@@ea7hellcat get back to doing what you love ... it’s not easy I know ,,,, but your grandad would want you to be happy and catch that big un !!! Just for him 😀😀
You remind me of fishing with my now passed dad. Especially when you're being farcical, or acting the prat as he'd say. Your show illustrates what money for old rope the .MSM is. All the best
Graeme I switch on your overnighters every time I have bad anxiety and it massively relaxes me. Just thought you should know how much of a big help it is to me :) TA
Glad it helps...plenty of people out there with anxiety in these troubled times,hardly suprising,but pleased the films help...I strongly suggest you pop over to my son's channel,TA Outdoors,he currently has the biggest channel in the World on Bushcraft with about 1.6 million subscribers. A lot of people find his films really relaxing...we know as we get comments and p.m's from people saying the films have helped...They are all outdoors and he builds stuff and cooks up on camp fires. If nothing else on TV then spend a while trying those..Stay safe out there...
I'm a yank and this is my favorite fishing show on all of youtube. I have learned so many little tricks on here that no one over here does....and they work wonderfully. My fav trick I learned from you....feeding with cooked rice when fishing with maggots. It really does work very well!
Ooh... looks like I just learned something too :O) Cooked rice huh. Here's an offering from me then. Can't afford to buy boillies at stupid money so came up with my own alternative which works really well. Make up some bread mash and crumble a couple of weetabix into it, plus a flavouring of your choice. Kneed well, then roll into boillie sized balls and bake in the oven for about 20 mins. This forms a nice crust and can then be threaded onto a hair rig. If you bake them a bit longer they become pop ups and keep for ages ! Also... I set aside a lump of the stodge mix before baking to use as paste, which sticks to a hook and stays on well. Especially good for float fishing for Crucians etc
Another gem Graeme thankyou. Those lumps onthe oak leaf are called “galls’ they are egg pouches for various critters usually wasps and the like. I just googled it
I had a Guinness with mine...just done a long couple of days filming with Mike for his T.A. Outdoors channel...well worth a beer after all the smoke I got in my eyes..
Hi Suellen, Yes, totally accurate this time, it was a rare occasion where my equipment(fishing !) was good, the lake does indeed have some big fish in it and the last comment is totally true...stay safe, and thanks for the hug.
The oak leaf is a silk button gall wasp egg. Had a pic for you as various other types of gall wasps lay in oaks too, but sadly can't add. Thanks for a fabulous video 😊
Thanks for the comment,I can't recall seeing them before..I though it was some leaf disease caused by 5G , but I knew some of the Awesome Army followers would know.
Just so you know sir I have been watching you for years. I never had my dad around and I learned so much about fishing and bacon sandwiches from you. Keep up the great work.
took up carp fishing in 2002 when i moved to my uncles now have full set up great bivy and a microcat(not for excessive baiting more for awkward casting) love your shows where you go from day to night and back to days.
Or a dubious youth spent with too many conkers,acorns and of course...a catapult..back then every youngster had them. I used to make some from strips of inner tube.
😊 You remind me of me Graham, when I was young, I was mad into match fishing, I'd spend a day or two preparing for 5 hours fishing, now I'm 60, I go fishing, like you a grub about in the shed and fridge, see what I've got and go fishing, like you I get bored now, like you I know or understand what's required and like you I love the act of going fishing, my grandson got me to enter a local match, the venue on the day wasn't fishing well, a local told us be pacient 3 or 4 carp could win this, I was bored after 45 mins and caught 2 oz roach all day, came no where and 4 carp for 20lb won the match but I had the better days fishing 😂🎣 tight lines mate.
The best video is watching you and Mikes video's, I'm off work for a week so I've been caching up with the shows that I've missed off TA fishing and TA outdoors, i also get bored quickly Graham so I know how you feel sir stay safe out there, from andy in Blackpool
If you use the maggot feeder float, make sure you use an adaptor that spreads the weight of the float. If not, the line can snap on the cast, and deffinately on the strike. They are fantastic for catch lots in quick succession. Another wee tip:- Next time you have soma acorns, 'pult them out over your boilies, because they sound like more bait going in. TTFN
Love your video's Graeme, have watched them for years. Had hardly gone fishing since I was a kid, but kept the interest watching RUclips video's. Got back out there this year, and have caught carp up to 16 pounds. I love it so much - I now go twice a week. Keep making these totally awesome films, you're an inspiration mate, Kind regards, Jay.
