I got a couple Delkims year before last and just ordered a 3rd, along with some other gear. I am impressed with the quality and technology that the Delkims have, however one cannot deny that they are horrendously overpriced. Wouldn't be so bad if they threw in all the extra parts like the snag ears, and the hanger and clip, and a cover would be nice too. They charge exorbitant prices for every little thing. Talk about money hungry. It would only be made worse if they purposefully left out the screws needed to hold the thing together, and then charge for those too.
Do you know where can I find the stand? I've been looking everywhere. I order the alarms but I see that you have to screw then into a stand. I don't seem to find it anywhere
This video is to explain the bite alarm and their uses. We were all new anglers at some point and I figured going over the bite alarm would show the features and most importantly show the angler interested in carp fishing what a bite alarm is and why you would need one for carp fishing
Love all your videos Brian, learning a whole lot! Just getting into Euro carp fishing and purchased a pair of Delkim EV Plus Alarms. Wondering if I have a need for hangers and swingers and would love a video on those (especially for Delkim Alarms) because the whole subject has me confused as to what I need for the EV Plus alarms. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
Quick tip: if youre in the rain you can take a bottle cut it in half and make 2 sliced for the rod so you can put it over the beeper and rod if you attach a string so it doesnt fly of when pul up youre rod you have a cheap waterproofing
+Luke Brouillette Big Carp Tackle . Com will have all your carp fishing needs. They sell many styles of alarms. Thanks for watching! http://youtu.be/xsueWgAj5z8
awesome, thank you so much for all the info! I love carp fishing. My husband got my into it really big! I have started to purchase all the supplies that I will ever need for carp fishing. I love it! Your video's are truly helpful! Thanks so much. A carp girl from Ontario Canada!
If you have any more questions just let me know. That is the reason behind my videos is to help anyone out there and new guys get into carp fishing. Thanks for watching!
The line will clip into the bobbin and the bobbin will be in front of the alarm. When you clip in the mainline it will drop around 6 inches down. The weight of the bobbin will give your alarm more sensitivity and also give you a visual of a pull which it will raise or a dropback when it sinks. The drop back means the fish is swimming towards you and it is best to lift up and set the hook once you wind in until you feel weight. It doesn't sound stupid at all. We all learn somewhere.
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I can’t get my alarm to sit straight on my pod,,it’s facing to the left
Can any bite alarm screw into any pod?
Thanks Brian I am the same as Ryan just starting carp fishing. Currently on a £30 set up but when finances allow I will upgrade.
Thanks Brian. Just starting to come around to carp fishing. Trying to learn what it's all about and about some of the items commonly employed.
all that expensive things for invasive trash fish
I got a couple Delkims year before last and just ordered a 3rd, along with some other gear. I am impressed with the quality and technology that the Delkims have, however one cannot deny that they are horrendously overpriced. Wouldn't be so bad if they threw in all the extra parts like the snag ears, and the hanger and clip, and a cover would be nice too. They charge exorbitant prices for every little thing. Talk about money hungry. It would only be made worse if they purposefully left out the screws needed to hold the thing together, and then charge for those too.
When you put this alarm on your rod you have time to do what ever you want https://giftygiftyshop.com/collections/for-him/products/fishing-bite-alarm
Do you know where can I find the stand? I've been looking everywhere. I order the alarms but I see that you have to screw then into a stand. I don't seem to find it anywhere
This video is to explain the bite alarm and their uses. We were all new anglers at some point and I figured going over the bite alarm would show the features and most importantly show the angler interested in carp fishing what a bite alarm is and why you would need one for carp fishing
Love all your videos Brian, learning a whole lot! Just getting into Euro carp fishing and purchased a pair of Delkim EV Plus Alarms. Wondering if I have a need for hangers and swingers and would love a video on those (especially for Delkim Alarms) because the whole subject has me confused as to what I need for the EV Plus alarms. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
thank you
Quick tip: if youre in the rain you can take a bottle cut it in half and make 2 sliced for the rod so you can put it over the beeper and rod if you attach a string so it doesnt fly of when pul up youre rod you have a cheap waterproofing
+Luke Brouillette Big Carp Tackle . Com will have all your carp fishing needs. They sell many styles of alarms. Thanks for watching!
http://youtu.be/xsueWgAj5z8
Do these sell to the United States? I do lots of carp fishing here and can't find bite alarms anywhere
+Eugene Brushchenko Thanks for watching. Most alarms use 9 volt batteries or a N size. I don't believe any use AA batteries.
http://youtu.be/xsueWgAj5z8
are these working of aa batteries? if not do you know of any that do?
Thanks for watching and I am glad I could be of help to you. If you ever have any questions let me know.
Thanks that really helped me because I'm ordering some bite alarms tonight and I wandered how I might use them:)
awesome, thank you so much for all the info! I love carp fishing. My husband got my into it really big! I have started to purchase all the supplies that I will ever need for carp fishing. I love it! Your video's are truly helpful! Thanks so much. A carp girl from Ontario Canada!
If you have any more questions just let me know. That is the reason behind my videos is to help anyone out there and new guys get into carp fishing. Thanks for watching!
The line will clip into the bobbin and the bobbin will be in front of the alarm. When you clip in the mainline it will drop around 6 inches down. The weight of the bobbin will give your alarm more sensitivity and also give you a visual of a pull which it will raise or a dropback when it sinks. The drop back means the fish is swimming towards you and it is best to lift up and set the hook once you wind in until you feel weight. It doesn't sound stupid at all. We all learn somewhere.
Ok Thank You!
no problem ! you can add me on skype if you ever need help 🙂 search -> Daanpieterse
I definitely will! I appreciate the help.