How To Approach A NEW Venue | Warts & All Fishing Sessions | Joe Carass & Mick Vials
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Just how do we go about attacking a fishing venue that we have never seen before? Mick Vials and Joe Cares visit the wonderful Cob House Fishery for the first time to try and work out a venue on the fly!
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Please do a big natural water version
We will :)
I love the way after the 15lber Joe's checking his pole joints as he shops out 😂!
Excellent video BTW. Really informative.
Glad you enjoyed it :)
This is so refreshing. When joe posted a video asking what people wanted video wise I put a comment saying a detailed explanation on tackling new waters. I'm pretty sure you've had it planned already as its been done so quickly after the comment. But so nice to see companies having explanation videos on match fishing. Fished for 15 years and started match fishing and this is beyond helpful. Also nice to have mick who even though brilliant angler is still learning a different way of fishing. Be brilliant to carry this on as a mini series for finding swims for bomb or feeder when match fishing. Mick mentioned it with the plumbing bomb line for flat area. Have always been preston and map guy myself but after using nu fish products I've a new fan for life. Tight lines and good health to all :)
Thanks for the feedback and suggestions 👍
What a fabulous scenario with the young pup teaching the wise old dog a trick or two, both learning and offering the encouragement, anyone would think You two are from Barnsley blacks?, thank You both .
Sure are 👍
Love cob house. A great venue with some brilliant staff and a quality breakfast. 😊
We agree!
Great to see you allow TP (in the background, to promote his new brand)
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Fantastic insight into the thought process on swim management. Great video, more like this please gents.
More to come!
Well a wee update on the video, I went out on Friday and put it into practice and copied what Joe was doing on the bank. What a day I had. 28 carp out ranging from 4lb to just short of 10lb alone with around 20 skimmers. THANK YOU ALL. @@NuFish
Fantastic brilliant video joe and mick. So indepth and no warts and all scenario. Will watch this time and time again and find something new every time.
Natural venues version next time please
Glad you enjoyed it
One of the most informative videos I have seen on RUclips..... great work guys
Wow, thanks!
Top vid
Really good lads great insight into Joes fishing brain ,nice to see you having a rest Mick
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Another fantastic video. Great format. Informative and entertaining. Top class. Thanks guys. 🐳👍👏
Glad you enjoyed it
Brilliant videos everytime, so much insight into how the top match anglers think 👏👏👏👏
Thanks 👍
Fantastic video guys at an outstanding fishery. The owners and staff give everyone a warm welcome. From a lovely breakfast to a nice cold pint at the end of the day after catching some fantastic fish. Some great tips there Joe which I will be trying next time I am there. Keep up the good work guys. 🎣🎣🎣
Thanks for watching:)
thats what i want. the reasons you do what you do and when to do it, thankyou
Fantastic video again joe
Glad you enjoyed it
Absolutely cracking video… really informative
Glad you enjoyed it
Very Alan Scotthorne/Peter Drennanesque! Nice one! 👍 It would be a nice touch to have time stamps on vids this long and with so much info. STILL FREE GUYS! WATCH IT NOW!!!!!!!!
Thanks for watching
No warts on you two.....just medallions as souvenirs, some cracking commons, and all the info given out clearly regarding why, what, when, where and how. If Joe was coaching, then Mick was definitely asking the right questions, even being as good an angler as he is. Thanks both, again.
Thanks for the feedback :)
Typical of what I experience as a cub angler as Jo intimated during intro, deep venues are more challenging in my view, bit different to most vids, definitely warts and all. 😊
Hope you enjoyed it
I've caught a 21lb 8oz from Wyatts. was told that there are 25's in there.
Brilliant. We saw a few huge fish roll in the wind! Would love a few more goes on there
One of the best carp venues in the country.
We loved it!
Brilliant lads, for me probably one of the best informational videos I have seen, Joe can I please ask, I am looking at using the nufish elastic for the first time, my club water is a bit more natural but contains some cracking f1,s 2 to 6lb which love hanging near snags, which elastic would you recommend as I need to get them away but not bump them off, excuse the waffle😂
I would go for the black zipp buy use one of the zipp adjusta beads at the puller end. That way if I drew near snags I could tighten it up using the bead but if I drew a calmer peg I could fish the elastic as normal 👍
That's very much Joe
Hiya were you feeding 4mm pellets and fishing a 6 mm on that top kit + 1 line ?
No just 6mm pellets as feed and hook bait
What depths would you fish commercials for carp in summer months then also in autumn months when not as warm please?
Between 18inch and 4ft in the summer then between 3ft and 6ft in the autumn
What size pellets were you feeding on the shallow line and what hookbait did you use for down the margin? Thanks
6mm feed. 6mm in a band.
Is that the 6 to 8 yellow ?
Bit early for light elastics
14 to 16 green
What time of year did you fish this? got drawn in ultimate fishing competition, am after some tips please
Was summer time. Good luck but shallow fishing looked to be a banker
Joe, you started by saying that it was too deep to fish at 13m , can I ask why ?
I just think when it's warm then the fish don't really want to be down in deep water like that. The oxygen is higher in shallower water and nearer the surface
Thanks for the reply @@NuFish
Can i ask please what bait at this time of year on a commercial for carp on pole would you go for between hard pellets or expanders please?? Thanks
It depends on a few factors. If nuisance fish aren't too much of a problem then micros and expanders will work. But if you want to be selective, hard pellets still work well even in winter.