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River Severn Barbel

By Nash Peg One 08/10/2012 11:35:00

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In this new video feature Nash Peg One's Lewis Baldwin and Paul Garner visit the Unicorn Inn stretch of the middle River Severn and look at catching barbel using pellet feeder tactics.

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guest39 on 08/10/2012 11:59:56

There are many videos on Barbel fishing knocking around, whilst I accept that this is essentially an advert, I'm left wondering why they never show such 'alternative' approaches as float fishing - the man who was sat fishing at the start of the piece said that its important to 'lead around' to understand what depths you are fishing in, but float fishing would enable you to explore far more river. Come on Nash make something for us all to enjoy..

on 08/10/2012 17:44:21

I can't barbel fish like that anymore....it bores me sensless, give me one rod and an intimate section.

Judas Priest on 09/10/2012 18:52:57

jasonbean1 on 09/10/2012 19:21:03

got to 8.35 mins and i'm absolutely gobsmacked that the likes of nash coud put his name to such a load of tripe. surely this is not the way our river angling is going on the likes of the middle severn it's bad enough on that bit of the severn with anglers fishing one rod...let alone encouraging them to use two...and i love the bit of using a nash halibut boilie but then cutting it down to look like a pellet...reason being the pellet brakes down too quick, how long his he waiting for a bite...get a grip what a load of bollox :confused: then again it is an advert....but for what?

Ray Wood 1 on 09/10/2012 20:22:14

Good to see the rod pod being used, must be a b****r getting bank sticks into that soft mud. A lot of new barbel anglers see these videos and think it's the way to go. Roll on the first dedicated BARBEL BARROW !!!!!! Judas, The next installment includes another Peg One consultant using special rod rests for sitting behind a centrepin for barbel fishing...and the innovative method of gluing casters to the hair. Gosh wish I had thought of that idea:) Nash sure seem to have the best informative consultants don't they:D

cg74 on 09/10/2012 22:16:36

Well I found it to be a thoroughly informative and absorbing article/broadcast; it almost reminded me of sitting next to the Wye a fortnight ago, only I used: -12lb Ultima Power Steel mainline -8lb/6lb Ultima Power Steel hooklink (and I've never taken anywhere near 30mins to land a barbel) -3 & 4oz Korum feeders, 50g Drennan Grip Mesh feeder and homemade 2oz strap leads -Size 8 (tacklebargains) swivels -4.5mm (tacklebargains) rubber beads -Fox storm pole/bank stick -Preston Innovations Quiver Rod Rest head -JSR (too heavy) chair -JSR (old) bag -Greys Prodigy 2lb test barbel rod -Abu Cardinal 405i free runner reel -Size 10 Kamasan B110 hooks (plus a few old size 12 Korum S3's) -Hinders Elips pellets (mixed sizes) -Dynamite Baits Halibut pellets (other brands are as good) 10mm hookbaits, 6 and 4mm free offerings, plus 4.5mm carp/coarse feed pellets Damn nearly forgot: Mosella bait bands....

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