Whip Fishing - Part 5 - Loose Ends

[@brianreed1451]

Nice one again Mark. I'm at Evesham this weekend and there is a big fishing Festival on but I'm at a dog show there so won't be able to get to it.

[@MarkWintleFishing]

I watched the Evesham John Smiths festival a number of times, even tried to qualify in the team and individual events about 30 years ago though didn't make the finals.

[@boansy1]

Wrap around is solved but using a 10lds extension ( 4-6in) and keeping the line straight on the flick out and the right wright weight for the depth and cast. Hard to do over 5 hours. Trick is to use a heavy line up tp the rig and spin out every 30 fish. Or just go heavy. Whip is a game changer so never forget this line.....just think

[@boansy1]

When on a whip go heavy. Simple cure. Light lines have no place here so know that.

[@cdan3609]

Great vid! Thanks! Did you use a Grande Slam seat box? On my Grande Slam seat box I have those 16 mm hexagonal Octoplus feet. I like my box very much!

[@MarkWintleFishing]

No I don't use a Grande Slam box. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@boansy1]

Got to catch what you can on a whip so some days are better....speed fishing is all about light float, heavy bulk, keep is going

[@denelvo]

I notice you switch hands quite a lot. For my right-handed self, the bait and the fish go on the left hand, the pole only hits the right hand and the right armpit. Hook goes in the fingers of the right hand.

[@MarkWintleFishing]

It's just how I fish. If I catch a fish in my left hand I can't unhook it quickly with my right hand unless I use a disgorger.