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Anglers' Net
Registrace 21. 08. 2007
Founded in 1999, Anglers' Net is one of the UK's oldest online fishing magazines.
Penn & Berkley Boat Fishing Combo
Gethyn Owen, skipper of My Way 2, gives a brief overview of the Penn Prevail II 12/20 boat rod, Penn Fathom 15LD boat reel and Berkley Sick Flanker 10cm - a winning combo aboard his own charter boat.
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Carping legend Frank Warwick takes on the ultimate big carp challenge
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Re-upload, as the original got deleted! Join carping legend Frank Warwick as he takes on a fantastic carp challenge.
Smoothound Fishing with the Shakespeare Agility Tipster rods
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Mike Thrussell Snr & Jnr give an overview of why the Shakespeare Agility Tipster range of rods are fantastic for smoothound fishing. See the full range - www.purefishing.com/ Top quality charter boat fishing in North Wales aboard My Way 2 - goangling.co.uk/ Mike Thrussell Jnr has his own sea fishing website, too - www.talkseafishing.co.uk/ Our sincere thanks to Jim Midgley, cameraman, and Mike ...
Fly Fishing by J R Hartley - The Most Famous Fly Fishing Book In The UK?
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Who remembers this Yellow Pages advert? It became so famous that a book was then created to match it! Can you think of any other famous adverts that feature fishing? www.anglersnet.co.uk/
Free Fishing Game - Let's Fish!
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Let's Fish is THE fun, FREE fishing game - sign up and play straight away here - www.anglersnet.co.uk/recommends/letsfish
Tips and tactics to catch more tench
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Bait Factory tester and top all-rounder Dom Garnett visits the Marsh Farm Complex to target the resident tench. See how he overcomes difficult conditions and learn some handy fish-catching tips.
A beginner's guide to floatfishing with Matt Hayes
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The UK's most well-known angler - Matt Hayes - gives a step-by-step guide on how to floatfish. It's perfect for newcomers to the sport. Thanks for watching - www.anglersnet.co.uk
Frank Warwick takes a 100lb-plus catfish on fake corn!
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See footage of carp legend Frank Warwick with a 100lb-plus catfish caught on Enterprise Tackle imitation corn. The giant was banked during a trip to the prolific Bluebell Lakes complex in Northants.
Learn Spring pike fishing tips with John Davey
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Lure expert John Davey catches a 20lb-plus pike from famous Blithfield Reservoir - and delivers a predator fishing masterclass. www.anglersnet.co.uk
Enterprise Tackle consultant Alan Stagg catches a giant 3lb 14oz crucian carp
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Top big-fish angler Alan Stagg targets huge crucian carp and tench at Johnson's Lake on the Marsh Farm complex. Learn the tactics he used to bank his giant with Anglers' Net TV.
35lb 12 oz Mirror Carp
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www.anglersnet.co.uk/ editor with a 35lb 12oz Mirror Carp.
35-12 Mirror Going Back
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www.anglersnet.co.uk/ editor returning a 35lb 12oz mirror carp
35-12 Mirror Carp
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www.anglersnet.co.uk/ editor preparing for a photo. It's a bit windy!
Cheap LED Lamp From ASDA
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One of the handiest bits of kit for beach fishing I've bought in ages. And it cost under £3! Discussion here: www.anglersnet.co.uk/forums/LED-Light-Bought-t1092703.html
Wilson Flyer - Angling Boat Reviewed @ AnglersNet.co.uk
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Wilson Flyer - Angling Boat Reviewed @ AnglersNet.co.uk
Was fly fishing a real book or made up for the purpose of this advert?
There were other adverts where he was the boss of some works where he gave promotion to a not quite go ahead person because of his politeness to older people.
He may be best remembered as the doddery Senior in this commercial, but let's not forget that Norman Lumsden was also a first-rate operatic bass. I once saw him perform live in Britten's 'The Little Sweep'. He lived to the age of 95.
Not all heroes wear capes
Is this the dude in "Dear God" by XTC? Up a tree?
Other books that feature fishing? 'The Compleat Angler' of course, by Izaak Walton, who is supposed to have learned to fish in Tixall Wide. 'Salmonia' by Humphry Davy, which is apparently about "the pleasures of angling, full of descriptions of river scenery".
What a delightful man , reminds me of my grandfather miss you both , Norman Lumsden and a fine performance too
I bought the book. 😁
I FOOKING CRIED WATCHING THIS
<3
The name 'waggler' comes from the way the float waggles in the air when you cast
Just checked and eBay do have copies for sale including a leather bound edition! Took, what, 20 seconds to find!
Pre eBay, those WERE the days!
best thing about this advert is, they actually published a book on the popularity of this ad, great memories,
This is for beginners?
very useful, thank you
You are welcome!
One for you Steve? 🤣
How to adjust the line if the water is deeper than the length of the rod, to hit the bottom?
