Watch my fishing videos to help you catch more fish. I show you setups, rigs and tactics and provide helpful tips for new and experienced anglers. Learn how to make items of fishing tackle. Watch my Match Fishing Reports, or just sit back and watch my regular fishing outings. I love to catch Carp, but anything else which happens along is always welcome.
I think that people would buy this if it was sold as a kit with options. Its not as convenient as a kayak but I think it looks 500% more comfortable and stable. I am a thin old man (late 50's) with very little usable padding on my rear end and I cant imagine sitting very long in a kayak. We have 3 and I've never been tempted to try one. My kids will not have to share with me! You have a great thing there. Truly a bit of genius. Very well done!!
Thanks Seth. I'm sure that someone out there could make a mark 2 version which could be sold as a kit. As for me, I'm 68, so going back to sitting in a kayak isn't something on my horizon.😁😁👍👍
Lol, every time i watch one of your vids, i dust off my pole, then feeder fishing ? Yes, i get my feeder rods out, same as float etc 😂 at 71, i cant keep up. Thanks den 😊
Went away for a few days with the wife and the dog that had a lodge and a lake right outside but was not a fishing trip? Took a little amount of gear made some paste with 2 slices of bread and a cheese with Carlic spread .85p and caught a bucket full of silvers. Then I cricked my knee and back so put paid to the fishing! Try running the scissors over a wine bottle top it will sharpen them a treat.
Dosent have to cost the earth to go fishing ,has youve proved there den,good vid and i hope your wife has speedy recovery from hip surgery,mine is awaiting the same thing! Tight lines .😊
Hi Al. The Pole is a Daiwa Yank n Bank 14.5 metres. I live in Australia, so there is a thriving secondhand scene for UK tackle down here. I actually bought 2 of these poles from my mates. One had never been used and the other had been used once. It means I have lots of spares and the whole lot cost me the same as one new pole from the UK.
Thanks Danny. You can't but Maggots in the shops like in the UK or Europe. You either have to send off for them online and get them shipped in, or make your own. Shipping costs a lot of money. I have tried to make my own, but my wife shut production down when she tried to sit in the garden and got inundated with flies.🤣🤣👍👍
You are absolutely right Ralf. I would love to catch other European type species. I was supposed to have a holiday about 2 months ago to a location about 1000kms away where I could catch Roach and Tench, but unfortunately, my injured finger meant I had to cancel it. I will do the trip sometime in the future though.
@@FishingwithDen I'll keep my fingers crossed for you that it works next time. Nice big roach is my favorite type of fish to feed. And of course bream.
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Thanks Ovidiu. I might take you up on that offer in the near future mate. I will be looking into that kind of thing because my wife is going into hospital for hip surgery and I will need to be at home during her recovery.
I've never seen them Paul. They might be something we can get sent over from the UK, but the Customs and Border people might confiscate them if they have certain substances in them.
Another great video Den, I was rambling last week on my local river and I seen a bloke fishing with Baked beans, I asked if he had caught any and he pulled out his net, full of bream! Have you ever tried any unusual baits?
@@davidibirch3025 Hi Paul. I haven't tried Baked Beans, but I have used Potato Pellets. It was some years ago, but here's the videos: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-b4w4eQLlgBk.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0xj1xpZpQ3A.html
Good thinking with the weight Den. Though the ‘on the market ones’ as Guru or Preston have proven to work wel, i think you’v got a great point there. Thnx.
Hi den again and thank you for the link for this video. The one thing thats slightly confuses me with using the slider is as far as i know you still have to plumb the depth initially but how can you plumb the depth when may be deeper then the rod your using? When using a bomb mainly how light can you get away it like 2 swan shots weight wise? Last question do you know the actual float you were using for this video
Hi den sorry it didn't really make sense when reading back i was taking about them both . The first part was about the slider and my question is when trying to find the depth and if the depth is deeper still then your rod is it just about adjusting the stop knot as the slider float once in the water will travel up and will only stop once it it's the stop knot so it can take a period of time ? Yes I know the polaris float is completely different and finds its depth which I think appeals to me more as it will find the depth quicker and there's no stop knot needed going through it the rings. My question about the polaris which may be depending on what size polaris float you use but what the lightest wait you can get away with on one of these floats to still work? And what polaris float were you using on the video? Den your videos are really great to watch and I'm very impressed mate .
