Clipping, marking, wrapping - explained!
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- Опубліковано 30 бер 2024
- This video has been created to answer all the comments that have been made asking me to explain what I mean by Clipping Up, what exactly is a Wrap as well as showing you the best way to create a distance reference mark on your mainline and is for all those anglers that simply what to improve on certain skills and put a few more fish in their net.
Hope you all enjoy, learn from this and then start to include them into your fishing routine and with the waters warming up it will soon be tench time, a species where accuracy really does make a difference.
Please take the time to scroll through all my past videos, they have been simply created to help you catch more fish wether it be tench, bream, crucians, you name it I fish for them and do my very best to suss them out and when I do then all my secrets are there to help.
Oh and please, please hit that subscribe button, it doesn't cost anything and the more of you that do the more videos that will come your way, along with making comments and if you find useful give it the thumbs up.
With the Easter rush almost over its time to get out and do some serious fishing!
Much thanks, been trying to get my head around this for ages how to do this properly, thanks again legend.
Thank you John, glad I could help
@@duncancharmanangling1136 No worrys :) learnt loads off your videos. Ta again.
Great video, Duncan, I’ve been marking up for over 40 years ( how did I get so old, so quickly!) and in pre clip days relied on hearing the knot go through the rings or fixing with bike inner tube as carp were rare then.
I’ve had marker knots slip particularly at Frensham (!) fixed by tying a slip knot loop and tying the marker within it.
Loved the figure of 8 and finger nail tips, tried already and making life easier, #old dog learns new tricks!
Glad it was helpful!
Cheers Duncan, another great video helping me put more fish on the bank.
Your welcome
Clear and concise as always Duncan.
thank you
Nice and useful video. Underrated chanel. Greetings from the Czech Republic.
Hey, thanks!
Thank you Duncan for another great video!
Looking forward to more videos from you sir.
Thanks for watching!
Great video! The best I’ve seen on UA-cam. I’m going to give it a go this season.
Good luck!
Excellent video Duncan,well explained, I will put all of those hints and tips into practice.
Excellent!
Very informative video Duncan. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
My pleasure!
Brilliant video Duncan.
Thanks David, much appreciated
Many thanks, very informative. 🎣
Glad it was helpful!
Figure of 8. Great tip cheers
Glad it helped
Very helpful video
Glad to hear that
Thanks for going into detail on such an important subject. Can you and your old mate Paul Garner one day in the further do a post where you sit down over a cupa, talking about angling your approaches to it and water craft.
I will ask him. We were out a couple of weeks ago and catch up from time to time so can't see why we couldn't have a natter one morning and ask each other questions.
@duncancharmanangling1136 please do Duncan. You both have a wealth of knowledge. And without other distractions , just both of you with tea and biscuits, I'm sure it would be interesting.
Fascinating. could you perhaps explain what tips you use for different species please.
i live 10mins from Throop and the Royalty so dont fish still waters much but at 72, i have to think of a new style of fishing.
Your videos are very informative and easy to follow. Sadly we seem to find the lunatics taking over the Asylum on most videos of late.
Kind Regards
Brian
Thanks for your comment Brian. If you scroll through my past videos there are plenty their on other species all with tips and advice but will be bringing you more as time goes on.
thank you Duncan. Look forward to seeing some nice Bream very soon. I have a club book for Ringwood Angling Club. The guys have been catching doubles figure Bream while carp fishing of late. need to get my backside in gear.
I love big Bream. PB 9lb 20z my local Dorset Stour.@@duncancharmanangling1136
Duncan,I appreciate you for all your posting videos ,they are very helpful for practice and information about fishing.
I'm fan of your this videos, cos I'm enjoy to finish more often on the river Thames for bream, they help me so much everything what you explain on your videos.
I can't wait to see your new videos..😉👌
Thank you.
Great video mate. Loving the new thumbnail design too. Shame about the close up of your weird thumbnail (says me and my freaky nail 😂)
Cheers James
What is better for marking the line? Electrical tape or marker braid? Thanks
Marker elastic/gum on finer lines when constantly casting. Some carp anglers use electrical tape but I found it to move once becoming wet and often catches and creates friction when casting.
Hello, would you do anything different on a river?
It really all depends on size of river, speed of flow, species being targeted but if fishing a feeder then accuracy is key, especially when constantly casting. Take a look at one of my older videos, created I think Aug last year when I was fishing for bream on the Thames. In this situation the way I fished was very similar....
Probably a stupid question, but here we go:
How do you get the marker elastic back off the line when you're done?
Just get hold of one of the tag ends and pull quickly, nine times out of ten it comes of easily..
@@duncancharmanangling1136 Thanks. :)
Hi Duncan again loving your videos your doing. I'm not so much a carp angler but a bit of an all rounder more many on natural waters. But when I've gone general feeder fishing I've always been so scared to clip as I've generally only used 6lb or 8lb maximum but I've only just started trying to clip up but tend to keep it clipped up and do afew turns as I've generally gone for smaller fish but mad a few turns before placing the rod back down but of course I'm potentially moving my rig slightly aways from any food that I put in. So basically are once putting the marker line on where you clip does this stay in the same place when casting?and If you clip up once unclipping after a cast if you don't catch a few do you still clip back up when retrieving your rig before casting back out? Hope this makes sense. 😊
Thanks for a great video..hope to see some great tench videos soon
You bet!