Perch fishing underwater on dropshot with live comments. Lure fishing

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  @buckrichard7690 · 5 years ago

  I’m really enjoying these underwater videos. It makes you realise that finding the fish is the easy part!  Keep them coming.

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• PE

  @PeterEvans1966 · 3 years ago

  Just a big thanks to Andrew who inspired me to to try drop shotting for perch...My first outing was a blank, mostly down to the weather I suspect, but my second 90 minute session in the same area resulted in 6 perch! I am chuffed to bits to say the least!

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  @TheSpringerman · 5 years ago

  Fantastic filming again .Those perch look stunning in their natural environment.Ver interesting to see how they react to different colours and shapes.Thanks Gio

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• TA

  @targetfishing5286 · 5 years ago

  love this, great to see how a drop shot lure performs underwater👌

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• RO

  @robsroks1770 · 5 years ago

  Amazing. I've fished from 3 years old. I've had 30+lb pike.cats .carp.fished in Africa. Scotland. Holland. France. Mexico. And I can't catch anything on rubber baits .your channel is amazing. Great production. Great skills. Can you come to Gloucestershire and teach me your amazing skills respect 👏🙏🙌

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• AP

  @Apolonijus · 5 years ago

  If you look closly you can see in the shot that it wasn't snake, it was small eel 😳

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  @petew7856 · 5 years ago

  This is brilliant. What a great insight.<br>Thanks Andrew.

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• AM

  @am.fishing.adventures · 5 years ago

  Keep up the good work!

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• HO

  @hooklineblinker · 5 years ago

  This is great. &nbsp;I find it really helps to see how lures move in the water. &nbsp;Id be interested to know what camera set up you were using if your happy to share?

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  @robertdejonge3607 · 5 years ago

  Interesting footage! Thanks for sharing 👍👊

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  @rogerjames6956 · 1 year ago

  Well done, thank you.

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  @timba-slice · 2 years ago (edited)

  I always try to keep my lead on the ground by keeping the distance between the lure and the lead about 14inch and give the line some slack so only the lure jumps up and down.

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