James robbins what a great guy this man has done wonderful things for angling it's about time the Angling world sat up and took notice this man is a fabulous angler and teacher he is a fantastic ambassador to his sport it's about time he was recognized with an award for all that this gentleman has done for angling the award is long overdue Alien scouser
Another fantastic tutorial James, we used to use this method of fishing about 45 yrs ago, when I used to fish the deep dams in Cyprus before I had seen a hair rig or bollies. We used to call it the Billy Lane method, because I think he was one of the first anglers to use the knot, back in the day. I am about to start fishing again after about a thirty year lay off, with my grandson, but I think we will start on the local canal. Keep up the good work. Tight lines.
Great to see you both again, both myself and my dad who's in his 70's really enjoy and learn a lot from your video's. Hopefully it won't be too long before my dad can join me on the bank, hopefully with a brand new rod👍. Cheers lads.
Another brilliant episode! Thank you so much! Slider float fishing it's most versatile method, i think. Sorry for my english, please. It's not my language.
Great fishing again James. First time I fished the slider was being in taught it by the old slider master Ian Heaps on the north bank of the nene on one of his angling holidays back in the early 90's. Another old school method often overlooked but a lovely way to fish.
another winner from Cadence. Brilliantly explained and exquisitely executed by James. Chappy’s close up and action shots are always outstanding. Excellent direction and coaching from Monty.
Thanks for the knot lesson James I have been waiting a long time for that one. Great film again, so relaxing, Chappie is an amazing camera man.please don't stop making these films I look forward to them every week.
Best fishing videos on youtube Cadence Fishing UK has to be the best company out there plus there tackle is second to none well priced and really great value with a great back up service .Thanks Cadence Fishing UK for all you do for anglers taking the time out to make top videos to help anglers catch more fish
Another great video. Really like how you are covering so many different methods on different venues.And you showed how to tie the figure 8 knot as you said you would. Thanks
What a fantastic team you are,the videos are so relaxing,informative, non rushed instruction with politeness and friendliness,locations are outstanding photography and level of sound is perfect even on a windy day. You make what it is all about,a pleasure. Thanks james,thanks guys.. ps when do we get to see the great chappie,take a bow. 👍
Hi Robert thanks for the praise, we genuinely appreciate your observations and kind words. You can see Chappy every week in Anglers Mail magazine and I'm briefly in the video at Chester Lakes, towards the end, a face for radio tbh😄👍
James and chappie fantatic video my favorite form of fishing the slider james thank you for all the information and tips you give us all i appreciate what you and chappie do to bring these videos to us all thank you gentleman meadowlands is absolutely fantastic venue summer i had some fantastic bags of carp from meadowlands i now use that figure of eight to attach my hooklength to my mainline far better than loop to loop big thank you to james for that chappie thanks for all the camera work absolutely loved this video cheers guys Alien scouser
Absolutely loved watching this and its the first time ive laughed when a fish was caught the dogs reactions. What a great bank runner. Sad thing is that the dog probably knows more about fishing than i do lol
Another brilliant video . As always. Very informative. And looked a great days fishing on and old school method . And there is nothing wrong with old school . It gives an angler another great way to catch fish .and that is the name of the game . Could we have a bit more info on hook tying I am all finger and thumbs ..
I’ll swear that Monty enjoys the fishing as much as anyone. He gets really interested when a fish is getting landed. I used to take my dog fishing on occasion when I was a lad, but sitting down quitely is not a Border Collie’s strong point.
Just like to say how great these are!! Such good advice for all us anglers and a joy to watch! Thanx James and keep up the good work Ps to all those who have put a thumbs down 👎 your either jealous or have been dropped at birth!! Typical haters that have nothing better to upload in my opinion
Another excellent video by James and superb camera work by the best cameraman out there. James could you explain how you go about striking when you get a bite whilst holding a fair amount of the rod length under the water.
Another brilliant job boys!Some great tips and very instructive. As always the video is very high quality and the slow motion footage has to be one of my favourites “well done Chappy” Looking forward to seeing the autumn winter series of videos. Keep em coming 😎
After 50+ years of fishing I wanted to learn a new skill “Slider float fishing” my local club has a gravel pit carp water that holds a good head of roach and bream, but because of the depth traditional waggler fishing has been out of the question, thank you James for the in depth video , 2 x Cadence CS5’s ordered, why 2 ? We’ll my wife also fishes with me 🙂
top notch vid. full of useful teaching the slider. really falling in lust with the cr10 range, and monty, he's a star for sure. intrigued by the ground bait catty, are they a cadence product? and where do i get one? the o;d shakespear are a distant past now, cadence really is a step up. good for James.
