I Caught SO MANY Vampire Fish From The Carp Lake W/This Rig!

[@smokedadowg]

Nothing like a crap after a 10 hour shift and abit of the ole ginger fisherman

[@GIBBO4182]

Sounds like you’ve earned both! 😂

[@Clancy1977-u2z]

@@GIBBO4182I hoped he had spelt carp wrong 😂

[@joncarpmancovington]

Literally doing the same now 😂

[@reeceandrewrh]

Whilst hiding from the Mrs and kids

[@GIBBO4182]

@@Clancy1977-u2z i had to read it twice 🤣

[@Vk_stinkie]

Great video chris! Here in the netherlands fishing for zander is HUGE. Fishing for them is the best here in the big rivers, bigger lakes and even in the cities. A tip to improve better hooking is to use smaller baits. You can easily cut a single baitfish in two, maybe even three slices.

[@jaket4839]

I agree I fish for them regularly in south midlands and roach head allways outfishes bigger hook bait allways a decent hook up imo

[@mattgoodchild8215]

Superb Chris I’m a Zander fanatic it’s great to see a shout out for Them They are a fantastic sporting fish and great from canals Are you listening Mr. Ellis the cull has to stop 👍🏼

[@Baat23-o8q]

Disregard the tossers comment before this one, Ginger Fisherman is always worth watching.

[@morgan1985uk]

I kept seeing a guy trollling ginger. I called him out the other day and he deleted his comments.

[@15.7lbscarp]

@@morgan1985uk😂

[@jamiesmart9016]

I think you misunderstood. He's having a shit while watching the ginger fisherman after a 10 hour shift

[@adriansaunders4878]

Nice one Chris! Good to see you chasing something different but as usual you're blessed with catching lots. Keep it going!

[@petercalthorpe7966]

G'day Chris, awsome Zanders great session. All the best form down under mate.👍🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@LG_Fishing]

Killer session. I'm really have fun hitting the lakes from time to time for pike and perch. I've had my first ever Zander from canals and rivers in the last few months. Time to get one from a lake too. Great video, keep it up!

[@ianmorrison554]

I've eaten zander in Czech Republic and Switzerland and it is maybe the tastiest fish of all I've tried.

[@ceesvanderschoot9799]

Yep but it all depends on the water they have been caught tho !!! But your right it’s great food 👍

[@MichaOnHuntGoesFishing]

More from that Deadbait Videos love that👍🏼 a Pearchvideo with Shrimps at Bait woud be Nice 👍🏼

[@scotsman9490]

hello ginger fisherman I'm ginger Scotsman and loving fishing for carp and pike love the videos keep it up bud

[@douglasmccoll]

Another great watch thanks Chris really enjoyed it

[@ClarkieBoy]

What a mega session on the Zander. Well done lads 👍

[@davefave4351]

A good few years back I experimented with a cage feeder packed with mashed tinned Pilchard/Sardine whilst deadbaiting, I didn't notice much difference in pick up rates (f all as opposed to f all) but I did have a heated argument with a live aboard boater who acccused me of polluting the river (I must admit the slicks I produced made it appear as though the Exxon Valdiz had gone down in the river...) 'Listen mate, that is fish oil, organic, natural, unlike the mineral and synthetic oil 💩 that you lot have no qualms about pumping into the river!'* *I didn't know whether to capitalise this as it was shouted across the Thames... Great video as always. Tight lines everyone!

[@peterpyne]

Ginger I know that here in the UK we rarely keep coarse fish.and eat them but the Zander is well.loved in main land Europe and gets eaten not only in restaurants but also at home.just like carp as. We'll.when eating zander in a restaurant it is quite dear,over in Europe. I know many would say no but,it makes a good meal.many thanks for your clips ,they are 5star just like. Those of another fishing series here called FishLocker.please carry. On filming as you are. Excellent. Cheers a bunch

[@chopperhehehe]

Cracking trip for the Zander Iv never even seen one up here 😢 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😁✌️

[@TheBudgie29]

Nice secession again Chris. We don't have a pool like this with Zander In, but they are a lot of them In the Canal. When You can get passed the Pike and Perch that Is. Keep 'Em Coming.

[@BritanniaMotorcycles]

This interested me as I am old enough to have been fishing when zander first appeared in UK fisheries. The Angling Times etc were full of stories of zander being a catastrophe as they would eat everything in any piece of water into which they had been introduced.