Watched most, if not all of your videos - great stuff! I took a break from Angling for a couple of years (why?), but you inspired me and yet again Im hooked. I grew up watching JW programmes and you do have a touch of the Wilson about you! The circles on the back of the oak leaf are wasp casings I think. They drop to the ground in Autumn and will hatch in the Spring.
Great therapy for me, day 6 in hospital with COVID, can’t wait to get out there think I may have missed my last night session. Pneumonia and cold damp don’t mix, bet I can get a day in though soon. Cheers Graham.
Always a pleasure To Watch, Indeed Your Adventures Mimick many times I've Had , And Still Do As Often As Possible ,I Had A Slacker Time as Other things Took The Time Away From It But I've About Got That Settled And I Can Put More Time Back Into The Adventures Again, It's A Enjoyment To Watch ,The Setups, The Catch, The Outdoor Cook Ups , There's Absolutely Nothing Like It ,Not To Mention Your Effort, Persistence and Patience is a testament to our Sport Of "Fishing",, Time Put In Pays Off , It's Not Called Catching For A Reason, It's Very Obvious You Thouroghly Enjoy Your Time Spent , Hopefully 21 Is Kind To Us All , Tight Lines To Ya 🦈🎣,
Had a rough week fishing wise, 6th blank on the trot on my carp syndicate, and lost a monster perch at a local water because of a school boy error, Smiths fault of course! Still I can get my fill here every Friday. Thanks Graeme!
I hear some of the bigger Carp have been patchy, I wonder why ? weather pressure systems maybe ? They ought to bite this weekend with a South Westerly blow and rain coming in.
Graham I just qant to go fishing with you. You remind me so much of my Grandfather we always fished when i was a kid. Not really been lake fishing since he passed many years ago. Looking forward to taking my boy when hes old enough!
I’m so glad to see you back at “Fresh” water fishing Graeme, don’t get me wrong I like the salt water shenanigans but my first love is fresh water! Hell, I’m just tickled to see you fishing, period.!! You definitely pick my spirits up when I’m feeling down or when I have a bad day and these days My bad days outnumber my good days, I need to get out fishing myself but I have no way of getting anywhere and all my children( which they are all grown), live out of town, actually live out of state and since this old COVID-19 “crap” has been going on, they have not been able to make it in for a visit and they are my ride, my only way of going fishing, because I do not drive anymore, I am not allowed to drive anymore, my reaction time isn’t good enough for the “man” to let me behind the wheel to drive! And that is a BIG BUMMER!!!! Oh well, at least I have RUclips and I can watch you, among others, go fishing different places too and different styles, sometimes! Anyways, fantastic buddy! Always good seeing you catching fish, no matter what they are!! Tight lines to you and hope you catch a big one, or two, or three or four!! lol! 👍👍🤘✌🏻
Hi there Doug,have you thought of trying to get in touch with a local fishing club ? I guess you have them over there. Ask in a tackle shop.That way you might get a driver you could join,have some chat and maybe nail a few fish. Glad the films help ,it certainly is a weird world out there and making the films helps keep my mind concentrated as well. At present I can still get out,but lots of our areas getting getting shut down..probably coming to ours as well .I have been working double time when the weather allows so don't worry about weekly films..I am currently working on August ...2021...I just hope the hard drives don't burst !..Stay safe over there...