Fantastic video. Subbed. I have a venue and peg lined up for this very method. Around 18 foot of depth. I do have a query. Does it have to be a bodied waggler you use, and would it need to be semi loaded? Edit. You are currently addressing this as I watch. Lol.. 😉
Hi James, Love all your videos and I know this is an old video but I’m gradually working my way through the Cadence episodes. ive watched a few video’s on using the slider and all seem to use bulk shot. Have you ever tried using olivettes instead of bulk shot? I only started coarse fishing several months ago and theres a few natural venues with deep water that I want to try in Scotland, I think the slider would be an ideal method to use.
Good evening. Could you please tell me what is the total weight of the bulk? What is the total weight needed to balance the waggler? The reason I am asking is to find out what would be the required weight in order to be able to withstand the wind and current travelling of the waggler
Hi James Love the videos ...Could you tell me if that figure of eight knot you used to tie your hooklength to mainline would be ok tying a leader to mainline Thanks
Hi James, i fish the slider a lot, probably my favourite method. Do you not think it best, in such a depth of water, to have a much stiffer groudbait mix so the balls of feed get closer to the bottom before breaking up? Great video.
James I met you at Shrewsbury last week, I’m interested in your CP200 whip but forgot to ask you what the weight was at 7.5 mtrs, also are there any tackle shops in a area where I could look at one?
Hi Great video, thanks for the knot info👍 A request for slider fishing on a river and float fishing a weir pool If possible please😁👍 Also are you showcasing your products anywhere in Hampshire anytime?
Agree fishing a weir pool would be a great idea for a video👍. No plans for an open day / evening in Hampshire at the moment. Please could you drop me an email on jcrobbins@cadencedishing.com and I’ll keep you updated. Cheers James
Thanks James. on the casting if i use a line clip can i cast and then put the rod on rod rest and the rig will still set itself correctly? also what floats do you use?
All we see today is tackle and product porn. Here we have a gentleman who explains tactics in a beautiful way just as I was thought when I was young by anglers of his ilk. That type of angling is missing these days, in a big way. Based on your name it seems you were born in 84, well I am younger than you it seems and I don't hold the same level of begrudgery you seem to hold against things that were done the old British way which was simply the best.
James robbins what a great guy this man has done wonderful things for angling it's about time the Angling world sat up and took notice this man is a fabulous angler and teacher he is a fantastic ambassador to his sport it's about time he was recognized with an award for all that this gentleman has done for angling the award is long overdue Alien scouser
Legend mate
Another fantastic tutorial James, we used to use this method of fishing about 45 yrs ago, when I used to fish the deep dams in Cyprus before I had seen a hair rig or bollies. We used to call it the Billy Lane method, because I think he was one of the first anglers to use the knot, back in the day. I am about to start fishing again after about a thirty year lay off, with my grandson, but I think we will start on the local canal. Keep up the good work. Tight lines.
I could watch James Robbins all day long.
Great to see you both again, both myself and my dad who's in his 70's really enjoy and learn a lot from your video's.
Hopefully it won't be too long before my dad can join me on the bank, hopefully with a brand new rod👍.
Cheers lads.
Another brilliant episode! Thank you so much! Slider float fishing it's most versatile method, i think. Sorry for my english, please. It's not my language.
Great fishing again James. First time I fished the slider was being in taught it by the old slider master Ian Heaps on the north bank of the nene on one of his angling holidays back in the early 90's. Another old school method often overlooked but a lovely way to fish.
Ditto Ian, brought back a few memories, if I ever fish a slider I always say I was taught by the master!
Thank you so much for the knowledge on those 2 knots. I use them all the time now.
another winner from Cadence. Brilliantly explained and exquisitely executed by James. Chappy’s close up and action shots are always outstanding. Excellent direction and coaching from Monty.
10:52 next Knot only now im understand how to make it) it was perfect presentation! Thx and great respect from Ukraine!
Really clear and informative... no secrets just good honest ‘on the spot’ advice.
Beltin'
Started fishing again after forty years. Learning so much from these videos.
Delighted they are helping you catch
Thanks for the knot lesson James I have been waiting a long time for that one. Great film again, so relaxing, Chappie is an amazing camera man.please don't stop making these films I look forward to them every week.
