Hi as a “bread head” I found this very interesting. I have done something similar on natural venues using either slop or dry mixes with a lot of success. One myth about bread is that people believe it is filling and a winter bait but I don’t subscribe to that idea! It has less food content than pellets but we sometimes we use a lot of loose fed pellets, over a session, and, I think a pint of pellets has a lot more feed content than the same amount of bread! So if the fish eat less in the cold why do match anglers, on some venues, feed a large ball, food for thought and thinking keeps you on top of your game, and that applies to pleasure and match fishing. Brains beats money every time!! Regards Bill
Hello Chris and Steve, Apologies I must have missed this one last month, I'm also a believer in creating a cloud with the hookbait in it , I've had some recent success using liquidised corn with squirt of Goo,, another good video, thanks for taking the time to produce these, Neil Etherington.
Hi Neil, no worries at all mate, glad you enjoyed it and thanks as always for taking the time to leave us a comment! Glad you've been catching a few :-)
ay up you pair, I thought you'd jumped ship!!!! another good vid, I use bread all the year round, but never thought of colouring it...Still learning..take care, Terry G North Wales
A few years back I was blanking and getting despondent. So a m8 took me out to Reefham fishery ( this fishery). I caught and caught and caught, etc, etc it took just over an hour before I had enough. The part of the day was the burger van.
Not my cup of tea, place is basically a man made oversized fish tank. Prefer to fish more natural venues and rivers where water craft and experience come into play more than guaranteeing a net full of stocked fish.
Fair play Matt, commercial fisheries aren't everyone's cup of tea. We also like fishing natural venues, gravels pits and rivers etc As you'll see from our channel, variety is the spice of life! :-) Even with this sort of fishing though, water craft and experience do come into it still, you're never guaranteed a net of fish.
Nothing wrong with traditional fishing, I do it myself but I also use a pole from time to time. The benefit of using the pole is accuracy, you can place your bait exactly where you want it, also feeding is very accurate. Using bread like Steve is doing, if you cast it out with a rod and reel you would probably lose it off the hook.
Thats fair play Ivor, each and everyone to there own! It's definitely nice to fish with a float and rod and line, it's also nice to fish with a feeder and watch a quiver tip, we like it all! :-)
@@CB-xr1eg I was always a "traditional" rod and reel man till I thought I would try a pole. I have been amazed how much fun it can be using a pole. On a windy day, to be able to put bait in the same place time after time is really useful. If you get the chance to give it a try, go for it!
@@markvenn230 I do use a pole as |I said above. There is nothing wrong with trying different methods of fishing. Lot of people decry the pole for some reason but I enjoy using a margin pole ( 8.5 mtrs ) and in fact I'll be using it tomorrow as it looks like no rain is forecast in my area. Good luck to you whatever style of fishing you do. It's catching that counts when all is said is done! Tight lines & wet nets!
Lol tight as a ducks bum lol but really use warburtons toasty it has a doughier consistency than any other bread and it's a lot more durable and will stay on for longer and don't use it straight from the packet put it in the microwave for fifteen seconds then roll it with a rolling pin and put it in a resealable sandwich bag it makes it so much better and there's no need to squeeze every bait it's a case of just punching it out and putting on the hook which saves a lot of time in a match its made a huge difference to my winter catches
I forgot to add that doing his will give you a lot more time in the water because you can miss multiple bites without having to ship back your pole to re bait and you can lift and drop without it coming off ;)
Hi as a “bread head” I found this very interesting. I have done something similar on natural venues using either slop or dry mixes with a lot of success. One myth about bread is that people believe it is filling and a winter bait but I don’t subscribe to that idea! It has less food content than pellets but we sometimes we use a lot of loose fed pellets, over a session, and, I think a pint of pellets has a lot more feed content than the same amount of bread! So if the fish eat less in the cold why do match anglers, on some venues, feed a large ball, food for thought and thinking keeps you on top of your game, and that applies to pleasure and match fishing. Brains beats money every time!! Regards Bill
Hi Bill, glad you found the video interesting. Hope you've been catching plenty! :-)
Excellent video, thanks for the tips ☺☺tight lines 👍🐟🐟🐟
Thanks for the kind comments mate, glad you enjoyed the video! Hope you're fishing is going well.
Haven’t even watched it and I know it will be good.
Thanks mate! Hope you enjoyed it. :-)
From The Waters Edge TV I really enjoyed it. Keep up the great work 👍👍
Hello Chris and Steve, Apologies I must have missed this one last month, I'm also a believer in creating a cloud with the hookbait in it , I've had some recent success using liquidised corn with squirt of Goo,, another good video, thanks for taking the time to produce these, Neil Etherington.
