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  @james-de-rozarieux-green7 күн бұрын

  Hi Duncan great video. Was that Enton lake?

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  @james-de-rozarieux-green7 күн бұрын

  Hey Duncan I've just joined GAS and have found your videos so helpful. Do you remember on this session if you fished down the margins or far out? Thank you!

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  @gavincorbett12728 күн бұрын

  Great content...would love to see some more perch videos with livebaits 👍

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  @duncancharmanangling11367 күн бұрын

  Hi Gavin, thanks for your comment. Im hopefully going to be doing some videos this year on the Thames, keep an eye out for them in a few months time.

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  @gavincorbett12727 күн бұрын

  @@duncancharmanangling1136 thats great Duncan keep up the good work 👍

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  @JasonHuitson-om8xw10 күн бұрын

  Hi how do you hair rig worms cheers Jason 😊

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  @gee388313 күн бұрын

  Still wears his hat sideways ha ha, always enjoy his vids

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  @gee388313 күн бұрын

  Always enjoy ya vids cheers.

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  @rumenstoynev3888Ай бұрын

  that is a NOPE bug. Also known as don't touch it because it will probably irritate your skin or worse !

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  @james-de-rozarieux-greenАй бұрын

  Great video Duncan. Could I ask what hookbait you were using? Think you said pellet paste. What size of paste did you use and do you mold it around the hook? Thank you!

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  @SmudgieАй бұрын

  I don't understand why the swinger indicator is set up differently to carp fishing? Does it offer less resistence than a light bobbin? Can I use my bobbin indicators in front of the reel as for carp, and put the line in the rod line clip? Also, is the bait just bottom lip hooked? Thanks.

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  @MrChivers123Ай бұрын

  Not promoting your sponsor? You’ve got to be joking. NASHNASHNASHNASHNASH!

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  @PhilAlexander-tt3ulАй бұрын

  Nice one Duncan as always

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Glad you enjoyed it

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  @jameshunt5590Ай бұрын

  Morning duncan Just moved to surrey from the midlands and using your videos as a kind of guide to local waters ( have joined farnham angling also) my passion are tench and big roach/rudd so will be putting some time in at frensham shortly...... but i have to ask where is this pit ?? 🙏

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  @duncancharmanangling11367 күн бұрын

  Hi James, Frensham fishing well for tench this year. The 'big pit' is Ellis, CSAS venue, rock hard club to get into unfortunately.

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  @jamesgeorge8915Ай бұрын

  Anyone know where this is?

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  @duncancharmanangling11367 күн бұрын

  Ellis, CSAS venue, membership capped unfortunately so rock hard to get into.

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  @scottpoulter9164Ай бұрын

  Great video, the tail on that 5lb Tench at 20 mins was amazing. Hope to see you soon Duncan.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Cheers Scott, see you soon....

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  @richardmiles9626Ай бұрын

  Thanks, Duncan. Reinforcement of your help last year at the Tenchfishers. Only a 7lb 8oz largest of four this year. Tight lines. Richard

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Glad to help!

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  @alamocannon3791Ай бұрын

  \been fishing a large pit for Tench, One of the guys has been having luck on maggots in a feeder, But as much as Iv`e tried I can`t get one. They`ve been fizzing around the bait but not taking the hook, Which is a maggot kebab on a 10. Praps I should use worm. I have been using hemp and hali ground bait as well. You thoughts ? Great vid by the way.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Try cutting out the ground bait completely and cutting right back on the hemp and replacing with lots of worm cut up into small pieces and feeding a mix of worm/maggot and a bit of hemp with maggot on one rod and worm on the other.

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  @stewartduncan7711Ай бұрын

  Hemp.......Your fickle friend.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Hemp, devastating in small doses, disastrous if overdone

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  @cliveeariss880Ай бұрын

  Hello Duncan, great advice and yes, all the time the bait is always a chance, I do love a big water, lovely Tench, these fish are just class, great job.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Thanks Clive....

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  @eynonr1Ай бұрын

  Another quality video Duncan and some clonking Tincas. I hope Chris was upwind of you though after you ate that Chilli knowing your tendency to blow a good southwesterly or two!

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  He gave as good as he could!

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  @bradleyhughes5793Ай бұрын

  Great video as always Duncan! I’m currently putting all my time into a small gravel pit. Worm kebab for whatever reason just doesn’t work, but switching to bunch of red maggots/T-rig works brilliantly. All the Tench I’m having average 5-6lb - however all the carp lads are pulling Tench in between 7-9lb on boilies… have you ever faced something similar?

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Hi Bradley, unless the carpers are weighing their tench, which I suspect they're probably not, then take the size with a pinch of salt. I fished a big pit where I was told by carpers that double figured bream were a regular occurance, I caught hundreds, the biggest was 9.12!

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  @FEddiePАй бұрын

  Could it be eels biting through the hooklinks with the worm kebabs? I've had absolutely screaming runs from eels recently so I've been switching to wire twig rigs whilst its dark and back to fluoro from first light. I'd hate to think I could be deep hooking eels and potentiality killing them

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  It's not eels, probably pike (we have caught a few in daylight) as we have put in around a dozen nights over the last three seasons and only ever had one bite off in the night and caught one eels and never get screamers, apart from the one Chris had. If I was getting plagued by eels then would switch to maggot, if still getting eel runs then to maybe a small boilie so I could keep targeting my desired species. If the eels were that problematic would simply reel in and not fish at night or do exactly the same as you.

