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Thank you for the kind words 😁 I understand what you mean too. I feel more me and less "professional" in my blogs for sure. I have shown this message to my wife as she loves comments like that 😝

Cheers for the input and for watching 😁 long lake is great for a now and then session or a social like this, any more than that it would kill you! 🤣

@@nuffinbutfishing couldn’t agree more 🤣

Thank you for watching :) glad you enjoyed it

Nice yo meet you too. And yeah dropping the lead would be good but I'd have lost over 30 leads! 🤣

Yup, not an option on venues that prolific!

Valid points but things to consider, many lakes in nature reserves in other countries ban "dropping leads" 🤔 okay your dealing with large volumes of water, but there was a reason people got lead poisoning from water pipes back in the days, lead does calcifie and shed into water without a doubt......what several kilos of lead does to a lake every year I think needs urgent attention and disscusion/research 🤔 heavy metals stay in the water never lost in evaporation.......could we kill a lake and all its residents in 20yrs????????? who knows Personal choice I know but I think "pebble" weights are the way forward if dropping leads, yes larger size for size but totally natural, safe and not out of place on the lakebed, especially if jot casting out and dropping from boats. Another quick thought.......fish like us produce electrical current, so don't you think an old carp could not pick up through its lateral line a lead object 😉 old carp are more intelligent than people think, Redmire scarecrow in lake ring any bells 😆🤣 carp circling bait dragging pectoral fins in the silt to detect line 🤔 🙄 more intelligent than some humans 🤣👍

🤣🤣 that was ralphie (maybe alfie) and he was lovely 😍 cheers for watching 😁

Sounds like you had a mega session too. Cheers for watching 😁

Cheers Jay :) glad you enjoyed it and was good to see you again too. Back on a venue with a history for us both 😁

@@nuffinbutfishing Very forgettable history 😆

@@botlnofficial depends on your view of it 🤣

Yeah I know but dropping the lead just wasn't an option with that many bites. Would have been about 35+ leads!

@@nuffinbutfishing I'm sure with your contacts/influence you can wangle a few free leads from somewhere 🤣, too angling though, I've watched a few of the other vids filmed on the day and looks like you smashed everyone outta the park. Keep up the good work 👍👍

@@fftfishing cheers for watching 😁 it was a good session that's for sure 👌🏻

@@nuffinbutfishing if you're ever short of numbers for the social drop me a line

Cheers for watching and your input 😁

Cheers Darwin 😁 glad you enjoyed it

Cheers for watching 😁 barbless is frustrating for sure. I also use micro barbed everywhere I can 👌🏻

Cheers for watching and thank you 😁

Lead dropping wasn't really an option with that many bites on this session. Smaller leads or running may have helped though 👌🏻

Thank you. 😊 they are shimano ultegra 5500 xtd reels

@@nuffinbutfishing thank you very much Joe keep up all the great content

Cheers man. Glad you enjoyed it 😁

What's the reasoning behind a chod hook?

Cheers mate 😁

Cheers Simon 😁

Session tackle 👌🏻 cheers for watching 😁

Cheers for watching. I believe he still does the odd bit here and there but not as much as he used to. Not seen him in ages either to be honest

I cut out a few sound bites of my opinions on barbless... cheers for your input too 😁

Was also one of my thoughts. My scopes are 9ft 3.5tc. Planning on selling and getting 3.25 or 3lb scopes instead

@@nuffinbutfishing 3.5 in 9ft, I would definitely say they would be one of the main reasons for losing fish. Personally not a fan of the shorter rods, I think they introduce more issues than benefits but each to their own. I was actually on the bank fishing yesterday and a guy next to me lost a couple close in, couldnt get his head around it .....He was using 3.5TC rods and fishing for 20lbers......with a max cast of about 30 yards, he massively over gunned for the situation but was questioning his rigs not his rods. His set up looked nice tho which i think he was more bothered about rather than the functionality of it. Again, great video, was a great watch. 👍

@@Sniffer1111 until this session though, I've never had an issue with bunping off fish due to their strength even when fishing for smaller fish, so I still heavily attribute most of the loses to the barbless rule but maybe extenuated by the stiffer rods. The fact that everyone else on the lake lost multiple fish too with varying lengths and test curves suggests that it was also a barbless issue. Having said all that, I do tend to use my scopes on smaller venues so I may switch to softer scopes when I can

Cheers Martyn 😁

Thank you :) cheers for watching

Coking farm fishery. We were on long lake. Cheers for watching 😁

Nash low moonchair 👌🏻 it is comfortable but not the best on your back for long stints I have found

@@nuffinbutfishing have you tried the sonik one?

@@timtrapnell7464 not any more than 10 seconds at the sonik trade show. Very similar chairs 👌🏻

I dare not commit 🙈 cheers for watching

Apologies 🙈 cheers for watching though