Took my sons friend fishing when he was twelve,… Jack arrived with a brand new brolly his dad got him, feeling very proud. Sadly half way through our session it took off across the lake in exactly the same manner …. only difference being it sank… 😱 I was very embarrassed… Enjoyed your vid, keep up the good work 👍
I'd have been more impressed if you'd cast over to your brolly and retrieved it by rod and line! Alls well that ends well! Good net of stripeys, there's millions of them down at my end, but the pound plus ones seem a rarity, I used get a few lunkers up to 2lb a few years back, maybe its a cycle thing?? Good vid 😊
@000fishing over the course one winter I had several perch of pound a half plus amongst bags of silvers, that was on the lock pounds at Wheelton. Now they all seem to be 3 or 4 ounces! May try a mepps or wooly bugger fly on a sinking line with a 6lb titanium bite trace as insurance against the inevitable Jacks! 👍
It was _"brolly good to be able to get it back."_ 8-))... Having navigated countless miles on our inland waters over numerous decades from the Severn to the Trent and to the Thames and all those in between, that L&L canal looks nice. It has that dark, greeny, fishy look to it. A bit like the Grand Union Canal. Oh! I'd also suggest staking your brolly next time you go out too ;-))...
Great entertaining video. I don't know if you were using the same set-up for perch and bream? If so I find that smaller hooks work better on bream, size 18 or smaller even in clear water. Happy fishing. 👍
I don’t get it, why didn’t you just cast your float into the brolly and hook it. I lost a hat that was on the bottom, 20m downstream from where i had jumped in to get it out of the reeds. Hook it straight away. Next time you need to retrieve something, just use the perfectly suited tool you already have, your rod and hook🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤣♥️♥️♥️
Just subscribed, i usually fish fir pike but recently just bought a couple of match rods for summer fishing. Ive found it pretty tough tbh. Just the odd roach or perch here and there. Ive struggled to attract fish into my swim even when i'm using groundbait and loose feeding maggots. I'll definitely be trying chopped worm on my next outing. Loads of scent and movement in the swim.
@@000fishing will do, was out on local resevoir yesterday and had a couple of small perch on maggot and missed loads of little finicky bites. But hopefully next time chopped worm will do the trick for me
Keep the videos coming buddy, there's some really valuable tips in them. Just watched the one with the worm dirt. That's a great idea. I might even mix it with mashed bread if I run-out of groundbait for roach.
@@000fishing hi i fished a lot at west end oswaldtwistle and the bream and tench to 6lb with odd carp to 18lb,,pluse the big pike ..haveall gone now..CRT wee not interested when I asked them about re-stocking ...shame ..
Took my sons friend fishing when he was twelve,… Jack arrived with a brand new brolly his dad got him, feeling very proud. Sadly half way through our session it took off across the lake in exactly the same manner …. only difference being it sank… 😱 I was very embarrassed…
Enjoyed your vid, keep up the good work 👍
Oh dear! Sorry to hear that. Thank you very much :-)
Nice vid Mark, glad you got your brolly back 😂, nice net of Perch there, they love chopped worm don't they.... keep the vids coming pal, 👍🎣
Thanks mate, much appreciated 👍🎣
Cracking fishing Gromit 😜
😂
Can’t beat a nice little net of perch on worm. I love doing that on my local river
Thanks for commenting. Good fun fish, aren’t they 😊
I'd have been more impressed if you'd cast over to your brolly and retrieved it by rod and line! Alls well that ends well!
Good net of stripeys, there's millions of them down at my end, but the pound plus ones seem a rarity, I used get a few lunkers up to 2lb a few years back, maybe its a cycle thing??
Good vid 😊
Cheers mate....hahaha. Yeh, done quite a lot of lure fishing and drop-shotting over your way. Best fish I had was exactly a pound.
@000fishing over the course one winter I had several perch of pound a half plus amongst bags of silvers, that was on the lock pounds at Wheelton. Now they all seem to be 3 or 4 ounces! May try a mepps or wooly bugger fly on a sinking line with a 6lb titanium bite trace as insurance against the inevitable Jacks! 👍
@@soultrader57fishingandmusi25 that’s good going 👍 good plan!
@@000fishingwhy didn’t you cast over it and hook it???? Confused, it’s sooo obvious.
It was _"brolly good to be able to get it back."_ 8-))...
Having navigated countless miles on our inland waters over numerous decades from the Severn to the Trent and to the Thames and all those in between, that L&L canal looks nice. It has that dark, greeny, fishy look to it. A bit like the Grand Union Canal.
Oh! I'd also suggest staking your brolly next time you go out too ;-))...
😂 nice one . It’s a lovely canal, some nice fish on this stretch.
I definitely will be. It will teach me not to be lazy! Thanks 😊
Love it 😊
Thank you 😊
Just found your channel. Great video...glad you got the brollie back.
Thanks very much! Appreciate it 🎣👍
🎣🎣🎣🙈🙈🙈
Great entertaining video. I don't know if you were using the same set-up for perch and bream? If so I find that smaller hooks work better on bream, size 18 or smaller even in clear water. Happy fishing. 👍
Thanks very much. Appreciated. 👍🎣
Very nice liked and subbed I love perch❤
Thanks so much 👍🎣
@@000fishing yvw
I don’t get it, why didn’t you just cast your float into the brolly and hook it. I lost a hat that was on the bottom, 20m downstream from where i had jumped in to get it out of the reeds. Hook it straight away. Next time you need to retrieve something, just use the perfectly suited tool you already have, your rod and hook🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤣♥️♥️♥️
Good plan. If it ever happens again (Which I hope it doesn’t) I’ll do that. Cheers
That happened me. I cast over it and reeled it back in.
Nice one 👍
You need a bit of string and a couple of pegs ….. stop that happening
Definitely do. I had them in my bag and was too lazy to use them. Lesson learned 🎣👍
Just subscribed, i usually fish fir pike but recently just bought a couple of match rods for summer fishing. Ive found it pretty tough tbh. Just the odd roach or perch here and there. Ive struggled to attract fish into my swim even when i'm using groundbait and loose feeding maggots. I'll definitely be trying chopped worm on my next outing. Loads of scent and movement in the swim.
Thanks very much! Good luck. Keep me posted 🎣👍
@@000fishing will do, was out on local resevoir yesterday and had a couple of small perch on maggot and missed loads of little finicky bites. But hopefully next time chopped worm will do the trick for me
Fingers crossed 🤞
Keep the videos coming buddy, there's some really valuable tips in them. Just watched the one with the worm dirt. That's a great idea. I might even mix it with mashed bread if I run-out of groundbait for roach.
@@paulstares48 cheers mate, yeh, it works a treat 👍
bet you peg it down in furure mate....what stretch was you on ..?..
I certainly will mate. Outskirts of Padiham area
@@000fishing has the canal recovered from the breach at rishton..lots of fish were lost ..
It seems to have recovered, although I've only just started fishing this part over the last six weeks, or so.
@@000fishing hi i fished a lot at west end oswaldtwistle and the bream and tench to 6lb with odd carp to 18lb,,pluse the big pike ..haveall gone now..CRT wee not interested when I asked them about re-stocking ...shame ..
@@bobrobert4173 it is a shame, that’s where I fished the other day. Nice Roach but no sign of bream
Lesson learnt, always fasten down your brolley.
Absolutely
why not cast your line to get the brolly.?