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The Session Gravel Pit Tench

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Having witnessed some incredible tench, and other species including a 40lb carp (footage within this video), caught at the Angling Trust Tench Masterclass at Farnham Angling Societies Mill Lane Fishery in association with the Tench Fishers I just had to head back to see if they were still on the feed?
First morning saw just one small tench landed but with the weather stormy, overcast and with a nice S/W wind blowing a few days later just had to give it one last go.
This video follows me on an almost standard mornings fishing on the lake, and although Im somewhat set in my ways, it shows that having an open mind really does help as during the session I tied up a new rig, one never used before and managed to land a tench on it.
Hope you like, keep those thumbs up and positive comments coming and please hit that subscribe button as it makes me simply want to get out more, create new videos and keep them coming your way.
If you fancy a days guiding for big tench, or any other species then simply email me at duncancharman@me.com for more details.
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28 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 9

@martinryan8101 6 месяцев назад

Brave man to step over your rods!

@marctomkins 4 месяца назад

Love the videos, helped loads with my first year tench fishing I’ve used a worm kebab for tench twice and twice been bitten off by a pike 😂 back to maggots and casters for me!

@duncancharmanangling1136 4 месяца назад

Glad it was helpful. Worms can be a problem when pike are present, try using shorter sections of worms as its the movement that the pike home in on.

@user-og2wr3bh8v Год назад

That Tench was kept out of the water for to long for the voice over in my opinion. Longer than l'd like to be kept underwater.

@beasbadges8827 8 месяцев назад

I have a question pls Duncan. I have a gravel pit with a few old large Tench I want to have a go at. But they have a traditional close season. The lake is full of bream and carp also, is it worth angling for them early March and in summer?

@duncancharmanangling1136 5 месяцев назад

I don't usually get the tench rods out till late April so would I target them by design in March probably not, however I fish Frensham Great Pond which also applies to the traditional close season, here I my findings.... As soon as this opens, June 16th you need to be on it and hopefully the tench won't have spawned, which usually they have. This isn't because they are bigger, but simply easier to catch, however the fishing can still be brilliant up till the first week in Aug when small fish make maggot/worm, even 8mm pellet fishing frustrating. Now this is something to consider. FGP has some big Rudd in it and a few years back I targeted these right through the winter on maggot and caught loads as well as loads of tench, I remember winding my rods in at 1am in January having caught 21 tench and needed some sleep. In winter they are very nocturnal, but get your location right and they can be caught.