Hi can I ask what rod you have ,I’ve been looking at buying a new one for the wye but even the 1.75lb tip I’ve been looking at is like a big carp rod with big ring eyes..would rather get something a little finer on the tip …many thanks and really enjoying your videos👍
@@timreeks2149 Hi Tim, Many thanks for watching and especially taking the time to comment. The rod used is the Drennan twintip in 1.5tc, it performed well a little under gunned in the heavy floods and casting anything over 4oz but its got a playing action and not a bad rod in the hand if touch ledgering. Hope this helps and thanks again.
@@user-mq3cz4uw5x Hi, You are definitely correct in your thinking and it's always a bit of hit and miss wether you get the consistency right or not. However it isn't isn't a bad thing as building a trail flowing downstream will pull fish up to. Many thanks for watching and especially taking the time to comment
Es ist ein tolles Video. Ich höre die Tiere des Waldes,das Wasser. All das ohne eine grauenvolle Hintergrund Musik, die dann auch noch viel zu laut ist. Vielen Dank für das sehr interessante Video. 😊
@@Mikeypikeywikey25 Hi, Thank you kindly for your time in both watching and especially commenting. The net is the 26in drennan specialist, I've given it a hard life over the last season and it held up well. Hope this helps and thanks again for your time.
I do not know who you are but be proud of yourself for your wisdom, please. Thank you man!😉 ( by the way, I own the same Okuma reel calling it, chocolate. Makes my time so sweet at the H2O.)
What beutiful surroundings you have there whilst fishing eh mate,and what a lovely bird the great crested grebe is ,and the added bonus of a nice tench,just the job cheers
Hi Paul, I was a bit late starting my tench fishing this year however I felt I experienced a true tench anglers dawn. I spotted the grebe a few days earlier right up the other end of the lake and was going to spend a few hours watching them but it payed me a visit on my last day. Many thanks as always for taking the time to comment and your continued support.
Love watching your barbel videos I've just gone onto dynamite baits. Never used b4 I've just got the hot fish glm. Have u ever used this boilie if soo u rate them
Hi Kai, You can go wrong with glm and barbel love spicy flavours. I haven't used this specific boilie so will be interested to hear how you get on. Many thanks for your time in watching and especially commenting
Hi Keith, They're are good rods but my only criticism is it feels that they have too many rings. Many thanks as always for taking the time to comment and your continued support.
Hi Steve, It's a wonderful place and although the tench are big they're all one could want. Thank you kindly for taking the time to comment and especially the subscription
Hi Keith, No I haven't but the sound of them is making me salivate. Have you had much success with them and what time of the year ? Many thanks for taking the time to comment.
Very atmospheric as usual and the dawn chorus was wonderful. The wildlife was lovely to see as was the view of the lily pads. A cracking bite and a lovely tench too, well done!
Hi Harry, With the rivers opening this was my last visit to the summer pit and I was treated to a very memorable session. Many thanks as always for the fabulous support.
The start of a new day, the sound of the birds, a lovely lake, peacful time, and the magic of the Silent Angler, a pefect friday evening, the build up before we hit the rivers once...again, tight lines sir.
Hi Clive, My last visit to the Summer pit and they made me wait all day for just the one fish. Roll on the 15th Thank you as always for your tremendous support
What a beautiful setting I haven't been fishing for years, I used to fish for tench and roach on a lovely estate lake, arriving at first light mist on the water and listening to nature coming to life.
That was a lovely video, absolutely no need for commentary, the sights and sounds of nature tell all that needs to be told. I'm away on Friday for a week after the tench and big roach on a gorgeous natural water that I've been going to for many years, only six or seven acres and thankfully underfished so it will be a combination of four o clock stars and eleven o clock finishes!
Hi Phil, Many thanks for both watching and taking the time to comment. I hope your little paradise shares it treasures with you and wishing you tight lines. Thanks again
Lovely video. Especially like the background birds. Cracking idea with the PVA bag under the float, I’ll be pinching that when I fish my local club lakes. You’ve earned yourself a new subscriber 👍
Hi, Many thanks for your time both watching, commenting and especially the vote of confidence with the subscription. Wishing you tight lines and thank again
Yet another great video, very atmospheric. Good point about returning the weed. I need to find another Tench lake. I fished a gravel pit in the Cotswolds for a few short years. It is mainly a carp lake, but the average size of the tench were 5 to 6lb. My best were 7lb 8oz and 7lb 15oz. But it's now a syndicate water. Too expensive for me. Keep up the good work.
Hi Martin, Its interesting to hear you fished the Cotswolds, I fished Horcott tench lake and although pretty was a bit too noisy for me. I was thinking about South Cerney AC for next season as I fancy the challenges of a big gravel pit. Many thanks as always for taking the time to comment it helps with the motivation for the early starts.
Hi Mark, I was blessed with some wonderful conditions and the lake was in full spring glory. Many thanks as always for taking the time to comment. It's looking like perfect conditions for the start of the river season
Title " I'll kick your arse and throw you in the drink, ok I'll set the scene, back in a time long long ago ' well the 1970s to be precise two young anglers visited the local ponds after school armed with there vast amounts of fishing tackle" ok maybe stretching it a bit with vast but on this occasion the said lads had a secret weapon in there quest for tench yes ( two rake heads bolted together and a rope ) yours truly had the first couple of swings out with it followed by my mate having a couple of goes, I'd noticed a old chap sat on his basket at the far end of the pond and did see he was becoming a bit agitated by young lads hoying a rake into the water a few minutes later he appeared at the peg with what looked like steam coming out of his ears and a very red face " the conversation albeit brief went like this ( throw that ------- thing again and I'll kick your arse's and throw you in the drink the pair of you " go on go on I dare you ' we didn't reply now ordinarily he'd have got away with speaking too us like that because we would have biked the mile there and back but on this occasion my father had dropped us off " yes the cavalry arrived at 9.30pm " how have you done lads our reply was 3 three bream and a tench and verbal abuse from that guy in the far corner " what did he say .? I repeated word for word what the very unkind gentleman said " off storm's father doing a very close impression of the guy that arrived in our peg " anyway I'm not going to repeat on here the exact language that was used but it is fair to say that the same thing was going to be administered to him as he himself had threatened to dish out to us . Tight lines .
