5 Tips to INSTANTLY up your NIGHT FISHING game!
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Night fishing is great fun and can be super rewarding but it does come with a few hurdles. Here are my top 5 tips!
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Hope you find some of this helpful! Remember, if I missed things, add them to the comments below. Cheers all.
Awesome video
As a American watching this I have applied some of the UK fishing techniques to my arsenal for catfish and I have to say I have upped my catches by a good amount. Thanks for all these new tips.
That's great to hear 😁 and cheers for watching from America!
I wear seal skin socks, no need for shoes at night! Total game changer!!!
Mozzi spray and citrus candle winner 🎉
It is really tempting in the winter to warm the bivvy up with your stove (oh, I'll just give it 10 minutes!) but your advice is so important and you make the point really well.....buy a decent bag, folks...and a hot water bottle too!
Not just night fishing, but make sure someone knows where you are. Get yourself set up then tell/phone someone what peg and lake you are on.
I'm talking from experience i had a heart attack 2 weeks ago while on my own on a lake. I was lucky the ambulance crew got to me in time and I'm still around.
Sorry to hear that. Hope you are doing OK now. My wife always knows where I've gone 👌🏻
@@nuffinbutfishingim on the mend mate.
I wear headtorch around my neck, easy to pull up one handed onto your head when you get a run. Spare set of clothes in the motor. Use a groundsheet, stops rising damp and reduces condensation. Great tips from you Joe!
Great tips!
An additional blow up sleeping mat, tucked between my bedchair and sleeping bag has been a game changer. Cheap and effective
@@darrenfenton2828 using science to stay warm 💪🏻 I like it
Bush craft tip put thermarest or whatever ,inside the sleeping bag ,aids more warmth and facilitates a faster exit ,inside ,not under sleeping bag..
Great tips bro! I found it's important to set my bivvy up the same way every time. That way you almost build a muscle memory as to where everything is.
You're totally right about the old creature comforts. Good food and drink is definitely the one. Fishing is a time for treats. You may as well enjoy it!
So what Curley is telling us is, when it comes to head torches he prefers a clip on as opposed to a strap on! 😮
Perfect timing, i love night fishing, I'm taking my Mrs for her first time carp fishing next weekend.
A hot water bottle is, by far, the most underrated piece of kit for night fishing.
@@Tialano definitely!
Good video mate. Lot of good pointers for people who haven't night fished before. Fair play for telling us about the gas stove stuff. I genuinely find that a nice 5 season bedchair really does the trick for me. My dog sometimes comes fishing with me too and in the winters he is like an oven under the bedchair cover haha
@@pjlcarpexpeditions glad you enjoyed it. I can imagine dogs are nice and toasty!
blow up doll is essential ❤ for inbetween bites ! 💪 🐟
Being a gas engineer and big on the dangers of CO Poisoning it actually makes you realise how important it is not use a gas stove even more when in a bivvy at night time ..
A good video with some useful tips. Couldn’t agree more with coming up with a location for everything and sticking to it-it just works.
@@Mikeyboofboof glad you enjoyed it 👌🏻
Good comments. I use a trangia stove in winter, no gas freezing when cooking or making a brew. But if you want to use it to heat your bivvy and fall asleep it burns out in about 20 mins so you should still wake up alive in the morning.
Get a cheap motion sensor light and put it under your bed chair facing out so as soon as you put your feet on the ground it lights up everything. Alot better than a light connected to your bite alarms cause nothing worse than your light turning on for a line bite. Also i always have a pot of water ready to boil next to me so as soon as i wake up i can have a tea cause there's nothing better than tea with a sunrise
Great idea, just purchased one myself but never thought about putting on ground to detect feet 👌🏻
Great info Joe..even got the hot water bottles myself, which only took me 38 years to, work that one out, how to keep warm ..best decision I ever made...👍👍..best of luck with your new vlogs.subbed
My number one tip follows on from wet feet. If your limited for dry clothing remember your skin will dry off read to put nice dry socks on after playing the fish. Goes for pants also 😂
Quality watch as always joe useful tips. I've lost count how many times I've got outve the wrong side having rolled in my bag onto the next video 👊👊👊
Sleep in scuba diving shoes, so comfortable. Isotope in plastic tubing and split ring for zips .
Great tip!
Put lugguge under your bedchair use the groundsheet at same time stops damp rising
Purchase a dpm.ex army 7x5 tarp ...this can save your session in so many ways ,ie barrow cover during the night,protects your brolly ,bivvy in event of a seam leak ,so many different uses,another is a 58 patteren poncho ,again ,barrow cover,bivvy saver,use it to slip on during a down pour at night
Always three ,induvidual fire lighting appliances,ferro rod,2x lighters.
Always two head torches one on,one spare,absolutely avoid rechargeable head torches...
Crocs or similar next to yer bedchair
When you have set up ,start packing up in your mindset in case the weather or similar ruins a session
Check you leave no food around ,or water bottles for a rat to urinate on..(i put my Trangia away in rucksack ..
