Carp Fishing With The Guru Hybrid Feeder

[@neilmurphy9926]

Good to see Your channel has grown as a reward for all Your hard work , well done lads keep grafting

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Neil! :-)

[@myke.h2913]

Enjoyed your informative video and thanks for the information on the rod and reel used.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Myke, glad you enjoyed the video. If you click the tackle box link in the video description there's some more information on the tackle we used. :-)

[@neilmurphy1927]

I love your enthusiasm for the sport , it makes for great viewing thanks for all the hard work you guys put in behind the scenes aswell😳😳😳

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks for the kind comments Neil, glad you are enjoying the video's :-)

[@cleanhit777]

I've really taken to these feeders especially the mini 24g, just the right amount of feed for winter, really enjoyed the video as usual.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Great stuff +cleanhit777 they are a quality little product, glad you've had success using them and glad you enjoyed the video. Tight lines, cheers Chris. :-)

[@erwinphilips8632]

great vid guys. Every time i'm learning something new. thanks for sharing. greetz from the Netherlands

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks as always +erwin philips hope your fishing is going well in the Netherlands! Tight lines, cheers Chris.

[@tattoos1988]

Once again perfect advice from a great angler keep them coming thanks for the advice and tips thanks

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks +braddy19885 glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to comment. :-)

[@frankiemazzei8882]

fishing at Barford is rlly tough this winter but a single 15mm pellets and popups are doing the trick this year

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hope you've still been catching a few though. :-)

[@GLF1802]

Hi, great video, could you explain a bit more about the Flying Back Lead set up and what you use as a stop ? Thanks

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Gary, I think Steve uses the Preston Flying Back Leads, these come in a kit format and instructions (They're simple to use). Stop wise you can use a small float stop or something like that, just ensure it can move under tension. Hope that helps. Cheers Chris

[@GLF1802]

Thanks for the reply Chris. it does. keep up the good work.

[@tomwinterfishing9065]

I love the way you were talking quickly because you wanted to get out there and fishing again! :P

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Haha, indeed +Tom Winter :-)

[@Penn1969]

I think you're right, most of the pellets will definitely come off after the feeder has hit the water. If you think about it, is travelling at 30 or 40 miles an hour, that's one hell of an impact. However, I noticed you had some of that sticky mix stuff I found that if you add some of that to the pellets feeder, they stick like concrete in the feeder, you could cast a hundred and 50 yards and they will all stay on. However always sure whether that's a really good idea. Sometimes I have wound in after half an hour and every single pellet is still in place on the feeder.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

It's a case of experimenting and seeing what works on what lake on what day! That's one of the great things about fishing I guess, you can always carry on learning and experimenting with things :-)

[@alanweir37]

Nice video Steve, thanks for the tips.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks +Alan Weir glad you enjoyed it and found it useful! :-)

[@chepachii]

love your work guys,as always enjoyed the vid and picked up some tips,cheers.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers +James Calley glad you picked up a tip or two along the way. Hope your fishing is going well.

[@chepachii]

+From The Waters Edge TV cheers guys, yes the fishing had been going well up till Christmas, a few upper doubles and 2 low 20s,one a lovely linear mirror.

[@kevsmith060]

Do you think you'd have caught as well on a micro pellet feeder or even a banjo? Would be good to do a direct comparison.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

I'm not sure +kevsmith060 like you say it would be a good comparison I guess! It would be good to test them all out and see what performed best! I think the Guru Hybrid and the Banjo are fairly similar, however the Hybrid casts better. Each of them have there own little innovative features though. Perhaps that might be a video to try one day, test them all!! :-)

[@mountstevens8688]

What bead are you using between the hook length and feeder?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

I'll ask Steve for you Robin!

[@markschofield-fishingandou6607]

Great video again lads, thanks for doing the underwater demo of the feeder as its given me the confidence to give the hybrid feeder a try. it should work better than the method on the club water Im joining as its around 5 to 6 feet deep. keep it up!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers +Mark Schofield thanks for the kind comments and for taking the time to post them, glad you enjoyed the video and glad it's given you the confidence to get out and give the Hybrid feeder a go yourself! :-) Hope you manage a few, tight lines, cheers Chris.

[@chrisashton4179]

Hi mate, which mould did you use for the hybrid feeder and also which Daiwa reel are you using ? Love all your videos... keep 'em coming & keep up the great work. Many thanks 😊

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers +Chris Ashton glad you are enjoying the video's. I believe the mould Steve was using was one from Drennan. If you click the link in the video description you'll see a list of all the tackle we were using. Hope that helps. Cheers Chris.

