Catch Roach On The Pole! | Andy May

[@petehough363]

During the colder weather you want to keep busy..helps to keep ya warm and concentrated...what better way to do it 👍🎣

[@stephenarmstrong6620]

Great tips mr may, thank you sonu. You need to do a old estate lake film catching on the waggler

[@TheSpectrumTheatre]

Id love to see a tench video!

[@Sonubaits]

We'll definitely be out targeting tench once it warms up a bit!

[@kirkhogan2688]

I'd love to see tench, crucians, love these in the summer

[@Sonubaits]

Definitely on the list! Any venues with noted tench and crucians to be targeted?

[@kirkhogan2688]

@@Sonubaits can't wait

[@kirkhogan2688]

@Sonubaits would you travel down south to Marsh Farm or Bury hills These have monster crucians in them ,as well as tench Long journey for you, but these do hold monsters, Plus your be in the hallowed land of the south🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@markshaw8175]

Marsh Farm in Milford...its full of them

[@timwebber65tw]

Thanks Andy really great tips, always a pleasure watching you

[@raycharm8950]

really enjoyed that vid Andy ,very helpful tips on all subjects, rigs set up to plumbing the depth correctly and baits ,very in-depth details on them all ,look forward to more the same 👌

[@johnkiddle379]

What about fishing a deep river or resovoir with a long whip for roach and skimmbobs. The mix you would use for deep, possibly flowing waters, that would hold the fish once fed.

[@jasonround6506]

Love the info Andy. 👌

[@johnkiddle379]

Big roach, please Mr May. On a deep venue, or a pacey one. Which groundbait mix for getting it down to the bigger "roaches" and getting them feeding. Great, as always, your enthusiasm for our sport is phenomenal. Keep making vids, we will keep watching.

[@MrTechnics68]

Aston park fishery. On split full of ides. Love to see you do a video there

[@stevehansler9014]

Andrew you can't use casters they're band 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Great video guys I'd love to see Andy tackle them beautiful crucians

[@Sonubaits]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@alanjones1771]

Great tips mate will have to give them a try this weekend so tight lines 🎣🎣🎣⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍

[@connorwalsh7957]

Sheffield frechville absolute woppers of tench also free fishing and a few bonus fish in there😉 maybe even a golden tench👀🤫

[@martingledhill3178]

Great video. Used your bream and skimmer method from the book last weekend. Worked a treat 18lb of mainly skimmers all day.

[@jeremyevans4576]

Great content, Hampton Springs for tench 🎣👍

[@PaulKitching-tn5wb]

Great video Andy have you ever fished Notts Anglers Bestwood Duck ponds , man made canal called The Richmond Canal absolutely full of Crucian's, Roach, Skimmers, ,Tench and Barbell hard Fishing in winter but sure to catch some lovely fishies have a go matey

[@martinwood713]

Brilliant andy but how about an endcatch picture

[@markshaw8175]

If you want to catch big tench and crucians...come to Marsh Farm in Milford, its full of them

[@philiptaylor3568]

Andy,would you mix it up the night before using tap water, or mix it on the bank using lake water

[@Sonubaits]

It all depends how active or 'dead' you want the mix. For roach, on the day means you'll still have activity in the mix (hemp and other active ingredients pinging off the mix and attracting fish from up in the water layers). Often for bream or other big fish where an inert mix is required mixing up well in advance of the session can be effective as it allows the mix more time to absorb the water and all particles within to be completely soaked meaning they are less active.

[@philiptaylor3568]

Thanks for the reply

[@trevorchapman9050]

Lovely fishing! Is there any reason why 13m is the distance you’re fishing, couldn’t you do same shirt to be more productive? Would love to see some big bream from Jumbles reservoir or huge roach from Lymm dam fishing. Thanks

[@Sonubaits]

Water clarity would determine the distance fished. No doubt later in the session a shorter line at 6m or so would have produced or in a few weeks when it warms up you'll likely catch there all day. But because it was frozen in the morning, still relatively clear by commercial venue standards, fishing a bit longer is a safer bet and 13m is just a nice comfortable length of pole to hold.

[@000Karesz000]

Have you considered light hybrid elastic (4-6) in one section only instead of the slip?

[@superbalaur1297]

I have tried it and it’s thicker and slower to retract. Solid elastic is the best in winter/colder months.

[@andrewbebbington682]

Baden hall staffordshire on doughnut bream heaven

[@pleasantville4529]

Is a Pommy not a silver bream? An actual species, not a hybrid.