Get MORE Bites with this Simple Method - Float Fishing (shallow)

Float fishing works great, but by setting the hook near the surface and feeding little and often, you can catch loads! I created Fishing Tutorials to help people learn about fishing and catch more fish! Watch big films on my main channel: @fishwithcarl

[omcintyre]

The best fishing channel by far. So refreshing to have someone other than a tradesman from Essex talking about fishing

[RyanCross-rq]

Hey Carl, I caught a new p.b mirror carp yesterday, of 24.6lb!! My last was 15lb, Let's go!!! Thanks for all the tips you've shared, I've learnt so much!

[matthewpatterson]

Float fishing is how I started my angling journey and I'm always drawn back to it. There's nothing quite like the anticipation of that float being pulled under. Excellent video as usual, mate. Some great tips here too.

[lukegfishing]

Hello Carl and Alex I just wanted to say I love watching you fishing. Teaching me knew methods in fishing tutorials and seeing you abroad. I'm going on a fishing holiday in tiland next year so can't wait to see some more videos.❤

[itsDxzL]

Its nice to see you bringing a true coarse fishing set up to you videos with a box and sidetray etc, another cracking video Carl your doing brilliant

[someone-lgeo]

Just got my new rod and reel and I am so excited to try them out! Thanks for this tutorial it helped me out to catch more fish!

[kieranfoster]

The Frogs are Marsh Frogs (Pelophylax ridibundus). They are not native to the UK but were introduced into Kent in the 1930's and have expanded their range across the SE of England.

[Jacobdicken]

I’ve always struggled with float fishing so hopefully this can help

[nathanfogg]

Can't beat a bit of float fishing

[cliffdixon]

Great video as always. On my local lakes, I almost always have a second rod out on the float for the silvers, hardly anyone fishes for them (Most are after the Carp) and the average size is gradually going up year by year. The biggest problem has been fishing fine enough to attract the big Roach and Rudd but having enough grunt to cope when a Carp hits, which often happens to me on casters, breadflake or Tares. Recently switched over to Gamma line and am using the 7.9lb breaking strain Gamma Edge fluoro, this is around the thickness of 4lb mono so I am getting more bites but has enabled me to deal with the bigger stuff as well. Not cheap but the catch rates have increased dramatically from fishing standard 6lb mono and it is less prone to shearing if a fish has you in the snags or pads.

[cm]

You don’t actually need float stops for the drennan puddle chuckers Carl, you pull the little band looking part over the line and it holds it in place, used them for several years wouldn’t use anything else. Love the videos btw!

[johnaskins]

Those orf are a pretty fish. The tench was an absolute belter. Nice one Carl. Great video too. Tight lines sir.

[sandorkovacs]

awesome video Carl! float fishing does bring back childhood memories to me as well, i love it. i was a complete noddy back then and didnt really know what i was doing and nowadays i mostly do specimen fishing for carp, pike, barbel etc. so in float fishing im still the same noddy which is perfect for nostalgic purposes :) it just makes it more fun when i actually catch something on a float :)
learned a lot again, so thanks.

[lfireggaz]

Deffinately getting a waggler setup after this to relive my youth, so much fun float fishing on the rod and on the pole, cheeky little orfes made me laugh, stunning tench mate and top quality video, thanks for the content <3

[alanbutler]

Float fishing is my go too method, I love it.

[trevorcornes]

All good stuff Carl . Nice to see you getting the younger generation fishing 😄👍

[faisalshugaa]

Once again producing helpful videos carl 😁👍

[paulsedgwick]

Nice to see you enjoying fishing buddy 😁 slide on brother, nice video 👍

[rened.]

I like that carl is as clumsy with his new seat box as I am with mine😂. It's some getting used to involved😂

[foodhubbybobo]

I enjoy your videos very much! Keep up the good work!