[@2009numan]

what a great video looked like a really nice place to fish

[@deividas_kimontas]

Superb fishing! 🔥🎣

[@DanGoesFishing]

Hey awesome video! Nice to see some love for the zander! I'd recommend using drop off arms with open bails arms on the ledger rig should really help with the drops runs 🙌

[@100fishingwithgeorgewhite9]

This was a great watch! I hope to catch my first Zander this year!

[@xienieveul7382]

Enjoyed watching this. Thank you for sharing,,,,,

[@TARABASS2173]

Super pêche 👍🎣

[@adventuresinmichiganwlisa9852]

Thanks for sharing 👍🤓👍

[@darrenwilliams8162]

Belting session them schoolies look amazing

[@jonholland6067]

Go to Canada and fish for walleye in the north it’s awesome sport!

[@mrp4754]

Any chance chris. you could tell me what lake it was please love zander fishing mate

[@Kd_mcr]

Wetlands lakes he said it at the start of the video

[@r333wall]

Awesome fishing..

[@TopstekTV]

Great video (again)!

[@jacksnaith9903]

Great video keep it up ❤

[@tadhghayden7601]

Zander feist....interesting the way they behave...different to pike... Circle hooks .were they hooked in scissers and all that...I myself am not really confident on them...maybe more experiments

[@philstevens9914]

You're calling the Zander a vampire fish?

[@Marknorris6]

Wish you could fish the lures here so much more of an exciting way to fish

[@totomilot4667]

Bonne video! Chez nous en France on vas bientôt pouvoir repêcher au poisson mort ou vifs !

[@bigmoncrief6071]

Are the zander in there to keep the small fish down?

[@AlexTate-cx1cz]

I believe I was here on this day, I was the fella who needed the boat to retrieve the tangled “carp” which turned out to be a pike 😂😂😂😂

[@tattoedmat]

There pike in there Chris? If not drop the wire and go with Fluro for better hook up ratio

[@northernangler1878]

I went fishing down local river today also for about 45 minutes to an hour caught a 4 pound brownie just as I was about to leave biggest I've had this year so far do plan to do some pike\perch fishing on local lake of mine very soon

[@chelelfc]

Great fishing as always...just a tip maybe...zander is sensitive fish, so maybe not grabing them for gills is not best thing to do 😉

[@baldieman64]

Fingers are inside the operculum and not damaging the gills. Same deal with pike.

[@larsvegas1505]

@@baldieman64 Zander is a strong fish anyways.. pike has delicate skin.. zander has armour compared to a pike..

[@snaggreadyfishing]

Think you've commented on the wrong Video 🤣 @chelelfc

[@Sean.hinchlffe]

Apparently they’re very nice with some chips & tartar sauce according to HFWhittingstall

[@MichaelCampin]

Bulgarian and Eastern love Pike, perch and Zander for their earthy flavours.

[@cedhome7945]

Local fishing laws probably say return all fish or you can be taken to court and fined + sea fish tasty much better

[@MichaelCampin]

@@cedhome7945 I agree but dont the rules anymore

[@martinsiedlecki]

​@@cedhome7945 is all of England catch and release ?

[@larsvegas1505]

I catch most of them on the float.. if im using bait that is.. when bottom rigging i use light weight (like 7 gram), open the bail and then put a stick on the line.. the fish flips off the stick on a take.. that way they dont spit so fast..

[@damienmason3516]

Is that the pond where the Zoo was back when I was a kid if so I did not no they was zanda in there at all

[@timpalmer-logstolumber1999]

The zander is considered invasive in UK, why do you return them to the water? Are those lakes exempt?

[@leftmono1016]

Not many anglers in the U.K. are going to kill fish. I certainly wouldn’t.

[@seanfraustus]

Zander can be released into established still waters. Grafham, Rutland, etc all have Zander and they're competitively fished for as part of catch and a release competitions. I think essentially if they're established and low chance of escaping to spread, they're fine. Obviously waters can remove them if undesired.

[@timpalmer-logstolumber1999]

@@seanfraustus thanks for your answer

[@kanny5175]

Hmm not a million miles from me , no doubt the place will get hammered now for a while, I'll leave it for now 😂

[@TheJaymon1962]

Excellent

[@danielkloc1770]

Nicely done! Do you ever go after Catfish?

