When a swim stops producing, should you keep feeding it or abandon it altogether? There is often a better third option. This article explores feeding as a changing level of investment, using the evidence the match gives you to decide when a swim deserves more attention, when it should be downgraded, and when it really is time to stop feeding.
Before choosing your rigs and deciding where to fish, take the time to understand the peg in front of you. We look at how a simple dedicated plumbing rig can reveal depths, shelves, slopes and useful areas, helping you choose the right lines and tackle based on what the peg actually gives you — rather than what you assumed would be there.
Every angler has favourite pegs, baits and methods. The problem begins when preferences become assumptions. Learn why evidence should always outweigh habit, and why the best anglers fish the situation rather than their favourites.
Most anglers don't fail because they change tactics. They fail because they change before they've gathered enough information. Learn how patience, evidence and disciplined decision-making lead to better choices and better results.
Beyond the Bank: This Week’s Top Tip
Learn how to maximise your margin swims with practical advice from Christene and Courtney.
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