Another quality & invaluable video Dan, thank you for taking your own time up to make this! Hope your well mate? Looking forward to your next video 🎣👌🏼
Brilliant Dan, probably the best current tackle talk series in YT currently. Watched others at least twice. Loads of info ... keep them coming. Hooks, reels, rods, hook lengths,and baits/ground baits.. keep them coming.
Wow, thanks John! They are very simple videos of very simple subjects. I’m glad you are enjoying them. Any subjects you would particularly like me to cover?
@@danwebbfishing456 thanks for you're reply...I started going again last summer for a few sessions . Not fished for ten years. Currently I'm off work shielding as critically vunerable, but any subjects relevant to modern day angling. Others ma be specific but approaching a new swim at a new venue, your angling accomplishments, hooks shapes and uses or round bend for pellet?? Anything as really enjoying your series now.
Everyone is getting better and better all the time so finding an edge is getting harder and harder. Lots of small improvements all add up to a big improvement and will hopefully all add up at the weight in. 👍
@@danwebbfishing456 Agreed and also agree with the ‘prep’ but never gave float tip material and diameter much of a thought, given I’ve tried to modify or get the float pattern’s I’m confident in to have/take 1mm hollow’s purely based on visibility....food for thought and back to the drawing board 🤣 Thanks Dan, loving the vids...👌🏻
Wow Dan, I thought I was bad with hoarding floats you must have thousands of rigs made up, I did spy my favourite canal float the Guillaume I've only got 10 though, I also love the Gloucester pattern which is similar to more favourites of mine, the turbo and carbo a very interesting vlog especially those 50g crallusso blade's, you could fish the Severn when it's flooded with them
If that’s how many I’ve got tied up, imagine how many loose floats in boxes I’ve got! 😱 I actually feel that the best weight for flatfloats is 10g or less. Bigger than that, and I think a pole feeder is better. The bigger flatfloats are needed for float only events though, where of course you can’t use pole feeder!
Glad that someone is actually talking tackle, and not just sitting on their box and making a generic video. Some of those are OK, but it gets stale (and depends on who it is).
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Another quality & invaluable video Dan, thank you for taking your own time up to make this!
Hope your well mate? Looking forward to your next video 🎣👌🏼
Thanks Nick. I’ve got the next one planned, but I’m struggling for time to shoot it! Hopefully it won’t be too long though. Thanks for your support.
Brilliant Dan, probably the best current tackle talk series in YT currently. Watched others at least twice. Loads of info ... keep them coming. Hooks, reels, rods, hook lengths,and baits/ground baits.. keep them coming.
Wow, thanks John! They are very simple videos of very simple subjects. I’m glad you are enjoying them. Any subjects you would particularly like me to cover?
@@danwebbfishing456 thanks for you're reply...I started going again last summer for a few sessions . Not fished for ten years. Currently I'm off work shielding as critically vunerable, but any subjects relevant to modern day angling. Others ma be specific but approaching a new swim at a new venue, your angling accomplishments, hooks shapes and uses or round bend for pellet?? Anything as really enjoying your series now.
Great info and explanation as usual. Always something to digest and learn from your videos Dan. Good work 👍
Great video mate loved the series keep em coming 👍
Awesome 😲 Fail to prepare, prepare to fail springs to mind 🤔 And some ‘next level’ thinking with regards to the difference in tip diameters/material👍🏻
Everyone is getting better and better all the time so finding an edge is getting harder and harder. Lots of small improvements all add up to a big improvement and will hopefully all add up at the weight in. 👍
@@danwebbfishing456 Agreed and also agree with the ‘prep’ but never gave float tip material and diameter much of a thought, given I’ve tried to modify or get the float pattern’s I’m confident in to have/take 1mm hollow’s purely based on visibility....food for thought and back to the drawing board 🤣 Thanks Dan, loving the vids...👌🏻
Dan Webb..when are you doing more episodes.
Interesting that was I’ve been fishing for 50 years plus I still have old peacock quills And porcupine
Wow Dan, I thought I was bad with hoarding floats you must have thousands of rigs made up, I did spy my favourite canal float the Guillaume I've only got 10 though, I also love the Gloucester pattern which is similar to more favourites of mine, the turbo and carbo a very interesting vlog especially those 50g crallusso blade's, you could fish the Severn when it's flooded with them
If that’s how many I’ve got tied up, imagine how many loose floats in boxes I’ve got! 😱
I actually feel that the best weight for flatfloats is 10g or less. Bigger than that, and I think a pole feeder is better. The bigger flatfloats are needed for float only events though, where of course you can’t use pole feeder!
@@danwebbfishing456 I can't imagine how many you have loose, probably more than most tackle shops 😁
Glad that someone is actually talking tackle, and not just sitting on their box and making a generic video. Some of those are OK, but it gets stale (and depends on who it is).