Hi! To improve your fishing and catch more fish, check out my Simple Fishing Guidebook! With 100 pages of tips, rigs, knots, bait + lure advice and 21 in-depth species guides, you’ll definitely improve your knowledge and skills. Get yours here: fishwithcarl.co.uk/products/the-simple-fishing-guidebook
Thanks just taking fishing back up but not as a avid pro approach but merely to get out in the landscape and enjoy simple fishing so these videos for me are brilliant
For all you budding anglers out there. I'd also suggest (winter days/nights) taking a large flask of tea & decent warm clothing beanie and neck warmers with you, for the very reasons Alex succumbed to. He was lucky not to of fallen in, doubly lucky Carl was with him. Hypothermia is serious stuff. Summer take the flasks & fill with cold liquids. As always guys, great uploads! 👍
Imagine loving an activity so much that you pass out before you stop 😂🤣 thats certainly a level of dedication that I cannot relate to, glad Alex is ok 💪
Exactly how I also started, ever since my first fish caught I never stopped turned into a great obsession to the point where I saved up bought a boat and now I can say boating has opened a new door to fishing for me. Another great Video by the Best Bro's on RUclips. Always a pleasure to watch!
You guys have amazing videos, but what really fascinates me is the differences between UK and US fishing. I found your channel while looking for an explanation of feeder fishing, which is something that I've never heard of being done in the US, mainly because we don't target carp as a sport species. In fact, a lot of US anglers consider carp a nuisance species! The chub and dace you're targeting in this video are nothing more than bait stealers and catfish cutbait here in the states. No one really intends to catch them unless it's to use them to catch bigger fish (our largest minnow species is Fallfish, and I have a great appreciation for them, but no one else seems to care, lol)! Your tackle and techniques are so drastically different; I would never think of using a rod 12' in length unless it was a fly fishing rod, and one for nymphing at that. I'm not even sure it's legal in all 50 states to use groundbait. Maggots aren't a go-to live bait for us, we mostly use worms or nightcrawlers. It's always cool to me to see how things are done across the pond.
Light gear for small streams and small fish. Not all fishing here is about trying catch the biggest fish,it’s about multiple tactics,species and different venue types for most anglers.
@@lukescovell8294 It's not that we don't use maggots/larvae in the states, it's just that there are better alternatives like nightcrawlers, red worms, minnows, etc. In the states, we have many more large predatory fish so the use of larvae is rare outside of the northern states where they use it for ice fishing and trout streams.
Youd be shocked, here in belgium most anglers fish with a solid pole without a reel even, its so completely different. 12ft is a short one, they can easily be 30ft or more
Maggots may not have a mind like a human but I've known some humans with the mind of a maggot. "Two thousand years later" I love it!!!! Great jobs as usual.
🤣🤣🤣watching this and you just saying about the book Carl did just reminded me to by it so I just did and looking forward to it. you see iv carp fished for so long iv forgot all the river fishing now iv got the kit and a book to help so thanks lads I’m looking forward to learning loads again and having fun along the way keep up your good work 👍🏻✌🏻
@@fishingtutorials the rivers we have in North Yorkshire ie derwent, ouse to name a couple I’ve noticed in recent years the fish stocks have taken a massive hit I don’t know if it’s water quality or the crayfish invasion but it’s not as good as it once was
Hey Carl & Alex! First of all i love your video's about fishing. you guys present fishing in a nice, calm and informative way. i absolute appreciate the tips and tricks you give to the people on RUclips. And give people who love to fish the best chances to catch something their selves. Thank you for making and sharing these video's and keep it up! Greetings from the Netherlands! Fish on!
Love the explanation about knowing when to float fish and when to use the feeder. I haven't tried feeder fishing but having watched this going to for sure give it a try this year. Cheers lads.
I have just moved back from Canada and I can't wait to get out and do some small river fishing, I have missed it so much.. What a beautiful spot this is, really enjoyed watching this video, very professional
Nice bit o relaxing fishing to watch. Lovely mixed bag of fish Alex, good float fishing too.( Beautiful Chub ) And as for you Carl great feeder fishing, Lovely roach, nice info As well 👍 .
Love the Red Fin!!! I was fishing last week for em in a place called Lane Pool Dwellingup, I used a spinner or a Z-Man bronze grub and a Z-Man streakZ. I got three Red Fin and one Cobbler, I put the Cobbler back and we had the three Red Fin for dinner that night, we shared them with the people camping just down the road from us as we had ample. The Red Fin are classed as invasive species in this part of the world so no size or bag limitations. I just found your channel, very enjoyable. All the best from Western Australia!!!
