Alan Scotthorne: Waggler Fishing On The River Trent
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- Опубликовано: 24 мар 2020
- Alan Scotthorne is the world's highest achieving coarse angler. Back in 2018, we joined him on the River Trent for a masterclass in waggler fishing.
Originally filmed for our 'Vimeo On Demand' series, Alan talked us through preparation, tackle and feeding as he put together a stunning net for the camera.
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Alan has such an easy manner in front of the camera and a gift for explaining things clearly and logically. Couple that with his knowledge, experience and abilities and he's a brilliant teacher. I always learn an enormous amount from his videos. Thanks for this.
Hi Tom when you watch Alan you realise why he has 5 world titles! His level of preparation and attention to detail is phenomenal! I could just sit and watch this poetry in motion for hours. Take care of yourself in this difficult time. Regards Bill
It’s like watching you Bill 😉
Creating these videos is no easy task, they're very much appreciated as ever, but especially so as we are all virtual fishing during these dark times. Mr 5x is an absolute legend. Stay safe one and all.
This video is top of the pops regards information understanding and application great job keep them coming ps Allan is always great to watch! 👍🏻👏
(Barnsley actually won the 2018 National) Great video Alan, very informative. I remember fishing the Caythorpe stretch many times in the late seventies and it was a lot more coloured then so stick float just passed the rod end was a killing method
great vid,alans knowledge of fishing must be unbelievable??
Awesome waggler fishing on any river especially the wye great video Alien
Now that is a Man Cave I could live with 😂
Got to be one of the best in the country that one hasn’t it. 🤣
Great stuff been waiting a while to see how Alan tackled the stretch as I know you filmed it early last summer. Brilliant insight into his meticulous approach and thoughts on the session.
Great video Tom.
Cheers Mark 👍
Hope we will be back to this by June.
I just wanted Denis White to walk past and ask if he was doing any good
Took me back to the 70s when you hiked 30 or 40 pegs to hopefully catch a few pounds and thought you’d done well. The bus ride home was the best part as a few beers and laughs made up for a young teenager eager to learn.
Brilliant Alan, thank you. Q/ Could you use the heavy rig in winter when the roach are nearer the bottom please Alan?
avec Alan,j'adore le voire pécher dans toute les disciplines,la gestuelle de ses mouvements est très belle et précise pour moi c'est l'un des meilleurs
Great Tips !!! ;)
I have always wondered why Drennan has never made a good match/competition reel as opposed to their mediocre ones!..anyone know? Most of their other tackle is brilliant
I should imagine it's down to costs. The better ones - Shimano, Daiwa, etc - are so good, it would take something special to compete with, let alone better them. Reels, being heavily engineered, have very high development and tooling up costs, which would take a long time to recoup.
nice subtle little tips there ,that are the difference between winning and scratching.... id have been tempted to fish 8m to hand...or tried it at least..but yes i know its a waggler video.... very good i enjoyed that
i have a shimano beast master power float rod with drennan Visi wags 1 & 2 sets but still looking a decent fishing reel and line . Do you have any suggestions please .
How do you join the rig to the mainline ? Please
I use a loop to loop connection. Leave the loop big enough so the winder will go through
What knot do you use please to attach the made up waggler rig to the mainline on the rod ?
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Bit late to the party but how do you connect the rig to the mainline, what knot is used?
is the maggot, of course, of this color and color in her hands, or is it kept in litou?
Nice one Tom 👍👍👍
Who’s tom
I thought no fishing is allowed?
Get a grip, look at the weather and the vegetation
At last fishing porn!!
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