How To Drop Your Rig Where You Want It (WITHOUT GPS) 🎯

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• CL

  @clivemilner · 3 years ago

  One could get  GPS positioning of fish mouths. Then deliver it down their Cake Holes.

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• FR

  @fr0sty_nugz · 3 years ago

  Wrapping up for me is my confidence at night I still at day but at night ik if I get that angle right to the spot u can wrap up say 23 1/2 wraps and ik that rig is landing within a dinner plate size of the spot

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• HO

  @Hogwylderr · 3 years ago

  We use bait boats here in the states but to solve that problem we just use cheap lazer spotting scopes to compare the distance down to a few inches. Seems to a bit quicker & a lot easier than that.

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• AN

  @anthony.trusler · 3 years ago

  Thanks

• MA

  @markmason13 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I dont use bait boats that much as I realy dont like the things but when I have in the past I have always cliped up to 1) get the right distance 2) to feel the lead down as I am 100% convinced it gives a better presentation just like feeling the lead down on a cast.

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• CA

  @camocarpycuttzy · 3 years ago

  This method does work but you forgot to take off the water depth when your on the sticks so your actually sending your rods further than the marker

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• MA

  @matthewcollinsangler · 3 years ago

  ▶ Watch next: How to hit the line clip and feel the lead down: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZzKO0SHifo">https://youtu.be/gZzKO0SHifo</a><br><br>Love them or hate them bait boats are a part of the modern carp angling scene. For me, there are times when they do come into their own and if you’ve got one then why not make the very best use of it? When you need to be super accurate, there are techniques you can use to make sure your rig ends up exactly where you want it, time and time again.<br><br>▶ How to avoid line twist with a bait boat: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/86fFRG4GFU8">https://youtube.com/shorts/86fFRG4GFU8?feature=share</a>

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• TW

  @twinster89 · 3 years ago

  I use actor boatman plus its great but im definitely upgrading to the gps version for this reason very hard to judge at range &nbsp;and also can get back out at night same spot from the click of a button i know boats arnt for everyone but ive had some nice fish using mine 👌

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• AN

  @anthony.trusler · 3 years ago

  Like the video and answers a few questions but initially I’m still not a bait boat fan and I believe they should never be aloud to be used either in pleasure or competition fishing. In my mind it just takes out skill &amp; judgment of the sport, a vital part of learning!

• KE

  @keithgoodin7602 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Evening Matthew a lot of places don’t allow bait boats do you think this a good or bad thing as some of the lake I have done later a lot of lines caught up in in the trees and the bushes or do you think it’s down to poor casting

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• DA

  @darrenjohnston1744 · 3 years ago

  Hi Matt thanks for another great video . Could i ask how you would do the same thing in 30ft water as our lake is 30ft deep almost all over.

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• PA

  @paulgosling1961 · 3 years ago

  Seems to be a lot of pointless snipeing going on hear can&apos;t we all just agree to disagree and leave it at that .I have joined a 40acre lake and casting to the area&apos;s where the carp seem to be is just not possible so begrudgingly I got a cheap bate boat £160. Does the job most on my lake are doing the same .I tried casting over 120 yards but it&apos;s just out of my reach to hit a small spot all the time .thank you for your help. I&apos;ll be giving it a try next trip out cheers Mathew keep the tips comming.

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