Mobile River Chub Fishing - Warwickshire Avon

James heads to the Warwickshire Avon this week in search of chub. With recent snowmelt reducing the temperature of the river, conditions are tough, so instead of his usual match fishing tactics, James decides on a roving method. Staying mobile, increases his chances of catching chub, a reliable species to target during the colder months. James is fishing with bread and feeder tactics.
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[@philhunt2031]

Fishing videos at the highest level.....can’t get any better than this....thanks for giving all us anglers 39 minutes of superb viewing......

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Kind words Phil. Thanks. Chappy

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Don't forget those 14 secs too😋😉

[@johnr4459]

interesting watch, like yourself i started as a trout fisherman as brown and sea trout were the main targets hereabouts. this was in the early '70's, in around 1975 i discovered the chub in the river, i was 14 at the time and in those days the river was a prolific chub river, scottish borders, i went after the chub, even in the winter, locals thought i was mad, "why are you fishing for skellies for" diddent eat fish so i diddent care, in the winter i used similar tactics to what you are doing here the only differences was i used a spinning rod, its all i had, and i mixed cheese with the bread and on the hook its was like a paste, the idea was that the cheese was more smelly and as the chub has a good sense of smell, it worked very well. i used to keep a record of the chub i caught over 3lb, looking back i caught 97 chub and 6 of those were over 5lb, best one 5lb10oz in 1978. the 97 chub were all caught between 1975 and 82, it dosent sound a lot by todays standards, but seemed so at the time. unfortunetly after that the river suffered some setbacks and now you will be lucky to see a chub alive in there, a great shame

[@DannysAnglingBlog]

Simply fantastic, had everything, hints, tips, tackle, fish, wildlife, scenery and humour with monty Great stuff.

[@silvostevanello246]

TOP! THIS IS PURE FISHING IN THE FULL CONTACT WITH THE NATURE!!!👍👍PERFECT VIDEO!!!

[@hawkman1833]

I have ordered a 12ft no3 feeder rod can't wait to try it out.

[@minkyandbear]

Thank you Chappy and James for such a great video, shades of Wilson on the Wensum! It really was a bonus having two films in one. Firstly James showing the roving approach for some beautiful chub and then "The adventures of Monty". You were so lucky James the old boy didn't nudge you in! Keep 'em comin'

[@malcolmball2829]

Love the way Monty gets into everything....lol...….love your work James...!!!

[@00markelliott00]

Excellent video. Top angling despite Monty trying to steal the limelight. :-)

[@neilmason158]

Great video on a lovely piece of river, very like the Swale up here in North Yorks. Proving that quality fishing not all pellets and method feeders. A couple loafs and travel light. Real fishing (and a camera man is a extra)

[@foxley66]

Lovely video James and looks like Monty enjoyed his day out with you and Chappy! Tight Lines Steve Amison

[@grahamgfm]

I am not only a keen follower of your vids and an avid river angler but....also a dog trainer and canine behaviourist. Monty just cracks me up and today was a star. Keep it up Mr Robins. When we were in Zimbabwe, the dogs always got the small ones.

[@166Chatty]

My favourite way of fishing, the moving keeps you warm. Nicely shot again Chappy.

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Let us know if there's anything happening on your southern rivers over next few weeks Steve

[@166Chatty]

Cadence Fishing UK I will keep you informed. Currently they are in the fields.

[@keitheaston2618]

Really nice viewing gents . Thanks .

[@6bigears135]

Great video James and monty

[@philiptaylor664]

Awesome fishing, love the Warwickshire Avon

[@boldersa]

Very enjoyable and well done the both of you for sticking it out on such a cold day.

[@garywilliamsandmitsy]

Lovely pegs and cracking angling fish and film👍

[@FrenchFishing]

That definitely is 100% my fishing at the moment. I just love it. Made a couple of videos of that as well. Well done!

[@darrannewman7113]

ha ha 12:50 Monty's bankstick.What a great day for you even if it was cold.

[@smiff4748]

Great video James, lots of tips and nice scenery. Thanks for sharing

[@dieangeln]

Great video Monty also enjoyed himself.

[@paul40925]

Once again, superb and informative...Great film Chappy, James and Monty..

[@steveplows9996]

Great video again fellas, just don't stop taking Monty he has me in fits, but then I am a Lab man too, strangely enough though I feed mine on Chum not bread & fish lol.