Enjoyed that. Thanks for the tips and information.
I need someone’s help I went fishing tonight and really struggled to cast further out. I could only get it a couple metres out. When I made it heavier to cast further the float was just sinking? Pleaaaase advise thank you
Hi mate thanks so much for sharing this! I have been out of UK past 33 years and shall be returning soon finally! I am looking forward to fishing my local gravel pit membership again :)I plan to start back fishing slowly again both by float fishing for silver fish for a season before hopefully moving onto Tench and maybe Carp in the same lake maybe a season after. I am very greatfull for these tips as its been so long!! Big Thanks mate:)
I went fly fishing once----------- and caught a 10 pound blue bottle.
You didn't happen to catch an eccles as well, did you? They came as a pair.
I featured it in the "Angling Times"
The variable beachcaster rig as invented by Frank Getley on Jennetts reservoir in Devon with myself helping back in 1981 and I've used it every year since on suitable waters... Jennetts was about 26ft deep and the carp were very wary with floaters.......this rig solved the problem...
I bought the carp rod combo and it’s amazing but then I watch this video and he’s saying not to have thick bouncy line... but the rod comes with thick bouncy line... Matt what you saying
A controlled Underarm Lob or flick is also effective & more desirable when fishing in the Margins. Same easy action as Matt has shown, except Underarm.
nice pike buddy and good tips
Good video Matt. Plenty of info for new comers to fishing .
Very good video👍
There is a feeding frenzy behind you, you have a rod, but dont cast!😂 you british are so proper😂😂
The fish will be there after the video too...
Float fishing for commercial carp you can change your weights. I used to set up a swan shot 3 inches from the hook and then spread the rest up the line. This way you can spot bites two ways. float goes under or lifts out. creates a lighter version of a bolt rig too and aids setting the hook.
hows ron?
Hi john, loved the video, what kind of electric outboard did you put on the side of the boat. ?
Sorry about the below comment I meant to say Great video love Matt wish to I had seen this when I started fishing with my husband 8 years ago. I still cant land my fish using a net and my husband always helps I really do need to master this but really find keeping the fish on in one hand and getting the net in position to get it really awkward. Any videos on this technique I can catch them no problem!
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Thanks simple and helpful
one thing. the weights needed to weigh down a float are written on the side of the float now are they the weights placed directly either side of the float or is it the total weight including the smaller weights down towards the hook? thanks
that is the weight you need to set the float but take into consideration the bait you are using. worms or corn are heavier than maggots for example so you may need to under shot your line depending on what youre using
@@charliepamment1 thanks
thank you matt , where can we buy this rod ?
No wedding ring on 🤔
@radabee1 nah I'm straight thanks
Don't want to risk it catching on anything and losing it, too many tales of losing rings while fishing
I needed to know what hooks and how to tie them
birchyboy 28 DONT you know how to do it
@@HDMIGAMER yeh but ide be fucked if I didn't from this shit video
@@birchyboy2881 lol
@@HDMIGAMER lmao replying to a 1 year old comment with 'lol'
Goodness! He's a big'n 🐟 Jay
ten silly nicompoops thumb this down...........the sad little twerps go on matt
Wish I seen this when I first started 3 weeks ago. Very informative mate.
How are ya getting on since?
Eoghan Dridl he’s dead
Cat fish took him under
have you caught any fish yet mate
Miss the guy man :( haven't seen him about in agers
@radabee1 no he isn't 😆
Great video
Some really unintelligent comments made on here.
Schmeckles you don’t know shite either
Matt I have been waiting for this video as your first one disappeared just as I was getting into it.I will make sure I dont lose this one, as a beginner I will highly reccomend this to all starting out. is there a DVD of this series to buy, it would be very good to watch and learn from it. A video well done.
Can you share the link to buy the DVD?
boring...
Martin Pêcheur shut up
nobhead Pecheur!
wells catfish?
Whats the UK record ?? Here in norway there is a special small lake, giant crusians over 5lbs...
I have a 15lb line for float fishing. Nonsense about it making it more difficult, if anything, it means you don't lose the fish when your crap line snaps.
Bprezzle it 6lb or 4lb is perfect for float fishing maybe you’re just shit and casting into tree and breaking of or your fishing for 30lb fish you can fish 15lb line with the thickness of 5lb line (braid fishing line) but we normally use mono and from experience 15 line doesn’t really fit in a float or the size of hook you should have been using
@@StirringAlloy if your sea float fishing for coalfish as an example, those beasties can weigh up to 18lbs with an average of 7lbs, so a heavier line is needed. But like most things, some survival/extinction bias is typically at play in most communities. The biggest recommendation is take your time I researching, what you want to catch, where etc and then equip yourself with knowledge before buying anything. Much like any big hobby like cycling, rowing, etc