What carp fishing Lead Weight to use and WHERE?

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024

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  • @fishingtutorials
    @fishingtutorials  7 месяцев назад +1

    Hi! To improve your carp fishing and catch more fish, check out my Simple Fishing Guidebook! With 100 pages of tips, rigs, knots, bait 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

  • @Itwasntalieitwastrueinmymind
    @Itwasntalieitwastrueinmymind Год назад +23

    The Carp scene is completely bankrupt discharging lead into lakes should be a criminal offence. Insanity. I’ve never intentionally discharged a lead, I lose 1-2 fish a season max in extreme weed. Just need some skill & think about your angling

  • @colonelcoupon1704
    @colonelcoupon1704 Год назад +12

    Cracking video, very helpful and insightful. Carl is a great story teller and very easy to watch.

  • @SanshoTheBailiff
    @SanshoTheBailiff Год назад +5

    great to see the testicle rig at the end making a come back

  • @Tyler-wb3lo
    @Tyler-wb3lo Год назад +2

    Amazing vid I need me some inline leads because one of the lakes I fish is amazing with pva.

  • @raygrange7312
    @raygrange7312 7 месяцев назад

    Carl. Do you know those bomb leads we use today were invented by the late and great Dick Walker. He invented them to fish long range at Arseley pits in Bedfordshire. As kids in the 70s that would be the lead of preference for basically everyone. They were known as the Arseley bomb.

  • @aquaticcolledgefishing
    @aquaticcolledgefishing Год назад +2

    Thanks for the lead tutorial Carl! That's a weight off my mind! 😉😬

  • @raimundasp2036
    @raimundasp2036 28 дней назад

    Thank you so much, I’ve learned more in 2 days watching your videos than other channels for months

  • @Im_Shad0w.Z
    @Im_Shad0w.Z Год назад +2

    Always willing to help . Amazing ❤❤

  • @danielstroebel8483
    @danielstroebel8483 10 месяцев назад +1

    I'm so shocked by all the things I learned now 😂😮
    Love you're video's ❤

  • @bengalgaming8844
    @bengalgaming8844 Год назад +1

    Please sar Hindi I am Hindi I am India fissing

  • @djeihanmehmed4046
    @djeihanmehmed4046 Год назад

    Hi, How can I contact you? I don't have Instagram ???

  • @thedutchgamerguy8580
    @thedutchgamerguy8580 Год назад +4

    when im not casting towards fish i tend to use the heaviest possible lead for the cast, just to increase hooking capabilities. I only use small leads when im casting at fish or looking to get a bite really quickly. Just to not make a big splash.

  • @mypadmi8656
    @mypadmi8656 Год назад

    You making science from carp fishing. Before 20-30 years we had line, hook and 2-3 size lead, if you need bigger, you malted few smaller 😅 Relax and go fishing 😊

  • @tomralton2871
    @tomralton2871 Год назад +1

    What happens when you fish the lead to come off on the take? Are lakes full of old leads? How does that work and why should you fish the lead to come off?

    • @Itwasntalieitwastrueinmymind
      @Itwasntalieitwastrueinmymind Год назад

      Makes the companies more money. BOSH!! GET IN!! GOTCHA!!

    • @pathayworth6738
      @pathayworth6738 Год назад

      You may want the lead to come off if you’re fishing in or around heavy weed or snags. You’ll find the fish comes up in the water without a lead. However as you’ve said this practice is counter intuitive if you’re worried about littering or potential pollution. Lead is toxic regardless of the claims made by manufacturers about their coatings and we shouldn’t be dropping them unless the situation absolutely requires it for fish safety.

  • @tcox8729
    @tcox8729 9 месяцев назад

    I just bought gripper weights for fishing for carp along a spillway and for using pack bait

  • @georgetinning2182
    @georgetinning2182 Год назад +1

    Now we won’t get lead astray ( I think that pun was a Pb )

  • @joshualiu4121
    @joshualiu4121 Год назад

    I can’t even get one carp I keep chumming with corn but I still keep getting nothing and should I set the drag to the lowest setting or leave it on highest

  • @ukaszpultoranos4859
    @ukaszpultoranos4859 5 месяцев назад

    You made my life so much easier, your videos are a great help ,thanks !