@@TAFishing - thank you much Graeme for the reply, I appreciate it very much! Yeah, we have places kind of like fishing clubs here, they are actually called paylakes, and I have one I used to fish years ago, actually I grew up fishing it, and it’s probably about 30-35 miles from me, one way! But, yes sir I talked to a guy last year that was fishing it quite a bit and he also worked there too, but we were texting back and forth there for a while and he told me that if I ever needed a ride there he would come by and get me, well, then when I was ready to go I never could get a hold of him again! I hate when someone blows smoke up your a#% , and they are not good at their word, just burns me up! Oh well, anyways, I have another friend who lives about 65 miles from me, he has his own fishing lake and fully stocked with big catfish, my brother and I fished there back in May of 2018, and we caught some impressive cats too, he ( brother) actually caught his PB from there, twice in a row, and I caught 5 cats myself ( 25 lbs or bigger, each) anyway, that friend of mine who owns that lake is just so busy most of the time it’s hard to catch up with him, I can’t just go to his lake and start fishing, no one can, not on their own, he has to be there with you, because it’s on his parents property and they don’t want just anyone showing up, you know? So, understandable! But, I’ll keep trying, no doubt! Thank you again my friend, I really appreciate it! You take care over there and stay safe too, you and yours! 👍👍🤘✌🏻
Well done Smith...handwriting needs a bit of work,looks like Caligraphy on Crystal Meth,but the answers were correct,so you are off the hook for a while.
That is quite civilized overnight fishing! You look to be my age (LOL) and need the comforts of life like me! I'm used (30 yrs ago) to fishing overnight perched on a rock in a 25 knt onshore southerly for a feed of snapper!
Seeing family around me growing older makes me realise how important they and the things we all enjoy are. Don’t call yourself an old man just yet hey. X
I put that to stop anyone copying the title !!!...I think I am the oldest fishing RUclipsr with the biggest channel and one thing they can't copy is the age...I should start a new T-shirt for us senior citizens.."AGE IS THE RAGE !!"...Oh no...that's going to get copied as well ...
Thanks for the video's,been watching them for a few years now. Love the way you fish keep them coming it's the only thing I watch religiously every week. Now trying to get my 6 year old into fishing and so far he's loving it, although he calls your program the "totally boring fishing show" lol. He gets sent to bed early for that 😴😉. Thanks guys.
I don't know Graeme, the things you do to bring us our entertainment, carting all that tackle backwards and forwards to the lake. Then setting up three rods filming it and staying out all night for what? Yes excellent entertainment for us a good Zander session and as always packed with hints/tips. This may no longer be the type of fishing I do but as always its a joy to watch and thanks as always for posting. Nobody else would try skimming acorns across a lake so I bet you hold the record.
Hi Graeme great video as always! Me and my grandad got fed up of paying between £3 and £5 for mwthpd feeders and started making our own from milk bottle tops platic straws and wheel weights works a dream. Tight lines
Probably because I have been writing and photographing fish via stills for the publications and books since 1968...its an easy transition to go into "moving pictures"....I like to think I know what makes the ordinary angler "tick"...well,from my era anyway, I can't speak for the young anglers of today.
Great video, just picked up your book on freshwater fishing baits, read the part about the maggot farm, the stuff of nightmares, i thought i could smell it through your description! Love all your videos, take care and tight lines 👍
Great watch as always and great tips as always my only complaint is the sound quality wasn’t great couldn’t hear it very well. But still a great watch 🎣👍🏻
Hi Graeme, the float is a "Loc slide" feeder float for float legering...cast in...bail arm off...float rises to surface and lays flat...bail arm on, take up slack and cock the float. The kink allows the float to travel up the line while slack but when you tighten down it locks the float in position. Used it many a time when float fishing with 15ft under the rod tip. 😀
Thanks for the explanation ,I couldn't work out what the kink in the float stem was for...I sort of understand how it works, but have never seen one before.
I think we loved your reply, regarding the bomber run and the rear gunner throwing up Brilliant ,😂, can you tell us what your profession was before You became a celeb, and No one top Narrator , over, ... Also can you tell us where you Launch your boat from on your sea fishing trips ,
Love your vids gray better than anyone on RUclips at least ur not trying not too sell anything you keep it basic its proves you only need basic tackle and bait to catch big fish fair play keep up the good work keep safe
Just a thought I’m your age and agree don’t night fish as much this time of year. Yes definitely need a ground sheet but have you ever thought of an overwrap for bivvy it keeps you warmer also stops the condensation. Great video as always. Miss fishing there up in Newcastle now not many lakes this way so lot of travelling now
Love watching your videos keep up the great work. Those Zander are amazing looking fish hopefully I will get a chance to fish for them one day unfortunately there's none in Scotland.
