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So humbled to have been involved in this short film ❤

What a lovely video. People like David and the members of tench fishers and similar gross who work so hard for the benefit of others are the real reason why i love fishing so much. Its a solitary sport mostly but at the same time it's just a huge caring community.

A fabulous venue and a fabulous group of dedicated anglers. Well done to the Tenchfishers!

Fantastic and very moving well done team ❤

Dont make the mistakes ive made.. buy scales that go alot higher than you think you may need or you will go to weigh a fish of a lifetime and it comes up 4 dashes... that was miserable 😂

Did anyone catch the name of the scales?

Brilliant video, some fantastic tench right here

Thoroughly enjoyable video nicely explained

Congrats wyn well deserved matey

Once again fantastic competition great organisation at a stunning venue well done to everyone involved congratulations WYN great result 🎣🎣

Does Oxlease get very weedy? Thinking about a session down there in the next month or so

Can anyone that is a member fish this event?

Great video, super fish handling and care, The Tenchfishers plus Linear Oxlease showcases big pit tench fishing at its best

Great video paul really enjoyed watching it ,im going to join the tenchfishers membership in the next couple of days 😀 👍🏻

Fantastic video Paul once again you do great service to our group Some lovely tench caught and some nice bicatch species also ❤

Like many others, I have really enjoyed these vids, brilliant idea, thanks for sharing.

Whafs your opinion on Korum hooks for Tench ?

Awesome instructional video, really clear demonstration - thanks very much for sharing.

I have found that there are many makes of float stop that slide very easily along the line therefore making a very safe top stop. This looks great and functional though I still think you can simplify the rig using rubber stops as long as you select them well ensuring you have easy slide stops. In fact I use the same rubber stops you have there, I get them from Ali express, on 8lb mainline they are perfect to get a hook up but also slide away safely if I get a break. I guess I'm asking .. are we over complicating this?

I joined last week, no big Tench waters here in Devon however we try. I did request to join the Facebook page but I have yet to get a response. Looking forward to meeting some of you.

Excellent delivery Pat well done buddy

As has been said above, these tackle box talks are brill. Every one of them is different. Pat did a fantastic job here, and from the films i have seen, he is a phenomenal angler too. I'll be joining soon. I'm in Shropshire, which region does this fall under, and are there many Tenchfishers members in my locality? Its good to see more content folks. Bravo!! 👍🏻🎣💥

Top man Darren, his bait has help me break my PB Barbel 3 times.

Really appreciate these tackle box videos. I have learned some really useful things from them. Thanks

great video Pat very well presented

Paul, its possible to create a tapered bump in leadcore by threading in another folded over length of seperate lead core outer inside using a latched needle. If you fold it over by 1/3 (to a 2/3 tail) ratio and pull that inside the leader; the bump will be tapered. Now thread a hard bead on to rest on the 'bump' then the hooklength, then using the latch needle pierce a rubber bead sideways and thread that on to act as the top bead..... This creates a perfectly safe helicopter/chod rig every time. If you want the top bead to be more secure you can position another single thickness piece of seperate lead core just above the position where the top rubber bead will be (i use a sewing needle for this). I carry several of these leaders made up but without the beads (just the lumpy leadcore leader). The top rubber bead pulls off after a tiny bit of initial resistance, very very easily.

What make is the main tackle box?

I'm on my way over to your channel now.

Fantastic video I appreciate you doing this, really a great insight to how each angler approaches their fishing. Like the idea of the multi rig, something I'm going have to look at.

Great Stuff Tony , I will 100% be trying that rig. Many Thanks for the info👍

Seen this one before. Fantastic "how to" film

fantastic insight gents. I was wondering if you could possibly do a video covering maybe a look into one or two of your tackle boxes ( end tackle kit you'd take on a typical session ) Would be a nice chance to get a Bit more of a breakdown on end tackle you use, little rig bits and pieces. Thanks Guys

Fascinating bit of angling history.Thanks Darren and Mark!

Which way round does the chod bead go? Sorry inexperienced.

Interesting video, great bait (Tinca Berry) and a smashing guy .

Darren's 'Big cheese' base mix and flavour has revolutionised my Chub fishing the past two winters . 🌞🎣🎣it's an amazingly easy to use and catches me lots of fish 😊

Cracking video paul some lovely tench there,I can’t wait to give it a go🎣👏👏🙂

Thank you Paul. Its going to be a very interesting adventure and thanks again for the invite...

Just one question. My pellet expander won’t open up the beads without them flying off ! What make is yours. It may have smaller prongs.

Well done Peter.

This is well timed as I want to fit a Fuji reel seat to my normark rod.

Nice demo. Well done.

Everyone will be asking you for one now 😂

You only need to walk into most tackle shops to see that 'carp tackle' is where the money is made. Having said that, recent research has suggested that tench are in fact the most 'popular' fish amongst anglers... Here in Essex, not exactly a 'hotbed' as far as tench fisheries is concerned, but some angling clubs hereabouts are beginning to 'see the light' and stock more waters with tench, rather than solely concentrating on the percieved need for yet more carp... I wonder, if perhaps some tackle manufacturers will begin to see the growing market, for more tackle designed wih tench in mind ie: rods, reels, landing nets, fish care & retention gear. I use rods for tench that are described as for 'light barbel' the rest is usually 'scaled down' carp gear... Peter's very nice and skillful 'conversion' of a carp retainer for tench fishing was probably beyond most of us, but wouldn't we love the chance to walk into a tackle shop and find something similar on the shelves?... We're spoiled for 'terminal tackle' these days, but some more quality tench hardware from an innovative tackle manufacturer would be wonderful...

Great idea Peter

Enjoyed our day on the bank together yesterday Chris. I found the example of the Hellermann rig you showed and explained to me extremely interesting and plan to incorporate it into my tench fishing this coming season. I have since found your video demonstrating how to create it and the products you use which has provided the additional detail. Keep making your RUclips videos Chris as there are very instructional well presented. I look forward to fishing with you on our challenging venue during the coming season. Paul

Nice early season fish I have been replacing all my in-line swivel for the size 11 qc swivels from bank tackle for a few years now. Not put a set of scales on them but they do pull free very easily

Cracking start pat good early fish

Lovely fish Pat