Waggler & Tares! 

Absolutely :-)

Thanks for watching :-)

Glad you enjoyed it

Good stuff, I have caught on the Thames on corn a few times but don't seem to get it to work so well on the float in a match.

Absolutely

Glad you enjoyed it Chris

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks a lot Terry

You bet

Glad you like them mate

Go for it!

Glad you enjoyed it

Sounds great! I need to visit the Broads

@@JonArthur you'd enjoy it there jon

Yep I’ll pack my bait waiter or apron next time

Thanks 👍

You got that right!

I did!

Best of luck getting out on the bank

Nice one. Love the Thames!

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks mark not too bad now 👍👍

Me too ha ha

Hopefully they'll come out Ok, not had time to look at any footage yet...

Thanks 👍

Sounds good. Let me know if it works

Hi Jon just got home! Only way I could get passed the bleak was pellet and sweetcorn. Caught on both. Tares weren’t working bleak had them! 😢 I’m not even going to buy casters or maggots yet.. Had about 5lb of fish in 4 hours. With probably an hour trying to work it out. I ended using a 3.5 gram waggler went heavy to avoid the bleak and I think in my match coming up I’m going to use a bolo, 5-6 grams I’ve got in my box. Olivette and all the weight at the bottom. I suppose I could feeder fish it but you don’t explore the swim half as much! With todays condition I’m quite happy the weather was rough! I’ve never fished a match but I’ve watch your videos thank you. I think I’m going to ball out groundbait with 2/3mm pellets and hemp. Then just feed hemp.

Many thanks, yes I assumed it was about that. Bottomless above the pumping station though!

Thanks 👍

Yep great way to catch 👍

You and me both!

Nice one Martin. All the lower moors pegs look nice don’t they

Great stuff. I have little use for a lasso but it’s something I can add to my list cheers

Many thanks for the support

It’s all proper ha ha

@@JonArthur yep your right mate im a course angler but its deffo alot harder on them rivers and canals

@@JonArthur but then again its somthing iv not done much of

Good stuff Steve. Watch they dont boil over too quickly as tares go a bit froffy!

yes i cooked them under done been in and out of the freeze cooked a pint up 4th day now i think and just getting them now to soften up these are small uniform tares can see them great on a canal as well soon i get some from a pet shop loose

I have some pearl barley in the freezer and various other seeds to try. Just need the time...

@@JonArthur we used them too all work now I mostly use seeds for my big carp fishing.groats are great nice and milky roach etc will take them.Anyway best of luck mate next time you're on the bank.

Yep love catching on tares when they’ll have it

I get asked a lot, but if you search for one of my older long Evesham Festival films at around 10 minutes in it shows all: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tKSRBMBwp38.htmlsi=RFGz9N74vhDrpcKW&t=628

I hadn't noticed to be honest, but I don't want to take a saw to it!

Ahhh thanks ❤️

I carry both the large frame models and swap on the day, strong and x strong 👍

Yes mate hemp and tares will work for carp on commercials in the right conditions, I've had carp on them in September and October when the weather is cooler and they are used along with maggots

It definitely works. I saw a match won at tunnel barn on tares many years ago! And a lot of neglected silvers in these venues

I never sadly never drew a waggler peg on the festival but still had it with me just in case

Yep love sitting or standing in the water. Easier to slide fish to the hand too

All depends on the day and peg really

Tares are a particle bait that are readily available in all good uk tackle shops (often both dry or cooked) and are a seed or pulse. Also used as horse and bird feed so they are also available from some grain and animal feed merchants. Honestly don’t know what plant they derive from though. Bigger than hemp and, once prepared, easier to hook, so make a good compliment to hempseed. Prepped very similar to hemp by soaking and boiling.

It’s a pea from a plant called vetch, I believe. They’re mentioned in a parable in the bible!

Yes you can!

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Maybe! 🪶

Absolutely 🤣🐟🐟🐟🐟

I reckon it was anywhere from 7ft to 70ft!

@@JonArthur cheers I hate not knowing 🤣

Most uk tackle shops stock tares, some do pre-prepared on little bags or tubs.

Maybe with the beauty of hindsight but I wanted to try several baits thanks