*** Coarse & Match Fishing TV *** Jamie Harrison's A-Z of Feeder Fishing "A"

[@easyfishing1936]

Hi Jamie, now this is going to be a great series, in my opinion. So many anglers can’t cast straight, and I admit it often takes me a couple of trial casts to get it right, but this is probably the most important lesson to learn. Incidentally I often fill the feeder with molehill soil to prevent spreading bait about, and if it’s on the money no harm is done. In fact I think it can help draw the fish in to investigate. Looking forward to the next video. Regards Bill

[@neilwatt5497]

Hello Jamie. Ide like to add my 2 pence worth if that's ok as believe me 1 of them especially can really ruin your days sport or match. A lot of us use sticks now especially on big expanses of all types of waters. Now if you do have fairly new mono on your line ( obviously not braid ) and you have a proper fish on or get your hook length snagged up and pull for a break it's unbelievable just how much your line can actually stretch and stay stretched for your next chuck, Even hooking your hook in your top kit to mark the depth it can happen! Number 2 is when fishing into reasonably deep water and how you hit your clip as far back as possible so that your feeder is not falling in a big arc through the obvious water tension on your line and eventually tight line to your spool. I seen the thumbnail with an A on it and thought it might be Accuracy lol 😂. Always thinking and experimenting anglers should most of the time get the best out of their pegs.Good upload buddy 👍

[@allanwithers8509]

Brilliant video Jamie. Very informative.

[@majmat]

Love your vids, always very informative .

[@geraldhinde681]

Since Preston innovations have brought out there brand new sinking feeder line I no longer use braid as this new line is as good as braid

[@FishWithBish]

Jamie crushing it again a natural on camera

[@hishaamadam1460]

always struggled with this and also getting the feeder to 'plop' in. great video

[@kevintams8689]

cheers jamie look forward to next1

[@vewerson22]

Jamie thanks for next tips GREAT!!!

[@schoetersfrank]

Hay Jamie this is good for starting feeder anglers great tips !!! ;)

[@foxley66]

Some great videos Jamie which I’m just catching up on having been away on holiday. Keep em coming Tight Lines Steve Amison

[@davidjessop6867]

Another great video great tips

[@williammallender8391]

Thank you

[@Redrumintl]

Good Content!

[@barbarajames8492]

Hi Jamie, how far from your rod tip to your feeder should you be on the cast? About 3 foot? Cheers Andy James