Join me on the Aire and Calder canal at Pollington for a practice before a run of matches on the venue to put a few wrongs right using a variety of techniques to catch the most form the peg.
I often fish the Aire & Calder canal at Woodlesford. I don't have a pole, so I usually fish with a quivertip. It's unusually wide and deep by the standard of most canals and the tow is really strong when the lock is in use, so not easy to fish. My local stretch holds lots of decent bream and fair number of sizeable chub. I generally fish with quite heavy tackle for the bigger fish, using breadflake on the hook and a feeder with liquidised bread. I've caught a wide variety of species there on maggot feeder, including dace and trout.
Good to see a rod/reel angler holding their rod/reel correctly, using a 2/2 finger spread, I see so many anglers that do not even hold their rod at the reel mount
Kayleigh... I fish the aire/calder navagation close to leeds city.. I'm wondering does it hold tench ? I can only catch perch atm.. can you let me no that other fish do live in there 😂 thanks for videos too
@@trinitysmate silver bream are a species in there one right. 'skimmers' are a name given to small/juvenile bronze bream and a different genus to silver bream
@@trinitysmate Skimmers are not silver bream,they are a different species alltogether, if you look closely at a silver bream they have a very big eye for their size and have hardly any slime, thats how you tell the difference between the two