To your question about the growths on the oak leaf. That’s where the gall wasp lays it’s lava the lava fall in the autum and the lava grub around in the fallen leaves I think I’m right anyone else knows different please correct me
Great video , love the way you enjoy all the different styles of fishing and respect the ones that you don't do like coarse match fishing, too many people missing out as you can learn from all styles !
Exactly..I can take a tip from freshwater and apply it to saltwater,or vice-versa .I recently made a film using clip-release trolling leads that I used for Spring/Chinook Salmon on the West coast of Vancouver Island and it worked well here in the UK...always something to try in fishing...and doing different fish keeps you sharp.
I can't remember what those floats are called but the idea is to fill them up with maggots and catch on the drop. They're ok but not very sensitive so generally better for carp and larger fish that will give positive bites. I don't know what the kink in the stem is for, never seen it before but that rig was definitely dodgy.
hey, your put a smile on my face all the time my grandad passed away this year and you remind me of him so much. much love
Hang on to that smile and make it last !!...Stay safe out there.
@@TAFishing thank you so much for these epic videos love watching them
Because me and my grandad used to go fishing all the time but now it just don’t feel the same anymore so I haven’t gone in the past 7 months
@@ea7hellcat get back to doing what you love ... it’s not easy I know ,,,, but your grandad would want you to be happy and catch that big un !!! Just for him 😀😀
You remind me of fishing with my now passed dad. Especially when you're being farcical, or acting the prat as he'd say.
Your show illustrates what money for old rope the .MSM is. All the best
Friday night dinner to TA fishing, nothing better.
The plague, you need to run and hide Graeme, you only have a 99.7% survival rate , if you get it .
Graeme I switch on your overnighters every time I have bad anxiety and it massively relaxes me. Just thought you should know how much of a big help it is to me :) TA
Glad it helps...plenty of people out there with anxiety in these troubled times,hardly suprising,but pleased the films help...I strongly suggest you pop over to my son's channel,TA Outdoors,he currently has the biggest channel in the World on Bushcraft with about 1.6 million subscribers. A lot of people find his films really relaxing...we know as we get comments and p.m's from people saying the films have helped...They are all outdoors and he builds stuff and cooks up on camp fires. If nothing else on TV then spend a while trying those..Stay safe out there...
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100% agree with that , well done mate absolutely true with myself as well
100% agree with that , well done mate absolutely true with myself as well
@@thomasbarker5064 Hey Thomas they are great aren't they, really helped me during a tough period in my life.
I'm a yank and this is my favorite fishing show on all of youtube. I have learned so many little tricks on here that no one over here does....and they work wonderfully. My fav trick I learned from you....feeding with cooked rice when fishing with maggots. It really does work very well!
Ooh... looks like I just learned something too :O) Cooked rice huh. Here's an offering from me then. Can't afford to buy boillies at stupid money so came up with my own alternative which works really well. Make up some bread mash and crumble a couple of weetabix into it, plus a flavouring of your choice. Kneed well, then roll into boillie sized balls and bake in the oven for about 20 mins. This forms a nice crust and can then be threaded onto a hair rig. If you bake them a bit longer they become pop ups and keep for ages !
Also... I set aside a lump of the stodge mix before baking to use as paste, which sticks to a hook and stays on well. Especially good for float fishing for Crucians etc
Another gem Graeme thankyou. Those lumps onthe oak leaf are called “galls’ they are egg pouches for various critters usually wasps and the like. I just googled it
Perfect timing just got in from work, time to crack open a cold 1 or 3 and watch this.
Or 6
Yeah very true mate.
I had a Guinness with mine...just done a long couple of days filming with Mike for his T.A. Outdoors channel...well worth a beer after all the smoke I got in my eyes..
Ditto 😁
That’s my kind of fishing 👌
I haven’t watched the video yet but smiling already in anticipation of watching it later this evening!
Love the catapulting when you got bored 😂 glad it isn’t just me
Nothing better than a nice video to relax with at the end of the day. Thanks!
Your fishing equipment is very good congratulations, this lake where you fish has big fish, you are a great fisherman.