Hi Neil, no worries at all mate, glad you enjoyed it and thanks as always for taking the time to leave us a comment! Glad you've been catching a few :-)
ay up you pair, I thought you'd jumped ship!!!! another good vid, I use bread all the year round, but never thought of colouring it...Still learning..take care, Terry G North Wales
Hi Terry! Nice to hear from you, thanks for the kind comments as always! Hope you've been catching a few fish.
A few years back I was blanking and getting despondent. So a m8 took me out to Reefham fishery ( this fishery). I caught and caught and caught, etc, etc it took just over an hour before I had enough. The part of the day was the burger van.
Haha, nice one mate! :-D
Useful video as usual. Thanks for the ideas.
No worries at all Mark, glad you enjoyed the video. :-)
Nice fish I just started pole fishing its so good
Nice one mate, hope you've been catching plenty of fish using it!
good video mate i’ve used this method up the canal and had much luck thank you !!
Thats great stuff Mason, glad you've had some success using it and that you're fishing has been going well.
Keep these carp fishing vids coming, love them
Why you Leeds lads can't fish!
@@mickclarke5741 With all due respect mate what has the football team I support got to do with fishing
@@joshcoppack2612 calm down mate it was a joke! Nffc
It's all about Norwich City! :-D
Thanks Josh, glad you enjoyed the video! :-)
Great video thanks I’m just getting into pole fishing 👍🎣
No worries at all mate, glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to drop us a comment!
Not my cup of tea, place is basically a man made oversized fish tank. Prefer to fish more natural venues and rivers where water craft and experience come into play more than guaranteeing a net full of stocked fish.
Fair play Matt, commercial fisheries aren't everyone's cup of tea. We also like fishing natural venues, gravels pits and rivers etc As you'll see from our channel, variety is the spice of life! :-) Even with this sort of fishing though, water craft and experience do come into it still, you're never guaranteed a net of fish.
Let's not forgot these venues are great to take young anglers. Keeps their interest with plenty of bites.
Very interesting video well done
Cheers Martin, glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for taking the time to drop us a comment too!
Nice house music intro
Haha, thanks mate! :-D
You should come to holyhead wales because you can catch big smooth hound and big conger eel
I'd love to mate! It's just a very long way for us, we're all the way over in Norfolk, East Anglia.
Nice vid as usual. What size punch you using ?
looked like 8mm or maybe 10mm.
Thanks mate! I think it was 10mm, I'll ask Steve for you though. :-)
Don't you have problems with holding an 10 meter pole with that wind.. great video btw!
Thanks mate! I think Steve's just used to it, although it's certainly harder when its windy!
@@FromTheWatersEdgeTV if I'm holding an 13 meter pole at 5 bft I'm gonna be a body builder after 5 times😂 thanks for the comment btw
Do you also fish for carp with let's say the static method with rodpots and the other stuff
We do sometimes mate, yeah. :-)
Most commercial fisheries ban bread
A lot ban floating bread and surface baits, but everyone's rules differ I guess.
Love your vids but dont like pole fishing ,i like to cast a float out traditionally with a rod n line :}
Nothing wrong with traditional fishing, I do it myself but I also use a pole from time to time. The benefit of using the pole is accuracy, you can place your bait exactly where you want it, also feeding is very accurate. Using bread like Steve is doing, if you cast it out with a rod and reel you would probably lose it off the hook.
Thats fair play Ivor, each and everyone to there own! It's definitely nice to fish with a float and rod and line, it's also nice to fish with a feeder and watch a quiver tip, we like it all! :-)
@@FromTheWatersEdgeTV Yes im gonna give the old quiver tip a whirl this weekend in Wales ,forecast is looking really good for Easter weekend.
@@CB-xr1eg I was always a "traditional" rod and reel man till I thought I would try a pole. I have been amazed how much fun it can be using a pole. On a windy day, to be able to put bait in the same place time after time is really useful. If you get the chance to give it a try, go for it!
@@markvenn230 I do use a pole as |I said above. There is nothing wrong with trying different methods of fishing.
Lot of people decry the pole for some reason but I enjoy using a margin pole ( 8.5 mtrs ) and in fact I'll be using it tomorrow as it looks like no rain is forecast in my area. Good luck to you whatever style of fishing you do. It's catching that counts when all is said is done!
Tight lines & wet nets!
Change your bread for hook baits to Warburtons toasty the tesco stuff is crap
Cheers for the tip mate, will give that a go next time! (Probably Steve just being a cheap skate! Haha!)
Lol tight as a ducks bum lol but really use warburtons toasty it has a doughier consistency than any other bread and it's a lot more durable and will stay on for longer and don't use it straight from the packet put it in the microwave for fifteen seconds then roll it with a rolling pin and put it in a resealable sandwich bag it makes it so much better and there's no need to squeeze every bait it's a case of just punching it out and putting on the hook which saves a lot of time in a match its made a huge difference to my winter catches
I forgot to add that doing his will give you a lot more time in the water because you can miss multiple bites without having to ship back your pole to re bait and you can lift and drop without it coming off ;)