Pellet Waggler Masterclass with Keith Easton

Pellet Waggler Masterclass, Cadence Fishing TV joins Keith Easton at Maver Dynamite Hayfield Lakes near Doncaster, where he shares his knowledge of fishing with the pellet waggler, bringing you top tips to get the most from this method. The video not only includes plenty of help and advice but plenty of fish action too.
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[@J_D_Adama]

I have fished this in the winter, in wind and rain and it works surprisingly well, get rid of all that pellet waggler fluff, put a good traditional bodied waggler on, like the ones Ian Lewis makes, and sink your line, same principle feeding but a little less and leave the bait out longer.

[@felgate11]

Hi Keith, is it OK to fish at that distance in a Match (from that peg you are in) - Would you be technically fishing in & across other Anglers water??

[@keitheaston9011]

A draw in the middle few pegs of any lake is a big help as this keeps the peg boundaries clear to all . Once a carp is hooked and has swam across the next peg it's down to a gentleman's agreement to keep things right . It's usually not a problem . Fall outs can happen but are rare .

[@166Chatty]

Brilliant video. That really was a master class in pellet waggler. Lots of useful tips and another winner for Cadence.

[@keitheaston2618]

Hi Terry , I like innovation and love to see anglers developing items to catch more fish . Good luck with these floats , I'd like though to point out to anyone reading this that these are nothing to do with me in any way . Regards . Keith .

[@jonathonturton9334]

Nice video keith

[@keitheaston7440]

Thank you, we enjoyed the day at Hayfield, conditions were perfect and the carp were more than willing.

[@Aitch1964]

Enjoyed that mate, cracking

Very cool *Fishing* Congratulations Fisherman, this place is incredible.👍🎣🐟🐡🐠

[@christopherallen4341]

What pellets are ideal for this style of fishing product name? Would a wafter work in the same way?

[@keitheaston7440]

If possible I use screttins pellet as they sink slightly slower, however much of the time you have to use the fishery pellet which is often coppens. A top tip.. If you ever come across a batch of pellets that need oiling to sink then keep some aside for hook pellets. These will sink very slowly and may catch a few extra fish. Also, a wafter is worth a go, but be careful to check it sinks or you may be fishing floating bait which is widely banned. Tight lines

[@christopherallen4341]

@@keitheaston7440 thank you, this has helped a lot! I was using dynamite 6mm with catapult but need more practice with aiming, was using a 8mm on band was struggling. I think I need more time practicing, I tried a ringers pellet wafter but was floating might need a bigger hook or just a 8 weight before it. Would it ideal to use a hook length or can I use 6lb daiwa hyper sensor straight through? Thanks

[@keitheaston7440]

Hi Chris, best advice I can offer is to try 4lb maxima as reel line, this will help with your casting accuracy and also will allow you to use a smaller waggler which will catch you more fish. Hook lengths are another story, depending on where you're fishing but for a starting point try some 0.16 line to a size 16 guru lwg hook. With a 6mm pellet, or a 14 lwg hook for 8mm pellets. See how you get on with that. You will be light enough to fish comfortably and strong enough to land all sizes of carp. It will also be a good angling test for you're technique as mistakes whist playing fish will result in losses, which in turn you will learn from and quickly improve with. You'll also enjoy the sporting battle more, which is all part of it. Tight lines pal.

[@christopherallen4341]

@@keitheaston7440 thank you tight lines

[@sergeykartashov994]

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[@newvipthemedevents2338]

OMG who put this music on a fishing video LOL

[@cadencefishinguk]

Me

[@keitheaston7440]

Hi, hope you got something from the feature. Chappy, who films and edits the Cadence vids does a really neat job in my opinion. It's not for everyone but nothing is. Tight lines fella.

[@sliderfloatmaster9834]

Strong fish- hardrock music. Brilliant choice. Well done! Another great video. Thank you very much! Incidentally , Drennan catapults- fantastic thing.

[@rennyrenwick2500]

Fantastic video guys ! Very well done 👏 very informative with some great tips that I will definitely use. I was at hayfield for first time yesterday, lovely place and got my PB there. Happy fishing

[@keitheaston9011]

Yes Renny , lovely place . I'm glad you enjoyed the video and hope it helps you catch more fish this summer . The important things are feeding just a few pellets really regularly, and sneaking your float back into the feed on a nice tight/straight line so the bites are easier to hit . Enjoy yourselves .

