Bream Fishing : Location (2020)

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Bream Fishing : Location (2020)
Forget about fancy bream rigs and bream baits, location is by far the most important factor in catching big bream, especially on the harder, low-stocked venues. In this lockdown special I talk about my ten top tips for finding the right venues and then locating the bream in those venues that will help you catch big bream successfully. Keep watching until the end for a couple of bonus tips too!
Bream venues tend to fall into two categories, those where it is difficult to avoid the bream (especially if you are fishing for other species!) and those where they are incredibly enigmatic and can be extremely difficult to catch. These low-stocked, often large stillwaters, with a low stock of (sometimes) big fish is what draws me to bream fishing.
In this film I cover the following topics:
00:17 - 1. Find The Right Venue
01:21 - 2. Information Gathering
02:34 - 3. Get Online
03:09 - 4. Learn the Topography
04:00 - 5. Hard Spots
06:31 - 6. Avoid Weed
08:49 - 7. Patrol Routes
10:52 - 8. Fish Where the Bream Feed
12:36 - 9. Line Bites
16:42 - 10. Time of Year
19:52 - Bonus Tip - Prebaiting
22:30 - Bonus Tip - When to Fish
Please drop me a comment below and if you like this video please give it a thumbs up!
If you like this video then why not check out my playlists on a variety of different fishing subjects.
Bait Doctor - • Tench Fishing : Best G...
Red Letter Days - • Crucian Carp Fishing :...
Tench Fishing - • Tench Fishing: Underwa...
Bream Fishing - • Bream Fishing : Underw...
Specimen World - • Catfish Fishing : Fish...
You can also find me at:
Instagram - / paul_garner_. .
Facebook - / paulgarneran. .
Website - www.drpaulgarner.co.uk
#breamfishing #bigbream #fishunderwater

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30 апр 2020

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@drpaulgarner 4 года назад

Many thanks for watching! Let me know what you think and also if there are any other topics you would like me to cover in the coming weeks.

@mrw9513 4 года назад

Would love to see some specimen perch vids, on stillwaters and rivers.

@stuartmaskell4300 3 года назад

Hi Paul, another fantastic video packed full of great info. I hope you don’t mind but have been trying to get in contact with you and have sent messages via Facebook and Instagram. If you get a second could you take a look , many thanks 👍

@DjDolHaus86 4 года назад

That bit at the start about carp anglers giving you bad tips was bang on the money. I'd been after a Cornish double for a while and had a conversation with a friend who's a decent and knowledgeable carp angler who mentioned a water I was familiar with but hadn't fished for many years, he said he'd had loads of huge bream and I should probably give it a go. Well long story short, I gave it 3 good goes and after getting through tons of 5-8lb fish I decided that this almost certainly wasn't the one so gave up and moved on to pastures new. He messaged me at a later date to ask how I was getting on so I sent him a pic of my biggest to which he replied "that looks massive, must be well over 12lb" and I had to tell him that it was barely over 8lb. I've had the same issue with big roach, you reel in a 1lb+ fish and passing carpers are blown away and asking if you want pics for the angling papers or whatever because they've never seen a proper specimen.

@drpaulgarner 4 года назад

TjDolHaus86 yep, I always try and make sure that they have actually weighed them and not just guessed!

@vanemvenom Год назад

Greetings from Estonia, very VERY informative video! So much good tipps and the key is that so many tiny details are crucial when targeting Bream. Big bream can be very hard to catch in both big venues and those small deep low stock lakes that house some real monsters but seem to avoid even the most skilled angler most of the times! Thank you Paul!

@kevinpilgrim3801 4 года назад

Another good and informative video Paul ( as always ). Some really good tips there, thanks again fella.

@drpaulgarner 4 года назад

Kevin Pilgrim thanks Kevin!

@specialistangling5296 3 года назад

Really enjoy these Paul.👍🏼

@shed43a 4 года назад

Well that was a eye opener so much good info and great pics 👍

@drpaulgarner 4 года назад

shed43a cheers, thanks mate!

