5 Tips to INSTANTLY up your NIGHT FISHING game!

Night fishing is great fun and can be super rewarding but it does come with a few hurdles. Here are my top 5 tips!

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[nuffinbutfishing]

Hope you find some of this helpful! Remember, if I missed things, add them to the comments below. Cheers all.

[jackshakamoosac]

Brilliant point at the end about not using stoves to keep warm. Never heard anyone else talking about this. A lot of people probably think it's common sense, but a lot of people seem short on that these days.
You may have just saved lives with this video.😮

[ThePondCrusader]

As a American watching this I have applied some of the UK fishing techniques to my arsenal for catfish and I have to say I have upped my catches by a good amount. Thanks for all these new tips.

[Chefticles]

Your videos since you went solo from Carpology are brilliant Curly....Keep up the good work mate!!!

[Mikeyboofboof]

A good video with some useful tips. Couldn’t agree more with coming up with a location for everything and sticking to it-it just works.

[carpnstuff]

It is really tempting in the winter to warm the bivvy up with your stove (oh, I'll just give it 10 minutes!) but your advice is so important and you make the point really a decent bag, folks...and a hot water bottle too!

[PaulPaul-foqj]

Raise your bed chair as high as possible, by extending the legs, keeps you further away from the cold floor. You can also slide tackle bags under it to make more room and insulate you even more.

[MattyWcarpangler]

Mozzi spray and citrus candle winner 🎉

[Martyn-NFFC]

I wear headtorch around my neck, easy to pull up one handed onto your head when you get a run. Spare set of clothes in the motor. Use a groundsheet, stops rising damp and reduces condensation. Great tips from you Joe!

[Lakenbeer]

Perfect timing, i love night fishing, I'm taking my Mrs for her first time carp fishing next weekend.

[Baron-Ortega]

Great tips bro! I found it's important to set my bivvy up the same way every time. That way you almost build a muscle memory as to where everything is.

You're totally right about the old creature comforts. Good food and drink is definitely the one. Fishing is a time for treats. You may as well enjoy it!

[pjlcarpexpeditions]

Good video mate. Lot of good pointers for people who haven't night fished before. Fair play for telling us about the gas stove stuff. I genuinely find that a nice 5 season bedchair really does the trick for me. My dog sometimes comes fishing with me too and in the winters he is like an oven under the bedchair cover haha

[williamduncan]

I wear seal skin socks, no need for shoes at night! Total game changer!!!

[playsoapad]

I use a night heater and just have the outlet pipe blowing into the bivvy, only downside is having to carry a substantial battery to power it.

[kevinfarrell]

Great info Joe..even got the hot water bottles myself, which only took me 38 years to, work that one out, how to keep warm ..best decision I ever made...👍👍..best of luck with your new vlogs.subbed

[darwindavies]

Quality watch as always joe useful tips. I've lost count how many times I've got outve the wrong side having rolled in my bag onto the next video 👊👊👊

[johnpenney]

Some great tips Joe, a good video to put out especially for new comers 💥👍

[pcfekarlos]

Great vid Joe. Im planning my first 24 hour session soon so this was great. Still probably loads of other things i need to consider.

[wilba-]

blow up doll is essential ❤ for inbetween bites ! 💪 🐟

[aaronburnell]

Not just night fishing, but make sure someone knows where you are. Get yourself set up then tell/phone someone what peg and lake you are on.
I'm talking from experience i had a heart attack 2 weeks ago while on my own on a lake. I was lucky the ambulance crew got to me in time and I'm still around.