River Fishing With Bread Punch

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Alan Barnes is your Cadence TV host this week. He's on a mission to land some 'crumping' roach on the River Ribble at Preston, Lancashire. In this video, Alan offers plenty of sound advice on how to go about this method which comes into its own during autumn and winter. Enjoy!
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@johncookson4139 4 года назад

Good Angler on an average peg... a valuable watch. The river was very clear when I walked down, one good sign was the thousands of fry in the shallow water. Great filming by Chappy as always

@britishbluetess 4 года назад

Proper seat box 👍🏻

@richardsagar9073 4 года назад

this brings back great memories of fishing the Calder and Ribble at Sale Wheel in the 60's for clonking roach with bread flake over bread crumb and maize meal. Excellent video thank you very much.

@CadenceFishingUK 4 года назад

you're welcome Richard

@smiff4748 3 года назад

Excellent video Alan, very informative as usual. Thank you for sharing.

@166Chatty 4 года назад

Lovely location and excellent fishing, eloquently explained by Alan and beautifully filmed by Chappy. Another Cadence winner.

@sliderfloatmaster9834 4 года назад

Absolutely fantastic video! Well done! Thanks!

@DannysAnglingBlog 4 года назад

another excellent video alan and chappy!!

@keithclayton654 4 года назад

Another great video, stunning photography by Chappie as usual,keep them coming.

@barbarajames8492 4 года назад

Good info on tactics and feeding bread. Well explained as usual with some beautiful roach caught. Enjoyed it thanks v much. Andy James

@keithbishop249 4 года назад

Great vid Alan good sport fishing punch in winter

@00markelliott00 4 года назад

Great video. Useful advice.

@JeffOrtega33 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing top class again

@terryyakamoto3488 4 года назад

i'll be trying that out on the tees this afty. cheers for the idea alan

@steve.s6741 4 года назад

Brilliant video as always mate.. I purchased the cr10 16 ft match rod. On it's first outing yesterday. was getting raoch up to 8 ounces. When a pike took one of the smaller ones.... Landed with relative ease after about 15 minutes a 7pound 7 ounces.. On a 2.7 bottom 👍

@dieangeln 4 года назад

Very nice and some cracking Roach

@neilmason158 4 года назад

Great video and well filmed and clear audio. I use 3g Bolo floats and Olivetti's all the time catching Dace and Grayling over the hill in North Yorks on the River Swale using my 14' Cr10. I had forgotten all about fishing bread on the river and only in the winter on commercials for Silver fish.

@CadenceFishingUK 4 года назад

Thanks Neil

@richardrichardw9520 3 года назад

Great video nice net of fish

@garywilliamsandmitsy 4 года назад

Lovely film. Nice too see alan on the bank. Well made film mr Chapman. Hope you and alan are well 👍👍👍

@CadenceFishingUK 4 года назад

All good Gary, thanks.

@jackschofield7506 4 года назад

Good vid by a good angler more please

@boansy1 4 года назад

Well in Alan, will get down to church deeps over the winter.....:)

@anderwmccleave2024 4 года назад

Magic

@neilstewart8524 4 года назад

Neil Stewart Good to watch a class angler at work

@diannejames148 4 года назад

Back to basics no crap well done as it's not easy

@jebos4982 4 года назад

j'aime ce genre de pèche,bravo

@CadenceFishingUK 4 года назад

Merci😀

@jamesmonaghan5478 4 года назад

Another fab vid.always.learn from a master at his craft.were did you get that bread punch tray?

@PatMo1888 4 года назад

Alan - why doesn't someone make a bread punch that floats? After losing a couple in the drink I've started drilling holes in the handle, sticking a split-ring through it and hanging them from my neck on pole elastic using one of those quick release key ring thingies.