@esoxchris 4 года назад

Lovely Paul

@mrw9513 4 года назад

Cracking video buddy, with some brilliant tips and insight into a much underrated species. Think I'm gonna have a binge watch of all your vids today, before your premiere later. Best wishes and stay safe and well to you and your family and tight lines fella.

@drpaulgarner 4 года назад

Thanks Mr W! Glad you like the films. Tight lines! Paul

@bigc7560 4 года назад

Really looking forward to this. With all the carp fishing videos this sort of video is a really positive change. Cheers Paul

@drpaulgarner 4 года назад

Cheers mate, I hope you enjoy it!

@GG-ch1hm 4 года назад

Blame the bream anglers and other species anglers for not doing videos not the carp anglers

@stephenobrienireland 2 года назад

Great video 👍 im in ireland still waiting on my first bream getting loads of nice rudd at the moment Thanks for the tips 👍

@gee3883 3 года назад

Another belter of a video from the Paul Garner Fishing stable. Just a quick question Paul, you seem to constantly refer to catching at night, is this the best time to catch in your opinion ?

@davepreston4236 4 года назад

Starting to move in to an all rounder in my fishing now and your videos and variety of species has helped a lot. Have you found big bream on rivers follow similar routes or do you believe they are more nomadic? Something about river/drains for Rudd would be great!

@drpaulgarner 4 года назад

Hi Dave, apologies for not replying sooner! Most of the radio-tracking on bream has been on rivers in the UK and Europe. They tend to have strong nightly migrations normally upstream (as most fish do). I recall some tracking done on the Trent years ago where they moved several km ( don’t quote me on that!) each night. They also tend to migrate to spawning grounds en masse in many rivers. I’ve not fished the drains for Rudd very much. I did do some prep work a few years back. Managed to lose a good one first go, and then another opportunity came up. I’m hoping to take my boat up there for a go in the next year or two... tight lines! Paul

@bricktop561 3 года назад

Great video Paul, I am going bream fishing in October for a week, could you tell me what’s your go to boilie for bream fishing please ?

@Tommo172009 3 года назад

Thanks for a really informative video. I'm just returning to fishing following a 7 year break, was a serious match angler previously. I now just want to go for pleasure & would like to target some decent bream. Please could you recommend some of the easier waters to get me started. I'm in the South East (Chesham, Bucks). Many thanks!

@damiannagorski541 4 года назад

Hi Paul. Thanks for another great video. Just what I need at this present time. I live in NW England could you recommend any waters were I could locate BIG bream?. Many thanks again and all the best to you.

@drpaulgarner 4 года назад

Damian Nagorski thanks Damian. Worth looking at Pennington Flash and some of the other flashes. Some big ones up in Esthwaite in the Lakes too.

@davidworsley7969 4 года назад

Very interesting,wonder if you've read "Bream fever" by Bill Taylor ?-A real bream enthusiast-Wonder what became of him.

@drpaulgarner 4 года назад

Thanks David, I haven't read that book, but I will see if I can find it. Best wishes, Paul

@davidworsley7969 4 года назад

@@drpaulgarner I could send it to you if you like.

@drpaulgarner 4 года назад

Chris was asking about plastic baits, and the live chat got cut off. Anyway, yes I use them a fair bit (although not so much for bream to be honest). I was a bit of a sceptic until about ten years ago, but came to realise that they have a lot of benefits in some situations. They will stay on indefinitely, are much more small fish proof than real baits and many are slightly buoyant, which can help balance the weight of the hook, or produce a pop-up. For tench, crucians and barbel, I find they always have a place in my tackle box. I've nothing against them for bream fishing, but just haven't really faced a situation where I have needed to use them.

@mrw9513 4 года назад

I love a hair rig with 3 pieces of real corn tipped with a buoyant artificial corn at the top next to the bait stop, or a piece of maize tipped with an artificial corn for specimen bream. It seems to help with presentation on a light bit of weed or silt as it slows the descent ever so slightly to just sit on top and then also counters the hook weight too. It's something I will use if the venue allows artificials as it gives me utmost confidence on the presentation.