Slider Fishing Made Easy | Episode 4

Slider float fishing is one of the arts of float fishing. It's a method that gets anglers frustrated when perfecting the set-up, plumbing up and feeding at range. In this latest episode, I show you how simple a method it is when all the fore-mentioned are put into practice.
A very deep reservoir was the scene for this exciting float fishing episode which threw up at least one surprise!
Hope you enjoy the video.

[@yanetvoya]

Best lesson about slider! Thank you very much Amer!

[@nigelstannard7443]

Real fishing mate 😊

[@brianreed1451]

little confused about the clip. so i cast out to just past where i want to fish. clip up, reels in some turns, lift bail arm again to let float settle. 71 year old senior moment lol. fabulous video

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you Brian, once you have found the correct distance/depth you want to fish at, you need to fish to that spot accurately. To do this you need to find that spot every time. To do this you need to cast to the line clip and draw the float back to the desired spot. I put at least 4-5 turns on the reel and then sink the rod tip mans reel back: then flick the rod upwards to sink any floating line that may remain on the surface. That will put the float right to where you plumbed up as this is what you did to find the correct distance and depth. Hope this helps

[@vincesmith9138]

Great well thought out videos with lots of useful information. Now one on my favourite method l learnt watching the leg and Ian heaps.

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thanks Vince. Yes I’ve fished with Ian a long time ago. Taught me a few things 😊

[@clivefeddery9188]

Brilliant as always keep em coming (quicker)Amer 👍🎣

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you Clive 😊

[@AntonioGarcia-un5us]

Great explanations, thank you very much indeed. Good tips.✌️👍👏

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you Antonio

[@stevenadams3914]

Finally got round to watching this video, Amer. I thought I was pretty clued up on fishing the slider but you've shown me new things to try. Keep up the good work👌

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you Steven. 😊

[@eddiewild7215]

Well demonstrated video thanks you for taking the time to share your knowledge.

[@timwebber65tw]

Thanks Amer for the great advice, lovely presentation and beautifully filmed. For sure one of those forgotten methods, I'm dusting of my floats right now!!

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thanks mate. Hope you catch plenty on it! 😊

[@user-tm9sg5ps4m]

Top video, munched learnt thanks Amer.

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you Nathan 😊

[@jamesatkinsfishing]

Very good video AMER with very very good advice how to use the slider float, Thank you,

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Cheers James 👍

[@BenGingell]

What a class fella , and very well explained. Thanks pal 👍

[@brianblackamore1609]

Some great tips thanks amer . And what a cracking net of roach

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thanks mate. 😊

[@JohnT3023]

Great video, alot of our waters here in northern ireland are deep averages 10 to 30ft just 10/15m out, sometimes you just dont know you've had a bite on feeder. Keep meaning to try the slider as its a great method over here.

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Brilliant method mate. Too Many go for the feeder option but in its day, the slider is perfect.

[@williamjames2160]

Great watch , very good presentation and instruction, please keep them coming

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you William

[@michaelmcdonald4930]

Great video and excellent advice thanks

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you 🙏

[@0107stevec]

Very helpful informative video, nicely presented. I fish a deep water where the Roach tend to sit in 14' - 18' and simpler waggler just can't do it. It's weedy too so feeder isn't ideal. Having seen this, it could change my approach for sure. Thanks again. Cheers.

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you Steve. I couldn’t agree more about the approach working better than the fixed float or feeder.

[@tomislavkvesic7651]

I have 11 and 12 ft r design feeder rods. I love them. Match rods are probably good too.

[@scottpreston6688]

Well done pal. Fantastic video. Lovely way to fish and well explained

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thanks mate 😊

[@ianpurvis1923]

Great advice. Thanks Amer.

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you Ian

[@liamstevens6014]

Hopefully trying the slider for the first time next week. Stumbled across this video. Great info. Will hopefully save a ruined day through tangles. First video of yours I've watched and already subscribed!

[@barrymillward3944]

Great informative video., Cheers Amer.👍

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thanks Barry

[@kevinmills5052]

Thanks for the great advice 👍

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you Kevin 😊

[@gloriajakeman1763]

good informative vid, thanks for sharing amer, regards mick.

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you Mick 😊

[@davidtabbitt3402]

Hi Amer Love your videos, about time you shared your skills I was in Tim's Tackle with you Always told people you could catch in a puddle. Dave

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Hi mate, that’s very kind of you. Great memories too pal 👍

[@davidcook6614]

Really good video thanks,lovely way to fish

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Cheers David. Yes, one of the best and most enjoyable of methods. 😊

[@davevincent5453]

Well presented

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you

[@romer8548]

Bob Ross of fishing❤

[@kevinwoolford1]

great video Amer, learnt a lot from it, i've been back a couple of times here on the pole again and you were right about a lightly shotted rig ....was much better, had a couple of really good sessions catching through the water Kevin

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thanks mate. Yes the lighter rigs are definitely key mate. 👍

[@nobbyclarke6051]

Superb video Amer, very informative , I was next to you today In the wind and rain , I would love to try the slider where we were today, thanks Amer…..

