Great video really enjoying love fishing the pellet waggler i have lots of success,para

nice one jamie i love waggler fishing

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Great tips Jamie and i am a great fan. For you being sponsored and having your contacts you have probably not paid for a real in a long time and can have several reels with different line on them. For the average angler we have to try and find a compromise on line with having 2-3 reels at most.

Great video mukka

Extremely helpful tips, just about the line I cannot afford scaling too much down. Pellet waggler is rather size selective on most of my Italian venues because carps are less spooky about. A short diameter line should stretch after few catches causing tangles to the tip. Where possible I switch to braid.

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Great video, for what weight float would you step up to the 0.18 diameter line?

Great video Jamie. Got any tips for gauging depth when using the pellet waggler?

@ifishmatrix

4 жыл бұрын

you can plumb up as you would with a conventional wagger

What landing net is that ? I bought a Maver mvr commercial 50x40 but it’s not very deep. Those matrix nets look far better very deep. Even bream nearly jumped out when I was sliding the landing net handle back ! Thanks

Hi Jane how can I get hold of some of the Keith Easton floats please

Nice video! I just started with the pellet waggler. What kind of pellets do you use?

@ifishmatrix

4 жыл бұрын

Jamie used spotted fin in 6mm or 8mm

What reel are you using with this set up?

Light lines for open water but u need a stronger line for snaggy areas and bigger carp....16lbers +....along with a rod with a bit of backbone.

@ifishmatrix

2 жыл бұрын

Jamie uses the same line for carp of all sizes! But would possibly set up around snags. Although most commercial fisheries seems to remove most of these!

where can I get spotted fin clothing????

What hook lengths is he using??

What size rod did he have and test curve?

@andymcmillan9260

3 жыл бұрын

Looks like a 12ft waggler rod. Match rods tend not to have a test curve. But most companies make short 10/11ft pellet waggler rods specifically for this type of fishing. Any float rod will do for this type of fishing. I have a 10ft N gauge waggler rod and I've had carp from 1lb to 20lb+ on it. Before I had that rod, I used an 80-100g casting weight feeder rod with the stiffest tip (3oz). Casting is difficult though due to the eye spacing and the K guides. Reverse K guides on a float rod help you when casting. The shorter waggler rods aren't to be sniffed at, but some prefer a longer float rod, purely because casting a deeply plumbed hook length is easier. This type of fishing though, you shouldn't really be fishing anything over 3 foot. It's shalla fishing. Hope this helps.

Shud I pay attention the the line rating on the rod I’ve got a 14ft match rod got given to me but says 2-6lb max shud I stick to that rating

Good but Andy power is the wag god !!!

@ifishmatrix

4 жыл бұрын

I think it's pretty close now ;)

if i'm honest lol