Hug!👍🎣😉
Hi Suellen, Yes, totally accurate this time, it was a rare occasion where my equipment(fishing !) was good, the lake does indeed have some big fish in it and the last comment is totally true...stay safe, and thanks for the hug.
On the leaf - Those are Jumping oak galls. Inside is a small stingless wasp larvae
Lovely video Graeme. So relaxing to watch. The fried potatoes and prawns looked delicious!
The oak leaf is a silk button gall wasp egg. Had a pic for you as various other types of gall wasps lay in oaks too, but sadly can't add.
Thanks for a fabulous video 😊
Thanks for the comment,I can't recall seeing them before..I though it was some leaf disease caused by 5G , but I knew some of the Awesome Army followers would know.
I always love the over night stays
Just so you know sir I have been watching you for years. I never had my dad around and I learned so much about fishing and bacon sandwiches from you. Keep up the great work.
Glad to be of help...I'll try and do some sausage sandwiches next time to add variety....
took up carp fishing in 2002 when i moved to my uncles now have full set up great bivy and a microcat(not for excessive baiting more for awkward casting) love your shows where you go from day to night and back to days.
Can't get over how impressive your aim with the catapult and rods are. That's years of experience at work.
Or a dubious youth spent with too many conkers,acorns and of course...a catapult..back then every youngster had them. I used to make some from strips of inner tube.
@@TAFishingnow it's classed as a dead weapon lol
😊 You remind me of me Graham, when I was young, I was mad into match fishing, I'd spend a day or two preparing for 5 hours fishing, now I'm 60, I go fishing, like you a grub about in the shed and fridge, see what I've got and go fishing, like you I get bored now, like you I know or understand what's required and like you I love the act of going fishing, my grandson got me to enter a local match, the venue on the day wasn't fishing well, a local told us be pacient 3 or 4 carp could win this, I was bored after 45 mins and caught 2 oz roach all day, came no where and 4 carp for 20lb won the match but I had the better days fishing 😂🎣 tight lines mate.
At least you got a positive out of the match,which is what its all about. the Roach saved the blank....
Brilliant once again Graham
Great video, felt like i was there mate, you’re living my dream 😂
Another cracking Friday night watching TAF. Brilliant Graham
Sunday night viewing sorted..Thanks Graeme!
Totally Awsome
Thanks for this Graeme. Top class as ever and one of the highlights of the week right now!
Love yourself and love what you do... Then you'll be successful 😉
God bless anyone reading this🙏
1 love from Malaysia
Brilliant video as usual, the part when you had just woke up when you had your Hat on the wrong way round cracked me up : )
The best video is watching you and Mikes video's, I'm off work for a week so I've been caching up with the shows that I've missed off TA fishing and TA outdoors, i also get bored quickly Graham so I know how you feel sir stay safe out there, from andy in Blackpool
If you use the maggot feeder float, make sure you use an adaptor that spreads the weight of the float. If not, the line can snap on the cast, and deffinately on the strike. They are fantastic for catch lots in quick succession. Another wee tip:- Next time you have soma acorns, 'pult them out over your boilies, because they sound like more bait going in. TTFN
Love your video's Graeme, have watched them for years. Had hardly gone fishing since I was a kid, but kept the interest watching RUclips video's. Got back out there this year, and have caught carp up to 16 pounds. I love it so much - I now go twice a week. Keep making these totally awesome films, you're an inspiration mate, Kind regards, Jay.
Good Carp,well done...but don't do too many trips and burn out !!!
@@TAFishing Thank you Graeme - your reply means a lot to me. Will keep a steady pace. Totally awesome :)
You're a national treasure absolutely love your videos
Watched most, if not all of your videos - great stuff! I took a break from Angling for a couple of years (why?), but you inspired me and yet again Im hooked. I grew up watching JW programmes and you do have a touch of the Wilson about you! The circles on the back of the oak leaf are wasp casings I think. They drop to the ground in Autumn and will hatch in the Spring.
Great therapy for me, day 6 in hospital with COVID, can’t wait to get out there think I may have missed my last night session. Pneumonia and cold damp don’t mix, bet I can get a day in though soon. Cheers Graham.
