This guy is unreal, what a top man. He has forgotten more than I will ever know. His enthusiasm is contagious and just makes me want to go out and catch fish
Great as always Graeme. Thank you. Appreciate the time and effort you put in to bring us shows like this, enjoyed every second, i also like the midweek shows you put on as come Wednesday i start to have withdrawal symptoms. I think we your supporters should give you a youtube knighthood or something along those lines for your dedication to UK Angling in all forms. If anyone else agrees with this please hit the thumbs up and the like button and maybe we could correspond to arrange this for all Graeme's hard work and dedication. What do the rest of Graeme fans think of this idea?
Mike should be proud of hes old man, proper old school guy, reminds me of my dad with you can do it all your self. I dont know how old Graeme is but hes fit for hes age!! I enjoy watching this "old boy" crack on getting everything done him self. Dont stop Graeme.
I could honestly watch Graeme all day long, I have been watching for years, there are not many channels that have the same level of quality content. Thank you for all of your efforts!!!
The Zander section was brilliant, well done Graeme. But the TA Tackle Shack is superb. Can't wait to see it when it's in full swing. As ever brilliant episode.
Great video once again. Love your property, garden, and a view to die for. Ive learn't lots of tips from you. And my fishing has improved immensely. Thanks to you graham and not forgetting mike. Always look forward to your videos, be it fishing, or diy. You inspire us so much. Thank you sir.
Graeme, the Tackle Shack is PERFECT (Totally Awesome, i.e., TATS) - handmade from bits and pieces, quiet edge placement on your property, cozy, but adequate space, LOADS of personal fishing mementos, AND, a G-Stove!!!!! 😎😄🔥 Looking forward to your videos from the TATS. Cheers! 😎❤️️👍👊
You have turned that shack into an amazing space Greame. I look forward to seeing some of the videos from within. You really do have an absolute wealth of knowledge and I really like the way you show how you do things. Keep up the fantastic videos please.
Love the shack! A bolt hole to get away from everyone. I'm a woman, and I love it. Nice work Graeme. Thoroughly enjoyed the fishing clip. The same thing is happening to the trees around here; even effecting the maples. Best to you and yours.
Now I know you are totally mad....standing on the roof to cut branches...good job wifey never saw you !! Love the tackle Shack...video was good ( as usual ).I've never caught a Zander but enjoyed watching you ..you're so enthusiastic ..great fun to watch !
i literally carnt wait for winter nights from the tackle shack.......youve got to consider a live stream just chatting and answering questions from us fans
Wow- you are a braver man than i Graeme. Last time i did branch pruning i almost came a cropper- the wife was far from amused. We have some good zander in the Gloucester/ Sharpness canal. Keep up the good work- cannot wait for a future 6 gill shark video.
Absolutely love it mate! Superb job. I'm truly looking forward to seekng what you're going to show us in there. I hope it will be lots of home made gear. Cheers Graeme
Fantastic Graeme. What a great job your doing on The Shack. Reminds me of Matt Hayes TV Programmes with that stone wall effect. Recon your gonna get a lot of fan mail and stuff to adorn the walls. Steve in Fife.
Those birds at Bury Hill are Egyptian Geese; the ones that look like they have heavy eye shadow. The zander there are unusual in that they will take sea deadbaits, where on other waters they will only take freshwater baits. They do also like coloured water and I've caught them in torrential downpours. After dark they seem to come right in to the banks and you can fish under the rod tips; probably coming in to mop up discarded baits. Another great video Graeme.
Thanks Graeme, plenty zander in the Thames I fish in the none tidal between Teddington and Sunbury locks on my small boat, good all year round fishing with various species...have had some good sized bream this year.
Lovely Zander, that was one of my favorite freshwater fish to fish for .Used to fish for them in the middle of the night with big spoon spinners. They have amazing vision
36.53 they are a stunning colourful breed called Egyptian geese. or goose as the case my be, loving the tackle shack already anticipating the first of many videos to come.
I used to fish for zander on the fens solidly 20 years ago and only just getting back into them again. I had them feeding through the night, dusk and dawn where the hot times but once like you have got them focused in one stretch using groundbait and bits of roach and rudd mixed in u can hold a shoal of them till they move, stillwater/large sailing pits is easier to focus them than on a 13 foot fen river when its pumping through... livebaits help too, but pike can be a pest. I have had all my largest zander with big hit fishing using small eel sections and smelt....using a cage feeder and simliar mix ubhave made with some added extras lol... keep up the good work and livingbthe new shack...
A good super low resistance method I use for perch on my club waters is. Instead of a bobbin, I find a small 3-4 inch long twig that is maybe 1/2 inch think, and pin the line to the floor underneath the reel spool. The wind doesn’t affect it with it being on the deck, and the slightest pull on the line and the stick moves allowing the line to freely be taken from the spool.
