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Night fishing (34 posts / 6,031 views)
daveman daveman
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Post #31 26 Jul 2020 14:12
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In reply to Post #30
I seem to sh-t for England when I go fishing, I even have a clear out before I leave
Belch Belch
MODERATORMOD
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Post #32 26 Jul 2020 14:14
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In reply to Post #29
...Korda advanced ****ting kit includes

1x round 10l bucket (pref camo)
1x pack of 10l biodegradable bin liners (fit perfectly around bucket with enough slack for 'heavy delivery'
1x pack.of non smelly baby wipes for efficient 2ply finger safe wiping
1x section of pipe lagging (green) for bucket rim comfort

Once ablutions are complete remove liner, knot and put in rubbish bag hanging from nearest convenient tree. Take home with other rubbish after sesh and dispose of as required...(McDonalds bins always a good option for karma...)
feelthedonk
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Post #33 28 Jul 2020 22:49
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In reply to Post #21
Really interesting post, anything about baiting strategies gets me tuned in.

What are the key things to do in getting them really going on the feed when campaign fishing, finding spot/areas to then build up and fish on?

I am planning on doing more nights than days this year on a water Im working on and using day times to bait up and then few days after doing the night.

So looking to put as many things in my favour when doing one night a week.
chinosalsa chinosalsa
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Post #34 26 May 2026 10:16
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Honestly, consistency is probably the biggest thing when you’re doing shorter campaign-style sessions like that. If you can bait the same spots regularly and keep disturbance low, you’re already putting a lot in your favor.

For night fishing especially, I’d focus on areas the fish already naturally move through instead of trying to force them somewhere totally new. Quiet spots with confidence, natural patrol routes, and consistent baiting usually beat just piling bait into random areas.

A lot of guys also overdo the bait at first. Sometimes little and often keeps them feeding more confidently than dumping loads in at once.

Sounds like a fun project for the year though. Night sessions can be ridiculously rewarding once you start piecing the patterns together.
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