Groundbait Feeder Fishing for Bream

James Robbins from Shakespeare TV fishes at Barston Lakes near Birmingham. It's a very cold and windy day and the video shows how to approach these tough conditions when targeting fish on a groundbait feeder.

[vasyasol]

Great and educating video as always :)  learned so much by watching those! thanks a lot

[carpsorin]

Congratulations for your work! A very nice and interesting movie with a lot of usefull tips. Thank you!

[streakyfish]

Great video to watch. Lots of tips as well.

[sillybait]

Hi James, A B560 is barbed didn't Nigel tell you it's barbless only? I love a bit of bream bashing and have a couple of favourite rods, A Shimano 11' bomb rod the original one  and a very good 11' 6" Preston carbonactive which is absolutely amazing sadly I no longer have a Sigma and will not buy a new one as I feel the original Sigma was the best ever rod for skimmers and small fish or winter fishing when scratching for a bite ass hardly any fish were lost, Great video and I don't envy you sitting there freezing to death, Barston is such a big open water and gets really cold, when are you going to do a bream trip to Coombe? there are some massive bream swimming around in there just waiting to be caught, if you keep your eyes open they are hard to miss rolling and bubbling about all over the lake,
all the best
Michael .

[robertmedzai]

dear James, i enjoy watching your videos on fishing full of great tips and information. James i was wondering whether it would be possible to buy a seatbox like yours. it looks very comfortable and a grdeep sidetray with a lid. Iook forward to hearing from you. Regards Robert

[xXEKBXx]

What is that seatbox i always have wondered

[peterfitzpatrick]

I wish vids like this wouldnt suddenly break into deafening music as soon as the talking stops... most of us go fishing for some peace & quiet !!

If I need that noise I'll go clubbing after I'm done fishin... 🙄😒

Don't get me wrong, the angling advice was spot-on... but you don't need to make it "exciting" with the din... 😱

[chdraughting]

James is the side tray you use, available from Shakespeare?