GP great video as usual. I'd chicken out in such fowl weather. With the amount of land you appear to have you should consider digging your own lake, then you could retreat to the Tackle Shack!
Nice video Graham, well done. I know what you mean about old bones and all nighters, bit of a struggle isn't it. I chanced a short session on the river yesterday, it rained from start to finish but still managed a good catch or roach and dace on the feeder. Keep it up mate, the vids are class.
Before there was bite alarms we used to use a two pence coin balanced on the spool with the bail arm open and a tin underneath, line was taken and clonk went the coin in the tin, still had to stay up though! Love bury hill used to be one of my favourite waters. Had my best carp from about 3 swims downs love the vids, tight lines my friend.
I remember when Pike-Perch were introduced to the Great Ouse Relief Channel - I think? - and wasn’t it the Duke Of Somewhere also one of the early stockers.. Bedford? Was it Woburn? Turned out that they were called Walleye in N. America, did the name “Zander” come from Europe along with the fish? They quickly acquired a reputation for coming in like a plastic bagful of water, but since there’s none in Scotland I’ve never been able to try them out.
Got lichen on the oak, it's a fungus that absorbs water and creates an algae , it dries out in the heat and rots the tree . Great Shack , Zander was on me list but now up on the banks of The Tyne so Salmon could be on me list instead, Tight lines 🎣🎣🎣🏡
For those of us who appreciate the history and memories of this place, they are going to be closing the fishery soon. I for one will be going to fish at least one more time for the bream on the main lake and for the Crucians on Milton. Sad times but natural venues are certainly suffering due to commercial so lets all go down there and each give it a send off
Definitely Zander in the Thames, I hooked one at Walton Bridge a few years ago deadbaiting for pike. When Graeme says Bury is one of the few places to catch them I guess he's talking deliberately stocked lakes.
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Amazing how this place has beautiful fish, Congratulations very good fishing great success. *Hug!!!* 👍🎣
Really great. Graham, you are utterly brilliant at talking to camera. I really enjoy your videos. Thanks.......By the way I’m in Guangzhou in Southern China. I have a lake 100 yards from where I live, perch to a couple of pounds and Tilapia. I always put them back and the locals think I’m crazy. 😂 Cheers and best wishes. Mark
Hi. Im new to the channel,just came across it and now im well and truly Hooked. Superb content and presentation and top marks for the new cabin,if I had that I would hibernate in it for winter!!
It's not just oak trees Graham it's most trees being killed off by rays from our Sun due to the Earths weak magnetic shield its the UV rays ;great video once again can't wait each week for your show the shed is looking great.
aaRRRRR!! Flying Pike strike 18:14 You need some icecubes to fire at them. Love that G Stove in the Tackle Shack, and the oven just puts it over the top!
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This guy is unreal, what a top man. He has forgotten more than I will ever know. His enthusiasm is contagious and just makes me want to go out and catch fish
This man is legit acting likes hes 20, And i find that FANTASTIC.
Great as always Graeme. Thank you.
Appreciate the time and effort you put in to bring us shows like this, enjoyed every second, i also like the midweek shows you put on as come Wednesday i start to have withdrawal symptoms.
I think we your supporters should give you a youtube knighthood or something along those lines for your dedication to UK Angling in all forms.
If anyone else agrees with this please hit the thumbs up and the like button and maybe we could correspond to arrange this for all Graeme's hard work and dedication. What do the rest of Graeme fans think of this idea?
Mike should be proud of hes old man, proper old school guy, reminds me of my dad with you can do it all your self. I dont know how old Graeme is but hes fit for hes age!! I enjoy watching this "old boy" crack on getting everything done him self. Dont stop Graeme.
I could honestly watch Graeme all day long, I have been watching for years, there are not many channels that have the same level of quality content. Thank you for all of your efforts!!!
The Zander section was brilliant, well done Graeme.
But the TA Tackle Shack is superb. Can't wait to see it when it's in full swing.
As ever brilliant episode.
As always great tips from you Graeme, you are a treasure trove for us anglers. All the best from Wisconsin, USA.
Yes name a better video to watch to spend your birthday then watching ta fishing 🎣🎣😁
Nice catch my friend 🎣👍🏼 Thumbs up👍🏼🎣 Greetings from Germany🇩🇪
Great film thanks GP... totally awesome tackle shack too...
Tackle shack is fantastic!
Tremendous work Graeme, the place is full of character.
Watching and re-watching TA Fishing videos are like fishing with a friend. Thank you for the uploads.
Fabulous job Graeme. Enjoy your Tackel Shack!
Absolutely love the tackle shack, really looking forward to some totally awesome shows! Fishing was a real treat too
Tackle Shack looks awesome! Thanks for posting.
Nice little hide away you’ve got there Graham, plenty of fun to be had in there.