Good luck,and stay safe.
Always a pleasure To Watch, Indeed Your Adventures Mimick many times I've Had , And Still Do As Often As Possible ,I Had A Slacker Time as Other things Took The Time Away From It But I've About Got That Settled And I Can Put More Time Back Into The Adventures Again, It's A Enjoyment To Watch ,The Setups, The Catch, The Outdoor Cook Ups , There's Absolutely Nothing Like It ,Not To Mention Your Effort, Persistence and Patience is a testament to our Sport Of "Fishing",, Time Put In Pays Off , It's Not Called Catching For A Reason, It's Very Obvious You Thouroghly Enjoy Your Time Spent , Hopefully 21 Is Kind To Us All , Tight Lines To Ya
🦈🎣,
Another excellent video
Had a rough week fishing wise, 6th blank on the trot on my carp syndicate, and lost a monster perch at a local water because of a school boy error, Smiths fault of course! Still I can get my fill here every Friday. Thanks Graeme!
I hear some of the bigger Carp have been patchy, I wonder why ? weather pressure systems maybe ? They ought to bite this weekend with a South Westerly blow and rain coming in.
i think the things on the back of the leaf are a type of gall wasp ,,nice zander fishing graham well done,,
lovely episode Graeme..
Cheers you up... Thanks...
Graham I just qant to go fishing with you. You remind me so much of my Grandfather we always fished when i was a kid. Not really been lake fishing since he passed many years ago. Looking forward to taking my boy when hes old enough!
I’m so glad to see you back at “Fresh” water fishing Graeme, don’t get me wrong I like the salt water shenanigans but my first love is fresh water! Hell, I’m just tickled to see you fishing, period.!! You definitely pick my spirits up when I’m feeling down or when I have a bad day and these days My bad days outnumber my good days, I need to get out fishing myself but I have no way of getting anywhere and all my children( which they are all grown), live out of town, actually live out of state and since this old COVID-19 “crap” has been going on, they have not been able to make it in for a visit and they are my ride, my only way of going fishing, because I do not drive anymore, I am not allowed to drive anymore, my reaction time isn’t good enough for the “man” to let me behind the wheel to drive! And that is a BIG BUMMER!!!! Oh well, at least I have RUclips and I can watch you, among others, go fishing different places too and different styles, sometimes! Anyways, fantastic buddy! Always good seeing you catching fish, no matter what they are!! Tight lines to you and hope you catch a big one, or two, or three or four!! lol! 👍👍🤘✌🏻
Hi there Doug,have you thought of trying to get in touch with a local fishing club ? I guess you have them over there. Ask in a tackle shop.That way you might get a driver you could join,have some chat and maybe nail a few fish. Glad the films help ,it certainly is a weird world out there and making the films helps keep my mind concentrated as well. At present I can still get out,but lots of our areas getting getting shut down..probably coming to ours as well .I have been working double time when the weather allows so don't worry about weekly films..I am currently working on August ...2021...I just hope the hard drives don't burst !..Stay safe over there...
@@TAFishing - thank you much Graeme for the reply, I appreciate it very much! Yeah, we have places kind of like fishing clubs here, they are actually called paylakes, and I have one I used to fish years ago, actually I grew up fishing it, and it’s probably about 30-35 miles from me, one way! But, yes sir I talked to a guy last year that was fishing it quite a bit and he also worked there too, but we were texting back and forth there for a while and he told me that if I ever needed a ride there he would come by and get me, well, then when I was ready to go I never could get a hold of him again! I hate when someone blows smoke up your a#% , and they are not good at their word, just burns me up! Oh well, anyways, I have another friend who lives about 65 miles from me, he has his own fishing lake and fully stocked with big catfish, my brother and I fished there back in May of 2018, and we caught some impressive cats too, he ( brother) actually caught his PB from there, twice in a row, and I caught 5 cats myself ( 25 lbs or bigger, each) anyway, that friend of mine who owns that lake is just so busy most of the time it’s hard to catch up with him, I can’t just go to his lake and start fishing, no one can, not on their own, he has to be there with you, because it’s on his parents property and they don’t want just anyone showing up, you know? So, understandable! But, I’ll keep trying, no doubt! Thank you again my friend, I really appreciate it! You take care over there and stay safe too, you and yours! 👍👍🤘✌🏻
Another great video, love to do that, fishing in middle of nowhere, having a bite to heat, dealing with the elements, marvellous.