Good fun those little streams...my resolution for many new years now is to calmly alertly abide in dog packed fishing area's. My philosophy for this year is to not be gutted when I loose a very large beautiful carp in a river where they are very very hard to come by....as happened 2 hrs ago.. barbless hook came out at bank..fumbling with net...rarher to see it as an interesting learning experience...
What a catch that trout was beutiful lucky i striggle when finding swims to fish very limited for flowing water were i live our canal is really hard also tried many times never ctching anything on it
this is how I started fishing with my grandfather and father both now gone brings back happy memories well ones without the birdsnest tangles anyway thanks guys and keep up the good work love the channel
I am a big fan of your channel for years now. Love ur passion for fishing. Will be awesome to see you guys fishing with hard artificial baits such crankbaits amd so on, where I live maggots and worms as very expensive, so feeders are no option for me. Cheers from Switzerland
Great content , our little steams are much smaller than the streams in this vid . Fishing wild Brook Trout in our little steams is more like hunting than fishing . Many of our small streams can't be casted , you drop the bait in .
nice one what did you do,this video has a different flow ,could be the music but just seemed to calmer and nicer to watch ..carry on boys wish i had stuff to watch like this when i was a lot younger
Hi guys great vid exactly what fishing should be, where is this stream you done the feeder fishing would love to take my boy he’d love it cheers guys keep it up 👍🏼
Hi guys new to fishing, loving your video. Could you do a tutorial on a good all round set up. For a bit of float fishing, a bit of lure fishing and a bit of feeder. One rod to rule them all as such. I’m fly fisherman mainly but would love to have a go a the rest just don’t fancy spending a lot. Or if you want to do a series of take a beginner to intermediate then in your man. Thanks again
@@fishingtutorials if like I tell you how to cook them. First fillet your fish then you clean the fillets get all the blood out. Then take flour in a bowl put seasoning salt, black pepper,onion powder, little garlic powder, and little chili powder. Mix well. Take your fillets dap dry. Put them in the flour mixture covering the fillets. Take real butter in a none stick pan get hot at medium temp put your fillets in and cook until brown on bother sides I tell you it is amazing. I make fish and I don't get much because my wife and son eat all of it before I'm done cooking them all.
A great video, I can't wait to get fishing again. I'm looking for a light weight rod and reel for light float fishing and small lures. What would you recommend?
How do you guys preserve maggots ? Do you go buy them every time you go out fishing or you keep the ones you didn't use at home until next fishing trips? Also does it work keeping them in the freezer ? Are they any good when you get them out ? (Gotta know if making my mom mad is gonna be worth it or not)
I personally try to buy fresh each time and have a local tackle shop to me so fairly easy, a few of my mates aren’t as close as me they tend to keep them in a fridge or even freeze them, they usually thaw out, not all will survive but dead maggots can be just as meatball as wiggly ones
Hi! To improve your fishing and catch more fish, check out my Simple Fishing Guidebook! With 100 pages of tips, rigs, knots, bait + lure advice and 21 in-depth species guides, you’ll definitely improve your knowledge and skills. Get yours here: fishwithcarl.co.uk/products/the-simple-fishing-guidebook
Thanks just taking fishing back up but not as a avid pro approach but merely to get out in the landscape and enjoy simple fishing so these videos for me are brilliant
Glad to hear they're helping! Have fun!
Fishing like this is how I spent my Saturdays through the 70s......watching your float sends me back
Glad to hear it ❤️
For all you budding anglers out there. I'd also suggest (winter days/nights) taking a large flask of tea & decent warm clothing beanie and neck warmers with you, for the very reasons Alex succumbed to.
He was lucky not to of fallen in, doubly lucky Carl was with him. Hypothermia is serious stuff. Summer take the flasks & fill with cold liquids. As always guys, great uploads! 👍
Imagine loving an activity so much that you pass out before you stop 😂🤣 thats certainly a level of dedication that I cannot relate to, glad Alex is ok 💪
Cheers Sam! Haha
I got a very bad chill fly fishing in Yorkshire in the summer thrashing the river with 6lb line for wild brownies aged 13
Exactly how I also started, ever since my first fish caught I never stopped turned into a great obsession to the point where I saved up bought a boat and now I can say boating has opened a new door to fishing for me. Another great Video by the Best Bro's on RUclips. Always a pleasure to watch!
