BIG Roach Fishing - Tactics & Tips

BIG Roach Fishing - Tactics & Tips #korum #Roach #Roachfishing #winter
Gary Knowles shares some of his top tips & tactics for targeting BIG Roach in the Winter.
If you like big roach then you dont want to miss this, Gary has some belters in this video.
Korum Fishing TV is the place to be if you want a wide variety of fishing content. From feature lengths films such as The Korum Fishing Show or for tips, tactics and techniques, plus of course all the latest and greatest Specimen angling products! On this channel you will meet some of the Uk’s best anglers with names such as Rich Wilby, Mat Woods, Terry Theobald and plus many more making up the team. This channel aims to help you learn and improve as an angler whilst keeping you entertained and inspiring you to get out there and enjoy this wonderful pastime! Korum is one of the world’s biggest specimen fishing tackle manufacturers, supplying 100’s of products to anglers who require quality fishing tackle that is up to our exceptionally high standards. Items such as Accessory Chairs, rods, reels, luggage, right the way through to end tackle like hooks, hooklinks and Feeders. We hope you enjoy our videos and if you do, please subscribe, like and leave a comment. #Korum #Barbelfishing #Pikefishing #perch #Carp #Carpfishing #Zanderfishing #Roachfishing #TenchFishing #chubfishing

[@mwsports]

Was a pleasure to witness. The fish all came within a mad short spell of feeding. Gary made the most of it, that’s for sure. Awesome fishing. 🎉

[@trevorcornes1056]

Great bit of roach fishing ,haven’t caught roach that size for years. And roach give such a fight when you’re playing them. Love it

[@ZerkaloAngling]

Great video. All the inspiration you need if you have a big Roach water nearby to get out there. Tight lines.

[@saturn16]

Great fishing Gary, thanks for the tips. Lot's of things I haven't tried before 👍

[@ScottAshworth]

Cracking vid guys. Great angling Gaz.

[@pmay222]

my own PB is 2lb in a match ...just happened to catch it....and a very memorable moment for me i used to fish river eden in kent when i was 17 yrs old... last hour of daylight a roach surfaced in my swim briefly... it musta been 3.5lb easy it was massive... it wasnt a chub... the fins were incredibly Red.. beautifull... 40 years later im back fishing.. and have more patience.. and a desire for a 3lb perch or roach.... extremely rare.. but a nice dream to aim for... nice one

[@JustJames124]

nice one mate landed my pb yesterday from a river 1hr 15 minutes away from me a whopping 2lb,4oz roach saw bigger ones surfacing probably chub though

[@markridsdale4564]

Tremendous condition ❤

[@stephenhollinrake916]

Brilliant video,, had a 2,5 n 2 on ribble one on feeder in extreme cold which seems to get big fish,, would maggot bolt rigs work on rivers, , still waters up here don't hold meny unless it's syndicate n then they are pike with no bait types, , made it very hard for the average anglers a bit sad .

[@phill67]

Jeff I do like your Paisley Tie Jeff 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@johnm3058]

Gary...how do yo introduce your ground bait? Do you use the feeder in the video with the end caps taken off? BTW...great video

[@saturn16]

Great video! but just a thought though, you don't want the hook length to close to the feeder because the feeder could damage the fish during the fight.

[@SurfNSplash]

What weight feeder so you recommend?

[@DomFishingUK]

why was the bobin pulling towards the reel at the start 😂

[@jks010101]

Setting the bobbin to help indicate the drop backs. He literally tells you that in the video. 🤷‍♂️

[@ppaul3560]

Doesn’t look fish safe to me. Not free running if you snap your main line. A float stop and a back lead to pull through.

[@stephenhollinrake916]

Float stops pull of easily if done properly.

[@jangojango4823]

Mmmm - This rig is no less safe than a typical float rig where the float is locked with shot, with further shot below down to the hook! Also, It is certainly safer than any typical lead clip type carp rig. Incidentally, I’m not saying there is anything wrong with the examples mentioned but I do think people need to be sensible and not just jump on the fish safety bandwagon at every opportunity.. Use balanced gear for any given circumstance and break offs should be minimal AND accept the very fact we stick hooks into fish and then remove them from the water isn't exactly good for our quarry! Regards JJ