  • @AdamTheFisherman
    @AdamTheFisherman Год назад

    I use a anchor with 50 pound tc beach casters

  • @thomaspotter4597
    @thomaspotter4597 Год назад

    Great video as always really great information. I am going to be fishing a gravel pit next year what what leads are better for gravels pits please 🎣

  • @Leanderfishing
    @Leanderfishing 7 месяцев назад

    Hello

  • @MadDude
    @MadDude Год назад +1

    Game over for me in LTU .Winter time now.

  • @davidbigreels9809
    @davidbigreels9809 Год назад +3

    This was great. The right size/style weight can make the difference between hang ups and lost lines, and catching monster fish 👏

  • @fishman59
    @fishman59 Год назад

    Thanks Carl know I know as I might go carping next year

  • @YoManCam111
    @YoManCam111 Год назад

    This vid was proper handy for future sessions and it gave me a good idea of what each lead is used for

  • @samuelgarrod8327
    @samuelgarrod8327 Год назад

    Aren't these all, basically, bolt rigs? Which used to be frowned upon?

    • @fishingtutorials
      @fishingtutorials  Год назад +1

      Hi mate, these are all fishing weights or ‘leads’. A bolt rig is any rig which is not free running. I don’t believe bolt rigs have ever been frowned upon. It’s fixed rigs which are an issue as a fish could end up trailing a weight if snapped off.

  • @MrFrankavich
    @MrFrankavich Год назад

    Great video mate. Your presenting is SO good now it's lovely to watch. Good on ye mate. Top man. 👍🏻

  • @InfamousJackk
    @InfamousJackk Год назад

    Boss video

  • @ConnorsWorkshop17
    @ConnorsWorkshop17 Год назад

    Hi mate, what Fishing barrow do you use i've been looking around on angling direct and can't find anything big enough really, cheers

  • @leesagar8651
    @leesagar8651 Год назад

    Great video Carl. Great advice on leads. I just ordered some pear leads off this video to help me feel the drop better, thanks for the tip.

  • @Nytowl14
    @Nytowl14 Год назад

    Thanks Carl.

  • @dcdfm18bf18
    @dcdfm18bf18 Год назад

    Very useful information! Thanks!

  • @owls275
    @owls275 Год назад

    Always very informative and helpful 👏👏

  • @T-rex-dl4pg
    @T-rex-dl4pg Год назад

    Very nice👍

  • @lukasdimic9242
    @lukasdimic9242 Год назад

    Carp

  • @Noah-xg1ds
    @Noah-xg1ds Год назад

    What are the best lures between 10g and 40g

  • @jordanbarker6624
    @jordanbarker6624 Год назад

    Great vid mate 👍 learn loads from your vids

  • @andredevilliers2087
    @andredevilliers2087 Год назад

    very helpful ... cheers

  • @fishingwithsam1096
    @fishingwithsam1096 Год назад

    helped me alot thanks

  • @summayagovender4265
    @summayagovender4265 Год назад

    Day 51 asking how to set your reel drag and what settings to use when.

    • @Markusgebvor
      @Markusgebvor Год назад

      Why asking such a basic question?

    • @leem25
      @leem25 Год назад

      @@Markusgebvor because everybody has to start somewhere? Its better to ask than guess and have your line snap and a tethered fish. Its a fishing tutorials channel for god sake

    • @Markusgebvor
      @Markusgebvor Год назад

      @@leem25 no no, don’t understand me wrong. Everyone has started, i fully agree. But there is really not much worse than explaining the clutch setup, at least i think.
      To me, there are 2 setups for adjusting the clutch. When fishing in front of snags, it should be 99 % locked. And when fishing open waters, it set the drag relatively loose, so the line can be pulled off relatively easy because I like to adjust the brake pressure with my finger on the spool. And since these 2 states can be verified in your own by pulling line on off the spool, this doesn’t need many explanations…

    • @kevinwinter7050
      @kevinwinter7050 Год назад

      Carl's done a great video on playing fish, have a look through and the info you need is in there...

    • @fishingtutorials
      @fishingtutorials  Год назад +1

      I will try to cover this in a tutorial soon :) Cheers for the suggestion!

  • @sturoe7361
    @sturoe7361 Год назад

    Interesting video, I am fortunate I guess as only tend to use small flat in line weights, but then a long cast is around 20 yards.
    More your small river carp fishing then big lakes.

  • @adamhall1998
    @adamhall1998 Год назад

    People need to get out fishing instead of paying people's wages watching social media there's too much of this waffle l o l

  • @levisowerbutts2461
    @levisowerbutts2461 Год назад

    First