Fishing Hunch Paid Off...Or did it?!

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  • Опубликовано: 9 янв 2025

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  • @ShaunUnderwoodx
    @ShaunUnderwoodx Год назад +1

    I've been following your son for some time on his channel only recently I subscribed to your channel and what channel is it is it is absolutely fantastic.. it's just great to see an old style of fishing. A channel where you're not promoting somebody else's fishing equipment or at least two what I have seen thus far. Absolutely brilliant 10 out of 10.... Just old school type of fishing fishing fishing fishing.. I used to go fishing a lot in my younger days but unfortunately, I gave it up. Now I'm starting from scratch.. so you're teaching me a lot of what I have.. you sir have probably forgot more than I have learnt in my entire 48 years of life.. absolutely love watching your fish so relaxing so peaceful... I'm just not one for sponsors of fishing like most RUclipsrs are now with their high-tech equipment electrical depth finders.. that's not fishing... Fishing is sitting there as you do with a rod and reel and landing nets .. the best way to fish. Great super channel TA Fishing 🎣

  • @whenitcountsforgetaboutit9709
    @whenitcountsforgetaboutit9709 Год назад +2

    Thank you Graeme, especially enjoyed the chainsaw cleaning music, nice choices. Stay healthy and on to the next adventure….

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      No probs, I am going to look up some more,Mike pays quite a lot for the license so I may as use it.

  • @greendudeg8213
    @greendudeg8213 Год назад +4

    Some thing to watch on the night shift tonight cheers Mr Pullen.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      Hopefully pass an hour for you..have a good night.

  • @bailienicoljarvie2878
    @bailienicoljarvie2878 Год назад +2

    Love watching those old JW rods in action, had one many moons ago, and regret passing it on to someone else. Great stuff, working my way through your old videos, always entertaining. Thanks.

  • @demacksful3240
    @demacksful3240 Год назад +14

    God bless Graeme

    • @stevied8855
      @stevied8855 Год назад +6

      He's No1 for sure. What a guy. in the words of Carly Simon from James Bond, nobody does it better.
      Steve in Fife.

    • @demacksful3240
      @demacksful3240 Год назад +1

      @@stevied8855 he's been a staple on my screen for 10+ years! Major influence in me becoming an angler in the first place.

    • @andykjohnsonjohnson7622
      @andykjohnsonjohnson7622 Год назад

      So CALLED GOD, don't come any way into the equation. . It's knowledge & experience.

    • @skidmarkontheunderwearofli747
      @skidmarkontheunderwearofli747 Год назад

      Why have you said god bless ? I know he looks it but he's not dead

  • @DenBotMedia
    @DenBotMedia Год назад +4

    Graeme you’re like my fishing daddy. I’ve learnt so much from you and your channel over the years. Thanks a lot for sharing your experience.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +11

      I want to leave something behind for others, rather than be "what can I get out of it" types.

    • @DenBotMedia
      @DenBotMedia Год назад +1

      Please don’t start talking in that tone, you’re only 71 right?, I mean you look fit as a fiddle.

  • @JamesWilliams-vs2od
    @JamesWilliams-vs2od Год назад +1

    The funny thing is I enjoy the “jobs around the house” segments you do more than the fishing videos most of the time lol
    Always enjoy watching the vids Graeme

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +2

      I try to mix it up a bit,especially for our " midweek madness " films ,hopefully gives our viewers something else to watch as well as fishing.

  • @dannyfishinguk7798
    @dannyfishinguk7798 Год назад

    Ive been watching your channel since i was a young teenager and ive learnt so much from you, thankyou so much for what you do keep it up

  • @liamkelly170
    @liamkelly170 Год назад

    Brilliant as always Graham 👌 thanks for the new video 🎣🐜🦋🐟🐠🐡

  • @newsmonger77
    @newsmonger77 Год назад +1

    Loved the old rods and reels you were using. Ancient but still work just fine. Exactly the type of gear I use. My favourite rod is an old 12ft Diawa match with bright orange whipping about 50 years old. Caught hundreds of fish on it over a lifetime.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +2

      And obviously still doing its job. I did get to use an Orvis flyrod and reel outfit on the River Test once and have to say it was really a pleasure...but did it catch me more trout ?..Answer is no,I caught them all on my old rod blanks,but can see it was comfortable to use. Obviously I won't be buying one but great to try out.

  • @AndreasGassner
    @AndreasGassner Год назад

    That camera must be amazing, it looks like daylight. Thanks for taking us fishing again, Graeme.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад

      Its very good in low light before going grainy,but not so good for any movement under a floodlight in the dark.

  • @101carl
    @101carl Год назад

    Thanks for the entertainment ❤

  • @kennystats
    @kennystats Год назад

    Love your videos and content, always enjoy pulling up a video from the channel, also gotta say i love the cook ups during the fishing videos also, watching from Florida. Thanks for all the great videos!

