Hi there, roughly how deep is the dibber float bolt rig please. ( float to hook ) From what I'm getting, you can hold float out of water to shallow up yes? Great video and nice fish. That's for showing.
Very poor that you never got a reply to your question, but then again a guy who swings in roach that should be netted, and throws them back like a piece of rubbish instead of using the net to put them back is not going to worry about your query Poor angling really especially as he is showing it on RUclips. I do this style of fishing and you can fish as shallow as 12 inches. as he says, it's a bolt rig and the fish hook themselves. use strong line as if there are carp in the water they will muscle in on the action.
I can relate to the dendrobaena worms. Ultralight lure fishing is my sport of choice, and even though I am not targeting roach specifically, I do catch my fair share of canal roach from the margin right under my feet when I use passive soft plastic baits such as the LRF Japanese Pin Worms that really do look ultra realistic in the water. Funnily enough, when I am fishing the canal margin in this way I do use a small 2 metre whip rather than a rod/reel to jig the soft plastic in the margin and it works a treat. I love catching silver fish on lures and it makes a pleasant change from the perch and jack pike I usually catch.
Excellent video it's such a shame newcomers to angling are so obsessed with bigger and more carp that this sort of fishing doesn't appeal to allot of anglers. I think roach fishing is the most challenging and technical discipline of coarse fishing. They simply won't fall for a badly presented bait in any numbers and a 1lb roach is a stunningly beautiful fish.
Hi there, roughly how deep is the dibber float bolt rig please. ( float to hook )
From what I'm getting, you can hold float out of water to shallow up yes?
Great video and nice fish. That's for showing.
Very poor that you never got a reply to your question, but then again a guy who swings in roach that should be netted, and throws them back like a piece of rubbish instead of using the net to put them back is not going to worry about your query Poor angling really especially as he is showing it on RUclips.
I do this style of fishing and you can fish as shallow as 12 inches. as he says, it's a bolt rig and the fish hook themselves. use strong line as if there are carp in the water they will muscle in on the action.
I can relate to the dendrobaena worms. Ultralight lure fishing is my sport of choice, and even though I am not targeting roach specifically, I do catch my fair share of canal roach from the margin right under my feet when I use passive soft plastic baits such as the LRF Japanese Pin Worms that really do look ultra realistic in the water. Funnily enough, when I am fishing the canal margin in this way I do use a small 2 metre whip rather than a rod/reel to jig the soft plastic in the margin and it works a treat. I love catching silver fish on lures and it makes a pleasant change from the perch and jack pike I usually catch.
my mate scott bufton has forgotten more about catching roach than this guy will ever know.
Excellent video it's such a shame newcomers to angling are so obsessed with bigger and more carp that this sort of fishing doesn't appeal to allot of anglers. I think roach fishing is the most challenging and technical discipline of coarse fishing. They simply won't fall for a badly presented bait in any numbers and a 1lb roach is a stunningly beautiful fish.
just the way i like to fish good video
very helpful video! Thanks!!!
3 no 11 on that 3x8 chianti float ,how come wen i shot my 3x8 chianti floats it sinks help
MegaAndy180
cos it's referring to 3 no8 styl leads which are much smaller
Great vid
Nice!