LIVE MATCH | £12,000 Feeder Masters Final | Tamar Lakes Practice Match

[@stevejohnston1551]

Yet again, the high standard of education for us fellow anglers. Well done Tank and GURU

[@TackleguruTV]

Thank you Steve, appreciate the feedback :)

[@Andriy_Andriy]

Гарна сесія. Гарне відео! Дякую.

[@richardhunt6350]

Great video Tank. Small fish feeder fishing seems a bit brash and harsh but great to see how you build & build throughout. must take some concentration to get the final results m8. Well done 👏

[@TackleguruTV]

Thank you Richard, appreciate it mate :) Frankie

[@davemadill3782]

Well done, excellent video and a great result👍

[@TackleguruTV]

Thank you Dave :)

[@richardrouse1873]

Excellent video first video of yours I’ve ever seen brilliantly explained and a nice net of fish and a few quid in the back pocket can’t be bad hopefully more videos to come 👍🏻

[@TackleguruTV]

Thanks Richard, pleased you enjoyed :)

[@colintemple7880]

Interesting video, imformative. Well done on the bank win.

[@TackleguruTV]

Thanks Colin, much appreciated!

[@mrsage4489]

Love the way you introduced the particles, totally forgot about the crushed corn. 👍A question, the chopped worm looked like a slurry, did you chop them up with some water added to it?

[@TackleguruTV]

Hi mate, No I riddled off all the soil that came with the worms and then chopped them using three bladed scissors,. then I drained the juice off using our bait strainers. The worms just naturally have a lot of moisture/liquid. I don't think the liquid hurts at all. Quite like it in fact. Thanks for feedback mate. Frankie :)

[@davep6286]

Great upload, lots of tips n tricks. Thank you. Just a thought on small particles, would some scolded crushed hemp work? Roach love it and skimmers do graze on up here.👍👏👏

[@TackleguruTV]

Yes scolded crushed hemp would work a treat, I personally don't use ti as I have confidence in my groundbait and loosened, but its something I might try in the future mate. Frankie.

[@bigndaftfishing]

Good video that, with interesting tactics. Well done pal 👍🏽

[@TackleguruTV]

Glad you enjoyed, thanks Darren :)

[@the72inc73]

Never thought of using my Westlake worm chopper for corn! And, size 10 for roach?

[@TackleguruTV]

Yes, a big hook is more effective when you’re fishing for large numbers of small silvers quickly!

[@anglerzac]

Great video, nice presentation style and good to see you don't cast on a sixpence, the fixed camera angle is great to show that. Chopped corn is great in Ireland for the Hybrids, bit like crushing the casters in a window feeder - I think it falls through the water a lot slower. At tamar when it's windy I worry the tow can drag your fish out of the swim, on a pole at just 13m you could think you've lost the fish but look 4-5m away from your feed zone and their they are. On a feeder I think the only combat is to stop feeding particles that waft away like worms and the chopped corn. Casters/corn sit on the bottom better and keeps fish in your kill zone.

[@TackleguruTV]

Hi Zac, thanks for your comments mate. I actually caught a lot of fish to my left on this particular match. they definitely drift with the tow, so need to search your peg. Can easily do that with a feeder, juts like you can on a pole. All the best. Frankie.

[@anglerzac]

@@TackleguruTV but don't you think you are then putting the particles further down and the same happens again

[@TackleguruTV]

@@anglerzac the only trouble is you need to put particles in to keep the fish feeding and competing. Just nicking fish off groundbait doesn’t keep fish consistently coming. I find when I am chasing down my peg as such I do cut back slightly on particles, so in a sense you’re right but do need to keep particles going in. Frankie.

[@mickstaniforth4498]

Top notch guru

[@TackleguruTV]

Thank you Mick :)

[@daniellloyd7557]

Enjoying the video even though I like my pole fishing 🎣

[@TackleguruTV]

Thank you mate, appreciated :)

[@howtofish5051]

Amazing catch rate. Well done on the video and well done on the result.

[@matthewbrown5677]

Very good

[@tonyvickerstaff269]

Is it barbless hooks there or barbed?

[@TackleguruTV]

Barbed Tony 👌

[@Esoxluciouss11]

well done- great fishing

[@TackleguruTV]

Thanks 👍

[@markcoleman7403]

Great video pal i really don't think my patience could keep calm with them cormorants in my peg I've watched a video of a match there were you are he was having a good match decent size skimmers and a few bonus size perch he was in the front coming upto the last hour then 2 cormorants appeared killed his peg not a single fish in the last hour ended up getting overtook and lost the match with them pain in the arse

[@TackleguruTV]

Hi Mark, they are a pain mate but they are a pain for everyone so I guess you just have to wade through it and keep calm 😂 (I don't know how patient I would have been if the cameras weren't there) Frankie.

[@sushmasood3872]

So beautiful Satsang uncle ji 🙏 ❤

[@TackleguruTV]

👍

[@tommos16]

Jiannachelleh

[@clivecottingham2043]

Speed fishing with a feeder,can’t believe 50 fish an hour,that’s going some at 12 mts over 5hrs.Well done mate winning the bank.🍺🍔

[@TackleguruTV]

Thanks Clive, appreciate it mate :)

[@adanansaeed7617]

@@TackleguruTV on your guess❓❓❓ ❓guitar🎸 and us the UK ryt

[@MikeyDunn]

Cormorants, 😡They must be costing places like Tamar a fair few quid in fish stocks.

[@boansy1]

You need to practice hard and get on venue to work it out. Fishing fast is key in matches so working your lines out quick helps

[@TackleguruTV]

100% agree, thanks Andy :)

[@nilufabagum362]

Joh

[@TackleguruTV]

👍

[@boansy1]

Your a much better specimen lad. The match scene aint your gear mate.

[@fabiandegussion5134]

G’wan the Tank.

[@TackleguruTV]

Thanks Mate