Tench on the Float - Caught In The Act DVD

[@dnorfed]

Nothing more peaceful than the first bit of film on this video, it reminds me of the very early mornings as one arrived at the water of choice, no wind, and the sun about to come up, beauty personified

[@StuWalkerFishingAdventures]

Thanks Sam

[@dahutful]

A cracking video...I love watching you refined British anglers. Thank you David S. Carolina

[@61barrackroad]

What a great video could watch days of this especially in January waiting for the warm weather to come back,thanks for sharing 👍

[@cosminxxx5287]

10 years of float fishing here :) just float nothing else. My favorite rod was 5 meters Daiwa medium action with a cheap knock off but reliable Shark reel .I get goosbumps even know remembering that feeling of sitting on the lake at 5AM,summer warm mornings,smell of tobaco in the fresh air of the forest nearby ,sipping some warm coffee and sudenly a patch of 2 meters diameter of dead leaves and bubbles coming from the bottom and 1 minute later your float raises,drops flat for half a minute than rushes on a diagonal.And game is on!. best times of my life :)

[@StuWalkerFishingAdventures]

Fantastic way of fishing my favourite too :)

[@arcanekrusader]

I can't wait to get out tenching on the float!

[@ecologygarden]

After watching this video I realise its time to get my coarse fishing gear out again .... Iv been living in Cornwall for quite some time and been doing more sea fishing but this is bringing back memories of lilly pads and early mornings!

[@boovful]

Fabulous footage & Float Fishing

[@daveyravey1966]

Damn you, now i need to watch the rest

[@TomVeenstra]

Great stuff..!! This is what it's all about..!! Can't wait to get behind the rods after seeing this one..!! Cheers, Tom

magnifique , trop jolie ^^

[@sid110785]

great footage

[@craigkirkland2441]

A great way to spend the day..Every days a good day to catch fish

[@bigby1976]

Great stuff!

[@notaclue638]

everyone saying that these are carp... you are wrong. go look up tench they are a species of fish which are quite popular in the uk

[@aaronlambo2238]

I'm really into my float fishing and I've only ever caught a tench on sweetcorn on the float and they give you a hell of a fight I'm really happy to see that the same method I use works really effectively thanks buddy keep catching them big tench 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@chrisbulovsky832]

Interesting and makes me think I have it pretty good here in the States.

[@chrisbulovsky832]

No. I was fishing for Musky , Pike and Small Mouth Bass on a Fork of the Chippewa River just hours ago. Knee deep water and plenty of bugs to harass the angler but a fine day.

[@turkey2003]

***** we have tench here in California but no one fishes for them. Italian immigrants brought them over back in the days. But here what you call rough fish isn't fished for. Carp is somewhat gaining some popularity but not much. Pretty untapped fishery.

[@nerdkiller75]

I love Tench fishing. What month do you start fishing for Tench.

[@StuWalkerFishingAdventures]

Best time is from now to mid June

[@nerdkiller75]

I must be going out too late as I always start around May.

[@portcullis5622]

They spawn in spring, so why not fish for them in summer? The old start of the coarse season (16th of June) was far from perfect, as I have seen tench spawn in mid-July (2017), but at least it gave the fish (and other wildlife) three months rest. In the future, it is going to be increasingly difficult to defend angling for sport (as opposed to food), so deliberately catching fish when they are spawning, and all those ridiculously overstocked bagging pools will be indefensible.

[@daddylister]

I have had about 30 tench this year so far i started in the last week of april, Lift method 3 inch laying on bottom worm/corn combo size 12 hook 4lb line to give em a chance.

[@jordanforbes2557]

What was on the hook sweetcorn?

[@StuWalkerFishingAdventures]

Yes Jordon

[@Vypren]

lol im fishing the exakt same Float right now. Also... is it supposed to be that deep in the water that only the little head peeks out?

[@stefanopozza970]

I learned so many things in just 5 minutes

[@dus2cra]

Those fish are so beautiful...I could never kill one to eat it.

[@aps1bl352]

nice

[@dorianTHEdetector]

Tench always have scars on them. I've caught dozens and all have scars what's all that about.

[@coops9871]

They carry knives .....they're basically the ASBO fish of the lakes and rivers.

[@briferg]

Epic!

[@ToXiiCiTy9797]

I love fishing for bass. Ik this is a carp I'm just saying haha. Both take particular sets of skills to catch both species. Nice upload

[@zacharylebrun3016]

bass all the way!!