[@MrRestaffine]

Hello. Pink dumbbells, what is it? Could you write name of them and how you prepared them? Thank you!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi +MrRestaffine they are Sonu Baits Band'um's. They are available from most tackle shops in the UK. If you click the link in our video descriptions you should find a tackle box link with all the details. :-)

[@aarronheaton9088]

Always look forward to your videos , good tips thanks :)

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers +Aarron Heaton thanks for taking the time to comment. :-)

[@johnroberts2205]

how many fish would you catch on the same hook link befor changing it ... great vid by the way 👍

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks for the kind comments John, glad you enjoyed it. Hmmmm we'd change them whenever the hook link 'frayed' or when the hook wasn't sharp/effective. This can very depending on where you're fishing and what you're fishing for. Just give it a quick look over every cast to see if it's still ok. :-)

[@johnroberts2205]

From The Waters Edge TV thank you 👍

[@anbmx3009]

Thanks this helped a lot. I know you always say that u have to try different colour hook baits but what are the colours you recommend?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Excellent stuff +AN BMX300 glad you enjoyed the video! I know Steve particularly likes to use white, however yellow and pink are also very good. :-)

[@anbmx3009]

+From The Waters Edge TV thanks

[@tomgoesfishing8280]

did you personalise the From the water's edge hoodies? if so, what website did you use? I'm thinking of doing the same thing for my channel too!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

I can't remember now +TomGoesFishing however there's loads of places online where you can get it done. Just pop a search in on Google and you should get some results. :-)

[@cns180784]

Nice, i fished the bomb with corn on a fishery near me today, just caught an 8lb 4oz mirror and was getting bites after that but kept missing them. I think i did hook a few more but the hook pulled think it was due to small fish and using a size 14 hook. After switching to a size 16 the bites seemed to stop, only got a couple of knocks and i decided to pack up early due to crap weather. Have you had this when fishing a running lead where you miss so many bites? the advantage of how you fished here was due to the fish hooking themselves. I have a Banjo feeder but for where i fished today i think i'd like to try it again but with a pellet feeder as its deep, about 11 foot. I have yet to use a method feeder or any other type of in line feeder (bought a Banjo but have yet to use it) is it ok to use a pellet feeder with just groundbait? Thanks for posting these videos and i like the ideas you put across such as the liquid additives, keep it up.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi mate, if I was missing bite's I'd be tempted to step up a hook size, not go smaller. You could use a pellet feeder with just groundbait, it would be fine. In deeper water something like a pellet feeder would be a little better, as it protects the bait more on the drop. When using methods like this (self hooking methods) most of the time the fish should hook themselves and give you a proper pull round on the tip. If you're missing lots of smaller bites, it's possible they could be line bites. (Fish knocking into your line.) Perhaps sit on your hands and wait for a proper pull round! :-)

[@cns180784]

Hi there well i fished today the same fishery as last week where i caught that 8lb mirror. I fished a different peg near an island and it was different to the last session in a few ways. Firstly didnt get any bites for about the first 2 hours or so! i was advised by a bloke who passed me last week to fish this peg and wished i hadnt listened to him as i already knew where the deeper water was and hence where nearly all the fish would be this time of year. Today was strange...i've had silvers go for my corn before but today they werent interested in that and no Carp showed up so i didnt get a sausage fishing with corn but i had some red maggots and they saved the blank. In the end i just caught a few roach and Skimmers on red maggots...their bites are always the same pretty much, i rarely get a proper bend in the tip, just little knocks and takes good reflexes to strike them i'm finding. Wasnt very good today i'm still glad to have caught fish and i welcome silver fish but with the gear i was using whenever i hooked one i couldnt feel anything, every time i thought i missed the bite and there it was on my hook as it got near the bank. You always like to feel the fish having a good pull putting up a scrap but oh well there you go, you wont always catch Carp or any of the bigger fish at the end of the day, thats fishing. Its interesting and what i do like about this lake i've been fishing is you just dont know what you'll catch, but i think next time i'll fish a smaller lake thats full of small Carp, F1's and even some Goldfish and it never lets me down on the Carp front. They're not big in there but that doesnt matter still fight a lot more than those silvers today and after today i need some Carp therapy! Thanks for replying and i think i'll get a pellet feeder and try that for next time on this lake in the deeper water...after i've had my Carp therapy on the smaller lake lol. Hope to see more videos like this soon keep it up lads great videos.

