Catching bream on the Gloucester Canal with Steve Saunders.

Paste fishing, part 1 and 2.

Fishing Pole Care (FPC)

Fishing poles are likely to be the most expensive item of tackle that you may ever own, then its important you look after it!!

This is how I look after my fishing poles.

• Use two pole rollers to support your pole when shipping back, where possible.
• Use flat rollers and not V shape roller, as the V's you can easily get your pole blown up and over the pole
• Pole roller should have a hook, so you can put a bucket of water to secure roller, and it wont get blown over.
• Wipe you pole down after every session, with wet wipes.  I use Lidi kitchen wipes, 75 pence per pack.
• Check elastics for damage or wear.  Also check the bush.

Plastic bushes do get damaged

A video below

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