Barbel - Bait Dropping & Real Time Underwater Swim Build Up

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  • čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
  • Accurate bait dropping is a devastating method of preparing a barbel swim before and during fishing.
    Also show in real time is how the swim builds up after a typical bait droppering.

Komentáře • 33

  • @TitusAduxas100
    @TitusAduxas100 Před 6 lety +1

    Great video. Not only does it show the use of the bait dropper but also, and I think much more impressive, the devastating attraction of hemp. Bait droppers are probably one of the most overlooked pieces of fishing equipment ever.

  • @MrDINODINO74
    @MrDINODINO74 Před 4 lety +2

    ... thanks for your efforts, if this technology was available 30 years ago, my life could be more easy.

  • @bigowl9408
    @bigowl9408 Před 11 lety

    Never tier of seeing fish feeding, let alone catching them as they are so graceful. Good little video.

  • @cns180784
    @cns180784 Před 6 lety

    Brilliant, its great watching them feed and i was amazed at how quickly they all came, great vid cheers.

  • @Beesa10
    @Beesa10 Před 10 lety

    Interesting to see how the fish move around the bait (explains those plucks you sometimes get before a take) and appear to be drawn in by the activity of the other fish. They move in and start feeding almost immediately too and don't seem to be spooked off by the disturbance of the dropper (which as an angler I find encouraging!).
    Recently I cast out with a 3oz running lead and 15mm boilie after feeding some hemp ground bait, mixed pellets and a couple of handfuls of boilies, standard stuff, I barely had time to put the rod in the rest and had a fish on. The lead must have landed on top of the fish more or less, so clearly if there is a group of them feeding confidently it can take more than a splash caused by your lead/feeder to put them off.

  • @MrTwistedtoaster
    @MrTwistedtoaster Před rokem

    Thank you for a great video!

  • @01huggybear
    @01huggybear Před 11 lety

    Super footage. Now I just have to persuade my wife to buy me the videos for Christmas....

  • @Nutberg20
    @Nutberg20 Před 12 lety

    Nice footage here :-) can't wait until saturday!!!

  • @barronsquashmunch713
    @barronsquashmunch713 Před 7 lety +3

    That's a stunt fish who has been payed to appear on cue

  • @mirrorman8728
    @mirrorman8728 Před 7 lety +1

    Beautiful fish

  • @rivercarplife
    @rivercarplife Před 13 lety

    great video, what river is this?

  • @randompenetrations
    @randompenetrations Před 7 lety

    Interesting, thank you for sharing

  • @StuWalkerFishingAdventures

    A small river trent tributary in Nottingham

  • @jasonking1948
    @jasonking1948 Před 7 lety

    Hi. How did you get the camera into the spot you were in? Have a gopro and would like to try something similar to scope the layout and bottom.

    • @MotionAmplificationRMSLtd
      @MotionAmplificationRMSLtd Před 7 lety +2

      Hi Jason i used a weighted housing with a camera inside. If i was using go pro i would get an adapter to get go pro thread into a piece of bankstick,think terry eustace does them, then glue the bankstick into a small piece of paving slab maybe 6 by 6 inch, you will need to drill hole into paving slab.

  • @1Cocknose1
    @1Cocknose1 Před 8 lety

    Is that a big roach mixed in amongst them chub and barbel?

  • @ankrapek12
    @ankrapek12 Před 12 lety

    where can i download these series? :)

  • @xinstinct_gamersx9642
    @xinstinct_gamersx9642 Před 10 lety

    fairnham brooke, bobs island??

  • @awaken77
    @awaken77 Před 3 lety

    not only barbels, 4:12 this is chub

  • @ha5enk552
    @ha5enk552 Před 5 lety

    At 7:55 you can see where an otter has had hold of the barbel

  • @oliverwilkinson5773
    @oliverwilkinson5773 Před 6 lety

    One thing i always wonder is what rod do u use with a baitdropper

  • @xinstinct_gamersx9642
    @xinstinct_gamersx9642 Před 10 lety

    how would i go about using a dropper on the trent??

    • @StuWalkerFishingAdventures
      @StuWalkerFishingAdventures  Před 10 lety

      No problem I have been using a dropper on the trent this year, they can be cast at least to mid river if required, I just add a bit of extra lead around the bottom weight to get it down quicker in the fast swims. I always have a spare rod setup just for droppering. Sometimes I re-dropper whilst my other rod is in the swim. Better fishing your own bank closer in more accurate baiting equals more fish. Hope that helps

    • @xinstinct_gamersx9642
      @xinstinct_gamersx9642 Před 10 lety

      thanks, i managed it last weekend. using a 3oz one , cheers

    • @wonkylommiter6364
      @wonkylommiter6364 Před 5 lety +1

      @@StuWalkerFishingAdventures I never thought of using another rod for the baitdropper, (stupidly!) but that makes sense, to bait drop while your other leger rod has a weight/bait in the swim. in my defence I'm fairly new to it, but many thanks for this vid, and tips! appreciated.

    • @StuWalkerFishingAdventures
      @StuWalkerFishingAdventures  Před 5 lety

      No problem :)

  • @StuWalkerFishingAdventures

    You can purchase them from bobrobertsonline

  • @leeprice7810
    @leeprice7810 Před 4 lety

    Ditto to cs 180784 comment