You guys have amazing videos, but what really fascinates me is the differences between UK and US fishing. I found your channel while looking for an explanation of feeder fishing, which is something that I've never heard of being done in the US, mainly because we don't target carp as a sport species. In fact, a lot of US anglers consider carp a nuisance species! The chub and dace you're targeting in this video are nothing more than bait stealers and catfish cutbait here in the states. No one really intends to catch them unless it's to use them to catch bigger fish (our largest minnow species is Fallfish, and I have a great appreciation for them, but no one else seems to care, lol)! Your tackle and techniques are so drastically different; I would never think of using a rod 12' in length unless it was a fly fishing rod, and one for nymphing at that. I'm not even sure it's legal in all 50 states to use groundbait. Maggots aren't a go-to live bait for us, we mostly use worms or nightcrawlers. It's always cool to me to see how things are done across the pond.
Light gear for small streams and small fish. Not all fishing here is about trying catch the biggest fish,it’s about multiple tactics,species and different venue types for most anglers.
Wow u should rly use maggots more it’s probably like cheating if no one else does it in the states
@@lukescovell8294 It's not that we don't use maggots/larvae in the states, it's just that there are better alternatives like nightcrawlers, red worms, minnows, etc. In the states, we have many more large predatory fish so the use of larvae is rare outside of the northern states where they use it for ice fishing and trout streams.
Youd be shocked, here in belgium most anglers fish with a solid pole without a reel even, its so completely different. 12ft is a short one, they can easily be 30ft or more
In Ukraine, feeder and float fishing are the most popular types of fishing, and the most targeted fish are crucian carp, carp, bream, roach.
thats why i love so tiny streams, it makes a lot fun and you can catch some awesome fish
❤️ totally agree
I fish small rivers and streams more than anything else. So I really enjoy this video. Great work 👍
Glad you liked it mate :)
As some one that dose not fish i spent 20 mins watching and i must say i did enjoy thank you
Wow! Thank you!
So relaxing watching your videos. So much better than other rubbish on tv.
Thanks so much. Glad to hear you find them relaxing :)
Maggots may not have a mind like a human but I've known some humans with the mind of a maggot. "Two thousand years later" I love it!!!! Great jobs as usual.
🤣🤣🤣watching this and you just saying about the book Carl did just reminded me to by it so I just did and looking forward to it. you see iv carp fished for so long iv forgot all the river fishing now iv got the kit and a book to help so thanks lads I’m looking forward to learning loads again and having fun along the way keep up your good work 👍🏻✌🏻
Love these little small stream sessions reminds me of been a kid trying to get little minnows and sticklebacks those were the days ❤️
Agreed, those were the days!
@@fishingtutorials the rivers we have in North Yorkshire ie derwent, ouse to name a couple I’ve noticed in recent years the fish stocks have taken a massive hit I don’t know if it’s water quality or the crayfish invasion but it’s not as good as it once was
Hey. what line do you use for carp or catfish? I got 50 pound line. Is it too much?
@@helikopter308 are you going for specimen or just carp fishing in general
@@Sam.RS6 60 pound carp fishing in lithuania.
Always nice to see a decent size roach
Hey Carl & Alex! First of all i love your video's about fishing. you guys present fishing in a nice, calm and informative way. i absolute appreciate the tips and tricks you give to the people on RUclips. And give people who love to fish the best chances to catch something their selves. Thank you for making and sharing these video's and keep it up! Greetings from the Netherlands! Fish on!
Really glad to hear it! Thanks so much, appreciate it :) you too!
Love the explanation about knowing when to float fish and when to use the feeder. I haven't tried feeder fishing but having watched this going to for sure give it a try this year. Cheers lads.
Cheers Danny! All the best with it!
Just what I needed Saturday morning 👌
Glad to hear it mate!
I have just moved back from Canada and I can't wait to get out and do some small river fishing, I have missed it so much..
What a beautiful spot this is, really enjoyed watching this video, very professional
Glad to hear this! Glad you're happy being back :) Cheers Adrian!
Great video as always lads! Great advice, THANK YOU!
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Love the little blooper at the end :D Feel free to include more behind the scenes/removed cuts!
Cheers! Glad you enjoyed it!
Breakfast and a Carl & Alex video. Perfect start to the weekend 👍 Great video lads.
Glad you enjoyed it Marc!
