Expander Pellet Fishing For Skimmers | Des Shipp
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- čas přidán 15. 01. 2023
- Des Shipp heads to Burley Fields Lake near Cheltenham to target skimmers and bream using 2mm Pro Expanders on the hook and as feed along with Thatchers groundbait and 2mm Feed Pellets. A Fantastic cool-water tactic when targeting commercial silverfish.
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The no pump expanders are a game changer.
Cracking fishing looks like a lovely old lake too
Cheers Des and the team, great tips! I’ll be honest, when the wind was up I could see no float!! 😂😂😂
How good is this man Des Shipps 🎣
Des your a machine mate 👍
Thanks Des Will definitely try these 2mm 👍🏻🎣🎣
Well done Des
Great video. It’s a brilliant skimmer venue all year round, £6 a day. In summer the big skimmers and bream love paste.
Nice video des well presented and thoroughly awsome fishing .
Will try this system on my next ol gits match, thanks Des for another brilliant session and great tips.If you are not getting bites would you still feed or just keep the feed rate down?
Do the expander pellets also work on natural waters??
I have a bit it trouble hooking 2mm is there a special way of doing it.
Hi Robert, no special way of hooking them as such, through the 'side of the barrel' and roll onto the hook. It's important to use a fairly fine wire hook though as a thicker wire guage could split the pellet.