New fella from Worcestershire

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craigbo

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Hi to all
I'm a mid 40s fella from Worcestershire. I haven't fished for well over 30 years until this summer. I have well and truly got the bug now and I have ventured out over the last few months to Severn in Bewdley on a few occasions, Teme near Great Witley and Woodland View fisheries near Worcester.
My biggest problem is that I want to know everything straight away, which is of course impossible.
Having only been using a float since starting, I'm hoping to try a feeder in the next few days. Any advice would be much appreciated.
Hoping to chat with some of you.
 
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Welcome back to fishing. Although some things change. Fish are still fish and eat which enables us to catch them.
I think a good place to find out about feeder fishing would be You tube.
Tight lines.
 
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Welcome to FM Craig, best tip would be a BAA ticket, there's lots of the Severn and Teme available. Woodlands is a bit "Carpy" but if you can fish midweek, Hawfords Bridge has some good pools (booked solid weekends) and a stretch of the Salwarpe. Willow Marsh is pretty fair with some decent Carp, again they are often booked for matches Sat/Sun
 
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Hi Craig,

When you start feeder fishing I would personally recommend using an in-line feeder.

I started feeder fishing myself about a year ago and started off by using a cage feeder which didn't suit my fishing style, Im a clean presentation fisher and like everything to be exactly how I want.

I generally do more pellet feeder fishing than I do groundbait feedering, so I use a in-line 24g pellet feeder , with a quick change bead and a middy banded hook lenth. I guess it just depends on what bait you prefer to use though.

Hope this helps somewhat!
 
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