[@portcullis5622]

It is a tench (Tinca tinca), not a carp (Cyprinius carpio). They are in the same family but tench do not grow as large, and a 10 pounder is still a huge fish.

[@Big_Boss92]

@@portcullis5622best comment 🧠💪

[@jensonbeeke7588]

Nice video Good

[@marcobale3653]

superr !! like Tench

[@user-ju1uw5zo3v]

good

[@muybueno6576]

What test curve is that rod ?

[@NickMoorguide]

Does he say "just a f.....g fish " or "just a fabulous fish" at the end? I hope the latter ....:-)

[@STOPRU-jo9ds]

Good

[@chiphamcong8805]

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[@aidas111]

nice fish :)

[@Jessebella1]

lol wonder where the idea for the music and long drawn out speeches came from (ponders with "a passion")

[@Jessebella1]

was it fighting alright lol

[@RickallsBushcraft01]

what size hook you used?

[@StuWalkerFishingAdventures]

Size 12- 14

[@marycutler504]

@@StuWalkerFishingAdventures i use 16 and 18 for tench

[@ngalam8128]

I subscribed

[@КлёваярыбалкасШуриком]

[@monisharoy9320]

i think the fish was attacked by a lamprey!

[@portcullis5622]

What makes you think that? In Britain, lampreys tend to be found in rivers (where they migrate to spawn) rather than lakes.

[@MrJimbotz]

Wakey wakey, i am an English angler but i am not that naive to beleive poaching of fish has only come about since east europeans have been moving to England in large numbers, people have been Poaching privatly owned waters for hundreds of years, one season its the Otters, the next its Cormerants, then the foreigners, make up your minds dont just believe what the media are saying on whats fashionable on a given day. Eel is protected yet many Englishmen still go and catch them for the table, or is that ok then.

[@oliverrich842]

I catch and release the only fish I will kill is the ones that are all ready killed and in fish fingers because I eat them lol

[@Suyamu]

In all the vids I've seen they always release the fish again. Are really that many people doing it just for the heck of it? Personally I'd find it more rewarding if I'd take it home and eat it afterwards.

[@AGLOGamingCo]

it is probaly a commercial pond/lake with a catch and realise policy so they don't lose all there fish

[@HARDYSFISHINGADVENTURES]

then in 99% of cases youd be breaking the law as nearly all waters be it lake or river are owned by some one some club or another party we have enough problems with immigrants and cormorants emptying the rivers and lakes and now the otters too

[@coarsefishingfanatic5356]

Comment under me, there not carp there tench

[@gametiger9050]

coarsefishingfanatic tench is a type of carp

[@jonraggett4093]

@@gametiger9050 no it's not

[@gametiger9050]

@@jonraggett4093 hmmm thought it was

[@jonraggett4093]

@@gametiger9050 it's a completely different species. They are nothing alike.

[@yuverandyr5715]

nang petir ana iwak ky kue sii.. huuuuu

[@notaclue638]

Suyamu you can't eat freshwater fish from the UK unless they are trout

[@notaclue638]

Jamaldanny Rabbitry yes

[@stellastey]

ap72sentinal Because us brits are insane,but trust me from the state of most of our waters,you wouldnt wanna eat anything you caught.

[@Piterszczyk]

I'm afraid your wrong, you can keep fish other than trout in UK.

[@notaclue638]

Piterszczyk and what are those (legally)?

[@Piterszczyk]

"Each day you can only take from rivers: 1 pike (up to 65cm) 2 grayling (30cm to 38cm) 15 small fish (up to 20cm) including barbel, chub, common bream, common carp, crucian carp, dace, perch, rudd, silver bream, smelt and tench Any eels you catch (except conger eels) must be released alive." source: www(remove bracket).gov.uk/freshwater-rod-fishing-rules/fish-size-and-catch-limits Don't get me wrong- I personally don't agree with this limit on the small fish (15 is too much, even if you dead bait you only need maybe 5-8 fish per session, especially if you also buy some sardines/mackerel etc)

[@AGLOGamingCo]

Toby luce thats a load of rubbish no offence but perch are one of the best eating fish around there fresh water and commonly found in the UK

[@notaclue638]

Yes but from most lakes and quite a few rivers you cannot take them

[@jayzee848]

Eating?? Ther boney as fuck n they only taste good because there diet is other fish just like most sea fish fish that eat planctun weed etc taste shit fish that eat fish taste good

[@danielgriffiths7571]

AGLO GamingCo perch are absolutely disgusting. yellow perch anyway

[@raymondwoodhouse9267]

Snotty horrible fish