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Thanks Seth. I'm sure that someone out there could make a mark 2 version which could be sold as a kit. As for me, I'm 68, so going back to sitting in a kayak isn't something on my horizon.😁😁👍👍

Lol. Thanks Paul. 😁😁👍👍

All good as long as you caught a few mate. Sorry to hear about the knee and back. I hope its nothing too serious.

@@FishingwithDen I do not like this getting old bit at all! I have wear on both knee joints and smashed them up as child! Both straight after each.

Thanks Michael. I hope all goes well for your wife too mate.😁😁👍👍

@@FishingwithDen cheers den

It was nice Clive, but I'm craving some warmth again now mate.😁😁👍👍

Hi Al. The Pole is a Daiwa Yank n Bank 14.5 metres. I live in Australia, so there is a thriving secondhand scene for UK tackle down here. I actually bought 2 of these poles from my mates. One had never been used and the other had been used once. It means I have lots of spares and the whole lot cost me the same as one new pole from the UK.

Thanks Danny. You can't but Maggots in the shops like in the UK or Europe. You either have to send off for them online and get them shipped in, or make your own. Shipping costs a lot of money. I have tried to make my own, but my wife shut production down when she tried to sit in the garden and got inundated with flies.🤣🤣👍👍

Thanks Keith.👍👍

Yep. Every time Peter!🤣🤣👍👍

You are absolutely right Ralf. I would love to catch other European type species. I was supposed to have a holiday about 2 months ago to a location about 1000kms away where I could catch Roach and Tench, but unfortunately, my injured finger meant I had to cancel it. I will do the trip sometime in the future though.

I’m slowly building knowledge on great roach and tench waters in Victoria now. Some decent sport!

@@GeorgeSavile I'm looking forward to the day I can get down there and sample some of that fishing George

@@FishingwithDen I'll keep my fingers crossed for you that it works next time. Nice big roach is my favorite type of fish to feed. And of course bream.

Thanks Ovidiu. I might take you up on that offer in the near future mate. I will be looking into that kind of thing because my wife is going into hospital for hip surgery and I will need to be at home during her recovery.

@@FishingwithDen May your wife have a speedy recovery and good health for both of you !

@@loursb Thanks mate.

I've never seen them Paul. They might be something we can get sent over from the UK, but the Customs and Border people might confiscate them if they have certain substances in them.

@@FishingwithDen A friend of mine brought some with him when he visited a few weeks ago. I think I prefer bread in winter...

@@melbournecoarseangling I like like it too. Its Cheap.😁😁👍👍

Another great video Den, I was rambling last week on my local river and I seen a bloke fishing with Baked beans, I asked if he had caught any and he pulled out his net, full of bream! Have you ever tried any unusual baits?

@@davidibirch3025 Hi Paul. I haven't tried Baked Beans, but I have used Potato Pellets. It was some years ago, but here's the videos: czcams.com/video/b4w4eQLlgBk/video.html czcams.com/video/0xj1xpZpQ3A/video.html

Its a common misconception mate. The nearest Crocs to me are much further North. I would estimate at least 1000 miles away.

Thanks Paulus.👍👍

Hi Barry, I use the Creality Ender 3 V3 SE. It's an FDM printer and its really easy to set up and use. Its also quite cheap.

​@FishingwithDen Thanks Den. Barry

Hi Martin. Are you talking about a Slider Float or a Polaris Float here. They are completely different, so I need a bit more information please.

Hi den sorry it didn't really make sense when reading back i was taking about them both . The first part was about the slider and my question is when trying to find the depth and if the depth is deeper still then your rod is it just about adjusting the stop knot as the slider float once in the water will travel up and will only stop once it it's the stop knot so it can take a period of time ? Yes I know the polaris float is completely different and finds its depth which I think appeals to me more as it will find the depth quicker and there's no stop knot needed going through it the rings. My question about the polaris which may be depending on what size polaris float you use but what the lightest wait you can get away with on one of these floats to still work? And what polaris float were you using on the video? Den your videos are really great to watch and I'm very impressed mate .

@@martinhassall7884 Hi Martin. All I do to plumb the depth with a Slider Float is put a shot (SSG or AAA) either on the hook or immediately above it and then cast out as normal. If it sinks, your too shallow and if it floats your too deep. If the float does show above the water, take a foot of depth off and cast again until the float sinks. Repeat this process until the float just sinks, then you can add just a little more depth until the bait is on the bottom and the float tip sits normally. With regard to the Polaris Floats, the one I was using has a sticker on the side which says 6 - 10ft 3/4oz. I hope that helps.

Den thank you very much that's perfect.

Thanks Martin. You could definitely use one in shallower water, especially if its very windy. Have a look at this video:czcams.com/video/oQlmvJ2VhUo/video.html Alternatively you can just use a normal waggler float in 5 feet or so of water. czcams.com/video/l4omnunNaAM/video.html

Thanks Faan. I just responded to your email.😁😁👍👍

Thanks Martijn. Did you see last weeks video covering testing, or are you talking about testing the next version with a flat side?

Thanks David. I'm finding that my finger is improving all the time mate. It is slow, but I'm definitely getting there now.

Thank you very much for your kind comments. I hope my new feeders work well for you.

salut rammstein si tes essais sont concluant as tu possibilites de produit ces feeders pour la vente je suis de rouen mais j ai pas d imprimante je ne peux donc pas les fabriquer

​@@dominiquebaumgarten8010 Malheureusement mon fils me fait quelques bricoles mais a temps perdu, je ne pourrais donc pas vous faire plaisir, vraiment désoler.

merci pour ta reponse

Thanks Jonathan. I'll see if I can get around to doing the smaller versions soon.

Much appreciated Ovidiu. Thank you,

Thanks Michael. I'm just happy to be retired and enjoying myself these days mate.

Can't argue with that den 😊

Thanks Danny.

I'm glad you liked them. This is the first time I have used the Creality equivalent of Thingiverse, so please let me know if there are any problems with printing.

Thanks Ralf

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No worries mate. I'm glad my video helped.

Depending on the type of weed growth, I would probably use a slider float setup. I have a venue where the water is very clear and weeds do grow up from the bottom, so by using the slider I can keep the bait at whatever height is required.

Thanks Colin. There are probably lots of others mate. I think I have over 250 videos now.😁😁👍👍

No worries mate. I'm glad you are enjoying them.😁😁👍👍

I got old and had to give it away Alan.😁😁👍👍

Thanks Barry. The feeders are 3D Printed mate. I will see if I can superimpose the dimensions when I do the editing.

Hi Clive. I was using 0,25mm Guru Drag line with a 0.28mm leader. I don't go too fine over here due to all the rocks and sharp edges.

Thanks Danny.

No problem Stephen. Unfortunately, they might be more like a suit of armour than waders though.🤣🤣👍👍

Thanks for your kind comments. The .stl files will be available with next weeks video.😁😁👍👍

Hi mate. Thanks for your comments. I have no qualifications at all, unless you count GCSE's in English, French, German and English Law. I also cannot draw anything. All I do is look at a problem, think about what I can do to overcome it and then design a product in my head when I go to bed at night.

@@FishingwithDen I'm genuinely surprised to hear you say that and actually quite inspired by it. I have made some of your interchangeable wagglers and all the time I was making them I was thinking how smart your idea was. I now have a draw full of float making materials and even pushed the boat out to use decals for the shotting. Your videos always teach me something new. Thanks mate

@@brummie43 No worries Brummie. I'm glad my ideas are helping you.

I think I did mention that 12 Degrees was Summer in the UK Barbara.🤣👍