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      Hi Florida,send us some sunshine, its been cloudy and windy for weeks here...

  • @zachreape6891
    @zachreape6891 Год назад +1

    Wonderful video graham👍

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      Its only a mish mash of stuff but as long it helps pass a bit of time for people in these weird,wacky,wokey times we are living in !!...I heard last week that if someone doesn't get offended by something ,then someone else can be offended on their behalf ???...What ??? Has the Human race gone completely doolally ?? Offended on someone else's behalf ?...

  • @gandalfthewise3901
    @gandalfthewise3901 Год назад +2

    Another great episode Graeme. You get me through my week! Tight lines!

  • @jonathanluce9130
    @jonathanluce9130 Год назад

    Evening Graeme, excellent episode once again, great to see a mixture of content.

  • @malcolmfunnell4501
    @malcolmfunnell4501 Год назад +1

    Love the single barbless hook ,
    Can’t believe we used to fish with two barbed trebles ❤

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      I am trying to get away from treble hooks I have to say ,they are an absolute pain when they tangle in a landing net,even the rubber ones.

  • @flamintasty
    @flamintasty Год назад +3

    Two TA Fishing videos a week is perfect. Thanks Graeme.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +3

      Perfect ??? You are too kind Sir...I can't do it all the time though,especially these put together types,but when I get in the mood its difficult to stop editing. I'm doing one in between checking comments here.

  • @kingrafa3938
    @kingrafa3938 Год назад

    Great video Graeme!

  • @hopingowen
    @hopingowen Год назад +1

    Thanks Graeme 👍

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      No probs,more to come.

  • @felgate11
    @felgate11 Год назад

    Hi Graeme, those plastic/rubber fish are often deposited by family members at a favourite Peg of a lost & loved one.

  • @cliveeariss880
    @cliveeariss880 Год назад

    Hello mate, well you say about the rain, but many rivers around here are to clear at the moment, and I hear the hot erather is on the way back again,
    all the best, great video, as always.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад

      Mid to end of August I hear...might even be a crack at the sharks.

  • @freddyoutdoors
    @freddyoutdoors Год назад

    Really enjoyed watching this mix love it

  • @DjDolHaus86
    @DjDolHaus86 Год назад

    Down here in Cornwall we get at least one flying ant day every summer, it often coincides with the hottest day of the late summer

  • @simonmartin4109
    @simonmartin4109 Год назад +1

    Watching in the caravan in Germany, in the pouring rain! Cheers

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      At least you are in a caravan...only the rain drumming on a metal roof to keep you awake all night..Been there many times,and have to say the caravan is way better than the tent in those conditions.

    • @simonmartin4109
      @simonmartin4109 Год назад

      True! I always carry earplugs to block out the wife's snoring so I will hopefully sleep okay 😂

  • @TeamZeroFish
    @TeamZeroFish Год назад

    Been watching you for years mate. I will in the nearest future travel to the UK (my mom used to live there) now she moved back to Denmark where we’re from. I would LOVE to spend a few hours with you at some lake with the flyrods!
    Hope your well!
    Cheers!

  • @jimmyfireball
    @jimmyfireball Год назад

    Hi Graeme, the larger winged ants are the queens, and the smaller ones are the males. They hatch from their nests with the wings and go out into nearby meadows, woodlands, etc to mate with ants from other colonies. Once mated, the males die and the queens wings fall off and they make their way back to the nest to lays eggs.

  • @geoffcaptaincpaige1167
    @geoffcaptaincpaige1167 Год назад

    Trip ups and fallovers, nah I can do those no problem Graeme.😅

  • @georgecain8279
    @georgecain8279 Год назад

    Nice one G Man. I’ve been using PT boilies as per your recommendation, had great results

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      It is my go-to boilie for any session..the other flavours just get thrown in for freebies. I have fished PT alongside other flavours and for me anyway they outfish the other ones.

  • @malcolmtoyer8950
    @malcolmtoyer8950 Год назад

    The Butterfly you asked about looks like a Silver Washed Fritillary to me-not rare but a nice one to spot, very large and strong flyers. I use the Seek app on my phone, seems quite good. I use it mainly for wild flowers as I'm hopeless at remembering the names of them.

    • @jimmyfireball
      @jimmyfireball Год назад +1

      I think it may be a Dark Green Fritillary.

  • @mickhardstaff6605
    @mickhardstaff6605 Год назад +1

    Extremely intresting Graeme,enjoyed that , why were the sparks coming out off the chain saw ? 😮

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      Its a self-sharpening mechanism integrally fitted. You run the saw and apply the lever which has a sort of grinding plate .You should be able to see me clean the pad off the plate with a rag and bit of Turps in the film.