Nice bit o relaxing fishing to watch. Lovely mixed bag of fish Alex, good float fishing too.( Beautiful Chub ) And as for you Carl great feeder fishing, Lovely roach, nice info As well 👍 .
Thanks so much Trevor! ❤️
Very nice video, Carl I am coming to you from Connecticut, USA, age 81 years, male
Always a pleasure 😊, thanks 😊
Thanks Terry!
Love the Red Fin!!! I was fishing last week for em in a place called Lane Pool Dwellingup, I used a spinner or a Z-Man bronze grub and a Z-Man streakZ. I got three Red Fin and one Cobbler, I put the Cobbler back and we had the three Red Fin for dinner that night, we shared them with the people camping just down the road from us as we had ample. The Red Fin are classed as invasive species in this part of the world so no size or bag limitations.
I just found your channel, very enjoyable.
All the best from Western Australia!!!
Ahh nice one!! You're welcome :) glad you're enjoying them! All the best to you too!
Really really enjoyed this film so much more interesting !! What's in there , always surprising , true wild fishing ! Thank you !
Ah cheers Steve, really glad to hear it :) You're welcome
yesss mates! , been thinking of having a creek fishing day soon. good to see youre catching. cheers!
Thanks Joe!! Have a good one down at the creek :)
Nice one again 💪🏻💪🏻
another interesting and useful video !
Another quality vid!
I liked the text comments ! Don’t remember seeing those before.
Cheers Brian! Yeah I think we've used them a bit more lately!
Ohhhhhh they are brothers looooool!!!
Great video 👍🏼🎣
Thanks so much!
A continued thanks for your content, both. Getting me through what has been a stressful time and perfect for winding down and taking a breather! ❤️
Cheers Joshua :)
Small streams > every other type of fishing 🙌🏻🎣🔥
Really nice video 😄Those spots were perfect.
Winter feeder fishing is awesome.
Yes it is! Cheers :)
Great tip re the open bale arm for trotting, many thanks
You're welcome!
You alright lads, once again another amazing vid, keep up the good work
Thanks so much mate!
Great video boys. Loved it. Fun day out
Great Video guys love your stream fishing sessions
Thanks so much :) glad to hear!
Good fun those little streams...my resolution for many new years now is to calmly alertly abide in dog packed fishing area's. My philosophy for this year is to not be gutted when I loose a very large beautiful carp in a river where they are very very hard to come by....as happened 2 hrs ago.. barbless hook came out at bank..fumbling with net...rarher to see it as an interesting learning experience...
very good again boy's, lots of fish in those little river's if you have some near you, 👍thank you
Thanks so much James! Yes it's good to see they're healthy and doing well :)
Love your vids
the quality is insane well done!
❤️ Thanks so much!!
Love your vids and you books
What a catch that trout was beutiful lucky i striggle when finding swims to fish very limited for flowing water were i live our canal is really hard also tried many times never ctching anything on it
Explained so well thanks guys
Cheers John :) You're welcome!
That was great, love it!
Cheers! Glad you enjoyed it!
alex the hero, saving carl 😍
haha
Great Vid! You guys are very cool brothers!!!
Thank you!!
Top video lads.... Legends👍
this is how I started fishing with my grandfather and father both now gone brings back happy memories well ones without the birdsnest tangles anyway thanks guys and keep up the good work love the channel
Same…my Grandfather took me. Unfortunately, I would call the memories bittersweet
Thanks Nigel - lovely to hear this brought back fond memories for you ❤️
Alex-Man on the rescue 🦸♂️
Haha ;)
Awesome guys ..
I am a big fan of your channel for years now. Love ur passion for fishing. Will be awesome to see you guys fishing with hard artificial baits such crankbaits amd so on, where I live maggots and worms as very expensive, so feeders are no option for me. Cheers from Switzerland
We’ll try more lure fishing soon! :)
Thanks guys love the vid
Nice Carl and alex
You guys should do Carl and Alex bloopers.
" I've got a chub, a baby chub" yeah what about the fishing 🤣🤣🤣👍👍
😁 oh dear!
I could sit the whole day on that little pool and not be bored
Great. Video fun way of fishing
Glad you enjoyed it :)
I absolutely loved this video well done 👍
Thanks so much :) really glad you enjoyed it!
Good video. Thanks a lot.
