Out standing insight into the fine tuning needed to get the best from your pellet fishing many thanks Andy much appreciated. This kind of insight into your decision making is exactly the kind of content I need right now
Another awesome video with fantastic tips by a legend of pole angling. Thanks Andy & Guru for bringing such great videos. They sure helps me and improves my angling. Tight Lines and Merry Christmas to All
Another good Video of the merits of controlling your feeding to the amount of bites you are getting.Picked up some more bits of info which should work for me.Thanks Andy.
Hi Andy. You explained on the deep line you start by potting before changing to throwing. Instead of reverting back to the pot(when not enough fish present) would you consider starting up a new swim elsewhere?
Hi Alan, you find with starting a new swim it takes a while for the fish to turn up on that line, also doing this you will be splitting the fish in your peg, so you will have less fish on both lines than what you would have originally on the original line.
What is the maximum depth you would fish this style? On the continent a lot of carp lakes have a depth of 10ft plus. How many pellets would you feet in such a depth?
Great videos, thanks Andy! You explained that you were using a grey hydro through a short kit, which is much heavier than I expected for F1s. Would you use the same elastic for Tunnel at this time of year or perhaps something lighter?
Do you prime any if these swims with ground bait before the video shoots or are we seeing the beginning of your approach? Thanks for the great detail in these videos, much appreciated.
Hi Steve, you normally find that once the fish are in the margins they tend to be there for the rest of the day, being patient is the key, this will allow you to make the most of this swim!
Hi Christopher, I'd use a 6mm pellet if I ever have any problems with small fish such as skimmers in the peg or if I wanted to single out a bigger stamp of fish.
He did Rob. He stated he was using a size 16 SLWG eyed. Super-light-wire-gauge. The 'Super' is for the PTFE coating making it more durable. Light wire gauge being obviously a lighter hook than for example the Super MWG as that is a 'Medium' wire gauge. Hope this helps.