[@MetalAlz]

Great video, very informative, thank you!

[@smiff4748]

The quality of the video's is outstanding so well done to the camera man. As for Cadence tackle, what can I say, it's the best in my opinion. The video's are full of excellent tips so its a win win situation.Tight lines and well done Cadence.

[@cadencefishinguk]

Seems you have enjoyed your free time watching our videos recently! Thanks for the kind comments. Chappy (cameraman/editor)

[@cadencefishinguk]

Maver Dynamite Hayfield is a new venue to me , I've fished it six or seven times now and I've really enjoyed learning the methods and different lakes . I'd like to thank Noelie and Robin for allowing the cameras for the day and their hospitality. Enjoy your fishing and tight lines all .

[@northernthrifter8817]

Great vid, my favourite method of fishing busy and hectic on a good day, having tried 10,11 and 12 ft rods I prefer a 12 footer, they feel a lot softer in the tip which I prefer, I do only carry one rod for everything and the 11 foot rods are a more specialist big fish tool, maybe it's because I grew up fishing a 13 ft float/match rod. You will go through some catapult elastic using this method.

[@keitheaston9011]

Yards of it ..

[@karenroberts9941]

Please Could anyone advise how to contact Keith Easton re his floats would dearly love To own some Thanks

[@stephenwhitfield5216]

Great video Keith, really enjoyed it. I've never chucked a pellet out on a wag before, but I'd love to have a go so I'll put it on my to do list this summer :)

[@paulkozyra4467]

The bar is now lifted! Best one yet. Well done Keith and the team and Chappy that opening sequence, simply stunning camera work and along with the music gave me goosebumps

[@cadencefishinguk]

paul kozyra you're just an old rocker at heart Paul. Lol

[@steveraynor2946]

Have you still got that wheelbarrow of a pole cup that you used to use on the Stainy, I think you used to fix it straight to your no3. happy days

[@keitheaston7440]

Yes mate still got one, I last used it on a national on the boston drains. It connected to your cupping kit and floated out. I put a kilo of loose in in one go and caught skimmers tight over. I remember a southern chap next to me laughing when I sent it out. He bought it off me after the match.. I laughed so much.

[@steveraynor2946]

@@keitheaston7440 I remember it well Keith, you were fishing 10 minutes before anyone else. Shame those days have gone to a large extent.

[@northernthrifter8817]

@@keitheaston7440 🤣🤣🤣🤣 brilliant, bit of an innovator 👍

[@united9935]

Hi, really enjoyed watching. Quite a newbie here, what line were you using 0.2mm? 3g loaded waggler? Do you load the bait directly on to the hook or on to some kind of elastic adjacent to the hook? Thank you!

[@keitheaston9011]

Hi Bob . The main line is 3lb maxima and the hook length is 0.14 or 0.16 diameter which is a bit thinner than the maxima . The pellet is attached on a micro rubber band and the hook was a size 18 eyed .

[@minkyandbear]

Excellent video chaps, very entertaining and informative. Love the bend in that rod!

[@macclesfieldcentraltravelo7552]

well presented , full of good information and tips. well done

[@thecarpcrew5556]

Great vid, thanks for the tips 👍

[@naturaltraditionalculture9767]

good video man! love your videos.

[@shaun1961hodge]

Great video thanks What pole do you use for the net?

[@MethodFeeder]

Nice video my friend ! Flysofishing

[@PhilORourke]

Enjoyed it immensely Keith. Tight Lines lads.

[@MsJack111111]

Great vid loads of info. Just wondering about those floats mate look mint are you still making them? Thanks

[@keitheaston2618]

j reggz hello , yes I still make a few when I get time . PM me and I'll see if I can sort some out for you . Cheers

[@MsJack111111]

Thanks for the reply mate I don't have Facebook do. U have a email mate?

[@moto46]

Great video cool music and good tips 👍

[@keitheaston7440]

Cheers fella, hoping to do another soon. Stay safe and enjoy the summer.

[@00markelliott00]

Great video. Very informative.

