Tackle Talk Part 7: Pole Rigs - choice, storage and organisation

[@TheThomo25]

Another quality & invaluable video Dan, thank you for taking your own time up to make this! Hope your well mate? Looking forward to your next video 🎣👌🏼

[@danwebbfishing456]

Thanks Nick. I’ve got the next one planned, but I’m struggling for time to shoot it! Hopefully it won’t be too long though. Thanks for your support.

[@johnturner7045]

Brilliant Dan, probably the best current tackle talk series in YT currently. Watched others at least twice. Loads of info ... keep them coming. Hooks, reels, rods, hook lengths,and baits/ground baits.. keep them coming.

[@danwebbfishing456]

Wow, thanks John! They are very simple videos of very simple subjects. I’m glad you are enjoying them. Any subjects you would particularly like me to cover?

[@johnturner7045]

@@danwebbfishing456 thanks for you're reply...I started going again last summer for a few sessions . Not fished for ten years. Currently I'm off work shielding as critically vunerable, but any subjects relevant to modern day angling. Others ma be specific but approaching a new swim at a new venue, your angling accomplishments, hooks shapes and uses or round bend for pellet?? Anything as really enjoying your series now.

[@waynenippard5933]

Great info and explanation as usual. Always something to digest and learn from your videos Dan. Good work 👍

[@baileybarton1480]

Great video mate loved the series keep em coming 👍

[@johnturner7045]

Dan Webb..when are you doing more episodes.

[@wilsonsully3578]

Awesome 😲 Fail to prepare, prepare to fail springs to mind 🤔 And some ‘next level’ thinking with regards to the difference in tip diameters/material👍🏻

[@danwebbfishing456]

Everyone is getting better and better all the time so finding an edge is getting harder and harder. Lots of small improvements all add up to a big improvement and will hopefully all add up at the weight in. 👍

[@wilsonsully3578]

@@danwebbfishing456 Agreed and also agree with the ‘prep’ but never gave float tip material and diameter much of a thought, given I’ve tried to modify or get the float pattern’s I’m confident in to have/take 1mm hollow’s purely based on visibility....food for thought and back to the drawing board 🤣 Thanks Dan, loving the vids...👌🏻

[@michaelbottomley2520]

Interesting that was I’ve been fishing for 50 years plus I still have old peacock quills And porcupine

[@sillybait1329]

Wow Dan, I thought I was bad with hoarding floats you must have thousands of rigs made up, I did spy my favourite canal float the Guillaume I've only got 10 though, I also love the Gloucester pattern which is similar to more favourites of mine, the turbo and carbo a very interesting vlog especially those 50g crallusso blade's, you could fish the Severn when it's flooded with them

[@danwebbfishing456]

If that’s how many I’ve got tied up, imagine how many loose floats in boxes I’ve got! 😱 I actually feel that the best weight for flatfloats is 10g or less. Bigger than that, and I think a pole feeder is better. The bigger flatfloats are needed for float only events though, where of course you can’t use pole feeder!

[@sillybait1329]

@@danwebbfishing456 I can't imagine how many you have loose, probably more than most tackle shops 😁

[@stevemccrory9130]

Glad that someone is actually talking tackle, and not just sitting on their box and making a generic video. Some of those are OK, but it gets stale (and depends on who it is).