Those prawns made me Hungry!
Smith here, just checking in. Been busy working and fishing. And doing my homework. Thanks for the vid Graeme . Smith out !
Well done Smith...handwriting needs a bit of work,looks like Caligraphy on Crystal Meth,but the answers were correct,so you are off the hook for a while.
@@TAFishing laughing uncontrollably. Your the best Graeme!
That is quite civilized overnight fishing! You look to be my age (LOL) and need the comforts of life like me!
I'm used (30 yrs ago) to fishing overnight perched on a rock in a 25 knt onshore southerly for a feed of snapper!
My son and I love your videos, he said he wants to some day fish with you lol
That's one hell of a hat!😆😆.. brilliant video.
Love this 🙏🐟🥰
Friday night packet of sweets can of coke and ta fishing nothing’s better than that! great video I love these type of videos keep doing more 🎣👍🏼
Please don't stop night fishin , lov it stay safe.
Fantastic once again, consistently class Graeme, good fishing mate
Never too old for an all nighter 😁
I’m two days into a three day fast and your camp cook up nearly broke me 🤣
looks great
Seeing family around me growing older makes me realise how important they and the things we all enjoy are. Don’t call yourself an old man just yet hey. X
I put that to stop anyone copying the title !!!...I think I am the oldest fishing RUclipsr with the biggest channel and one thing they can't copy is the age...I should start a new T-shirt for us senior citizens.."AGE IS THE RAGE !!"...Oh no...that's going to get copied as well ...
Smashed it mate 😵
Thanks for the video's,been watching them for a few years now. Love the way you fish keep them coming it's the only thing I watch religiously every week. Now trying to get my 6 year old into fishing and so far he's loving it, although he calls your program the "totally boring fishing show" lol. He gets sent to bed early for that 😴😉. Thanks guys.
Extra homework...no sweets...and 2 days off TV I feel.....
@@TAFishing definitely! The sweets will go in the bait box. I feel its that Smith at work again.
I don't know Graeme, the things you do to bring us our entertainment, carting all that tackle backwards and forwards to the lake. Then setting up three rods filming it and staying out all night for what? Yes excellent entertainment for us a good Zander session and as always packed with hints/tips. This may no longer be the type of fishing I do but as always its a joy to watch and thanks as always for posting. Nobody else would try skimming acorns across a lake so I bet you hold the record.
Yes,I don't imagine another RUclipsr will copy that, but you never really know how desperate they are !!!
Never mind the fishing. Them prawns lol. Eating like a King right enough 🎣👍
Very good 👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤
We would love to see your Bury Hill pike campaign, Graeme.... :)
Hi Graeme great video as always! Me and my grandad got fed up of paying between £3 and £5 for mwthpd feeders and started making our own from milk bottle tops platic straws and wheel weights works a dream. Tight lines
Well done ,a good idea. It can be great fun when you catch a fish on something you have made yourself.
Graeme i found a Tench book by your good self at a jumble sale for 50p i had to buy it and is a very good read.
50p is a bargain, they tell me some of them are becoming collector's items as they are out of print and rare.
Hi TA. A couple people wanted to know the name of your intro music. Me, too. Great show. Great laughs. A winner!
U have inspired me to go fishing and learn tips thank you🙂🙂🙂
Brilliant filming Graham I think you have captured everything that fishing is about 👍🏻
Probably because I have been writing and photographing fish via stills for the publications and books since 1968...its an easy transition to go into "moving pictures"....I like to think I know what makes the ordinary angler "tick"...well,from my era anyway, I can't speak for the young anglers of today.
@@TAFishing I was born in 1968 so respect to you and your knowledge and thanks for your very enjoyable films
Love your stuff graeme keep on keeping on
great trip.
