Carp Fishing With Worm & Groundbait In Shallow Water - Part Two

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Carp Fishing With Worm & Groundbait In Shallow Water - Part Two
From The Waters Edge film crew were out and about again this week as we visited Cobbleacre lakes in Norfolk. Fishing a short session after work I set Steve the challenge of picking a method that would offer the best chance of a result in a limited time, he chose to fish the deadly method of 'loose' groundbait and worm in shallow water. As you'll see by the video we encountered some nice fish and some explosive action!
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[@paulod28]

Yet again a pleasure to watch so well made and loads of info to take on board, well done guys great work.

[@gavingoldthorp4093]

Great video as per usual! I honestly don't think anyone is out there currently making better, certainly for match / general coarse angling styles. How you don't get many more views is beyond me. Thanks for making them chaps!

[@mikewilliams68]

Some lovely fish caught there guys. Its great to get a tench in the bag too. I would like to see you fish that same swim on the quiver tip Steve, with a variety of baits. Lovely venue.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Mike, yeah it was a cracking session, one of our filming highlights from last year! :-) Perhaps we will re-visit it, as it's only a few miles down the road and is always good for a fish or too! :-)

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi mate, its a Daiwa Goretex Bib'n'brace, its pretty expensive, but I don't like fishing under brollies or shelters so I make sure my clothing is completely waterproof! Haha! This was purchased from angling direct.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Matt, its Cobbleacre lakes. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to comment! :-)

[@Nukey63]

Great video, liked the tactics will be trying this out as soon as I get a chance.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed the video! Ummm we done a paste video last year, however we haven't revisited it this year, not yet anyway! You never know though.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Harry, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to comment! :-)

[@sammitchell8047]

Top angler! Take in a lot from your videos, keep making them!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi buddy, the pole sections don't pull loose as they are pushed together securely. Not only that the elastic takes the strain of the fish, no pressure is put on the joints, from a point of view where they may pull apart. Its a similar thing as to why your rod sections don't pull apart during when playing a fish.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Great stuff Peckster! Thats one hell of a fish on a pole! :-) Any double figure fish is! Glad you liked the video and thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Paul, glad you enjoyed the video! A fair bit of work and editing goes into them, to make them as easy watching and professional as possible! :-) Its always great to hear positive feedback though, makes it all worth while, so thank you.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks Dan, we have lots more good stuff coming this year! :-) We won't be stopping anytime soon!!! We are here to stay! haha!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Haha, great stuff Dan! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to drop us a comment!

[@luvleechublee]

Excellent vid ! Keep up the good work. Have you done a paste video yet ?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Yeah it is Liam! Its Steve's lucky fishing hat, he won't get rid of it! He's caught every big fish he's ever had and every match his ever won wearing it! I'm trying to persuade him to get a new one though! ;-))

[@calpolweston407]

Great vid.....where did u get that bib n brace from ( if u dont mind me asking) ????

[@peckster16]

Good vid I got a 16 pd carp on my pole with maggot

[@harrylocker8581]

Awesome mate :)

[@humbuck59]

Enjoyed this thanks

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

No worries mate, glad you enjoyed it. :-)

[@terrygooderham2436]

ok Steve,yet another shit hot video,the worm stunning is a revelation, I've always used a tiny piece of elastic band to hold the worm on!! also, how on earth do you manage to hold 16metres of pole with no support. I have a fairly modern Daiwa XR4, 14.5, with a butt section to take it over 15metres, but I need a forward support to hold it!! take care,Terry G,Nth.Wales.

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Cheers +terry gooderham :-)

[@matt19norwich]

Which lake was that?

[@matt19norwich]

Good work btw! :)

[@michaelovery8388]

IT.S your lucky hat mate,lol,but a nice fish, keep it up,

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Yeah it was his lucky hat Michael, it's been retired now though! :-D

[@jornbuyl4996]

hi, first of all i really like your videos. One (important) question though, what's the maximum depth you could try this method on? thanks for your respons! keep making these awesome vids!

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Thanks for the kind comments mate, glad you're enjoying the video's! :-) I'm not 100% sure, I'll ask Steve for you and get his answer :-) Thanks again, cheers Chris.

[@jornbuyl4996]

Thanks Chris, looking forward to know the answer!

[@ryanodonoghue1797]

Jorn Buyl have you ever gotten the answer

[@samu171]

do u ever eat the fish?

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

No Sam, they belong to the person who owns the lake, so it would be theft. It's not something we do here in the UK anyway, we purely coarse fish for sport.

[@samu171]

oh right fair enough thanks

[@gary9732]

get some black hydro on that will stop them carp in its tracks tight lines

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Haha, you're right there +gary wright :-)

[@LiamDavis1234]

Hat is a bit ripped

[@mohamedy6164]

why would you release such a big fish

[@FromTheWatersEdgeTV]

Hi Mohamed, because we don't really eat carp, also the fish in this lake belong to the owner, it's all catch and release. Hope that helps :-)

[@mohamedy6164]

Makes sense.