[@LureoftheOutdoors]

Cracking vid. Love the Warwickshire Avon. 👍🎣

[@robshaw3655]

Travel light.....with a great big bait bucket and seat box. !! Small back packs with a folding seat in do the job. Lovely video though

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Rob Shaw Hi Rob, Trudy me that’s travelling light for us match anglers!

[@JPP8011]

Great stuff...as always. Looks like you had a good day out. Its gotten me dying to get out on the Dane, myself

[@anthonysmith4399]

Top video James well done

[@yuabonuga]

I think i found my new favorite fishing show :D

[@steveellerby6986]

Great video James, but surely its a cs6 4000 reel and not a cs7, but don't worry mate, it doesn't detract from a great vid

[@rondurkin964]

Great !! , something different. Fish a river 10 mins walk from home in the summer bags of roach , hybrids and the odd gonk.

[@ahmetuslu44]

Try under the new bridge for mix bag fish with pole or for pike also under the bridge between leamington and warwick!!!!!(my old spot)Good luck James.

[@Andrewausfa]

Superb. My favourite sort of fishing and Mr. Chub is always ready for some grub in the winter. My local stretch of the Gt. Ouse is very much like this. Top filming all three of you.

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Drop James a message through Facebook if wish, we'd like to do something on the Ouse

[@Andrewausfa]

@@CadenceFishingUK My stretch is the St.Ives AS one, not the 'above Bedford' Barbel one on which I've drawn many a blank! Love to see you over here though!

[@CadenceFishingUK]

@@Andrewausfa will look into it. A place very unfamiliar to us, only done one magazine feature on it in 25 years!!

[@neillawrence9002]

Great vidio as always

[@edfishboy]

Travel light with the ASI 😂 Proper fishing tho. Great video

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Just a prop really Edward. Quite light just the seat bit actually..

[@AndreasLiljegren]

Great vid!

[@charliebear1436]

Quality video. Monty looking for drop-backs @ 15:15?

[@neilmason158]

James. What make is that seat box your using, look ideal for roving

[@lololooo5041]

Monty 😍😍

[@sharonmcleod2548]

3 one if you fell in great video

[@williammallender8391]

Isn't it time to get Monty his own rod?

[@alanoliver5378]

Nice vid, but I have no Confidence in vids anymore, ever since I came a cross a ccordened off stretch of river, to be fair where I come from my first thought was that they had found a body, but know, it was inaccessible because it had been pre baited for a week or more so that mat Hayes could make a video.

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Lol. 🤣

[@georgetaylor5433]

Beautiful fishing session, travelling light, love the rod action too ! Can't find the brand here in France , or am I not looking for it properly ? Would love to buy an 11ft soft action, can anybody help ?

[@CadenceFishingUK]

We are web based only. www.cadencefishing.co.uk. shipping to France is no problem.

[@darrenbergman9841]

Great video thanks. How long do you run the main line past the feeder? Just thinking of a lighter line straight from the paternoster would cause tangles ? Many thanks

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Darren Bergman Hi Darren, I use a length of mainline below the paternoster, normally at least 1-2 ft. Then add the hooklength. The thicker line keeps it away from the feeder and helps prevent tangles. Cheers James

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Darren Bergman Hi Darren, I use a length of mainline below the paternoster, normally at least 1-2 ft. Then add the hooklength. The thicker line keeps it away from the feeder and helps prevent tangles. Cheers James

[@PatMo1888]

'Fess up, Chappy - how often did he clip you with that landing net handle?

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Can't say as he did.... we're a well oiled machine...know each others moves lol

[@PatMo1888]

Yeah, well-oiled, I'll give you that :-)

[@pmay222]

Travelling light 😂. . ? . . Soft bag, folding seat , 10 ft rod more like it. . I dont take that much gear on holiday 😃. .

[@CadenceFishingUK]

Each to their own, enjoy!👍

[@sillybait1329]

Another great video James, are you at Barford?

[@smudger-s4485]

Can't be barford flowing right to left.

[@sillybait1329]

@@smudger-s4485 do you know which stretch it is?

[@danreilly1294]

Where exactly is this stretch? Is it a free stretch or club? Thanks

[@CadenceFishingUK]

It's a private stretch belonging to a friend of James.

[@jakewynn4268]

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