Einen Gutes Nues Jahre, D
Great video, just picked up your book on freshwater fishing baits, read the part about the maggot farm, the stuff of nightmares, i thought i could smell it through your description! Love all your videos, take care and tight lines 👍
Its some strange homemade bagging waggler not good! Great video in my local water in Dorking excellent
Great watch as always and great tips as always my only complaint is the sound quality wasn’t great couldn’t hear it very well. But still a great watch 🎣👍🏻
Lovely vlog Graham, love the show 4 years, take care 👍
Love love love the videos... your catapult skills are amazing, I’m lucky if I get it in the pond😂
Looking forward to seeing you catch with that new float
EPIC VIDEO!!! THE OLD MAN AND...the lake??? What has a deep water fisherman come to?
Been looking forward to another one and couldn't have come at a better time!!
Glad to have been of service.
☺️👍 Always a pleasure
Thumbs up!!!
Clark
Those iffy bites were squirrels going after the acorns.
Your as young as they come sir keep up the great work 💚🚫🧢
Your like a big kid with the acorns🤣🤣, love it great vid ✌️✌️
If you think the Acorns go a long way..try a Conker (Not that I have of course)
@@TAFishing haha pure nutter you are 😝😝
Hi Graeme, the float is a "Loc slide" feeder float for float legering...cast in...bail arm off...float rises to surface and lays flat...bail arm on, take up slack and cock the float. The kink allows the float to travel up the line while slack but when you tighten down it locks the float in position. Used it many a time when float fishing with 15ft under the rod tip. 😀
Thanks for the explanation ,I couldn't work out what the kink in the float stem was for...I sort of understand how it works, but have never seen one before.
thankyou for the film graeme 👍
No problems,I'm actually editing next week's right now...plenty more to come.
I love these overnighters Graeme 👍
I'm secretly thinking if I could survive another at this time of year !!!!
nice one g
I think we loved your reply, regarding the bomber run and the rear gunner throwing up Brilliant ,😂, can you tell us what your profession was before You became a celeb, and No one top Narrator , over, ...
Also can you tell us where you Launch your boat from on your sea fishing trips ,
Love your vids gray better than anyone on RUclips at least ur not trying not too sell anything you keep it basic its proves you only need basic tackle and bait to catch big fish fair play keep up the good work keep safe
Just a thought I’m your age and agree don’t night fish as much this time of year. Yes definitely need a ground sheet but have you ever thought of an overwrap for bivvy it keeps you warmer also stops the condensation. Great video as always. Miss fishing there up in Newcastle now not many lakes this way so lot of travelling now
oakleaf seems to have wasp eggs on it. nice vid, as always;
49:37 "That's great! I'm not as stupid as I look."😂
Love watching your videos keep up the great work. Those Zander are amazing looking fish hopefully I will get a chance to fish for them one day unfortunately there's none in Scotland.
To your question about the growths on the oak leaf. That’s where the gall wasp lays it’s lava the lava fall in the autum and the lava grub around in the fallen leaves I think I’m right anyone else knows different please correct me
Hi Graham mate great vid 👍
great stuff mate , love it :)
Great video Graeme
👊🏻💯dont tell mike hoody’s needed 😁
Must try cooking up some of them prawns next time I go fishing. 😋
Great video , love the way you enjoy all the different styles of fishing and respect the ones that you don't do like coarse match fishing, too many people missing out as you can learn from all styles !
Exactly..I can take a tip from freshwater and apply it to saltwater,or vice-versa .I recently made a film using clip-release trolling leads that I used for Spring/Chinook Salmon on the West coast of Vancouver Island and it worked well here in the UK...always something to try in fishing...and doing different fish keeps you sharp.
Graham should have his own tv show
Hopefully not your last overnight. Love these vids. Great stuff
I can't remember what those floats are called but the idea is to fill them up with maggots and catch on the drop. They're ok but not very sensitive so generally better for carp and larger fish that will give positive bites. I don't know what the kink in the stem is for, never seen it before but that rig was definitely dodgy.
Awesome
Found this channel a couple of weeks ago and its brilliant, nice and simple, love it, keep up the good work 😀
I like to keep it basic,and keep it real...no point taking myself too seriously. Its supposed to be fun.