[@barriewatson]

Hi Tell me if l am wrong, but. L was always told that you should nöt Keep carp in a keepnet. Regards Barrie

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi +barrie watson you can keep Carp in a keepnet, IF the fishery allows this. Even if the fishery does you should not keep too many in one net and you shouldn't keep them in there for any long period of time.

[@kenedginton438]

barrie watson you are allowed

[@sambrumpton3773]

I've been fishing at felthorpe lakes a few times after tench but still have not caught one - what do u recommend?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Feeder fishing with ground bait and particles (Hemp, caster, sweet corn etc) would be a good method to catch them. Try and fish as early as you can in the morning, or dusk in the evening. Look out for small pin prick bubbles on the surface - normally a sign that Tench are in the area. Did you see our Tench fishing video we added recently? I believe Felthorpe contains alot of Carp, probably alot more than Tench, so it maybe that the carp are beating them to the bait first. Hope that helps.

[@sambrumpton3773]

+From The Waters Edge TV thank you - I was mainly catching larger bream from about 12pm (when I got there) to about 3pm then I only caught small fish so I might go night fishing(24h) so I can try and catch some tench early in the morning on a method feeder (maggots and worms on the hook -is it a good idea ?) thanks again.

[@Snarf_spike.]

Is de feeder elastic?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Frans, you can get both inline and elasticated. :-)

[@oJawify]

whats the outfit he was using? what reel/size?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi mate, if you click the tackle link in our video description you'll see all the tackle listed there. Hope that helps. Cheers Chris.

[@matthewclarke3165]

when we gonna sea some more sea fishing videos buddy awesome stuff!!!!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers +Matthew Clarke glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to comment. Haha... Hopefully after this latest storm front moves through we'll be back out on the beach and giving it a go! :-) Cheers Chris.

[@Dr4g0nW00d]

So sticky is the secret for getting the pellets on the feeder learned another secret ;-) btw if i cast out my feeder it travel around the 40-50 meter :-D

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Haha, making your pellets sticky is one thing you can do!

[@Dr4g0nW00d]

i have try the method it work even after 30 min in the water some where still on the feeder

[@bertythemod]

bummer! but I'll look forward to you swapping fishing styles for a video get you on the waggler and widget 200yd casting off the beach 😊

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Haha, sounds interesting Andy! ;-)

[@alinbriceag3073]

reel and rod ?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi +Alin Briceag if you click the link in the video description you'll find a tackle box link.

[@maniek9193]

Daiwa Exceler X 3500 .?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Yeah, it's the old model Exceler. I don't believe that exact reel is made anymore but there is a new version available.

[@frankiemazzei8882]

I caught my first ever carp from that lake

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Nice one mate!

[@CarpGaming]

Great vid , very useful

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers +Carp Gaming glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful. Tight lines, cheers Chris.

[@CarpGaming]

+From The Waters Edge TV That swim you are on is my favorite one on the match lake, always produces

[@whysallfreerun]

Mate always good videos but I think you're net is about ready to be replaced ;) keep up that amazing work though dude!!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers Elliot thanks for the kind comments and for taking the time to post them, glad you enjoyed the video. :-)

[@whysallfreerun]

From The Waters Edge TV no worries dude, when I'm not out fishing I enjoy watching the videos you produce, gets me hyped to pack up and head to the bank. 🤘🏻👍🏻

[@arunasertmanas6171]

next vid winter wild Bream?!!!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Possibly +Arunas Ertmanas we'll have to see what we can do! ;-)

[@OnTheBank1]

nice one keep up the on mint videos!!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers +On the bank glad you enjoyed it! :-)

[@OnTheBank1]

From The Waters Edge TV ill be looking forward to seeing the next video.

[@dlow364]

What's an F1

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

It's a smaller strain of carp, specially bred and introduced to commercial carp fisheries +dlow364

[@dlow364]

+From The Waters Edge TV oh ok thanks

[@bertythemod]

How about some LRF 😊

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

It could be possible Andy, altho we're very limited to LRF opportunities around our coastline (Norfolk).

[@moybi8803]

hi

[@Angling4U]

Hi Guys always a pleasure watching your videos I also run a channel angling 4 u it would be nice to meet up for as session one day tight lines.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks for the kind comments mate. No worries, I'll pop over and give your channel a look! Cheers.

[@Angling4U]

cheers guys where on facebook also tight lines

[@arturlukasiewicz411]

jjb

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

+Artur Lukasiewicz :-)