How To Find Fish On Lakes and Rivers – a simple guide to watercraft
How To Find Fish On Lakes and Rivers – a simple guide to watercraft
Finding the fish is the biggest step towards catching them. This guide to watercraft covers lakes and rivers and will help you choose where to fish on your next session.
Learn how to find the depth with a marker float: https://youtu.be/o32H-CDp8YI?t=585
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Thank king!! Great info.
Really good vid. Essential for the less experienced anglers. Well done guys keep it up.
When you getting a tv deal ?
Highly useful information. Thanks boys. Been following you for some time. If you ever make it back over to the states. Feel free to look me up. I’m in South Carolina. Untouched carp here. I fish the Santee Cooper system mostly but do get around. I’ve got 170,000 square acres to break down. This video definitely helps.
Hey thank you for helping the fishing community! You are doing great work, greetings from across the pond in the US may you always have tight lines!
Great video! QQ, can you tell me how to differentiate between carp feeding bubbles and those from big turtles on the bottom? Also, do the turtles go away in the Winter? Thanks – Joe
*I’m getting inundated by turtles in my local swim and it’s driving me bonkers😫😫😫
Regarding chub and barbel requiring or indeed having preferance to faster water, that is quite a sweeping generalization and one overly used in angling for these species. I have taken many barbel over the years from areas of rivers and sections which would be considered torpid and some might think not ideal for said species, generally I have taken the larger specimens from such areas and have also done so this season fishing areas of rivers that have fast or walking pace sections that do produce barbel, but instead I have actively opted on many occasions for slower areas, knowing full well that large fish in general don’t wish to expend energy unduly if they don’t have to and the same rings true for large barbel and chub. Ergo there is no "one size fits all" .
Great video lads! Best watercraft video Iv seen so far
Great videos,clear precise presentation👏👏👏you are wise beyond your years sir,so many older anglers don’t like to give up information feeling they’ve worked hard for it and so should everyone else.
Hi Carl which brand of polarised glasses would you recommend please?
Thanks again
Absolutely fantastic! Thank you for sharing.
Very informative, easily understood. Well done. Carp fished since the eighties, but still learning all the time. Thank you
11:58 lol thought that was AI generated
61 years old and still learning. Thanks guys.
Here in the Southern US bubbles could be snapping turtles or a gator.
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I just bought my first rod hoping to learn good techniques
هل تستطيع إضافة الترجمة بالعربية لان المشاهدة تكون بدون ترجمة اشبه بالصورة المعتمة
اضف الترجمة وستكون المشاهدات بعدد اكبر من ذلك لان أكثر مستخدمين تطبيق اليوتيوب من الجنسيات العربية
it sucks when u like fishing at young age cuz u cant go enywhere whenever u want u always need ur dad to drive u to a place espesially when u dont have any water bodies near by and it takes a long time to drive then u just cant fish Btw Carl and Alex did u have the same problem?
in a small river system where the water is always runing, is the deeper spots are colder? i mean the water is always moving in one way. i guess the deep spots are almost the same temperature? i wonder because now that the water warms up the fish are gone but i know a place where is really deep, i imagine all the big ones are stacked there but if the water gets replaced by the current, maybe its hot down there. any idea?
Very informative. Maybe I will fish someday.
Another excellent video. Could you explain the effect high and low pressure have on the fish also please??
Great video guys, very informative 👍🏻
Can anyone tell me what lake this is
Great video, but who the hell is fishing for carp? 😅
Fantastic thank you so much, however you didn’t talk about bass
Great video!
Thanks for your time, lovely video. Great guy
Carl getting down to the basics of watercraft with Alex keeping the camera steady… love it ❤
So good
Those methane seeps, especially in swamps, are the origins of foxfire legends
Wonderful as always guys, informative and entertaining 👏 👍 thanks for sharing
Another very informative, well-presented video. Thank you guys, please keep them coming!
thank you for the video
Just trying to get into fishing cause I never appreciated it as much as I should have when my gramps took me. I feel like it’ll help me get close to him, even though he has passed. Also fish is expensive, so I kinda want to get free food.
Brilliant, thanks
What is good weather to fish?
Great info as always, love from Amsterdam!
Thanks bud. Learned a lot. Keep making this kind of videos.
Cracking informative video! Nice one 👍🏻
Another cracking video. Really helpful.
Fish crashing tf out
Nothing better than chilling on the bank and having these 2 talk away and give advice
Nice chanel which camera are u using?
Awesome video and a lot of useful info. 👍
What i need is to know how you find the land owner to get permission to fish
fresh wota
lovely well presented video explaining the often overlooked clues that help us mere mortals catch fish. especially enjoyed the explanation of "undertow" something that can have many new (or even older)anglers scratching their heads…thanks lads
Great video, this is what we all need to spend the most time learning.
Instead of the latest rigs or tackle 😎
Love your videos very informative 👌👌👌👌