[@morgan1985uk]

Is Monday gonna be the upload day from now on? I can't deal with another sunday of disappointment 😂

[@phiilyphil8900]

Ace mate, when we going Windermere my mate! ready steady sheff from Southport does the best hog roasts and bbqs 👍 👌 ♥ has a great aluminum boat ⛴ your welcome anytime 😎👌maybe have a fish 🐠 off with snagged bro's 🤔and show them how it's done would be megga 😎 keep up your ace films 🎥 😎👍👌♥

[@krisu6043]

Walleye and Zander look so similar .I wonder if they taste like one?

[@placidpaddler]

If these zander are anything like their walleye cousins over on this side of the pond then those fish are absolutely delicious. I salivate just as much when watching them being caught on KZbin as when I catch them!

[@scottkelly1607]

do they still cull the Zander in the UK??

[@brianed1258]

How long have Zander been in England for. I don’t remember them when I was young before I came to Australia in 1972

[@Fishing.with_cal]

How do you hold them is it like how you hold a pike?

[@Vk_stinkie]

Because zander also have space to hold them like that

[@TomJones-tx7pb]

Do you still have to kill zander in the UK rather than return them to the water?

[@williamandrews4251]

How big to Vanders get?

[@ericallison4494]

Are they in the Walleye family, or Ealpot maybe?

[@JTLM_48442]

Those fish look like walleye kinda

[@differentfins]

Wild to hear lures are not allowed, but bait fishing is. That is the opposite of most regulations here in Canada. I know of lakes or parks where organic bait is not allowed, artificial lures only, never the other way around! Interesting

[@itsa_me_amikey]

It's because they don't want folks casting all around the fishery while the predominant focus of the lakes is carp fishing. I fish a complex that allows lure fishing from nov1 to the last day of feb, but its mainly because the rest of the year has too many carp anglers on it and there is essentially no room to cast around.

[@differentfins]

@@itsa_me_amikey Okay, that makes sense. I am used to having a lake all to myself. Where I live in central Canada lakes literally outnumber people so its common not to have rules as such or any competition. Thanks for clarifying this.

[@itsa_me_amikey]

@@differentfins and I am very jealous of you haha I come from the US (middle of the mountains Pennsylvania) but work over here in England and its PACKED with anglers when the weather is warmer. I dream of lakes I could be alone on. Glad I could help!

[@differentfins]

@@itsa_me_amikey I guess one needs to fish on the cold days then. Haha. Let the weather separate the men from the boys.

[@itsa_me_amikey]

@@differentfins absolutely

[@adamwright154]

I've had a 9lber out of this venue, along with a number of 5 and 6 lbers.

[@alanarmer8069]

👍👍🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣👍👍

[@pasarea999]

Wow

[@davidlochrie2903]

I'm from Scotland and Loch lomond has some big pike

[@liambogacki6936]

tell the snag bros to fish here

[@Donna-Mann]

Looks like you went fishing for vampires, but all you caught were vampire fish!

[@TheJaymon1962]

Zander = walleye?

[@thegamingmastermind2200]

never caught one a Zander but there not in Ireland would I be right to say Pike are better fighting fish...

[@Sonikks]

I've never fished for Zander. Unfortunately there isn't many places with them around me (if any!) - Why does it differ so much than pike fishing? I regularly go pike fishing using two trebles, drop-off indicators etc but yet every video Zander, it's basically a carp fishing set up with a deadbait. Little to no information on Zander imo, keen to understand why.

[@jeremyperraud1357]

In France there isn't much fishermen using a deadbait setup for zander, the majority of zander's catch are by jigging in deep water from a boat

[@martinryan8101]

Hi. Zander tend to be more finicky. They also have much smaller mouths which are really boney. Low light/ dusk can be a good time as they use their amazing eyesight. I’ve done well on 3rd of a small roach on a very long hair on a fluro hooklength and a size 10 Mixa hook. I use a light feeder rod with a quiver tip so they feel as little initial resistance as possible. Zander cannot be stocked into lakes, I believe the only lake that has a license for this is Houchins Fishable Lakes just outside Colchester. No doubt I’ll be told I’m wrong on most or all that I’ve written!

[@Sonikks]

@@martinryan8101 Interesting, thank you Martin. I need to catch one this year, they're such beautiful fish. I know the canal systems in some places are full of them. I'm in Kent, so I could go over to France and I speak French too. Beautiful fish.

