Basic Guide To Waggler Float Fishing! | Andy May

You can't beat catching on a waggler, it's probably the most popular way of starting fishing, so here is Andy's basic guide...
Waggler Set-Up - • Basic Waggler Float Se...
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[@johnbluett6079]

LOVE waggle fishing always put a sliding knot on the line that reaches the top of the waggler so I can alter depth up or down

[@mickrussell934]

I put a band on my SSG and hook the band to help protect the hook.

[@stevenmoses5807]

Another splendid video Andy . I definitely prefer rod n line fishing to sitting there holding a pole . Waggler fishing meNs your hands are free to have a brew or bacon butty. .

[@landbk5015]

Great video Andy. I have trouble getting the depth right with a plummet when fishing a bit further out. Your method with the small weight looks the ideal solution for me to try. Thanks again, Barry

[@jasonvarley4483]

Always enjoy your videos Andy, great tips and very well explained👍

[@MrM3CJ]

Love the waggler stuff boys. Any chance of a slider fishing on the river tutorial?

[@wad6216]

I always use a swivel to hook length to help the line sink and keep straight and also stop twisting, works well

[@stephenarmstrong6620]

Great film mr may thank you for the tips 👍👍

[@Leo-gt1bx]

Hi really like your videos. I am very new to this and I was given an NGT pole with a stick float. Would a waggler work on this?

[@winningwaysbasics]

Stick floats are for rivers (we've just done a video on them), for a still water on the pole, you will want a pole rig, if you go to your local tackle shop you'll be able to get pre made ones to get you going :)

[@stevenmoses5807]

How about more canal fishing. I'd like to see some cage feeder fishing as well .to much method feeder fishing out there

[@knabdank]

where or what sort of stot alternative can i find in australia? i love watching all these vids of you UK fellas catching massive carp i've made my own waggler floats and had some good luck with them but i havent been able to find anything like stots shots here or to order in at a reasonable price :"( i've gone to shaving .5gram splitshots down but those are pretty much the smallest split leads you can find over here for a reasonable price!

[@winningwaysbasics]

Not really any alternatives, I’m sure some UK shops would be able to export them for you. Might end up being expensive though.

[@pleasantville4529]

Amazon possibly, they sell everything else.

[@felgate11]

Hooking Live, Double Maggot, Head & Tails, prevents the line from spinning.

[@olehvinichenko5571]

@Andy May - what was the setup around the float? djk floats takes around 7-8 number 8's to load the float as in this video but i do not see additional loading except the rubber stops

[@winningwaysbasics]

Preston Stopz pellet waggler kit.

[@landbk5015]

Just had a thought. Did you find the depth with the SSG before putting the no.9's on? Thanks, Barry

[@winningwaysbasics]

You could do it before shotting the rig but Andy did it after shotting.

[@landbk5015]

Thanks for your response. Barry

[@mattc2431]

i dont get how this works because isnt that float weighted?

[@thesparrowssmylestudio]

Thanks Andy-lad.... some top tips from a top blokie... i've been using your methods for waggler and had brilliant results... i think you and Des should have a waggle-off, as an honorary northerner (i married one and moved up north 28 years ago) I'll be rooting for you...... Tight Lines....

[@mikepigott5132]

Do you not shot the waggler?

[@winningwaysbasics]

They are loaded so most of the weight is built into the float. Just a few small dropper shot needed down the line.

[@landbk5015]

It looks like anyone who wants an answer to a question has got to go to another channel. What a shame!!

[@winningwaysbasics]

Sorry we can’t reply instantly, we catch up whenever we get time 💪🏻

[@landbk5015]

Thanks, will be more patient in future.

[@alanmarriott9216]

What determines when to use a pole and when to use waggler please??

[@winningwaysbasics]

Distance really, want to go more than 16m (or however long your pole is), then it's time for a waggler.

[@Gingusik]