Scratching On A Chocolate Canal
In the depths of winter, on a cold and chocolate-coloured canal, just getting a bite can be a challenge. I spend a couple of hours on the towpath to try and catch anything that...
Category: Tips
My Seatbox Setup
In my latest vid you can take a closer look at my seatbox and all the useful attachments, gizmos and accessories I use. Hopefully it will give you some useful tips for your own...
New Video: Winter Wag & Corn
Waggler fishing with sweetcorn for carassio, carp and F1s. I tackle Jennys Pool at White Acres Fishery in Cornwall to demonstrate a really enjoyable float fishing tactic. Enjoy!
Paste Fishing!
Check out my latest video on the Fish Matrix YouTube Channel. It’s all about paste fishing!
Whip Fishing On The River
An evening session on the River Thames with a couple of 5m whips and some groundbait to demonstrate how to put a quality net of roach, perch, bleak, dace and hybrids together in double-quick...
Loads Of Boats (And A Few Fish)
Even with heavy boat traffic there are fish to be caught on a busy, summer canal. I recently visited the Oxford Canal to see what I can catch in just a couple of hours...
Margin Paste Fishing!
Here’s how to bag up with carp on paste down the edge! I pay my first visit to Lodge Farm Fisheries in Fritwell, Oxfordshire, to show how simple and effective this brilliant pole fishing...
Pole Rigs For Carp & Commercials
My latest video takes a look inside my pole winder trays, highlighting key pole floats and rigs for various fishing situations. Rig choices for full-depth, margins, shallow, snags, F1s, big carp, poor conditions, swinging,...
Bagging Up With Meat!
In my latest YouTube vid I’ll show you how to catch carp and F1s with luncheon meat and short pole tactics! Filmed on High Pool at Tunnel Barn Farm as I set myself a...
The 11 Minute Challenge
See how many fish I can catch in just 11 minutes! I target Warren Pool at the excellent Meadowlands Fishery near Coventry, and try and target everything that swims using groundbait, micro pellets and...