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  @FEddiePАй бұрын

  Thanks for the reply. Forgot to say the video is great and I've got a lot out of your videos for various species.

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  @neilwilkinson5415Ай бұрын

  Great video Duncan. Very interesting tip about use of hemp and their pre-occupation on it. Thanks.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Glad you enjoyed it

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  @rodf6532Ай бұрын

  Great vid Duncan, very entertaining and informative, one of your best I reckon and that's saying something.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Much appreciated

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  @timothyridge6136Ай бұрын

  You almost nailed it there Duncan. A tiny bit more emphasis on the hours and sometimes days spent looking for fish, the size (and low stock) of the venues and the extent of the weed would have added to the realism. I've just done 7 days on a pit it berkshire (a 10 hr return trip) 5 of those days were spent looking for fish, and I caught my first fish yesterday! Yes there are easier options for fish that might just scrape double figures (linear etc.) but for me the emphasis is on achievement. Those large southern gravel pits are something else.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Morning Tim, love your dedication and will include emphasis on time/stock/weed etc in the next video. Well done on your first fish, hope the hard work open the flood gates to plenty more.

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  @David-ce1nhАй бұрын

  Bait boats not for me. Too clinical. I find it pretty sad to honest.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Morning David, bait boats, there is a time and a place, I'd rather cast and catch as you saw as it makes each capture that much more rewarding. Each to their own but yes the over use is a bit sad.

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  @paulus0109Ай бұрын

  Pretty bunch of great tench there Duncan. Great tips aswel. Thnx

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Glad you enjoyed it

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  @davidtaylor2978Ай бұрын

  10.1 would do me. Well done guys.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  I think a 10.1 would do most anglers, thanks for your comment...

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  @markrichardson6629Ай бұрын

  Excellent once again Duncan.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Thanks Mark

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  @jakedavies6341Ай бұрын

  When you fish this are you fishing off the bottom still ?

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Fishing the bait touching the bottom

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  @matthiasreber2993Ай бұрын

  Always some sound advice in your videos. Keep it up.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  I appreciate that!

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  @paulus0109Ай бұрын

  Wow, this is helpful. Thnx Duncan

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Glad it was helpful!

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  @johnthefishermanjohnhoyle5763Ай бұрын

  Much thanks, been trying to get my head around this for ages how to do this properly, thanks again legend.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Thank you John, glad I could help

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  @johnthefishermanjohnhoyle5763Ай бұрын

  @@duncancharmanangling1136 No worrys :) learnt loads off your videos. Ta again.

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  @davidfranklin50362 ай бұрын

  Very humble admitting he was wrong we’ve all been there,easy to stick to what you know,and not adapt to different waters and conditions.always good to learn

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Learn by your mistakes, it makes us better anglers

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  @richardbarrett41042 ай бұрын

  Nice one Duncan, Are you actually casting or fishing off the rod top, like you would on a pole? Very well done mate.

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Casting as the swim was too shallow of the rod tip then slopped away into deeper water

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  @julianthomas68992 ай бұрын

  lovely video, haven't been for years, but used to fish Test and Itchen regularly - my PB grayling, dace, roach, sea trout and brown trout all came from the test, which says so much about the quality of the fishing

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  @duncancharmanangling1136Ай бұрын

  Thanks for your comment

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  @I-Smelt-Pike2 ай бұрын

  Hi buddy how are you keeping 👍🏻🎣🐟 great to you back on the bank and having a great laugh cracking video 🐟🎣👍🏻me and my son are off to Stillwater for the weekend any tips like front or back lake he’s after carp or some pb tench and bream thanks

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  @duncancharmanangling11362 ай бұрын

  Morning, my brother fish's the back for carp and does quite well up against the island, Bream are in spawning mode on front and this lake has very few tench in it so the back again best for bream and tench at the moment. Hope this helps...good luck

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  @michaelclare93262 ай бұрын

  For how long is it ok to keep them out of the water..? It seemed like ages, whilst you were talking at the end. 🤔

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  @colt56182 ай бұрын

  Best rods fox have ever done, superb.

