Insert Waggler float fishing for shy biting fish

Your video series is brilliant! By far the most concise and clear. I’m back fishing again after 17 years and I’m watching everyone. Thanks!

Top video once again, recommend your channel to other anglers and they agree. Very easy to follow and informative.

Thanks for that, it all makes sense now. I hate wagglers , I'm always getting tangled, I often use a stick float instead so I can flick it out underarm and if I need distance a crow quill, I'm too clumsy for over arm casting, I catch too many trees. But the lifting makes sense.

Great video

Excellent vid great info as usual , well done.

Nice video my friend !👍👍👍👍

Really enjoy your videos. I am a US angler, so I'm relatively ignorant of float fishing techniques compared to someone brought up in the UK! I really enjoy float fishing for small carp (up to around 10 lbs) in the neighborhood lake behind my house. I usually use a 12', light-action rod with 6-lb. test mono and an ultralight spinning reel. Your videos on waggler fishing (which is what I usually do) have been most helpful. I am still not clear on how you determine how much shot to put on a specific float. I use Drennan crystal wagglers, puddle chuckers, and loaded puddle chuckers,, but I am pretty clueless what the nomenclature on the float means versus specific shots. I have consulted tables, but it seems that in the US, many of the shot sizes listed in tables are not readily available.

Smashing stuff thanks (:

Great vid .Will you be doing any vids about centre pin fishing as thinking of getting one would love some help on how to set up and different ways to use them .

Novice question, see on the float you are using it states 3BB on the float, you have 5 shot near the float and 4 further down with a small tell tale, what size are these as they are obviously equivalent to 3BB shot, Thanks

Another kind of well silly question so i guess here it goes ..... Do fish mind if you fish a bigger float with proper amount of shots on it ? By mind i mean do they tend to spit out the bait if they feel resistance while they are nibbling the bait.I don't know if that made any sense.