    • @mickhardstaff6605
      @mickhardstaff6605 Год назад

      Thanks for that buddy .

  • @jamescoupe5186
    @jamescoupe5186 Год назад +1

    I've just had loads of flying ants in my garden recently I think the flying ones are actually the queen ants leaving to find another colony to start. Would be great to find out your secret catfish bait Graeme I have the TAfishing cap just need the bait now lol. Thanks for the videos have been watching for a couple of years now, always gets me through doing the dishes on a Wednesday and Friday. You remind me of my late grandad with all the plants, nature and home fixes for things. He always joked that he is probably to blame for laying half the asbestos in Lancashire as they didn't know any better back then.

    • @ryder6070
      @ryder6070 Год назад

      The Antzzzz are coming

  • @l.r.sfishing4011
    @l.r.sfishing4011 Год назад

    That marina you visited. I'm gessing thats not the one you would launch your boat from. If it isn't a load of information on that place would be great as well location and prises to do your one aunch ect. Tight lines 🎣🎣🎣

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад

      The man says in the film the launch site is just down the road ? Best to call them up or email to get more info.

  • @flogsometogs4539
    @flogsometogs4539 Год назад

    The ants fly to save walking just like anyone else

  • @grahamblackwell8641
    @grahamblackwell8641 Год назад

    Hi Graeme if I take pic on my iPhone of plants or bugs it will tell me what they are it says that butterfly is a silver washed fritillary don’t think it’s common here 👍🏼

  • @vinnyhowells8132
    @vinnyhowells8132 Год назад

    The flying ants you see once a year are males and young queens. Each year, normally in July or August, huge numbers of flying ants suddenly appear. Queens can live for over 10 years and spend most of their lives in their nest. New queens, however, will leave to mate and found a colony of their own.

  • @bbranett2188
    @bbranett2188 Год назад

    Do you have a Zander fishing site? A catch and cook would be fun. It is a relative of the North American freshwater Walleye/perch.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад

      The only Zander fishery I used to visit has now been sold and closed ,but we don't eat them here anyway,they have to be returned. I have heard many times they are a great eating fish though by the countries that are allowed to keep them.

  • @tacush3784
    @tacush3784 Год назад

    We get 1-2 days per year in Torquay with the flying ants, the seagulls go nuts for them

  • @felgate11
    @felgate11 Год назад

    Sanmex Ant & crawling Insect killer spray kills Ants (flying & crawling) & cockroaches etc in seconds. It's good stuff!!

  • @scatterbrookfarm
    @scatterbrookfarm Год назад

    Im a subscriber to your channel, and watch every vid you make, i enjoy your gardening videos as i was a garden designer , you have a beutiful garden and a keen gardener you are, im disabled and no longer can work so watching you out and about makes my day, i used to match fish in my spare time, not much good but i enjoyed the challenge, anyway my friend you are a legend and a true gent, id love a mention on your show as a massive fan of totally awsome fishing, my name is mark bridges from gloucestershire, many thanks for all your content and the main thing is stay safe and well, oh and what is the rapter recepi or is it top secret,lol, regards, mark.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      Be careful what you wish for !!! Secret to my Raptor Fish Oil ????...now that really would be telling....Pleased you enjoy the films.

    • @scatterbrookfarm
      @scatterbrookfarm Год назад

      @@TAFishing thanks for replying, it's made my day, take care my friend, Mark.

  • @stevewilliams5428
    @stevewilliams5428 Год назад

    The prices people pay for angling tat tackle astonishes me. 40 squid for a frame to hold buckets? I don't think I've spent more than that for a rod!!

  • @JackArn91
    @JackArn91 Год назад +1

    Hi Graeme, have you ever thought of making a new channel like mike has. You could even called it Life with Graeme for example. Would be great for your other content. Also a joint channel with Mike would be awesome.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      Yeah I know its the norm to put up a 2nd YTouTube channel,but its all more hassle. I think people are now used to me putting up random stuff on a Wednesday, trouble is I am still doing lots of work so finding the time is also a problem.

    • @JackArn91
      @JackArn91 Год назад

      @TAFishing I really enjoy the content you make here Graeme your one of my fourite RUclips personalities. I was just throwing out ideas 👍

  • @ollyjackson8733
    @ollyjackson8733 Год назад

    What do i do wrong with my quiver tip rods? I normally use running ledger/clip bead on main line attached to lead, float stop then maybe a size 8 hook with two bits of sweetcorn with hook point showing but i just dont hook the fish rod bends right round then before i can pick it up its pinged back again. Tried using hair rigs but find it puts me in a bad mood faster pissing around with them and hate the idea of missing a nice roach because its eaten bait without hook.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад

      I agree with your on the hair rig its a lot of fannying about. I think try altering the length between hook and stop. As an average I use mine about 12 inches long to start. Then lengthen or shorten if I am missing bites. The quivertip springing back smacks of overcasting your baited area and you are getting "line bites" where fish bump into the line ? Also maybe you have the tip sprung round to the weight too tight ? Try barely taking up the slack on the tip to your bait. Good luck with it.And of course if its Roach you are after don't be afraid to drop the hook and bait size. Say a size 14 hook.

