In reply to Post #1
I'm on the club at the moment, so watching a few Vids on the Tube. Simon Scott on Korda's Podcast is worth a watch. A little long, but some interesting facts from a different angle on Carp behaviour.
I'm on the club at the moment, so watching a few Vids on the Tube. Simon Scott on Korda's Podcast is worth a watch. A little long, but some interesting facts from a different angle on Carp behaviour.
In reply to Post #34
The sticky baits vids with Nick Helleur are brill
The sticky baits vids with Nick Helleur are brill
TA got some new stuff out tonight. Usually quite good so might be worth a watch
In reply to Post #36
Looking forward to that 👍
Looking forward to that 👍
In reply to Post #37
I have to admit that I couldn't find a lot of great fishing videos on youtube. Most of the videos I found are pretty trash. The pretty good ones are old, and you touch the pixels with your fingers. That made me think about starting a fishing youtube channel. The videos would be different. Some of them would be like a fishing tutorial, while others would be to show you something from my own experience. But I'm pretty sure these videos won't be that popular. That's why I decided to call the guys from https://create.vista.com/create/youtube-thumbnail/ and see how they can help me out and create some proper thumbnails for a couple of videos.
I have to admit that I couldn't find a lot of great fishing videos on youtube. Most of the videos I found are pretty trash. The pretty good ones are old, and you touch the pixels with your fingers. That made me think about starting a fishing youtube channel. The videos would be different. Some of them would be like a fishing tutorial, while others would be to show you something from my own experience. But I'm pretty sure these videos won't be that popular. That's why I decided to call the guys from https://create.vista.com/create/youtube-thumbnail/ and see how they can help me out and create some proper thumbnails for a couple of videos.
In reply to Post #38
Have a better search mate, I like them without too noisy music (cos I'm old) check these few out The Carp Catcher,Adam Honeysett,sticky baits uncut,the fishing bloggers, Richard Handel,carping 71, Simon crow, thinking anglers, vw journeyman, carping Kevin,John tosh just to name a few
Have a better search mate, I like them without too noisy music (cos I'm old) check these few out The Carp Catcher,Adam Honeysett,sticky baits uncut,the fishing bloggers, Richard Handel,carping 71, Simon crow, thinking anglers, vw journeyman, carping Kevin,John tosh just to name a few
In reply to Post #39
Another vote for Mark Erdwin -honest angler who catches some cracking fish.
Nick Marsh life on the bank. Great presenter.
Another vote for Mark Erdwin -honest angler who catches some cracking fish.
Nick Marsh life on the bank. Great presenter.
In reply to Post #1
Carp catcher..no grills and real.
Carp catcher..no grills and real.
In reply to Post #27
I try to avoid all Carp fishing channels done by the various companies and sponsored anglers. Which is not easy!
So any recommendations very appreciated
I'm really surprised there aren't far more on YouTube these days. Maybe I've not found them.
I try to avoid all Carp fishing channels done by the various companies and sponsored anglers. Which is not easy!
So any recommendations very appreciated
I'm really surprised there aren't far more on YouTube these days. Maybe I've not found them.
In reply to Post #42
I think there are probably loads. YouTube search engine is very bias though. It only shows you what it wants you to see.
I think there are probably loads. YouTube search engine is very bias though. It only shows you what it wants you to see.
In reply to Post #1
Avon Angling - hes local and keeps it totally real including the blanks . . hes also not a carper and sticks to rivers so its generally more diverse / interesting to watch!
Avon Angling - hes local and keeps it totally real including the blanks . . hes also not a carper and sticks to rivers so its generally more diverse / interesting to watch!
In reply to Post #1
Avon Angling - hes local and keeps it totally real including the blanks . . hes also not a carper and sticks to rivers so its generally more diverse / interesting to watch!
Avon Angling - hes local and keeps it totally real including the blanks . . hes also not a carper and sticks to rivers so its generally more diverse / interesting to watch!
In reply to Post #45
Thanks a lot for sharing with us! I found the Avon Angling channel attractive and informative. I'm pretty confused that so many people consider this channel biased. Maybe I don't have a clear insight; hence I'd appreciate any thoughts that can prove that. Moreover, I'd be happy to recommend you some Youtube to mp3 or Youtube video converters that could be handy if you're looking to download its videos and watch them whenever you want on whatever device. And what's the most important - some of them are completely free. I hope you'll also find them useful; otherwise, I'm sorry I bothered you. Cheers!
Thanks a lot for sharing with us! I found the Avon Angling channel attractive and informative. I'm pretty confused that so many people consider this channel biased. Maybe I don't have a clear insight; hence I'd appreciate any thoughts that can prove that. Moreover, I'd be happy to recommend you some Youtube to mp3 or Youtube video converters that could be handy if you're looking to download its videos and watch them whenever you want on whatever device. And what's the most important - some of them are completely free. I hope you'll also find them useful; otherwise, I'm sorry I bothered you. Cheers!
ESP Terry Hearn
Sticky
Korda ones (Stokes & Dove's recent ones are both really good)
Carp Angle with Joe Morgan
Sticky
Korda ones (Stokes & Dove's recent ones are both really good)
Carp Angle with Joe Morgan