, they are really neat bits of kit! Cheers for watching and good luck with your fishing!
Hey guys. I’d be interested in seeing how you setup with slack lines with fluorocarbon main line.It seems to be used a lot on pressured waters which makes sense but can’t quite get my head around the indication side of it. Like how do you see a drop back bite for instance?
What is the name of the bag that you use . Great video 👍🎣
hey Carl and Alex, could you pls do a tuturial on stalking carp (what you need, rigs, etc.)
Yes we'll try to do that at some point!
@@fishingtutorials awesome ty!
Why does this remind me of an aeroplane tutorial thing
Hi i noticed you guys used to use the ss2600 and now use the gs4000 reels, how would you compare the two? I know they're both really popular. I use shimano dl4000 but have absoluteley no use for the baitrunner function so looking ti change. Most of my fishing is just stalking 👍
Excellent video its going to really help me I bet u are happy that u can go fishing soon because ik I am
Thanks! Yes we are very excited to go fishing again!
@@fishingtutorials same are u going on Wednesday
U guys are great
where is the tackle box from ? did it come with the rig holder built in ? It's such a good idea ! I want one :
Korda, they're neat! :)
@@fishingtutorials thankyou for the reply in this time I got myself one. Definitely a great purchase! tight lines
Great video keep it up
Hi Carl, thanks for the tips. I bought a few GS 4000 reels. I was wondering do you keep the drag as it comes? Or do have you customised to make them more “quick drag.” I’m just trying to get into Carp fishing and am not sure if the quick drag will be necessary for me. Thanks for the help!!
I have left the reels as they were when I bought them. I find quick drag conversions tricky to adjust and sometimes I over tighten by accident!
Great video
Great video lads
Cheers!
Hi Carl/Alex, I notice the reels you use are not baitrunners, is that deliberate, how do you handle free running line when bottom fishing? Thanks, Chris.
Hi there, we just slacken off the drag on our reel when we put the rod on the rest :) Then tighten it up when we get a bite! :)
FISHING TUTORIALS
Haha... simple, I like it thanks for responding!
What's the brand of the tackle box that you use? Would like to have one of those. Great video.
Korda Tackle box
Bet you can't wait to get out now 👌I'm out wensday but fishing for a big bass of chesil 🤟
Yeah man, can't wait! Good luck :)
Is the news true ?? that we can start fishing again from Wednesday of this week?
In England yes, providing you stay away from other people! And only fish with your own family.
Great video guys! Can you tell me the name of the aqua backpack?
Did you find this out?
Would you use the 5000 reels on the 10foots?
Not really necessary, as you'd only be using the 5000's if you're casting a long range, therefore needing a 12ft to cast that far.
Was interested in purchasing one of those reels but a little out of my price range for someone whose just hit back into fishing after a good few years. Could you recommend any other good reels at a reasonable price?
Going night fishing for the first time this coming Monday. As just wondering what do you use (if any) for a electric hookup? Got gas stove ect, but need something that can charge my phone and camera! What do you use? Would appreciate suggestions if possible
how come that you guys stepped away from Nash tackle if i may ask and why by any reason , cause i am interested in the differs on the marked what people will swap around on if you know what i mean by this.
Btw Great Video's guys keep up the hard work and your Dream keep sharing ;)
Hi Mark! We stepped away from Nash Tackle because we wanted to make our videos full time and not work as editors. Korda offered to support our channel, but Nash were not able to as they had to prioritise their staff and the commitments they already had. Luckily for us having support from Korda has been really enjoyable and they are very professional and helpful! :)
@@fishingtutorials thx for the information ! that sound's indeed rlly great what they can offer you guys for sure !! I wish you guys the best of luck for catching more and more fish in your life's and keep chasing the Dreams cause what you guy's upload are helping a lot of people out and me as-well !! keep it up boy's :)
Hi lads, can you do a tutorial on clipping up, feeling down the lead etc...Keep up the great work lads
Yep, we've got a casting accurately video coming soon which covers a lot of that!
@@fishingtutorials that's fantastic, feeling the lead down properly is something I've really struggled to get the hang of, any help and guidance would be greatly appreciated from myself and the fishing community as a whole I'm sure 😉
@@fishingtutorials have you considered in person tutorials? 24 sessions on the bank etc... I'd pay for that 👍
@@alexhughesuk We'd love to do that, but we are already so busy trying to keep our channel going! It takes so much time to film and edit the videos that we don't really have much time to do other stuff! haha Hope you understand!