    • @ollyjackson8733
      @ollyjackson8733 Год назад

      @@TAFishing thanks Graham straight away you've got it, I had quite a wide scatter of corn and hot dogs (wind) and I was casting over it hoping that the bigger fish might be circling the outside so probably loads of line bites. Ive also been using a way shorter hook length I've been having it about 4 inches. Thanks again for tips will try all that out next time.

  • @dsayce90
    @dsayce90 Год назад

    love your videos! im looking to catch my first barbel aint ever fished any rivers before im from west midlands.. any recommendations or tips please?

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      River Severn. Feeder. Cast to middle the river where flow is good..check with local tackle shop. Try what was Mal Storey's old shop in Kiddermister I think,always good information in that area.

    • @dsayce90
      @dsayce90 Год назад

      @@TAFishing thank you so much! ill be sure to check it out. thanks again

  • @ryder6070
    @ryder6070 Год назад

    I do hope the tractor operator made it out okay..

  • @borderlands6606
    @borderlands6606 Год назад +1

    Heating on, heavy rain and hill fog, river over the bank. If it wasn't 2nd of August it looks like pike fishing weather. (edited for idiocy)

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +2

      2nd August,and its a shocker,just watched the forecast and cold Northerlies for Friday...Yesterday I was on a boat with Wayne and I had the Helly Hansen jacket with me !!.....Never mind sun oil the thermals won't be far away !!...

    • @borderlands6606
      @borderlands6606 Год назад

      @@TAFishing At least we won't notice much difference come October. On the other hand they're threating us with 32 degrees for the end of August. Got to love British weather.

  • @RC-Build-n-Fly
    @RC-Build-n-Fly Год назад

    Hi G, we use Google Lens to identify bugs & plants if that's any help?

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад

      I never heard of that ,I will have to see how it works.

  • @kmiarfishing2107
    @kmiarfishing2107 Год назад +1

    Flying ants are queen ants that mate then fly off to found new colonies. Birds love to eat them, that's why there are so many, so that some queen's survive the process.

  • @fish-qg4nu
    @fish-qg4nu Год назад

    What size single hook were you using for the twitching deadbaits?

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад

      I can't remember.Probably 4 or 2 freshwater,maybe a 6 for the smaller deadbaits.

    • @fish-qg4nu
      @fish-qg4nu Год назад

      Ok thanks

  • @rogergeary2893
    @rogergeary2893 Год назад

    And app for plant identification is "picture this"

  • @johnfithian-franks8276
    @johnfithian-franks8276 Год назад

    Boy if you are going to use that ground bait to fill all the potholes in the UK you will need a hell of a lot just for the north of England. Keep catching those fish so I can watch on you tube. The tool you are looking for will be on your phone, you take a photo with your phone and then just put it into google and it will identify the item, these phones are so clever nowadays they can do almost anything except tell you where to fish.

  • @peterwatts6816
    @peterwatts6816 Год назад

    Hi Graham I have that app it also will id fish also

  • @williamavery9185
    @williamavery9185 Год назад

    Please, think about fly fishing at night for seatrout. Im sure there are many streams west of you.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад

      But to film it I would have to bathe the whole river with my floodlight ,that would surely be the kiss of death for any Sea Trout,where the darkest of nights are favoured for that type of fishing. Would be a different film but almost impossible to do I think. Unless I used a night vision thermal camera .

    • @williamavery9185
      @williamavery9185 Год назад

      @@TAFishing thanks, point taken.

  • @sacredgreg2
    @sacredgreg2 Год назад

    Graeme the app for looking for plants, insects and other things. Is called seek. But anyone using it to find edible plants. Know what you're picking as it is not always 100% accurate. Tight lines sir.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      Could be a bit sketchy for anyone wanting a bit of mushroom picking for a cookup !!!

    • @sacredgreg2
      @sacredgreg2 Год назад

      @@TAFishing yes indeed. All mushrooms are edible. But some you can only eat once😏🙄

  • @shmit3237
    @shmit3237 Год назад

    we havent all got 50 year of fishing gear in our back burner have we old boy so stop enjoying the fact u have,....... ur boaring me.

    • @TAFishing
      @TAFishing  Год назад +1

      Don't get bored,just mute or even switch off. Its not compulsory,its free to watch.