Best fishing videos on youtube Cadence Fishing UK has to be the best company out there plus there tackle is second to none well priced and really great value with a great back up service .Thanks Cadence Fishing UK for all you do for anglers taking the time out to make top videos to help anglers catch more fish
Thanks Gary
Another great video. Really like how you are covering so many different methods on different venues.And you showed how to tie the figure 8 knot as you said you would. Thanks
My old style of fishing ....deep dams and lakes :) just memories now
What a fantastic team you are,the videos are so relaxing,informative, non rushed instruction with politeness and friendliness,locations are outstanding photography and level of sound is perfect even on a windy day. You make what it is all about,a pleasure. Thanks james,thanks guys.. ps when do we get to see the great chappie,take a bow. 👍
Hi Robert thanks for the praise, we genuinely appreciate your observations and kind words. You can see Chappy every week in Anglers Mail magazine and I'm briefly in the video at Chester Lakes, towards the end, a face for radio tbh😄👍
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A massive thank you Ian.
just watched you kind regards Robert.
I love watching your videos on wet miserable days,
It's the next best thing to being out there.
James and chappie fantatic video my favorite form of fishing the slider james thank you for all the information and tips you give us all i appreciate what you and chappie do to bring these videos to us all thank you gentleman meadowlands is absolutely fantastic venue summer i had some fantastic bags of carp from meadowlands i now use that figure of eight to attach my hooklength to my mainline far better than loop to loop big thank you to james for that chappie thanks for all the camera work absolutely loved this video cheers guys Alien scouser
Brilliant video by James and Chappie. I love fishing the slider a great method sadly under used nowadays. Tight Lines Steve Amison
Thoroughly enjoyed this video James. I'm now itching to try slider fishing. Tight lines
Absolutely loved watching this and its the first time ive laughed when a fish was caught the dogs reactions. What a great bank runner. Sad thing is that the dog probably knows more about fishing than i do lol
Wow you turned this vid around quick. Many thanks. Best settle down to this one 👍🏻👌😊
Especially for you 😍
They love a request or two Lee!
Maybe a flooded river next one😂
Another brilliant video .
As always.
Very informative.
And looked a great days fishing on and old school method .
And there is nothing wrong with old school .
It gives an angler another great way to catch fish .and that is the name of the game .
Could we have a bit more info on hook tying
I am all finger and thumbs ..
Thanks for a very useful video guys, I've learned a lot. Super camera work Chappie.
Absolutely loved this video James. As you know I love my slider fishing, so seeing this method in action is always a treat. Great stuff 👍👍👍
Great video as always. My favourite method so always good to have the experts give plenty of tips.
Brilliant video Cadence. Top angling Mr Robbins you make it look easy. Top camera work Mr Chappie superb viewing 👍
Great to watch James , love slider fishing
Very nice video, love all you’re videos James, well done 👍
I’ll swear that Monty enjoys the fishing as much as anyone. He gets really interested when a fish is getting landed. I used to take my dog fishing on occasion when I was a lad, but sitting down quitely is not a Border Collie’s strong point.
Brilliant James i have watched you do this and now can master it myself well done mate,tight lines , keep the video's coming .
Another fantastic video! No comments...
Just like to say how great these are!! Such good advice for all us anglers and a joy to watch! Thanx James and keep up the good work
Ps to all those who have put a thumbs down 👎 your either jealous or have been dropped at birth!! Typical haters that have nothing better to upload in my opinion
Another excellent video by James and superb camera work by the best cameraman out there. James could you explain how you go about striking when you get a bite whilst holding a fair amount of the rod length under the water.
Another brilliant job boys!Some great tips and very instructive. As always the video is very high quality and the slow motion footage has to be one of my favourites “well done Chappy”
Looking forward to seeing the autumn winter series of videos.
Keep em coming 😎
Cheers Paul
BRILLIANT vid as per usual
After 50+ years of fishing I wanted to learn a new skill “Slider float fishing” my local club has a gravel pit carp water that holds a good head of roach and bream, but because of the depth traditional waggler fishing has been out of the question, thank you James for the in depth video , 2 x Cadence CS5’s ordered, why 2 ? We’ll my wife also fishes with me 🙂
Great teaching...thank you
top notch vid. full of useful teaching the slider. really falling in lust with the cr10 range, and monty, he's a star for sure. intrigued by the ground bait catty, are they a cadence product? and where do i get one? the o;d shakespear are a distant past now, cadence really is a step up. good for James.