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thanks Nobby, yes it would have been better than me trying to fish the pole in storm force winds 😂

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Nice to meet you today

[@foxley66]

Top video Amer I live fishing the slider Tight Lines Steve Amison 👍🦆🎣

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thanks mate

[@morganlewis4163]

Great video again Amer.. Thanks for doing it.👍👍

[@AndreasLiljegren]

Must try that. Thx!

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

You must, it’s a fantastic method on its day! 😊

[@stevemccrory9130]

Good to have an up to date video on an often forgotten method. You mentioned the floats were a 6g with 2g loading and 4g down the line, and that's quite a bit smaller than the floats I've used previously......so, where did you find them / where can I get some. please? Thanks.

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Try online. Benwick Sports have these floats or floats that are suitable 😊

[@pleasantville4529]

You've come a long way since your junior days with Dunlop Walton.

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you. Who is this? 😊

[@pleasantville4529]

@@AmerJawad-jj4ib I'm not going public mate, but I was also a member of similar age. Nice to see that you haven't fallen for mad commercial match fishing scene, and followed the correct path. I fished Walton Hall park quite a bit, when I was younger. That's the only clue you are getting for now. Tight lines.

[@pleasantville4529]

​@@AmerJawad-jj4ib Feel free to have a guess or two. I'll let you know if you are warm or cold. Regardless, I hope your channel goes well, as you come across exceptionally well.

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

I really don’t know mate?

[@pleasantville4529]

​@@AmerJawad-jj4ib Colin Pellow's mate. Colin turned into a top angler, but never got involved in the commercial match fishing madness. He is still doing the club angling thing.

[@jameselston8848]

Amer super videos very well done. What was the venue?

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Beckerings reservoir in Bedfordshire mate. Members water

[@nickdale3140]

Hi Amer! A very instructional video, thanks! What lake were you fishing?

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thanks. It’s Beckerings on the Luton members water.

[@clintonhughes6245]

Great video with Great advice just need somewhere to practise it

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you Clinton. Side there is a deep venue not too far from you.

[@julianblackwell7697]

Can I ask what rod you’re using, I know it was 13ft……..Do I need a rod with wider eyes for the knots to travel through…..Great vid…Than you

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Thank you Julian, the rod I am using in the video is a 13’2ft waggler/float rod. For those shorter distances, up to 30m it’s more than capable. Anything further I’ll use a 14ft version. No need to look for anything different in the way of eyes. Make the sliding knots with nothing heavier than 0.17 diameter line and nothing finer than 0.14. Too fine it beds into the main line, anything too thick will cause restrictions in the line passing through the eyes. Make sure you leave at least an inch of tag from the knot. This helps the knot pass through the smaller rings. Hope this helps

[@gee3883]

One of my favourite methods. I would recommend veg oil over washing up liquid to prevent transfer onto your hookbait. Plus a quick change float adapter folds/collapses the float faster on strikes. Also harder skinned balls of groundbait are less prone to breaking up on impact an get to the bottom without breaking up, if they break up on impact the fish come up off the bottom over the course of the session. Picked up a couple of good tips here cheers.

[@matthewbrown5677]

Did you use a line clip??.......how can you pay the line out if you are clipped up....? Clipped up twice???. Trying to find a new method for my local Bough beach.

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

Hi Matthew, yes I did clip up. It’s a case of hitting the clip and reeling back a few turns with the rod tip submerged. Then whip the rod tip up at a slight angle to bring the float to the same point each time. Then release the bail arm and pay out the line accordingly. I use measuring sticks too in case I lose my distance. I hooked a carp this day and it ran me to the clip. I was able to get the distance back after netting the carp because I measured up. Hope this helps

[@silvestro2in1]

@@AmerJawad-jj4ib I use a marker to mark the line near the clip or even use a sliding knot in there. Then its easy to have the distance back after an "uncliped fish". Just overcast, reel back the line to the marked portion and clip it back. Of course, if you measure it up with the bank sticks or other measuring method its easier to get the distance back even if you get a line break (which in the first given case would be nearly impossible if the line breaks between the reel and the float) Thank you for the informative video.

[@rikkiwinchester5158]

can you let me know the name of the rod and reel please

[@magpies77]

Lovely bag of beauties

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

😊

[@Paulforsilvers]

Disagree with rod length. I always fish a ten foot, never had a problem, not fishing to Australia

[@AmerJawad-jj4ib]

A 10 foot rod?! Too short for the fishing we do. We fish big, deep waters and casting distances of up to 50m! The strike and picking up of line means only long rods for us. Longer rods make it all much simpler and less effort which means less tangles. Good luck with your 10ft rods 😊

[@Oguum]

*Slider fishing made easy* 0.1 secound in carrys more equipment then the Ukranie army :D