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in my opinion i think its a very pointless motorway due to the traffic volume

snapped the end of mine like the rod though

I bend them back it's easy but you have got a point

Good review. The "cons" are not deal breakers. This lens requires understanding what the lens is capable of doing and how to make adjustments to achieve the desired results.

Thinking of trying a locslide as for the lake? large pond lol tight lines.

Sloooow it down and you’ll catch a tonne, that bit of the broads is alive with perch.....

Thanks for the great review! All the best, David Miall (Wisper Bikes)

I've found that telling the truth won't make you many friends but the ones you do make will also be honest..........the others are just kidding themselves.

Great review, I shoot professionally and I have ordered this lens and will be using it with my 5D Mark IV. As far as weight I'm used to it. It will be a welcome addition to my other lenses.The only cravat I have is the barrel zoom, however I am impressed with the focal range in one lens. I have been a Canon man forever and I have to say, Well done Canon!!! PS to Ugly Boy nice beast Man, that one will be my next step

These or gulp minnows?

I’m not going in the winter,we are off a few times a year to the DE PARIS HOTEL,love Cromer ,

I've never had a problem with my korum rod's. I own the korum snapper cult 120g 8 foot lure rod and two other 12f barbel rod's and all working great. You just got a bad one . It does happen no matter who the manufacturer is. As a foot note all 3 of my korum rods have a 18 month guarantee now if that don't speak volume's about there customer service I don't know what does.

well, if you like looking at roads it's perfect, NOT.

Perfect, I´m going to buy it. Thanks.

you need to test ur bike out in deepest s.devon proper hills here mate

Note been there yet looking good there nice one don 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤠🇬🇧

Thank you.

Great for video work where you can go from miles away to up close and tight within seconds and with smooth zooming throughout! Got to get one! Going to sell my other two 'L' series lens to get this monster!

Thanks for the video - what is the weight and how does it compare with the Brompton electric? - cheers - Peter

You’re a prick mate

I own such a lens and am very happy with it. It makes fantastic pictures and it's flexibility is extraordinary. Perfect for shots in the mountains, where I can cature the whole scene or just one mountain top. The lens is indeed very heavy and for a longer shoot I would recommend a tripod or monopod for your support. After all it's a very flexible and fine lens and the image quality is really good!

I had the most amazing dining experience when I went for dinner last year. Your taste buds may not be at their best, because the buns were unbelievable, and the food in general was great! I can be hard to please when it comes to food, but I was very impressed with this place......I can't wait to go back!!

Can I ask did Korum resolve or attempt to resolve this for you ?

Riding an e-bike without power assist is a work out. Yes BECAUSE YOUR POWER ASSIST IS OFF! You could ride a normal bike to do some work if you have to turn off the power assist :P

It's not Wroxham or even Wrexham it is Hoveton ,pronounced 'hofton'. What is this guy trying to say ?

Seems a bit unfair...it could have been damaged at some point...I'm sure they are stress tested.

This stays the lens of my dreams, whenever I have the money I will get it and use it all the time xD But I will probally also buy other lenses for the night and/or more specialised photography.

Clearly the AD200 is meant to be between speedlight size with more power like studio strobes without the much higher cost associated. As new product lines come out, sometimes new systems come with that. Including triggers.. If you don’t need the power of a strobe, but speedslights are not enough... the ad200’s are perfect for staying more mobile. No one is forcing you to take everything with you. Sure it’s annoying to need different batteries with different chargers. Buy a second battery if you really think you are going to run out on a regular basis. And adding a trigger for each ad200 would be dumb..sorry. I Personally use serval ad200’s and I rather buy 1 good working trigger for that system then have more than 2 laying around in a box. Especially if the trigger aren’t cheap at all. Investing in a system is a gamble, sure. You can still use “older” flashes with the current X system.

I go on holiday here its beautiful

Hi Due to the cold weather I would recommend drop shotting and not jigging as the perch are very lethargic. I haven't caught any perch jigging as they are not looking to chase lures. They want it on there nose. But I have caught all my perch on the drop shot over this cold period. I am virtually leaving the lure static in the water with only the slightest of twitches. And fishing about 3-4 inches deep But you have to find the perch first as they will be in deeper warmer water. Also I'm using a fox rage micro fry 4cm cut in half. This is working for me on my canals I am fishing. But it is getting hard to first find the fish. Tight lines.

You see, worms are the best!

#471 new supporter here... love using gulp.. hope you return the support

how did you do this. I have the 705 torque. can't find the option.

Great video, I really enjoyed watching. Thank you for uploading. SurvivalAustria

Nice video mate! Im not to surprised you didn't catch a big one due to the fact that they are alot smarter and wiser than the average perch in the shoal. To catch one takes alot of time and effort. Iether you get lucky and manage to snag a good one with the worms or you purposely target the bigger ones. I suggest going on a pike/perch session using sprats. My pb perch (3lb 10 Oz ) was caught on a twitched sprat. Lures will let you access the chance to a big perch but mainly I think it's where you fish that will ultimately decide wether you catch a big one or don't. Try the river wensum, it holds some very nice specimen perch. On that river, I would suggest using a twitched sprat or lures. The fox jigs caught me many good perch last season, I use the ones that look like they're hairy( can't remember Their names!). I cast them parallel to the marshes/reeds and slowly jig them. I even caught a 12 lb pike using this method but normally you get small jacks and decent perch. Please give it a go!!

Looks a very nice place for fishing. Just a quick tip for you, try using a drennan inline olivette with a number 6 or 8 shot as a stop. This way you have no resistance from any weight so it's free running. But you are still able to keep a tight line to your bait. As this helps in further bite detection. The olivettes come in different weight sizes. It is a method I use a lot for perch fishing with worms. Works a treat for me.

I recently went out for perch on the simple ssg shot+size 16 hook rig and caught about 16 little perch of which the biggest was a pound. It's really good fun!

Finally!

You have to set the gimbal in different position

Great pub on the corner there 🍻

good commentary!!

Could you tell us about your wormery?

Try cutting worms in half and mount on a hair rig

It's good to see you catching fish. Worms are almost guaranteed to get perch when all other methods fail. Have about a 3 foot length leader. You don't want to have it to short. With the uni knot you shouldn't really have any problems with it catching the rod rings, as long as you trim the tag ends really close to the knot. I use a Daiwa gekkabijin 7ft rod for my drop shotting and light lure fishing. Never had any issues with the knot catching on the rings. Tight lines.

Oh yeah, to increase your chances of a BIG one, try popping on a minnow to a size 10 hook. Normally attracts the attention of the big one in the shoal when the worms don't!

Well done mate, so pleased for ya! Knew it would work! Bet it feels good to finally have a tug on the end of your line!

Try under the road bridge with this method for the 2lb+ perch 👍👍👍

I don't know where you're going wrong mate, I guess the perch aren't biting. I do strongly recommend using worms and maggots, iether by stick float or ssg shot on the bottom. I even caught a fair few perch on 2 double maggots whilst feeder fishing for bream.

Have you tried anything in a really bright yellow or orange colour? it really seems to trigger the perch. I like to use brightly coloured shads/spinners to find the perch first and then target them with the drop shot. I also agree with the previous comment about finding structure, its better to spend a few minutes in the right place than several hours in the wrong one.

Damn, so close to getting that perch caught on camera!!! I do admire your perseverance mate, so many blank sessions but you still stick at it, well done! Are you gonna try the worms soon?