Jamie Hughes' secrets on how to see more bites!

[@alanoliver5378]

Ive read some negative posts about jamie on this vid, i have to say i had the same view a few years back, im 60 now and got back into fishing 5 years ago after a good 20 year brake, these vids are a god send, we never had this opertunity to learn years back, the only option was to get out and learn by youre mistakes, lifes too short for that, learn from people who have already made the mistakes, well done to jamie, Andy and all the other top anglers who take the time to teach us the finer aspects of catching fish,weather youre a match angler or a pleasure angler the enjoyment of fishing is catching fish no matter what people say, that is the bottom line.

[@richardwilliams2434]

Always a pleasure to watch and learn from you

[@Des-b8t]

Absolutely brilliant will take your information in and give it a Go at the weekend

[@jamesatkinsfishing]

Thank you Jamie a bit to think about, and Thank you Matrix,

[@allanwithers8509]

Always an enjoyable, informative video from Jamie and Matrix.

[@SensitivityIsland]

Blimey , never knew most of this - thanks.

[@MrTottenhamman]

Excellent video, it seems that the little things make a big difference

[@stevenanderson2105]

Great info as usual

[@clairelouisewilts5094]

Jamie all the way

[@tonycamplin8607]

Unlike most fishing videos you showed us the float, this is the only thing that matters, well done. Interesting rigs but you were fishing in exceptionally calm conditions with no wind at all, this is a very rare occurrence. If it was windy you certainly couldn't have dotted the float right down like you did, you'd never see it in the waves, it'd be permanently submerged.

[@matthewbrown5677]

I watch every film you do ....and you are a very special angler. But do you get a kick out of a blue coloured carp hole.....???

[@stephenpyner4156]

Some great advice Jamie, what I'd like to know though is why does the water look so blue

[@davekehoe-rf1yz]

Do you always fish away from silt wherever possible, hence on a small slope where it meets the silt ? Thanks

[@Bishoplabosa]

Hi hello Jamie thank you for your teaching so do you use your Xpander pellets on the hook or in a band or both? Thank you 😊

[@markboylan9215]

Thanks Jamie, one question. I've seen you before plumb up to the bottom of the body. Why did you plumb up to the middle of the body on this occasion? Thanks

[@andy1966uk]

Has the water been treated to get that colour ?

[@johnnyd9441]

Whats the craic about the radox in the water..i dare say its 4 a good reason im more expecting to see a rubber duck than a mallard on these ponds..dont have this here in ireland..please advise 😊

[@wmdcrazy]

It's used to control algae and aquatic weeds from taking over the lake. Stops sunlight which they both need to grow

[@garyfinn8772]

The blue lagoon

[@davesutton6499]

Jamie fishing when he was in the cubs.

[@jamesadams-bosch8021]

ARE YOU TRYING TO CONFUSE ANDY A BALL OF MICROSE IN a square 😂😂❤

[@timbrough5653]

Sorry for being ignorant, but why and hoe is the water pure blue?

[@mugen5588]

Might not be in this case, maybe someone can correct me, but some lakes are now putting a blue dye in the water that helps stop algae and weeds growing. Must filter the light in a way that stops them thriving.

[@jamesbates4877]

Yeah it's a dye mate here that question all the time from people who haven't seen the venue before. Mugen5588 is correct

[@ihcfn]

@@mugen5588 Yeah that's it

[@jamsams]

It's a substance called DyoFix. Inhibits weed growth under the right circumstances.

[@durrantalan]

I’ve heard a different reason. This is winter and there won’t be much algae or weed growth. I’ve been told it’s to reduce water clarity to protect the fish from cormorant predation. I don’t know this for a fact but it makes more sense to me.

[@paulclare5580]

Fishing is about enjoying yourself if you catch you catch if you dont dont matter .and not everyone fishes matches like you and andy .which everything you cover on .is match fishing .what about pleasure anglers ???

[@GBJulesKing]

Jamie & Andy are match fishermen, so give advice on match fishing. If you want advice on cooking go watch Jamie Oliver, advice on driving - Jeremy Clarkson..., etc.

[@pauls-trade]

Yo bro hate to be that guy but find a different channel to watch matey the choice was always your own if ur not into match fishing dont watch a match fishing channel make no sense to me and also these techniques can be applied for any type of fishing pleasure fishing match fishing we all love catching fish m8 why not improve your catch rate when fishing isnt free any more who wants to pay for a fishing day and catch nothing if that was the case to fishing to not catch who would even participate in the activity if there were no reward in other words m8 just move on

[@matthewstaley2276]

Yes, they are match fishermen. However, all the advice they give is all relevant to someone who goes pleasure fishing. You don't have to implement it to this level but you can tweak what you are doing. It might make the difference between blanking and banking a few

[@ihcfn]

I'm a pleasure angler and a lot of what they teach can be applied to pleasure angling, that's why I watch these videos. Take and apply what suits your situation.

[@richardtombs9885]

I have to agree, Hughes is a professional, full time match angler. It would disingenuous of him to promote videos on styles of fishing he doesnt do. There are many videos from non match anglers on youtube. Try 'Avon Angling' for example if you like rivers 😁.

[@Aslexandru1]

Horrible way to fish