[@brianboczko7169]

Outstanding is all I can say

[@tankdubze]

Hi what type of plastic are those pellet waggler made from

[@keitheaston9011]

Dubze , I must have had some from every maker in Europe. Some types crack easily and are useless and others dont . Trial and error really , I've spent 9 years at it . I dont think it can be imported now . I have a stock but I dont think it can be bought these days .

[@markgreen4946]

Im the same i always use the Maxima line for my carp fishing, went over to the korda, was not happy with it so went back to the cameleon, 12lb, great video, keep telling my younger son about feeding little but often, think this will make him see what i mean to catch more carp,

[@tattoos1988]

I really enjoyed the video very informative and generally a nice bloke took the time to explain everything will be looking at more of Keith's videos 👍

[@keitheaston2618]

Thecrucianhunter . Hello Crucianhunter , thanks for the kind words . It's my pleasure to share what bit I've learned over the years . I hope you've had a great summer and have had it bent regularly .. Try Hayfield if you're in the area any time it's a fantastic venue . See you on the bank some time . All the best .

[@tattoos1988]

@@keitheaston2618 Hi Keith thanks for the reply I certainly will maybe we will bump into each other one day lol I have had a few bends in the rod this summer including a rod breaking on me ended up with a 24lb beautiful common at the end of it I was feeder fishing for and I hooked into a lump and unfortunately my shimano forcemaster feeder rod gave up the ghost lol wish you tight lines mate all the best

[@jaspermol822]

Does the fish hook himself in the resistance of the float or do you have to hook them yourselve?

[@cadencefishinguk]

Jasper Mol bit of both

[@keitheaston2618]

Jasper Mol , hello . The secret is to keep the line direct and tight , if you master that they will bolt and many will hook themselves . If you watch the vid you will notice I'm taking one turn back regularly . Conditions were perfect on the day and this seemed to help . The diameter of reel line you use is very important , I used 3lb maxima and was able to keep everything tight to the float , when the carp took the bait they felt the rod tip not the float . Hope this helps , tight lines mate .

[@johnturner7045]

Cracking video Keith. Keep them coming.

[@ryanpadget4083]

Game changer in pellet waggler fishing.

[@HollomanUFOLanding]

Keith is the most natural of all the Cadence video anglers, IMO. Very enjoyable and informative, thanks.

[@cadencefishinguk]

He'll love you for that lol

[@keitheaston2618]

HollomanUFOLanding . Thanks. It's a real pleasure making them with Chappy , he does a great job behind the lens . Thanks for watching and the kind words , we'll be making more in the coming months . Hope to see you on the bank some time .

[@baldrickscunningplan6154]

The Cadence Cr10 11ft has 3 versions. 137g, 157g or 160g. Which one is this?

[@cadencefishinguk]

Hi Baldrick, It’s the #2 version

[@keitheaston9011]

Hello Baldrick ... Like that haa, yes this is the number 2 which is super in open water with relatively light lines . We have another video on the Waggler using the number 3 version which is more punchy and is great for getting them away from reeds or beds of Lilly's. Tight lines , and keep the plans coming ..

[@davidsummers5940]

Brilliant video mate...

[@paulturner7198]

Excellent video, really enjoyed it, Keith puts it across so well.

[@keitheaston2618]

Paul Turner . All in the edit Paul, our Chappy can make a silk purse from a pigs ear . Really pleased you enjoyed it , keep an eye out for more Cadence videos right through the year . Tight lines fella .

[@steveraynor2946]

Ammendment ! absolutely getting one.

[@delwigzieful]

Fantastic video keith a wealth of information on the pellet wagglers video is so well made them wagglers your using with the lead weight you have added to the bottom of them where can i buy them.Alien

[@cyberwess-007]

Enjoyed, decided to stalk this evening now :)

[@bigdav47]

Best vid on this method bar none.

[@JeffOrtega33]

Great video enjoyed watching thanks for sharing

[@adrianwarren1265]

Id slider fish that lake

[@mikeblake8508]

The 10 that disliked??WHY????

[@cadencefishinguk]

no idea...but it takes all sorts to make a world lololol it's a free country (nominally!) so people are entitled to an opinion. No worries. Chappy

[@nidget]

What is this catapult Keith is using ? It looks like he has a magnet or a scratch to attach it to his leg.

