Join Fjuka’s Tom Scholey at Messingham Sands fishery for a thorough look at traditional waggler fishing, where he experiences some brilliant sport. Some great tips & tricks plus a look at a new Powder that has taken this winter by storm!

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  1. Great video Tom, the stuff on your fingers reminds me of using bronze maggots, back in the day!
    A waggler is a forgotten art,
    I always used the waggler and stick float ,long before poles existed,
    Enjoyed the video,!

  2. I love fishing the waggler, it’s a great method. Just one comment on the video, you say you keep things as simple as possible yet use a leader above the float. That seems like an unnecessary complication to me?

  3. Nice to see the waggler getting some acknowledgment as a great alternative to the pole. Being old school, the waggler is my first choice when conditions allow. I’ve seen many variations over the years in waggler design. But for me an inverted crow quill is still the best by far. The sensitivity is second to none. And because the buoyancy of the float is tapered down to the tip, it presents the bait far better on the drop than a straight waggler. I make my own quill wagglers as they’re not available commercially. Great video by the way, Tom!

  4. Great to see that you also quoted the B.S. along with the line diameter Tom, for the benefit of us old folk Other fishing channels should also be doing this. Even though it sometimes, can only be approximate, depending on the line brand, nevertheless, very close to !!

  5. What a lovely days fishing ..! Gotta love that waggler fishing just something about it, is it nostalgia, is it the buzz i dont know but it is so enjoyable when you are catching.

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