Great tips mate

@EvanCartabiano

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Alan!

Just to let you know mate paste is a killer method with method feeders bagged up here in the uk.still recommend buying a feeder rod from the UK.Angling Direct.

That's a really good little tip I will give it a try cheers mate 🎣

@EvanCartabiano

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Good angling!

Top man, thank-you.

Nice one I will be giving a try 👍

@hwfishinguk8064

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

Thats a very good bait tip its an awesome edge in winter using liquidised bread try using it in a pva stick and use a bread punch to punch out two 10mm discs from a slice of bread and hair rig them as your hookbait once in the water they swell and make an awesome hookbait over the stick of bread once the pva dissolves how do u like the munch baits i like the biomarine in summer and the creamseed is very good too theres a company here called urban who do a lovely boillie called nutcracker its really good i dont know if u get it in north america or u would need to ship it thanks for another interesting video tight lines

@EvanCartabiano

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Good tips you have there as well and will give it a try. Cream Seed is awesome, and so is Bio Marine, but the catfish love the Bio a bit to much for regular use. Nutcracker is an awesome bait, bit sadly not easy to get over here...all I have is a few pop-ups...

@addictedtoangling

4 жыл бұрын

@@EvanCartabiano yes i really rate nutcracker its caught me fish when all else failed i remember a few yrs back and my mates were raving about sticky baits krill we fished this small tricky pond and i done well with little 12mm white washed out popups on a hinge stiff rig and my mates honestly could not buy a bite the sticky krill never got a touch if u have trouble getting nutcracker i will gladly help u out i could send u some stuff cheers tight lines

@EvanCartabiano

4 жыл бұрын

@@addictedtoangling They smell awesome! Not used them much because of the lack of availability, but I bet they would work great... shipping is always the killer.

@addictedtoangling

4 жыл бұрын

@@EvanCartabiano yes i reckon big 5kg bags of boilies would be expensive to ship but i dont think some tubs of popups and wafters etc would be expensive they do another bait urban called red spicey fish and its awesome they do little 12mm barrel wafters that have been doing the buisness and cork dust popups too i bought 35kg of nutcracker and spicey redfish too and a few litre bottles of the liquid foods that go with them the liquids really make a good bait a great bait munch baits do a liquid called soluble hemp it looks and smells great im looking forward to trying it this spring

@EvanCartabiano

4 жыл бұрын

@@addictedtoangling I'll take a look at their website and see what all they have these days. Munch Baits does a really nice soluble hemp as well.

Not just for winter. I know guys use it all year round

This method is 100 years old, I grind bread on a hand grater for vegetables with any bread)))

@EvanCartabiano

3 жыл бұрын

A grater will work too. Good tip. Bread is certainly a classic bait.

Quality bait for chub and roach.

@EvanCartabiano

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, lots of fish love bread! I've caught many different species here in the USA on bread besides Carp - Largemouth Bass, sunfish, catfish and Golden Shiner.

Anyone recommend the best brand and type Of bread for this please? And thanks for the vid much appreciated will add in my stick mix

@EvanCartabiano

3 жыл бұрын

The brand will vary with where you are located, but I tend to use the cheapest I can get. However, just about every brand I've tried has worked fine.

@millwallfan06

3 жыл бұрын

EC Angling thanks very much

@EvanCartabiano

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you put some fish on the bank with it. Let us know how you do!

@paulfranciosi8155

3 жыл бұрын

Use stale bread it makes better groundbait.

Can the bread be liquidised the night before a fishing session the following morning?

@EvanCartabiano

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely.

How do u use stick so it don't lock up maybe grits or Oats?

@EvanCartabiano

3 жыл бұрын

It a matter of how hard it's packed. Harder = slower break. You can add other ingredients, but normally I don't need to.