Awesome video, I think James is a credit to fishing and Cadence........
Nice one gents , very well done .
Fantastic video. Subbed. I have a venue and peg lined up for this very method. Around 18 foot of depth. I do have a query. Does it have to be a bodied waggler you use, and would it need to be semi loaded?
Edit. You are currently addressing this as I watch. Lol.. 😉
Great stuff 👍🏻🎣
Great video James, , love to see Monty with you. How old is he now?
Hi James, Love all your videos and I know this is an old video but I’m gradually working my way through the Cadence episodes. ive watched a few video’s on using the slider and all seem to use bulk shot. Have you ever tried using olivettes instead of bulk shot? I only started coarse fishing several months ago and theres a few natural venues with deep water that I want to try in Scotland, I think the slider would be an ideal method to use.
Hi, reply from from Chappy...Yes, for sure olivettes are ideal for the slider and a neat solution.
Very nice video James well done 🎣🎣🎣💯💯💯
Fishing the slider is a good method .
Fantastic and very informative as always :-)
Good evening. Could you please tell me what is the total weight of the bulk? What is the total weight needed to balance the waggler? The reason I am asking is to find out what would be the required weight in order to be able to withstand the wind and current travelling of the waggler
Great video.Very well explained.
Can you please let me know the float capacity in grams?for the slightly loaded one.eg: 12+3 grams...Thank you!
Gents, great video. How much line does the 4000 reel retrieve per handle turn?
Lee Johnson Hi Lee, the 4000 has a line retrieve of 96.5cm per turn. Many thanks James
Hi James Love the videos ...Could you tell me if that figure of eight knot you used to tie your hooklength to mainline would be ok tying a leader to mainline Thanks
Hi James, i fish the slider a lot, probably my favourite method. Do you not think it best, in such a depth of water, to have a much stiffer groudbait mix so the balls of feed get closer to the bottom before breaking up? Great video.
James I met you at Shrewsbury last week, I’m interested in your CP200 whip but forgot to ask you what the weight was at 7.5 mtrs, also are there any tackle shops in a area where I could look at one?
graham bennett Hi Graham, please can you contact me on email: jcrobbins@cadencefishing.com
Hi
Great video, thanks for the knot info👍
A request for slider fishing on a river and float fishing a weir pool If possible please😁👍
Also are you showcasing your products anywhere in Hampshire anytime?
Agree fishing a weir pool would be a great idea for a video👍. No plans for an open day / evening in Hampshire at the moment. Please could you drop me an email on jcrobbins@cadencedishing.com and I’ll keep you updated. Cheers James
in another video you use dacron for the stop knot. is this ok, or do you prefer mono?
Both work fine.👍
You should perhaps mention that the main line & knot line should be the same line, just different strengths & you can have 2 knots on the line ?
Cracking skimmer 👍
Thanks James. on the casting if i use a line clip can i cast and then put the rod on rod rest and the rig will still set itself correctly? also what floats do you use?
michael dilkes yes it will but in setting it will move towards you. A few reel turns will get the line away from the wind.
@@leejohnson221 thankyou...
Paraffinalien says what i think and real fishing as well brill james and chappy filming
Суперски!
Absolute gent and class angler. They don't make them like him anymore unfortunately
you just talk to the wrong people then. sad, bitter old gits like you have been jealous of those younger then them since before you were born.
All we see today is tackle and product porn. Here we have a gentleman who explains tactics in a beautiful way just as I was thought when I was young by anglers of his ilk. That type of angling is missing these days, in a big way. Based on your name it seems you were born in 84, well I am younger than you it seems and I don't hold the same level of begrudgery you seem to hold against things that were done the old British way which was simply the best.
would a polaris ,or locslide do the same job?
Possibly, but a lot more faffing about tbh.
Enorme
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7:40 knot
Could you use a float stop instead of stop knot
No, won't fly through rings if it's deeper than your rod.
Yea see what you mean thanks
5 metre circumference is 3.1 times smaller than 5 metre diameter. I’d stick with diameter it’s easier to visualise 🧐
Your dentists watching lol.
Thought no dogs allowed at Meadowlands
jim redfern Hi Jim, we had permission to take Monty from the fishery management and he was kept on a lead all the time.
James, buy some line clippers before you lose your teeth :)
Doggy drooling with fish in hand
Groundbait waste the money load of rubbish
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