Catch On A Method Feeder | Basics Fishing Guide

The method feeder can be a devastating tactic for all species, especially carp! Andy is here with his basic guide to get you going on this super simple approach.
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[@stevenmoses5807]

First class Info . wouldn't expect anything else from Andy

[@ianlatham8529]

Excellent information given with an easy way thats easy to understand, Cheers Andy

[@RBX_Chromitech]

Recently got into feeder fishing and this will really help!

[@jasonround6506]

Nobody explains it better than Mr May. Cheers Andy your a legend

[@alanmarriott9216]

What fish can you catch in method feeder musing micro pellets out interest please?

[@barrychambers2001]

Brilliant video nice and simple ,I can't wait to give it a go

[@stephenarmstrong6620]

Top advice again mr may thank you 👏👍

[@paulblakeley4014]

Great as always Andy brilliant 👏 always a big smile on my face 😀 lol

[@63melvyn]

Great helpful video thank you

[@stevenanderson2105]

Great vid Andy

[@user-vz2iq2mf7v]

Great advice 👍

[@patrickbatham2698]

Hi Andy,how would you prepare your pellets for 10m of depth?

[@winningwaysbasics]

That's a bit deep! The prep would be the same, just make sure you pack them on really well. Maybe look at a Hybrid style feeder as it will hold them in a bit better than a traditional method feeder.

[@Retirement_Life]

Great advice

[@keepitnatural4116]

Was the line left in the clip after casting ? Thanks

[@winningwaysbasics]

Yes when fishing upto an island they can only kite rather than run away from you like in open water. So leaving it clipped up should be ok :)

[@Jordanpurcell]

What was the Knott you used to tie your mainline to the bead mate?

[@johnderous7874]

That's all one needs to know!

[@mikepigott5132]

Why do people always seem to cast the method a distance and never close to near bank. Mike

[@winningwaysbasics]

Generally fish will push away from the bank side disturbance, so getting away from you is an advantage. Especially earlier in the session.

[@geraldhills41]

squirrels ! Enjoy your vids , thanks !