[@SebastianSas88]

Keith mentioned that this rod is CR10 11ft. But wasy it Match Rod no.2 or no.3 ? thank you.

[@keitheaston9011]

Hi seb , just spotted this and wanted to point out that this video features the number 2. First small hooks and lighter lines it's perfect. Open water with no snags to speak of the rod is ideal . Very forgiving and light . The number 3 is a slightly more powerful version and is more suitable for heavier lines and stronger terminal tackle where a bit of pulling is likely to be needed . We did a video last month on this rod at messingham . Pellet waggler to an island I believe . Hope this helps . Tight lines mate .

[@diannejames148]

Perfect conditions floating line required large head of carp selected waters

[@nicopurnot8079]

Hello Keith, what have you on your thigt. Is That a rubber band?

[@antp2451]

Brilliant video

[@lrec3929]

sorry music is irritating, so ive commented then left.

[@ChrisYid]

What an excellent video... never fished the pellet waggler.. Thank you for spending time doing the video and explaining your method and what your using. I'm off too ebay to get myself one of those cadence reels and a pellet waggler rod (looking at the drennans)

[@cadencefishinguk]

would be special if you added a cadence rod too :) help us to deliver more top vids!

[@markgreen4946]

How come u have got a bright green at the bottom of the floats doesn't that spook the fish at all, even if u was fishing a foot away from the float,

[@keitheaston7440]

Hello , I'm not convinced fish have the same concept of colour as we do. I believe they see shades of black and white. I'm not sure of it but am sure they are undesturbed by the green foam on the floats . The key is feeding and dressing your waggler into the water as neatly as possible , giving you a tight line . It also makes the float sit up very quickly and these two things along with good feeding are the difference between good and great . Enjoy your fishing with the lad . All the best .

[@GBJulesKing]

How do you establish a carp Waggler swim - get it going/ draw the carp in?

[@keitheaston9011]

Hi Julian . Picking a bait that isn't susceptible to small fish like roach is a good way to begin . Hard pellets are less likely to attract these and a very regular trickle of these will often get a response from any carp in the area . Then it's a case of fishing off the bottom which will make your hook bait stand out . Once you have more than 3 or 4 in your swim it's a case of making them compete against each other for what should be never enough bait . 4 or 5 6mm or 8mm pellets fed twice a minute would be a good starting point . Feel free to ask for more help , but that's the nuts and bolts of it . Tight lines fella .

[@steveames8286]

Top job fella

[@paulstaniford8622]

Does anyone know if you can buy these Keith Easton Pellet Wagglers online or via a shop?

[@cadencefishinguk]

Contact kieth via FB

[@jamesarcher8643]

What about in winter is it still a good method

[@cadencefishinguk]

All depends on level and colour, would probably say not for very cold days to be honest. There are rivers and canals where hemp works in the cold though so you never know....

[@keitheaston2618]

At hayfield in particular I'd say yes without doubt . It changes in a few ways though , it tends to be a steadier match both feeding and the regularity of casts are greatly reduced but it's still the winning method here . Bigger wagglers fished 6 to 8 feet deep is the game . Bare in mind the depth of water on hayfield a suspended pellet or small boilie scores very well . Enjoy the rest of the summer !

[@shed43a]

That’s inspired me to give it a go this Sunday. Have you got velcro on your catapult and on your leg , saves you looking for it ?

[@daveyoung9567]

Hi,I understand Keith is using a no2 11ft float rod.Could you tell me if the no2 11ft feeder rod has a similar action.Thanks in advance.

[@keitheaston2618]

Hi Dave , I've got to be honest and say I've not seen the #2 11 ft feeder . I believe Stephen Whitfield had some input with the rod . If you give him a buzz on Facebook he will be able to put you on the right track . It was designed for close to mid range Bream fishing with light lines in mind . The feedback I've seen about it is very good and I'll be treating myself to one in the new year . Hope this helps Dave . Merry Christmas and all the best for the new year .

[@daveyoung9567]

@@keitheaston2618 Cheers mate,thanks for the reply

[@azzazz4549]

Man's got eyes in the back of his head

[@davidselby3909]

Can you use a wafter or a hard pellet on a cage feeder rig for bream and skimmers ?

