5 Feeder Fishing Tips That You NEED To Know! | Plus BONUS Tip!

[@AmirMusanovic]

Great input jedi master. Very grateful for all these years of tracking you. Each your sentence I have put in probotion time, regarding my environment and it makes sense. So, I was right, all your rods comes as a light sabbers 😅. Tight lines wherever you are 👍👍👍🐟🐟🐟

[@gavingoldthorp4093]

I've always chopped worms as I go, not because I'm worried about freshly chopped worm - I'm tight and don't want to waste expensive worm 😂

[@MatchFishingFilms]

Same to be honest...

[@yosipko5282]

I use 35-40g cage feeder at end with only groundbait (created mist for small fish), 10 cm 0.18 hooklenght on heli rig between double rubber stops 50cm above feeder. That heli rig is movable. Now i do set up my rod up in air like on river with tripod so that short heli rig is dangling like 20cm of bottom. I cougth 25 perch with hook 12 and single earthworm hooked on the nose in 3hrs time. If fish are small, i cut worm for hook in half or even thirds. Or if the hook is bigger, i stack 5-6 thirds like bunch of maggots (carp love that bait). Worms are great bait on any water (if nothing works, worms will).

[@stephenpyner4156]

Great video with some good tips Joe and a bit of a change to your normal videos. It's nice to see someone like yourself do a video like this where advertising a particular brand doesn't come into it

[@MatchFishingFilms]

Thanks 👍

[@alanmeasures8337]

Great tips Joe loved the bonus tip will try that Cheers

[@MatchFishingFilms]

Thanks 👍

[@wharfeego]

You'd think that a longer hook length would allow the fish to potentially mash your bait before a bite was registered. I think that with those style of feeders a long hook length allows you to drag the feeder so that the hook bait presents around the bait that comes out of the feeder - thereby giving you a second chance of a bite - if you see where I'm coming from? I rarely see an angler move the feeder once it's settled. Try the drag back - it works.

[@stephenarmstrong6620]

Some great tips joe thanking for sharing 👍👍

[@MatchFishingFilms]

No problem 👍

[@melvynroe116]

Great tips Joe, I fish feeder on big canals and I'm sure your tips are pertinent to that type of fishing as well thanks. 😊

[@MatchFishingFilms]

No problem 👍

[@davidshipman19]

Great info as usual thanks !!

[@Andyfishing23]

Hi, Joe. Great tips and thatchers dark is my go to groundbait! If you have time can you do a short video on casting techniques short and long distances using shock leaders, what line strength, rod length and tips to use etc… 🙏 Thanks

[@MatchFishingFilms]

Great suggestion!

[@ianwest9784]

Great video Crackin info Cheers joe

[@Liamedwards_angling]

Great advice joe 🙂

[@mpennington513]

Great video. Definitely try longer hook lengths. Thanks

[@MatchFishingFilms]

👍🏻

[@Ste-Dicko]

Joe, great tips... since i've changed to fishing a slacker line to the tip,I have noticed the bites that i'm hitting now, are not as deep hooked as the were on a tighter line.

[@MatchFishingFilms]

Interesting 👍

[@Asdf99972]

Enjoyed that! What’s your thoughts on Inline cage feeders? I use the Preston ICS system and never used the cages but am thinking of giving them a go this winter. One rod set up 😃

[@MatchFishingFilms]

I've had some success with them. My only weird issue is tangles where the hooklength tangles around the mainline. But the definitely work

[@rogercunningham9818]

As always some great tips Joe especially the worm one, yet another poor performance by United, but I had a nice days fishing had over 50lb In the last two hours.

[@MatchFishingFilms]

Nah, it was woeful. No fight. I can accept being beaten but that was just a non event

[@barbaraneville5036]

Just wondering how the Cheese paste is working out on the Chub hunt campaign on the rivers Joe Must be time for an update even though its not strictly match fishing

[@MatchFishingFilms]

I've not been yet... Still a touch early

[@rogerjames6956]

Tommy reconds don,t wast the juice!! What does he know!!! LOL.

[@MatchFishingFilms]

The whole England team drains their worms and they don’t do bad