"Small River Pike Fishing" 

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Jamie Boomer many thanks for the kind comment.. It’s been a tricky year with all the restrictions because of Covid, but hopefully we will do some more videos in the near future 👍🏼

Wayne Zungaro Thank you, glad you enjoy them 👍🏼

bureboy thank you 🙏🏼 👍🏼

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PAUL FINLAY thank you Paul 👍🏼

Bazillions Thank you for your comment, we are quite lucky to have some decent sized pike in the part of the uk where I am, right in the heart of the Norfolk broads where there is so much history of some very big pike.. There are not as many as there once was due to other predators.. There’s a chance of the odd rogue monster pike but chances are few and far between..

Keep persevering mate, and pray to the pike gods 👍🏼🙏🏼

Gerald Swain Thanks for the feedback and thanks for subscribing, Norfolk is a lovely place and still a lot of areas where I can go fishing and not see a single soul 👍🏼

BOJH BUIIJ I had this problem as the flow did vary from time to time, I used to clip a heavier weight on just to anchor it to the bottom.. However last year korum brought out some quick change weights out.. These were perfect for the river I was on, and they are interchangeable, I think they range between 15g to 40g and had no trouble with putting the 40g one on when the water was pushing through hard.. They were spot on for the river I was on, I don’t know what sort of river you’re on but definitely worth a look.. I think they are called “Korum Snapper Quick Change Weights” I hope this helps. Failing that, try to find a bit of slacker water near a snag or on a bend, as quite often I find the pike like to sit in these areas out of the main flow 👍🏼

Marek Discher thanks for your kind comment, the net handle is a drennan twist lock, and the net is a rubberised mesh made by fox which I believe can be bought separate at certain tackle outlets, and that fits like a glove on 42” arms 👍🏼

What kind of rods do you use in this video ?

Matthew Wooldridge thank you 👍🏼