@@martinhassall7884 Hi Martin. All I do to plumb the depth with a Slider Float is put a shot (SSG or AAA) either on the hook or immediately above it and then cast out as normal. If it sinks, your too shallow and if it floats your too deep. If the float does show above the water, take a foot of depth off and cast again until the float sinks. Repeat this process until the float just sinks, then you can add just a little more depth until the bait is on the bottom and the float tip sits normally. With regard to the Polaris Floats, the one I was using has a sticker on the side which says 6 - 10ft 3/4oz. I hope that helps.
Hi Den another nice video and love the fact your fishing and retired in Australia I'm 54 & would love that to be an option in the future. Would I be able use one in around 5ft/7ft of water and I do love the idea of using one of these more then the slider.
Thanks Martin. You could definitely use one in shallower water, especially if its very windy. Have a look at this video:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oQlmvJ2VhUo.html Alternatively you can just use a normal waggler float in 5 feet or so of water. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l4omnunNaAM.html
Will be making a few of these and most likely reducing the size for some of the waters I fish. I do not think the rock would be a bad thing as it will keep throwing any bait left out?
Hallo Den I am the South African Guy who followed your lead and I have bought me a printer recently. I have adapted your design to make those method feeders a little smaller to suit our waters and they have been wordking exceptionally well. I have won many a competistion fishing with them. I have now designed my own Banjo type feeders and a bait-up feeder where the line goes through the middle instead of on the side. Still in testing phase buit they seem to work very well. Thanks for those feeder you sent me at no cost. They inspired me to be where I am today in my fishing and I love developing stuff. Keep up the good work.
Bonjour de FRANCE Den, milles merci a vous, j'ai bien hâte d'essayer ces nouveaux feeder quand mon fils me les auras imprimer, hâte de voir aussi ce que pourrait donner les plus minces en rapport au premiers dans mes lieux de pêche, avec vous, explications, impressions 3d et compagnie, ma pêche a beaucoup progresser depuis que je suis votre chaîne. Merci. Hello de France den, miles thank you to you, I can't wait to try these new feeder when my son will print them, look forward to seeing also what the thin on the first in my fishing areas, With you, explanations, 3D impressions and company, my fishing has been progressing a lot since I was your channel. THANKS.
salut rammstein si tes essais sont concluant as tu possibilites de produit ces feeders pour la vente je suis de rouen mais j ai pas d imprimante je ne peux donc pas les fabriquer
@@dominiquebaumgarten8010 Malheureusement mon fils me fait quelques bricoles mais a temps perdu, je ne pourrais donc pas vous faire plaisir, vraiment désoler.
Excellent idea den,think they work well and look the part too,should think about selling them to guys who don't have access to a 3D printer, good to see you back aswell mate 😊
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I'm glad you liked them. This is the first time I have used the Creality equivalent of Thingiverse, so please let me know if there are any problems with printing.
Depending on the type of weed growth, I would probably use a slider float setup. I have a venue where the water is very clear and weeds do grow up from the bottom, so by using the slider I can keep the bait at whatever height is required.
Hi Den, Another great video. Hope your finger is soon back to normal. Looking forward to seeing how you make the feeders and will you be giving dimensions etc.? Barry
Hello France Den, really very happy to have new videos from you, since I discovered your youtube channel everything seems more "easy", and there, tackling a subject that interests me a lot, very captivating video And instructive, looking forward to seeing if you can put your 3D printing files online, hoping that your finger does not face too long, best regards.
Hi mate. Thanks for your comments. I have no qualifications at all, unless you count GCSE's in English, French, German and English Law. I also cannot draw anything. All I do is look at a problem, think about what I can do to overcome it and then design a product in my head when I go to bed at night.
@@FishingwithDen I'm genuinely surprised to hear you say that and actually quite inspired by it. I have made some of your interchangeable wagglers and all the time I was making them I was thinking how smart your idea was. I now have a draw full of float making materials and even pushed the boat out to use decals for the shotting. Your videos always teach me something new. Thanks mate
