I'm based in Liverpool, but if we can arrange a fishing trip anytime soon will be great!

@@fishingforaginguk9267 I live in Florida. It might be more fun here this time of year. Lol! I wonder why reel manufacturers overcomplicate the design. Old school Penn spinning reels made in the USA had only a single carbon washer and single stainless steel washer held in place by a strong round stainless steel spring clip (not wire-thin pentagon). They had more than double the surface area. They didn't click, you had precise control. You wanted to keep them clean of oil and grease, but water was not a problem. I still have a couple. They have held up well, and I have never lost a fish because of the drag-still smooth after all these years. Tight lines!

Thanks for the heads up

I don't think so, each reel has different models of washers.

Lake was at its lowest on purpose for a bridge construction. Agree there's some bits on the bank and I hate it, however the water is now healthy and the stock of healthy fish speaks for its quality. In the middle of Liverpool.

@@fishingforaginguk9267 In Hungary, anyone who pollutes the waters or throws garbage into them is severely punished

Not a fan of massive batting heavily, I tend to go progressively according to the action, If I'm catching I'll obv put more, if not I'll reconsider...and imagine in the commercial fisheries they have seen it all,I'll always try to be as different as I can, thanks for watching !

What a privilege, not jealous at all😅

I believe is the type of washers you installed, some are different, but if it feels smoother and the drag is quicker it shouldn't be a problem.

Check underneath the spool. There should be a spring. It will have come un seated. Re seat the spring or replace

I know the whole shape of the fish wouldn't give away the weight, look at the fins and tail,it's a proper old one,not winning anything by lying, but this was a 20+,thanks for watching,and hope you liked it!

Stiff hinge with a size 7 stiff beaked microbarbed hook from Fox,you have the explanation of the rig in my first ever video made in sefton park if you wanna check that out,thanks for watching!

Fishing&foraging uk thanks

Great reel and good value,if you add the ice washers drag works a dream,see you soon man!

Because fishes are smarter than you think,they saw all kind,every carp fisherman has his edge,every one of us try to attract fish as we believe is best,corn is one of my fave,but in a water fill of breams you might reconsider..

@@fishingforaginguk9267 they might be but the waters I fish I've never caught a bluegill off corn and it takes no longer than 5 mins to get slammed..maybe different where u are

@@nicozuniga7838 I can guarantee, if you fish comercial fisheries in UK it's not easy at all,all the best🙂

Come over then with you're tin off corn and let's see how you get on😂😂

@@Kev-wa10-163 it works regardless where your at.. you should try it

I've tried it a couple of times,really big carp in there but all I got was a 8lb bream..hopefully I'll do a video about it soon,with a carp to show,hard lake though!

Had 14lb carp from calderstones today. Do agree hard lake. speaking to some anglers on way out been fishing it for 4 days and blanked. Am trying sefton next week, Will do early start to avoid people around the lake.

@@redmond410 at least you had one,Sefton in a good day can produce even 10 fish in 24h,all the conditions have to be good,congrats for your fish man👏

Thanks. Greenbank worth ago plenty carp in there, like calerstone its got the silt problem but much easy to catch.

Depends on the day,can have very good bream but carp are dead clever, hard to get them..