How To Clip Up PROPERLY with Tommy Pickering!

[@stefedwards2934]

I’m just getting back into fishing after 50 years.. I had no idea that modern reels had this function... many thanks. I have a lot to learn👍🏻

[@Salfordchappy]

A video so simple goes along way

[@dalsonnare683]

Thank you very much for the knowledge....

[@fabiandegussion5134]

I take blue tac with me for added weight. Just squeeze it in feeder which give you the ideal weight to cast & clip up. Hope this helps. Yes I’m 6 years late.

[@geoffsaunderson5766]

I never got this with leaving your rod clipped up, what happens when you strike a fish and it wants to take line? Your clipped up. I always unclip and mark with a bit of pill elastic tied round line. Is there a way around this?

[@bosesebi6685]

also, to allow for a drill to pull out beyond cliped position start winding from left to right, 1.5 wind

[@MartinGoblet-be]

Hi. Many thanks for all your interesting videos. I would be interested which method you use to clip, when there are risks to take big fishes. Could you do a video on this ?

[@Seth-nf4im]

Thanks for the vid 👍

[@masonsales8642]

great video but can you leave it under the line clip and play a fish or not ?

[@MrReilly303]

I would like to know that also?

[@michaelhierner1543]

Yeah u can play fish with it, normally u got to retrieve some line to get ur tip stretched enough - so u normally have 2-3 turns on your reel time to get the line off the clip

[@LiamJProduction]

What rod and reel is that pls and I've fished with his daughter

[@LiamJProduction]

And what line

[@tomwilsonbrav]

What about if you hook a large fish and it takes line and your stuck on the clip??

[@PUMPEDSHORTS1]

When a fish takes your feeder get some firm reels in to make sure your not just down to your clip because if the fish bolts it will just snap you

[@stevemccann4166]

If fishing far bank it will usually come towards you anyway so that when you reel in a few times to act as a buffer if it decides to take a runner!!

[@XzzVttll]

DO NOT MOVE THE FEEDER!