The thinking angler, this twosome works so well because Andy ask’s all the right questions, in a way we can all take it in, IMHO thank you both and a special thanks to camera man 👏👍💪💪
Watched this video... two days later fished a match and was struggling... so tried this method had 5 fish in 7 casts put me back in contention.... thank you Jamie and Andy for a well explained method....quality 👍
Jamie. TRied this method on Molly's lake, Birkwood Fisheries, Wakefield. Followed your advice to the tee. And.............worked like a dream. I had one bream after another, what a sesh!! Thanks a bunch Mr Hughes.
You two are the best and the most interesting people in the world of fishing also very funny and also most of all you keep things simple and easy to understand for the pleasure anglers like my self keep up the great work boys love your videos so entertaining thanks
Jamie & Andy, This style of video is great with some top tips for Feeders, Bait, Hook lengths and casting. More of the same please. Best regards, Wayne 😀👍
Love watching guys and hoping to enter my first match at some point this year due to vids like this getting me keen to try. Love you 2 guys and look forward to plenty more tips and laughs
Hi you two , I have just got back in to finishing again and I can not wait to get out fishing soon . I in joy your videos that you make keep up the great work and be safe 🙏from colin bradford Milton Keynes.
Jamie. I tried this at Hallcroft yesterday, and had my first 20lb common carp from the venue. It had taken me 5 years fishing the place twice a week to catch that fish. So thanks for the head up Jamie. 21.30z
Brilliant advice as always. is there any way that the lads can do a video detailing the difference between skrettins and coppens and thier different uses??? please??? ta very muchly
Great video as usual lads, seeing Jamie moulding the pellets onto the feeder by hand is there any time you guys would use a pellet/groundbait mould to put the feed onto the feeder
Very informative and well explained as usual, great way to loose a rod if you forget the clutch😄. If allowed would you use a backshot to deck the line near the feeder ?
Nice vlog Jamie and Andy loving the top tips and the banter 👍👍👍Jamie does finding that right depth, type of bottom of the venue and type of feeder make the difference getting those extra bites?
You need to know what you are fishing on, no matter what method you are using. At the very least a quick check to make sure there are no big snags or bars where you are fishing, but if you know if you are fishing on silt or gravel, you can make adjustments accordingly.
Going to try this method next weekend, however, the water is IMO plagued by bream. Haven't really found a method that gets past them yet, hopefully this succeeds. :) great vid as always, cheers.
Great video again guys, just a bit confused how Jamie says he doesn't use coloured hookbaits but a couple of days ago there was 4 coloured spotted fin method hookbaits came out?
A natural 'pellet' colour is often the starting point, which is why there is one in his new range, but always pays to have options covered. Some days something bright will get you bites quicker. All about working it out on each venue and session. Hence carrying a selection :)
Just thread it up your line and attach a swivel or quick change bead. Most will have full instructions for that specific feeder on the back of the packaging :)
Hi would u need to use a pellet binder if you just use micros from fishery soaked normally I'm just worried when I cast in that the micro are just coming off before the method feeder gets to the bottom cheers guys any tips
The main thing is trying not to wind when the clutch is giving line, but it's just one of those things that will happen when catching lots of fish. Just keep an eye on the line and be prepared to replace it if it starts getting really bad.
Think smaller fish do attract the bigger ones to the bait. The big ones come in like the typical bully and give it the “shove off this is mine” attitude.
You two are the best and the most interesting people in the world of fishing also very funny and also most of all you keep things simple and easy to understand for the pleasure anglers like my self keep up the great work boys love your videos so entertaining thanks
