@TheBassRacer I hope so. My friend Ian Gregory does well, and we both have plenty of that river to choose from. Thanks for the boost of confidence mate. 👍🏻
Fantastic series. Some valuable info. Im so bad at moving swims, i cant walk very well, so im extremely limited sadly. I couldnt catch the name of the company you use for your baits (Eel, Lamprey, Bluies etc). Anyway, looking forward to seeing what you catch this season. 💪🏻🎣💥
@TheBassRacer top man. Thanks for letting me know. Yeh, I have enjoyed watching your films since I came across them last night. I've subscribed too. Hope the channel does well. Thought many times about doing my own one!
Loved the video, yep i am 60 now . our days , fished with Jim Gibinson, the 80s were so much better, had and caught , biggest 29,14 had mid 30s on and known it but couldnt land and knew it, brilliant video , waters that hold 30s now very far and between, , right place right time, hours and hours spent on the bank
There is a link to his Facebook page in the description. Message them on their. I’ll ask him to put his details in the comment. Karl is more into making the perfect lures than building a website😂
Shame about the Audio mate but looked a nice busy session which is what we always want isn’t it! I sacked off mics in the end for the same reason. Wind up leave the Jack out or plugged in the wrong way round or the wrong mic plugged in and it’s devastating when you get in from a good session to find its got no audio 😂 Top skippering from Ray as per too 🫡
Hi nice vid…. I think everyone looks for a cheaper lure like the blank minnow they’re just so expensive!,, especially in the larger size 120g etc.. What slow jig set up was you using? Thanks B🤓
Fiiish lures are great but I can’t afford to send them in to deep wreck. Foxy are British hand made lures with mega colour ways. My slow jig set up is a Shimano Light Grappler with a Daiwa Lexa baitcaster that I imported as you can’t get in the UK yet😂
Awesome ride! Thank you for sharing. That looks like a great idea for a future ride. I am 2 days back from incredible ride Cape Town to Victoria Falls. Take care.
We got video from early 2000s him on tidal putting pike in sacks and off on boat . Bloke is a full weight w4nker. One day he left leaving carp sack with big pike in to die because he’d been caught. Also boat insurance job with nige Williams 🙈🤣🤣 con man !!!
Neville is not a con man I’ve bought bait of him for many years, he replaced bait that was delivered a few days late. He has done more for Pike welfare than anyone I know
This guy followed us around laid in grass watching where an what we caught 🙈 most under hand bloke ya would ever meet 🤣 mention Derek Gibson to him and the photo shoot he had with all those big pike went belly up. My name is Jason pardoe fished Trent (tidal) 40 yrs ! Nev is a full weight £££ nob 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’ve been stalked by Pike anglers and stalked a one, lucky we have itags now😜 Neville is great value catches a few and writes a great book. Good pike anglers local to each other rarely get on.
Congratulations to the captor of a record that had not been broken for 50 plus years,amazing achievement got to be the fish of the decade never mind fish of the year
You're right about putting sleeves over crimped connections, water will get trapped and rust the wire. Seen people's traces snap because of this. I wouldn't attach the upper treble like that, you're creating a weak spot by twisting the wire. Use another crimped connection and then another to a swivel. Also, use semi barbless hooks to begin with, not crushed bards, which weaken the hook. I've been doing this for nearly 40 years, caught a lot of big pike in my time. Traces should be as good as you can make them. I'd also used a carbon or coated wire, which is much kinder across softer mouth tissue.
Great vid… nice to see bass on lure… Just a question, the life jackets you’re wearing, do they have a strap that gos between you legs? Some I’ve seen do, not sure, so hence the question. Thanks for making the vid.
