Tench Fishing: Catch More Big Tench with Duncan Charman
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Specimen ace, Duncan Charman is at Frensham Great Pond to show you his approach to targeting big tincas on large waters. Duncan reveals his groundbait mix, how and when he feeds as well as his rigs and general tips to help you put more tench on the bank...
Great advice, groundbait prep is key
Awesome buddy…
hi, sir its beautiful ideal place to fishing , stay blessed ,healthy and safe always .Sir as i already say that I love to fishing but I cant because I cant afford to get all these tackles to fishing like Rods ,bag , best lines , hooks every thing which use for fishing and we dont have these kind of places, and chances.but hope for the best.
, Sir basically I am medical laboratory technician .from United Christian Hospital Gullberg Lahore Pakistan. have two kids studied in university. you know all those expenditures. so i always happy to see you to fishing and all your tackles. thanks Sir.
Groundbait prep good, location key.
So you’re at a Rudd pond and say the method feeder is needed for the tench with a tiny bait? I’m at a carp, tench, Rudd water almost daily and having recently started the method feeder style I’ve caught nothing but Rudd on 8mm pellet, 10mm sinking bandums etc (I’m sure a durable hooker would make no difference.
Only ever caught the tench here on 15mm+ boilie lead rigs. on the feeder it’s peck peck peck peck instantly from fish you can’t strike into (obvs too small). The quiver never stops moving.
Bottled water for mixing groundbait!!! 😄 . Load of old knackers, can you imagine the late great alan wilson nipping off for a bottle of "Evian" 😅 also choosing between mornings and evenings surely is dictated more by weather! Tench are easy to catch why complicate it? I used to catch 20+ fish on northern waters on nothing more than a handfull of corn few maggots. All the gear no idea!
Nonsense. Kids can't afford all that carry on!
So you’re at a Rudd pond and say the method feeder is needed for the tench with a tiny bait? I’m at a carp, tench, Rudd water almost daily and having recently started the method feeder style I’ve caught nothing but Rudd on 8mm pellet, 10mm sinking bandums etc (I’m sure a durable hooker would make no difference.
Only ever caught the tench here on 15mm+ boilie lead rigs. on the feeder it’s peck peck peck peck instantly from fish you can’t strike into (obvs too small). The quiver never stops moving.