HOW TO Fish With A Waggler| The Coach | Andy May
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- Опубликовано: 13 апр 2023
- Running line float fishing can be a daunting prospect, especially if you're new to the sport. This is why we tasked the waggler daddy him self to teach you how simple this method is!
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Can I just say I find these videos amazing! I’ve been fishing since 8 now 27 had a three year break first day back at it tomorrow and these classes are absolutely brilliant. I had forgotten more than I realised 😅
Glad you're enjoying the videos! There's plenty more on the way
Ive fished since i was tun until the age if 17 and stopped for practicaly yen years, coming back to the sport i feel like a complete novice, this videos are priceless, thankyou .
Glad to hear you find them useful! That's why we do them 🙌🏻 Good luck in your angling journey!
Love this video Andy - spent all day yesterday having a de-stress from work on a club lake with my Shakespeare 13’ XT and a 4BB insert waggler, bite a cast from roach, dace, rudd, perch and even dinky little carpies all on maggot. Now getting my 7yr old moving on from short pole to waggler fishing too as it’s so much fun.
Awesome
Brilliant Andy never waggler fished before gonna give it a real go this year, great info keep it up
cracking video as usual top job Andy
Best method ever got a load of peacock waggler some must be 45 years old for river to canal whip fishing
Another great video Andy
Nice one mr may.......👏
Love it Andy, I'm 60 now, don't get me wrong I'm competent with me pole, but I love the waggler, my rod choice is simple, I only have one 😂, anyone on a budget, I have a 12ft Tfgear power waggler, I think it was 40 quid 6 year ago, wouldn't be without it, and wouldn't replace it even if I won the lottery. Baby roach to double figure carp, love it.
Great video andy
Just found your channel. I love your video and teaching style. Its great. Subscribed.
very good advice from you there Andy Thank you
Now there's a rare sight nowadays, a 13ft float rod. Seems to be something most brands have forgotten about, certainly at the budget (£30-£50) end of the scale. Glad I picked one up when I did, back in 2000.
Perfect timing ! Lemme go get a cuppa ! 😅 iv just got a new map black E waggler ready for anglers paradise next month year 3 here I come
Awesome vid in advance 😂 x
Madder than a box of frogs keep these vids coming fella
Finally IMO (40+ years experience of this method) someone explains waggler fishing nearly right. Floats way to heavy though and hooklink way too short (I prefer full depth) and you should probably have explained casters and corn as alternatives to target larger fish if plauged by nusance fish but otherwise very good. One other point worth a mention would be to discuss the reflections on the water a bit better, If its not windy use the reflections to your advantage, if it is windy avoid any reflections completly and fish the 'white water' with a black tipped float whenever possible. Avoid broken reflections as much as you can in any conditions. The fish will move to wherever you are feeding, especially roach. Also I'm old skool and prefer peacock quill with shots on the line and the lightest float you can comfortably get away with usually 3-5BB for maggot work which equals 1.2-2g. Tends to land way better if fished well and doesn't damage line anywhere near as much as people say if you choose the correct shot (anchor). When counting the rod rings on the rod for a depth mark don't use the base of the float hold the float parallel with the rod and use the tip of the float as your mark. That way if you change the float the length of the float is already counted in.
Amazing info Chris. What year did you win fish’o?
who are you?
did not read I rather watch the viseo
@@larryquirk1048 & Dean Guthrie
For the uneducated IMO means 'in my opinion'. Take it or leave it, couldn't give a damn it was free and with good intention. Only thing I will say is maggots will only accuratly catapult 25m at best with a favourable wind. Preston must have a shed load of 5g floats to sell because I know Andy is a way better angler than that......
With a waggler, you want a big float, a positive rig, the worst thing you can do, is thrash too small a float out. Use a float that's gonna comfortably reach and hold position.
Tiny float with a bristle for finesse presentation?
Pole fish instead 👍
I caught a 6lb+ carp of an amazin telescope rid a few weeks back.
Managed to land it but boy my arms ached for hours afterwards.
I waggler fish as due to injury i can't use a pole anymore
Love the way you explain everything - one tip for plumbing up that I found was to clamp an ssg onto an extra small bait band and then put my hook through the band
Thank you very much for sharing
great tip!
i have always uesed peacock quill wagglers, both straight and with inserts. do you think hollow is a better material now?
Each have their advantages. Plastic is obviously more visible
It’s really windy here in Australia what waggles would you recommend for windy conditions for carp F1s thank you
Are you fishing on the bottom or shallow?
@@UKprestoninnovations wher I fish is no deeper than 6 feet I fish around 2.5 to 3 feet
Rod and reel only
If you're fishing shallow (off the bottom) the Precision Pellet Wagglers could be an option if targeting carp or Dura wagglers/ peacock wagglers if you're targeting other species.
@@UKprestoninnovations thank you
I’ve never seen these dura waggler floats in the shops 🙁
You need to speak to your local retailer, we have plenty in stock!
Complete novice here and probably an obvious answer to this question- but can somebody briefly explain over depth/under depth for me please?
I’ve often had a nipple on the water
missing a lot of bites...
I prefer commercial and Natural water feeder fishing to the waggler.
Watch a feeder fishing video then
@@danielcrown5102 dont be an ass