@@fishingtutorials lol of course I understand. Alex & Carl I like many others love your videos, the production values are through the roof it shows in each and everyone of your videos how much effort goes into them. I think if I had to pick a favourite the one to the Ebro Safari in Spain, awesome footage and editing. keep up the great work and congratulations on the well deserved recognition and sponsorship. Tight lines gents 👍
Make a video about bedchair and tent
Will try to do this in the near future!
Carl and Alex plz see this. What landing mat should I get as I’m supposed to be joining a lake and if we can go soon I could uses some help. Could you ???
The Leeda folding mat is a good entry level mat. Cheap of Amazon.
Nice video guys.. can I just ask why you opt for 3.5lb tc instead of 4.5lb tc when spodding with a 10ft rod?
4.5lb would be better for spodding! We got the 3.5lb as it was all we could find at the time!
Hi do you guys use sink tubing on the main line?
Hello, I am from Iraq and a subscriber to your channel. I wanted to ask what is the best taste of carp in hot weather, because as you know, the atmosphere of Iraq is very hot and the thickness of the carp is few
Korda and Daiwa sales went up 100% after this. Now I know why no one has GS's in stock :)
Can you tell me which bank sticks your using, can't find any that screw in. Thanks guys
thanks 👍
There's a quick drag upgrade kit for the gs lt 4000 reels... Would you recommend installing thst?
I haven't found any need for it, the drag works just fine for me personally :)
@@fishingtutorials holy I didn't expect a reply... Thanks for the information though... My last carp reel disintegrated while I had what would have been my pb on the line... So I'm upgrading to the GS lt
No worries Liam! Oh no, that's gutting :( I've found the GS decent as they are! All the best with it mate.
What rods did you use when fishing heavy pack bait in Dell hollow?
I really needed a video like this. I mainly stalk carp along the bank but I've wanted to get into pond/lake fishing for them. What would you suggest for carp gear that is accessible in Canada? Thanks for this guys!
I don't really know what you guys have access to in Canada. I'm sure you can find a heavy bass rod or something which should do the trick! :)
@@fishingtutorials Sound good. Thank you!
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Do you air dry shelf life boilies or just frozen?
Might I ask, why did you but the Rod Tip Saver’s? Do you have a link to it?
www.korda.co.uk/fishingtackle/accessories/tip-safe/
When getting tackle did you buy it as you went along or in bulk
We borrowed and made our tackle for a while till we had a job and could buy a bit at a time. :)
What tackle box is that?I’ve never seen one with an area for pretied rigs would love to get one.
It's a 'Korda Tackle Box', and has one 'Korda Mini box' inside for swivels etc :)
Can u tell me please what gear you have in video? Links please 🤗
-a set of 3 x 'Daiwa 10ft Crosscast 3lb' test curve rods (shorter 10ft ones being best for more general fishing, longer 12ft rods only needed when fishing long range more than 70 yards. And on fast flowing waters.)
- 1x 'Daiwa 10ft Crosscast 3.5lb' test curve for marker/ spomming out bait.
- 'Korda Tip Safe' set for each rod to keep them held neatly and keep the tips from snapping in transit. And mean you're in less need for rod Holdalls as keeps weight down.
- 'Daiwa GS 4000' reels for the 10ft rods are light weight, loaded up with 'Korda 12lb CarpLine' (A durable monofilament mainline)
- 'Daiwa Tournament s 5000 T Big Pits' reels for the 12ft rods also loaded up with the same 'Korda 12lb CarpLine'
- 'Korda 20lb Sub-braid' sinking braided mainline loaded up on a couple of spare spools incase the need to switch if fishing towards a snag.
- 'Delkim Txi-D' bite alarms
- Korda Black and White Bobbins
- 'Korda Black Singlez' adjustable bank sticks
- 'Aqua Atom Landing Net'
- 'Korda Basix Carp Cradle' padded unhooking mat
- 'Aqua Black Series Rucksack' (small or Large)
- 'Korda Tackle Box' inside is: Korda Braided Hair needle, hooks, baits stops, lead clips, 'Dark Matter' braid,
- 'Korda Mini Box' which fits inside the tackle box which contains all the swivels and small rig components.
- 'Korda Compac' (Medium) for things likes Spoms.
- 'Korda Compac' (Small) for leads
- 'Korda Compac Air Dry Bag' if using boilies.
- 'Guru Bait Box' ideal for smaller baits like maggots, worms and ideal for PVA bag mixes
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What’s the Best beginner fishing rod to get for relatively cheap price?