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  @picapicapicapicachu48692 ай бұрын

  Very nice! Which country is this? Well I’m go to tell a true story here in the USA, Colorado to be exact. Grass Carp. We used small Marshmallows that floated with a floating bobber. Anyways this true story was when I was about 17 or 18yrs of age. (I’m now 47) It was a power plant lake. Every cast with a bass spinner lure was a large mouth bass monster! The cast would not even touch the water yet and the bass would jump and take it out of the sky! Every large mouth bass we caught there was no smaller than 18” and as big as 30” for a large mouth bass. You can fit 2 adult size fist in that large mouth bass, that was crazy!! I want to say it was definitely a record and we was too young and dumb to claim such trophy status. Well we started to see large dorsal fins out about 50 yards out. From the dorsal fin to the back of the tail had to been at least 4ft to 5ft long. Well that is when my cousin said let’s catch it. So we saw the big fishes eat cotton balls that float across the lake cause the wind blew them off the trees into lake. The cousin said I got marshmallows! So we rigged up a #2 hook with bobber on a 10ib braided line. We cast it out there and within 1min we got one! It was like a thunder in the lake splashing. We fight this grass carp for over 10min until it tired. We got it close to the shore and this thing was monstrous! We all looked at each other and said…😅 You go get! Lmao! No one wanted to because of the size of this fish! It’s eye 👁️ balls was about the size of a cows eyes. Its girth was 40inches round and we measured it to be 4ft 11inches. This thing weighed 56ib on our scale which was maxed. Well the 2nd one we couldn’t bring in and this fishes was even bigger!!! Every time we got it 10ft from shore, it would jet splash back into deep waters. That went on for 30min and we meaning the 4 of us was taking turns trying to reel in this monster with 10ib braided. Well the only glimpse of this monster was his head, dorsal fin and tail at 10ft out in the water was at least 6ft and over 100lb the because it was a tank! It finally bent our hook and that my friend was the MONSTER that got away, till this day I wish I can still have it back! 😭😭😭 Grass Carp are no joke when they get that big and it was GODZILLA because of the power plant! Yikes!!! I just wanted to leave a true story here for everyone.

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  @marctomkins2 ай бұрын

  Love the videos, helped loads with my first year tench fishing I’ve used a worm kebab for tench twice and twice been bitten off by a pike 😂 back to maggots and casters for me!

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  @duncancharmanangling11362 ай бұрын

  Glad it was helpful. Worms can be a problem when pike are present, try using shorter sections of worms as its the movement that the pike home in on.

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  @saturn162 ай бұрын

  Absolutely superb banter!🤣 thanks guys, great video👍

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  @duncancharmanangling11362 ай бұрын

  Glad you enjoyed it

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  @alangoodlad68693 ай бұрын

  Can’t help but think after all this time have you thought what you’re wading in Duncan 🤔be careful please

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  @michaelbrace38343 ай бұрын

  Using old school swing tip please and a soft rod great service thanks for the uploads you have kept me going

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  @duncancharmanangling11363 ай бұрын

  Thanks Michael

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  @ownerlaptop11693 ай бұрын

  Great video. Won't the stop rubbers slip when playing the bream? Surely the pressure would be enough for the hooklength to slide down to the feeder? Not sure if that would be a problem, but Im very surprised if the stop rubbers have enough grip to hold position when playing a fish. Thanks

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  @duncancharmanangling11363 ай бұрын

  When using size 16 hooks I play the fish very gently and the rubbers almost always stay put. Obviously the rubbers need to move under more pressure just in case of a crack off/fish lost etc. I find with some customers they tend to strike/pick the rod up too aggressively and play fish far too hard which means the rubbers slip down. If this happens then it's a good idea to protect the feeder knot with something like a small piece of tubbing which I always use when targeting tench that fight that much harder.

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  @ownerlaptop11693 ай бұрын

  @@duncancharmanangling1136 excellent thank you

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  @cliveeariss8803 ай бұрын

  Great video guys, I do like a good old slab, enjoyed this with my coffee, get rid of that cold mate

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  @duncancharmanangling11363 ай бұрын

  Cheers Clive, the colds gone its just the horrid dry cough that's left

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  @cliveeariss8803 ай бұрын

  @@duncancharmanangling1136 Good to hear mate, you two fish well together and good fun 👍 😀

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  @davidtaylor29783 ай бұрын

  Love the banter between you two,

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  @duncancharmanangling11363 ай бұрын

  Its always light hearted when Colin's around

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  @stevengodley91593 ай бұрын

  Hi Duncan, what is the optimum hook length on the helicopter rig and how far above the feeder should the rig sit, also would there be any advantage to tie an eyed hook with a knotless knot rather than a spade end hook? Keep up the good work

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  @duncancharmanangling11363 ай бұрын

  Hi Steve, 5inches seems to be best for bream and place the stops holding the hook length above the feeder so that when you fold the hook length against the mainline the hook bait is positioned just above the feeder swivel. Spade end hooks, never used them always an eyed hook tied knots knot style.

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  @markrichardson66293 ай бұрын

  Absolutely brilliant video from Duncan, great sidekick in Colin.

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  @duncancharmanangling11363 ай бұрын

  Glad you enjoyed it

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  @neilwilkinson54153 ай бұрын

  Nice video and seemed like a good laugh was had between you.

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  @duncancharmanangling11363 ай бұрын

  Always fun when Colin's around

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  @eynonr13 ай бұрын

  Very funny and very enjoyable. Perhaps another challenge should be on the cards and then a "Shit Angler" trophy could be awarded to the loser!

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  @duncancharmanangling11363 ай бұрын

  You up for the challenge then?

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  @eynonr13 ай бұрын

  @@duncancharmanangling1136 Certainly, although I already have that trophy in my cabinet. Could try a carp fishing Match vs Specialist at Lodge Pond?