Cheers Michael! You're welcome :)
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The dedication of Carl 😂😂
Love your videos ! Thank you for your work
Since you mentioned the book you should sell prints the art work is stunning 👍
Cheers Ben! Yes - coming soon! We also have a UK fish identification poster coming soon on the store!
Another epic vid 💯💯
The book is really good
Cheers Sam! Really glad to hear you think so :)
I like float fishing very fun
I agree!
Good video (Like always)
Cheers mate!
recasting regularly is also great in the ocan with bait
TF gear do a fantastic centrepin reel that would be beautiful to use on such a stream.
I’m going fishing on Sunday I wish you to luck on your videos and have a great day
Cheers Alex! Hope it was a good session :) Any luck?
@@fishingtutorials Didn’t catch Mitch but I’m in the Guru Talent Pathways and soon going to fish at Meadowslands Wish me luck
muito bom sou do brasil gosto muito desse canal tem videos top demais tmj abraço
Nice 👌
Great content , our little steams are much smaller than the streams in this vid . Fishing wild Brook Trout in our little steams is more like hunting than fishing . Many of our small streams can't be casted , you drop the bait in .
Ahh really :) and thank you! Glad you liked it :)
nice one what did you do,this video has a different flow ,could be the music but just seemed to calmer and nicer to watch ..carry on boys wish i had stuff to watch like this when i was a lot younger
Cheers Clifford! Thanks for the comment :) Means a lot that they can be calming.
Almost looks like Spring over there .
The Crow family of birds (of which the Magpie is one) pair for life. That fact should act as an aide memoire for you.
Hi guys great vid exactly what fishing should be, where is this stream you done the feeder fishing would love to take my boy he’d love it cheers guys keep it up 👍🏼
Hi guys new to fishing, loving your video. Could you do a tutorial on a good all round set up. For a bit of float fishing, a bit of lure fishing and a bit of feeder. One rod to rule them all as such. I’m fly fisherman mainly but would love to have a go a the rest just don’t fancy spending a lot. Or if you want to do a series of take a beginner to intermediate then in your man. Thanks again
Those perch look so good to eat I couldn't throw them back in the US most stream like these have trout in them
I've heard they're tasty!
@@fishingtutorials if like I tell you how to cook them. First fillet your fish then you clean the fillets get all the blood out. Then take flour in a bowl put seasoning salt, black pepper,onion powder, little garlic powder, and little chili powder. Mix well. Take your fillets dap dry. Put them in the flour mixture covering the fillets. Take real butter in a none stick pan get hot at medium temp put your fillets in and cook until brown on bother sides I tell you it is amazing. I make fish and I don't get much because my wife and son eat all of it before I'm done cooking them all.
Haha. Nice! Thanks a lot :)
@@fishingtutorials your welcome
could you guys do a video on river fishing float set up??
A great video, I can't wait to get fishing again. I'm looking for a light weight rod and reel for light float fishing and small lures. What would you recommend?
Great video as always. Do you guys not do any pole fishing?
Cheers Oly! No not often
Nice video 🙂👍
Thank you!
may I suggest an open feeder with a small boily on the hook length with a size 14 hook
Air bersih dan jernih
How do you guys preserve maggots ? Do you go buy them every time you go out fishing or you keep the ones you didn't use at home until next fishing trips? Also does it work keeping them in the freezer ? Are they any good when you get them out ? (Gotta know if making my mom mad is gonna be worth it or not)
I personally try to buy fresh each time and have a local tackle shop to me so fairly easy, a few of my mates aren’t as close as me they tend to keep them in a fridge or even freeze them, they usually thaw out, not all will survive but dead maggots can be just as meatball as wiggly ones
Fridge is the one if u need them to last if u can't get fresh
Great video! When feeder fishing should you always cast upstream or downstream? Or can both work?
Casting slightly downstream results in better stronger bites which are easier to detect, however both will work.
here we go
Great vid. 👍🏻. Do you think you’ll be doing any feeder fishing vids for carp in the future?
Yep coming in a week or two!
Where is that river looks lovely place to take my sons ?
Would you recommend float or feeder for short sessions?
Hi im from brazil big fan of your videos i was wondering how do you "create?" the red maggots?
Hello! thaks for watching, glad you enjoy the films! We buy them from the fishing shop like this :) They are already dyed red
what rod and reel do you use?
Plz do then you can send the simple fishing book to danmark 🤞😄
Hopefully one day if the Brexit rules change!
what is striking and what else did you have spares of
Hi! Are you really having such good weather in the UK right now?