Cadence Fishing TV: Stick Float Fishing on the Warwickshire Avon

James Robbins from Cadence Fishing TV stick float fishes on the Warwickshire Avon near Bidford.
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[@chrisfoster5098]

How did miss this one ………….stick float and Avon! 👍👏

[@markbush5840]

James love watching you fish, with your easy relaxed style cathartic. I'm going back to more traditional fishing on the rivers that's the kind of fishing I fell in love with,thanks for all you great vids tight lines!

[@FishingMadDad]

Jamestown great to see you back on KZbin. Another quality video.... Thanks 🎣🎣

[@davidmatthews2976]

I caught loads of chub on the Avon weirs using a 6 swan balsa loafer, size 6 hook and luncheon meat. Bidford, Offenham and others, over 60 in one session . Deadly method. Works on the Trent too. People using maggots were struggling. Almost 40 years ago now!

[@tonynewbold4499]

Great film James. Tight lines

[@johnthompson9171]

another great video James

[@thebluesbrother]

I chose the peg because it was a flyer, this has to be the best looking swim I have ever seen.

[@paul40925]

Great film as always James, if ever your Norfolk Broads way, give me a shout, would love to come sit and watch you fish.

[@northernthrifter8817]

nice to see you back James

[@CadenceFishingUK]

cheers, would be great if you could share widely.

[@stevewarren7021]

Hooray, Your back m8.. Brill

[@terryyakamoto3488]

love watching the videos James. Any chance of doing a video on my favourite method, hemp fishing for roach, either on a river or a lake.

[@The1vanillaman]

a really great dream swim wish i could fish it, i used to fish the avon 20 years ago but now i see anglers fishing 16 meters pole with bloodworm to catch small fish,the problem the rivers are to clean

[@michaelbaker9590]

Great to see you back James another informative video are you fishing the Evesham festival .

[@ianchappytube]

Michael Baker James will be on Evesham Monday.

[@johncady8]

Great Video,

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Thanks John, please share widely if you can. Help us build up a new following.

[@johncady8]

what determines the length of hooklength when river fishing

[@CadenceFishingUK]

where you feel it's necessary to place the final tell-tale shot by and large

[@sammeredith459]

I have just registred at Cadence online shop . next month i will buy a CD10 13 ft match 3 rod and would like to find out the best match reel for the rod . Fingers crossed

[@5times146]

Top man

[@michaelsutton4183]

Hi James, great to see you fishing the stick once again. Do you still use the Abu’s for your float fishing I bought both models after seeing you fish with them a couple of years ago and still love them today !

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Michael, it's Chappy (cameraman.) James is away in China. He now uses Cadence open faced reels. top anglers do move companies, and if I can speak on his behalf, he would honestly tell you that all the products he has helped promote or has developed over the years he truly believed in, and of course he would now point you towards Cadence reels. If you are happy then Abu reels are ideal. If you seek new reels then it's Jame's job to guide you towards his current favourites. I can say on my part, they are very pleasing reels and the rods are excellent. Hope that answers your question.

[@MartinGoblet-be]

Hi James Many thanks for this pleasant video. I'm not used to fish in running water, and I've just a little question : how do you "plumb" to find the depth ?

[@CadenceFishingUK]

You could use a pole for ultimate accuracy, however, that is limited by length. It's a case of running the float through until it pulls under too frequently then shallowing up bit by bit, or add a swan shot to the hook with a strong pinch and just easing it through to feel your way and get a general sense of the depth. On sluggish rivers it's easier of course.

[@MartinGoblet-be]

Many thanks for this quick response.

[@paulkozyra4467]

Hi Martin, just read your comment above and thought I'd let you know how I plumb the depth on rivers with good flow when stick float fishing. I attached a normal heavy plummet to my hook then cast downstream and across towards the far bank, then I'ts a simple process of pulling the rod back allowing the float to appear on the surface, then let the line go slack, if the float disappears then you're set too shallow and need to raise the float away from the hook, if the float stays on the surface for a while before disappearing then you're set too deep and need to slide the float down towards the hook, just keep repeating this process until you're happy you've found the correct depth, it does take a little practise but you will soon get the hang of it! Hope this helps, all the best Paul Kozyra

[@B.A_angling]

Martin Goblet try attaching a plummet and holding back then let the float rise under shot the float and see if it pops up and over and keep bouncing it down

[@TwoFishermenfromisrael]

Hi What is the name of this fish type ?

[@smiff4748]

Nice looking float rods but where can I buy one

[@ianchappytube]

E Miff www.cadencefishing.co.uk

[@ianchappytube]

E Miff www.cadencefishing.co.uk

[@MegaDanAdams]

Hi James who owns this stretch of the Avon now?

[@Writeous0ne]

ya mom.

[@dannyburns1353]

Me so dont even think of stepping foot onit ok

[@andymez75]

Is this Welford Angling Club stretch?

[@CadenceFishingUK]

No. James has access to a couple of stretches on private property not far away. Sorry, we would love to be more specific but the land owner might shoot us proper dead like :p

[@hurricanelaughter6880]

Welford club water is a bit further downstream isn't it? This is definitely Welford weir though.

[@zaksol-yb8wg]

was there someone else fishing with you? a few times you said we are ?

[@CadenceFishingUK]

zak sol2017 no. Just Jimbo

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Jim has a habit is saying 'we'. I can't change it, so I just accept it now....chappy (cameraman)

[@zaksol-yb8wg]

weird

[@Divingbigpete]

Not ur average peg