Wear a friend maker around your neck ,youll have to guess what i mean by that one
Kernow bys Vyken 😊
Another thing always let people know where you are, id also say try and fish commercial waters that are gated and locked up of a nighttime there usually far safer and often will have other people on the bank, if your going to fish park lakes or somewhere out in the sticks try not to do it alone bring a mate there’s safety in numbers and some may not agree but I always keep a rounders bat in the Bivvy never know when you’ll come across and opportunist trying to rob someone for their tackle
I wouldn't condone having a weapon as the law would side with the offender (stupidly) but I agree with letting people know where you are
Great vid Joe. Im planning my first 24 hour session soon so this was great. Still probably loads of other things i need to consider.
I have got the avid bivvie bed with heated mattress, works really well in winter when pike fishing.
Sounds toasty!
Put the tongue of your trainers over the laces, turns them into slip ons for when you get a take in the middle of the night 👍
Some great tips Joe, a good video to put out especially for new comers 💥👍
@@johnpenney1547 cheers 😁
All key tips dude for sure, I'm the same with which way I sleep ..where my torch goes etc .. its instinct now when and where .. keep it up bro 🤟
Cheers 😁 definitely has to be that way around!
Nice one....I'm a complete novice dropping phone in the pond 😂
Think we’ve all been guilty of the stove in the bivvy.
multiple times as a teenager
I've only done single nighters so far but I just leave my trainers on overnight and tend to stay awake and read but just doze in and out semi-conscious throughout the night and following day.
If it works for you then crack on 😁 I can barely make it past 10pm lately on the bank 🤣
Cracking video loving the new channel and content. Keep up the great work 👍
@heyitsme6083 thank you 😊
18’’ bankstick at hand reach away from bedchair…. Never needed it , hopefully never will, but sleep much better knowing I’ve got instant protection right next to me
Adding to no.5 is always take a mobile phone with power bank for emergencies whilst also watching footing on the bank. A friend of mine grandad lost his life falling into freezing lake whilst fishing with his teenage grandson fast asleep in the bivvy
Don't sleep with door zipped down if fishing snags!!
Do not leave dishes with leftover food on the floor. Rats are big these days and do crazy things in the middle of the night!😉 For everyone who's out now, catch a big one. Greetings from Europe! 💪
I live in the US so not just rats but coyotes & bears with the food 😁👍
Great advice curly lad👌👍
my tip if you have to use a gas or petroleum heater, switch it on 30min before you go to sleep while you are out of the bivvy. Then switch the heater off and slip into a warm sleeping bag. Never use a heater while sleeping!!
Even then I wouldn't feel overly comfortable personally. Hot water bottles in your bag 30 mins before bed is what I do 👌🏻
Good video. Love the content
I hang a carbon monoxide alarm in the bivvy at all times even when cooking and stuff its better to know than guess i never put anyting on when im in bed but i do have a bivvy heater that i put outside and point in the bivvy on winter mornings when im up and active
Known a few people use the same. It's a good idea
Tesco socks for the win 😂
@@DanWoodhouse-q3u 100% 💪🏻
Last night session I did, I discovered my bivvy had a leak in the roof. Getting woken up cold and wet at 2am was not an enjoyable experience. We packed up early as the rain hadn't stopped 5 hours later.
What bivvy have you got there Joe, looks pretty good, i use a motion sensor light outside my bivvy, works a treat 👍
@warrenlewis2069 avid exo + Bivvy 👌🏻 the little headtorch that clips on to my hat also has a motion sensor which I forgot to mention. Makes it a lot easier for sure!
I find it easier zipping my door down rather than up when night fishing
Great advice👍🏻 what bivvy is that you used I need a new one. Thanks
@@jamesscott9922 avid exo + 👌🏻
@@nuffinbutfishing thanks I’ll take a look 👍🏻
Hi do you remember Katch karp lol long time no see Colin
@@colinbailey5273 haha. I do indeed. Going back a very long time!
@@nuffinbutfishing time goes on mate, too fast I'm still making stiff. Pellet bait balls
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Probably the most Important thing these days if fishing somewhere open to joe public is ,Your Safety! Can you look after yourself? If not Dont go, yeh i know loads who take weapons but your the one who will be going down.
I'd never advice taking a weapon either. No kit is worth a criminal record or harm to yourself
Tissue at back of bed or even better baby wipe! Keep ya sausage clean after midnight hamshank
What you reckon to the bivvy mate? Thinking of getting one myself
Really happy with it. Easy set up and down with decent space inside
@@nuffinbutfishing reckon its big enough for a nash wide boy?
Here's a tip. Don't walk about the swim with no footwear. To many anglers drop hooks or old hooks left liying in the swim. Not nice to stand on a lost Ronnie or loose hook!!!! Especially if it's old and barbed!
I suppose that depends on the venue. I filmed this on my syndicates which is very well kept so this didn't cross my mind but definitely a valid point on some places
@@nuffinbutfishing busy dayticket venues are the worst for it I've noticed. Even more so when there's a layer of wood chip or gravel in the swim... 👍
What bivvy is that mate ?
NEVER run out your bivvy in socks.... the amount of rigs and hooks I've picked up in a swim (dropped / lost by others).... just don't do it... not worth the risk
So boring
Sorry for wasting your time. I'll try better next time Billy 👌🏻
My number one tip follows on from wet feet. If your limited for dry clothing remember your skin will dry off read to put nice dry socks on after playing the fish. Goes for pants also 😂
Very true!
Think we’ve all been guilty of the stove in the bivvy.