[@cedhome7945]

Allways thought they where invasive species so illegal to return them to the water , anyone know more about them ?

[@tbonesteak4961]

Please take Sean so he can catch a fish 🐟!

[@Catonkey1]

Can't believe they actuallly electricute the canals around me to kill the zander...its a fucking joke. I'd love to know the longlasting effects of fish being stunned, the amount of stress it must cause the other fish... anyway, great vid as usual!

[@georgedawson235]

They do everywhere in the UK mate zander are invasive and could have a detrimental effect on our native populations. But I agree stunning can't be the best way and yes it must cause stress on the other fish

[@TheMortalKombatent]

@@georgedawson235 there have been studies done in uk canals that showed the introduction of zander only lead to an increased average size of baitfish. they dont effect european waters so why should they effect ours?

[@paterpeter1985]

Yes they are invasive, but so are carp. Carp have a much more ecological effects on a body of water due to their feeding behavior and people baiting heavily to fish for them. Here in the Netherlands we have them all of our waters for decades now as long as they are turbid or deep enough. We have basically the same species of fish as you. There is absolutely no noticable effect. They seem to take up their own niche

[@georgedawson235]

@TheMortalKombatent that would have to be a question for the canal and river trust dude, I'm no expert but that is where I've got my information from!

[@pressb]

Bite windows are real thing.

[@Fishing_channel835]

Isn’t every video of ginger good

[@MichaelCampin]

As they are invasive species shouldnt you just catch and cook them a bit muddy but still flavoursome.

[@ronniekemler8816]

Hey guys we call them walleye i

[@Jayzha7]

ayy

[@robbieallan6522]

Do you answer questions??

[@Destitute77]

I'm gutted they have never established on the Somerset levels fisheries 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@WxvyWarrior]

does the best fisherman on youtube pin and reply?

[@seanfraustus]

I don't have access to pinning on here mate

[@The_ginger_fisherman]

@@seanfraustus Only reply to Sean.... Hi Sean

[@WxvyWarrior]

@@seanfraustussadly your name isn’t The Ginger Fisherman

[@PAUL-yv2kk]

😂​@@seanfraustus

[@WxvyWarrior]

@@The_ginger_fishermanokay buddy 😭

[@jeremyallard7015]

Have you ever tried Squid?

[@tonycamplin8607]

Never heard them called vampire fish before.

[@differentfins]

I am guessing they call them vampire fish due to the fangs in the top of the mouth. All species of Sander have this, even the walleye and sauger we have on our side of the pond

[@tonycamplin8607]

@@differentfins Thanks.

[@Visvangmeneer]

I just realised how much people watch this on the shitter😂😂

[@erikgudmannhansen6920]

brak a leg m8's

[@xio6778]

0:05 lol comic sans

[@Deekm69]

Does anyone in the comments know why there are no Largemouth Bass fishing in the UK?

[@nxc_snipz5649]

because they arent native? why would there be

[@kanny5175]

They have been tried here , I believe some yank soldier put some in a pit back in the 40s and they have been tried in other places also but they don't do well here , something to do with hours of light if I remember right, obviously highly illegal these days to introduce a non native species.

[@Fishing.with_cal]

Guys what should I try catch for my Chanel I’m not that big of a Chanel but i believe I will catch I will make some episodes of me trying to catch it (it has to be in uk sadly)

[@ronniekemler8816]

In th

[@Jiikooo15]

Why don't you eat any of these delicious fish you get (zander, perch, trout)? Seems bit wasteful to catch and release.

[@cedhome7945]

I bet you are from abroad as we are a island nation that has much taster fish from the sea ,so we tend to return fresh water fish as they often taste muddy+ if the locals catch you eating them you might be in world of trouble. So put them back !

[@Norway_pike_fisherman]

⁠@@cedhome7945well i bet you never tried zander 😂😂

[@johnmarkham4051]

He's fishing at a commercial fishing lake. Without the permission of the owners to kill and take the fish away he has to return it.

[@hoebertrabeck1621]

does anyone know where to find a cute femboy?

[@nxc_snipz5649]

BROTHER WHAT

[@hoebertrabeck1621]

@@nxc_snipz5649 why not?

[@Fisher.Bay.Reşo]

[@BuckHart-oj8gt]

I'd rather be dead; than red in the head; like the end of a deek of a dog