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Looks like my old fishing grounds (not been for near twenty years) is it manor Kilbride by any chance? Great video👍

Great video, i thought for sure youd be swimming there near the end, fair play testing the stability of the kayak to the limit, product review and fishing 😂

Love it ! Keep it up

Hi, I'm Ezequiel and I'm living in Ireland, I like fishing. I'm from Argentina and I have a community on RUclips, I would like to contact you.

They look lively them type fish 🐠 👍🏻

Very Nice vídeo Guy. Congrats fron Brazil !!

Alpine and palmate newts have now recently been found in Ireland

Great video, I have lots of family in Arklow , I often visit but bizarly never kayaked in Ireland. I may try it this year when over. Tight lines from Cornwall

Mepps Aglias, 0's & 1's, Copper were the best producing lures, i had 3 '4 Lb+ trout. Pike without a trace just cut you, teef. Lot's. Teef.

I found some amazing lures when the water was low, '80 - '85. I'd fish by the overflow where it crosses the main road

I love looking down at the sunken village with it's steeple and stone bridge

Thank you!

Such a real and good video.Would love to join you next time when you go for picking the wild berries 🍒

I just love your videos, im gonna pick up a kayak this year myself, im primarily a pike angler but costal fishing like this a couple of times a year would appeal to me as i live beside Howth.

Unreal how underrated this channel is! You deserve 1000s of subscribers!

You're from wicklow? How cool's that? Would you take someone with you to teach? :D Greetings from Hillview, Wicklow Town :D

Great stuff guys! I'm in the process of buying a double fishing Kayak for myself and my 12 year old. We may bump into you :-)

What wood are you in here this video?

Is the lake stocked with trout on an annual basis ? Would be rather pointless fishing there

Mega vid. I’ve subbed 👌 I’ve also just gotten into kayaking fishing in Northern Ireland. I also RUclips check me out ☺️. If you fancy a collab let me know 👊

i picked 2kgs today. Didnt know the greenish flesh colour were because they are not fully ripe. mine are kinda green.n. Can i still use them to make sloegin? :)

Excellent video. I have a kayak, bought it two years ago and still not used it, planning to take it out on maiden voyage before end of September. I have an electric motor that fits through the middle of the kayak for when I get tired paddling, I am 63 now and wish I was your age again, i would be out on the water all the time. watching your videos is almost like being out there with you. 🚣‍♂🤩

Class! Now I want to eat mackerel! 😂

Hi Mike. Do you still use the kayak for fishing much these days? I've always wanted to try. I'm thinking of buying one. I'm based in Dublin so would like to bring it out onto the sea. And some lakes in the midlands also. How much would it cost to get one like yours and all the necessary accessories? Approximately?? 😊 Thanks. Dave.

Nice one Mike.

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Great video

None to be found around me now sadly. Too much fertiliser being spread as you said. We used to live near Tramore and there was a farm that was a bit rough if you know what I mean They had horses and I never saw so many mushrooms in my life

Try to avoid the psilocybe semilanceata and the amanita muscaria, or you might start talking to the cookware. Weirder still, they'll probably talk back.🤣 Great video, and that cook-up looked really tasty.

Such a beautiful video as usual. Thanks 💯

We called them hurs. I'm always disappointed blueberries don't taste like hurs 🥺🥺

Love what you do ... I wish I had spent less of my youth messing about and more of it learning where the real meaning and satisfaction in life is! Thanks man

Hi , where did you get that basket ?

Good to see you back Mike.

That looked like a savage day out, pity you didn’t get a fish for the pan.

Great adventure on a sit on top kayak , fishing , foraging and paddling to an island

Go on Mike 😊😊 bye bye hat 😅

Hi Mike. Is there Free fishing on Blessington lake? If No, how much per day for fishing?

🇮🇪 A day out on the bog with the ladies. Not like visits I had to the bog when I was a kid 😅😆 This was a little less grueling.. We foraged what we could to make up a real Vit-Hit pot of tea. We used Spruce tips, Sorrel, and Pineapple weed.. The wild Strawberries never made it to the pot and thankfully neither did the Grasshoppers 🤭 Such simple fun 👌

I used to fish the Liffey in Dublin a few years back, at Islandbridge. Used to catch a fair few fish. Lots of roach and perch, the odd brown trout and sometimes eels. Mind you this is going back to 2010/2011 so I wouldn't know how it's fishing these days.

What a good father!! Hats off!!

How was that kayak?

I haven't seen a video of yours in a while. Nice to see you out sea fishing. Just around the bend from Sorrento point would be an ideal place for a kayak. I really have to get myself one after all these years fishing mostly sea. Oh, I re-subbed, since RUclips seems to go on a schizoid un-subbing spree too often.

White cedar rosemary anti virus thyme herb teas help

Love it thank you so much for sharing I can't wait to make it my garden is full of wild garlic.i am vegan so can supplement my own ingredients thankyou for taking the time.was researching what I could do and you're recipe is beautiful may put some cherry tomatoes in too.

The smooth newt is the only species present on the island of ireland

Great video well done to you and ashline great to see you passing on knowledge to her ..i love doing this other my kids ❤

You're a real high quality angler my friend!! Fair Play. Great fish care and overall quality angler!!

Looks so fun to pick, berries are so expensive in the shops and they offer so much nutrition. I did not know there was wild blueberries growing in UK, I just knew it mostly grew in America, Canada or other parts of Europe. I live in London and always go wild blackberry picking in greenspaces near me. But blueberries are my favourite, the ones you have picked look succulent and big. I hope to one forage for wild ones.

Its great to develop interest amongst the kids, the next generation of ecologists - side note: their skin is extremely sensitive as it acts as a lung while they're in the water, also a license it required to handle them.