[@cadencefishinguk]

Don't see why not...

[@Steven.Cartwright]

Hi what size CS7 are you using in this video? Thanks

[@keitheaston7440]

Hello mate, this is the 3000. Absolute powerhouse of a reel. Tight lines!

[@markhaskins8893]

where can get the wagglers keith

[@davidsmith2663]

Is that Cadence rod a number 1 or 2 that you used in the vid please

[@keitheaston2618]

david smith this one is a #2 , there is a #3 in the pipeline too . The #1 will be perfect for f1s .

[@paulsmith2268]

The music, why, what is it adding.... nothing!

[@cadencefishinguk]

We think it adds a lot👍

[@stevesteven6363]

what is the name and brand of that magnetic catapult ??

[@cadencefishinguk]

Kieths own invention

[@BUSHCRAPPING]

whats that thing attached to your left leg???

[@cadencefishinguk]

BUSHCRAPPING it holds my catapult so I can fill the pouch without looking away if I wish . The pouch is always in the same place next to the bait box and I can fill it with the left hand.

[@marcheilds6994]

Were can i get hold of some of those wagglers please

[@cadencefishinguk]

Marc Heilds if you pm me I'll make you some Marc .

[@stephenstorey6226]

Fantastic video a true fisherman good on you Keith.....

[@keitheaston7440]

Cheers Stephen. Hope you're out catching plenty and enjoying every minute.

[@stephenstorey6226]

keith easton iv Just started going to lindhome after being a river angler for 40 years and the information that you gave was invaluable. I was a good friend of Paul Easton you’re cousin I miss him a lot also a top man....

[@keitheaston7440]

Yes, Paul was a great guy to have in the family, sadly we didn't fish together often, but that was my loss entirely, I see that clearly underlined by men such as yourself who always speak so highly of him. Towards the end of his illness he would come to Messingham to sit with me a while and we shared ideas and laughs. Lovely man and a benchmark in how to conduct yourself, friendly and honest. Thanks for referring to Paul. Bless him and all his mates.

[@lorde66ex]

Keith needs his own channel. Great watch

[@yellowbelly58]

Is this Ronnie pickering

[@cadencefishinguk]

🤔

[@martinludlow1961]

Them waggler look good where can you get them from

[@cadencefishinguk]

talk to keith on facebook, he makes them

[@keitheaston2618]

Hello Martin , been busy with it but will have some made and available by next weekend . Pm me if you wish . Cheers .

[@delwigzieful]

Keith happy new year any chance you can make me some of these awesome pellet wagglers please.Derek

[@keitheaston2618]

paraffinalien yes I can do that , PM me and I'll sort some out . I've been making some in the last few weeks .

[@delwigzieful]

Not how to pm you on here.Alien

[@delwigzieful]

not sure how to pm from youtube keith.derek@@keitheaston2618

[@keitheaston2618]

paraffinalien if you message me on Facebook it would be best . I'll be making them through the winter ready for spring . Rainy days and dark nights ..

[@delwigzieful]

Ok keith will do

[@anthonygomme9742]

What catapult is that?

[@cadencefishinguk]

Anthony Gomme it's an old canal King Anthony . Last one I've got . .

[@anthonygomme9742]

Cadence Fishing UK thanks, the idea of the Velcro around the leg is brilliant.

[@pauledmonds3249]

Ruined by the bloody music. Let's just hear the man. This isn't a Nash drum and bass dance music special.

[@cadencefishinguk]

With all due respect ..it's heavy guitar music sir. Some 41 thousand viewers have watched this, I think it's our most popular video to date in fact..will I change the music for just one person....? Nope😁

[@keitheaston2618]

Hope you found some of it useful Paul . It's a cracking venue for a waggler even in winter .

[@julietrigg4920]

hi where do you get those floats from and are they loaded

[@cadencefishinguk]

Keith makes them by hand, PM him via FB.

[@codhunter.6818]

Cadence rods and reels are over priced.

[@cadencefishinguk]

Cod Hunter. Have you seen them and tried them out? A lot of happy customers would disagree!

[@northernthrifter8817]

So is cod 😁