Nice to see a bit of proper fishing catching fish that have not been caught before not some that get caught every day

Love this channel. Very few concentrate and show ‘traditional’ fishing these days that many of us grew up with. It’s all about commercials for most and makes me laugh when they are ‘struggling’ with about 80lb of fish. I remember growing up when working hard and making the changes you show James, like constantly changing depth, moving shot and scaling right down enabled you to winkle out 8 or 9lb which would invariable get you in the frame. Give me this over 300lb of carp all day long 👍

We all own poles etc but I still love using a stick float with an old ABU reel. Much more fun.

Great video james and crew. Refreshing to see this series of natural water and tactics. Old skool. Youngters and newbies to fishing should take note. The use of watercraft, finesse, shotting and constantly adpting to the fishes behaviour is key to keep the bites coming all day long. 👍

Brilliant, just brilliant. Such beautiful, gentle fishing.

Thanks very much for that James, really enjoyed it and appreciate your time in making it. No finer method then hemp and tares on a stick float. I just love it. cheers.

What a total pleasure to watch such a class angler via really quality camera work, top class all round, as I am finding is the cadence range and lines, thank You.

@CadenceFishingUK

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Many thanks!

As always a great video from James & Chappy Tight Lines Steve Amison👍🦆🎣

Rutilus rutilus, you just can't beat a nice bag of those, lovely fishing that James, and a nice shot of that damsel fly on the Lilly from Chappy, looks like Monty was enjoying himself to.

Great video again from James and Chappie, keep them coming guys🎣🎣🎣

Another lovely video, this is what fishing is all about ! love the camera work as always and your comontery is always spot on thanks Rob and your camera man for yet another jem video keep it going reg m

Kingfisher Cottage - stayed there last year. Lovely video and great to see real stick floats again.

I just knew that this would not disappoint and how right I was. Another Cadance masterclass along with the superb production from I guess Mr Chappy. Thank you guys and take care.

@ianchappytube

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Cheers Alan😃

@AlanBrown.

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@@ianchappytubeMy pleasure Ian.👍🏻

Good evening, this video reminds me of when I met you with Pascal Grillot, at the "SIPAC in Amiens" in France and admire your dexterity during the difficult Friday competition! see you soon

Always quality, excellent video

Great Episode

great ending to a great video James . the cp2000 pole would have shaune then shine . showing a friend mine this week . awesome pole

Enjoyed that.

Hello James, is this your house that we see behind you? If so, I envy you. What a beautiful place! ! !

small stick float are hard to find in Belgium, except by ordering in Great Britain > so I use Versailles floats or small porcupines ... thank you for the videos, especially in the river, which allowed me to learn how to do it > also difficult to find someone able to show me this style of fishing (here almost no one fishes match in running waters)

@CadenceFishingUK

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Have a search on UK eBay. There are plenty on there

Fire beats at the start 🔊

Hi Guys, been a long time since any decent video on the channel….🤔

How do you hook the hemp

Always watch your videos, definitely the most knowledgeable on all aspects float/ feeder or whatever but above all on the river , my question James is what’s the benefits advantages/disadvantages of using Eyed hooks against spade end on rivers more so 4 bigger fish ?

@CadenceFishingUK

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Hi! Thanks for the feedback. I use eyed hooks when river fishing for two main situations: - when tying a hair rig - using heavy hioklemgths (over 0.18mm typically). Spade ends can come undone when using heavier diameters and the spade can also cut the line. Cheers James