Catch more chub on flooded rivers with these fishing tips!

Angling Times' Tony Grigorjevs is on the banks of the River Wensum for a fishing session with venue regular Mark Murdoch. Facing flooded river conditions, Mark runs through bait, rig and watercraft tips for chub fishing when the water is high.

Use these edges, stay safe on the bank and get out there and catch one yourself. Let us know how you got on in the comments below!

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[spencerdodds]

Old methods are quite often the best. My grandad taught me this style back in the early eighties, I’ve never felt the need to change it.

[neilmason]

Cracking video great insight into chubbing on the river, proving that you can use your commercial tackle on running water.

[robertcotton]

Big thanks for sharing, very informative and enjoyable to watch :)
Much appreciated.

[peterjohnson]

A nice 12ft quivertip rod with through avon action. I wouldn't use a method feeder rod as probably locks up at the butt.
10ft too short especially when a big Chub tries to snag you under the nearside margin.
I used a Twin Tip Duo but there's plenty of other Avon type rods that are excellent.

[felgate]

You should try Kraft cheese slices rolled into a big ball, not the cheap slices as they are too soft & gooey. Break a piece off and mould it round a size 6 or 8 hook in the shape of an Arlsey bomb. It keeps for ages just wrapped in clingfilm & the smell improves with age.

[marvinturniptop]

Good video but would have been even better if we'd seen it working 🐟