Nothing short of brilliant!! Your tackle shack is totally awesome!!
The tackle shack is totally awesome!! Going to be a great addition to your channel.
Great video once again. Love your property, garden, and a view to die for. Ive learn't lots of tips from you. And my fishing has improved immensely. Thanks to you graham and not forgetting mike. Always look forward to your videos, be it fishing, or diy. You inspire us so much. Thank you sir.
Thanks so much for yet another great video Graeme. I caught my very first Zander from that same stretch of bank, such a lovely spot.
Graeme, the Tackle Shack is PERFECT (Totally Awesome, i.e., TATS) - handmade from bits and pieces, quiet edge placement on your property, cozy, but adequate space, LOADS of personal fishing mementos, AND, a G-Stove!!!!! 😎😄🔥 Looking forward to your videos from the TATS. Cheers! 😎❤️️👍👊
Great way to end your last night session. Tackle Shack looks very cool. Looking forward to all the filming that will happen in there. 👍
Tackle shack is totally awesome 👌 great job, and great fishing session I learned and enjoyed. Thanks!
"If this [weather] stays like this, I'm staying all night!"
Love it, love it. Thank you :)
Graeme, thank you for yet another cracking show.
You have turned that shack into an amazing space Greame. I look forward to seeing some of the videos from within. You really do have an absolute wealth of knowledge and I really like the way you show how you do things. Keep up the fantastic videos please.
Did not see many people on the front bank Graeme, love the way the rain came in, great video, never caught a Zander, really enjoyed this.
That Tackle shack looks great Graeme nice one !
Love the shack! A bolt hole to get away from everyone. I'm a woman, and I love it. Nice work Graeme. Thoroughly enjoyed the fishing clip. The same thing is happening to the trees around here; even effecting the maples. Best to you and yours.
thanks for the video Graeme good entertainment while laying sick in bed glad to see someones getting a fishing day in. Cheers mate
Such a great bloke.
He is totally awesome, his films are always entertaining and full of top tips 👍
Excellent video as always Graeme.Wish you were on Terrestrial TV.Darn sight more entertaining than what we've got Angling wise now.
Great advice on staying dry. If you're wet you will definitely get cold. If you get cold you will not warm up in the night.
the shack looks great
Now I know you are totally mad....standing on the roof to cut branches...good job wifey never saw you !!
Love the tackle Shack...video was good ( as usual ).I've never caught a Zander but enjoyed watching you ..you're so enthusiastic ..great fun to watch !
Good one Graeme. You looked like Johnny Carson on the tonight show behind your desk. Enjoy your weekend.
The tackle shack is looking good !
Well done Graeme, another great video! Much appreciated
shack coming along nicely !!!!
Love the shack,great effort.
Awesome buddy.. cheers Chris & Sam
You need a 3 piece suite Graham mate and the front of your bivy pegged 😂 another quality video keep them comin
i literally carnt wait for winter nights from the tackle shack.......youve got to consider a live stream just chatting and answering questions from us fans
Another thoroughly entertaining piece Graeme, i am sure you could do a video of paint drying and make it interesting!!!
The pallet seat of POWER! 🤣🤣💞.
Wow- you are a braver man than i Graeme. Last time i did branch pruning i almost came a cropper- the wife was far from amused. We have some good zander in the Gloucester/ Sharpness canal. Keep up the good work- cannot wait for a future 6 gill shark video.
Fantastic video Graeme 👍
Absolutely love it mate! Superb job. I'm truly looking forward to seekng what you're going to show us in there. I hope it will be lots of home made gear. Cheers Graeme
Its Bangin Graham, Top stuff, and a great bit of Zander fishing!
Fantastic Graeme.
What a great job your doing on The Shack. Reminds me of Matt Hayes TV Programmes with that stone wall effect. Recon your gonna get a lot of fan mail and stuff to adorn the walls.
Steve in Fife.
Great vid Graham I was just thinking at the end just needs a beer fridge an u said it. Can't wait for your shack vids
Those birds at Bury Hill are Egyptian Geese; the ones that look like they have heavy eye shadow. The zander there are unusual in that they will take sea deadbaits, where on other waters they will only take freshwater baits. They do also like coloured water and I've caught them in torrential downpours. After dark they seem to come right in to the banks and you can fish under the rod tips; probably coming in to mop up discarded baits. Another great video Graeme.
Thanks Graeme, plenty zander in the Thames I fish in the none tidal between Teddington and Sunbury locks on my small boat, good all year round fishing with various species...have had some good sized bream this year.
Lovely Zander, that was one of my favorite freshwater fish to fish for .Used to fish for them in the middle of the night with big spoon spinners. They have amazing vision
Inspiration, great work Graham
36.53 they are a stunning colourful breed called Egyptian geese. or goose as the case my be, loving the tackle shack already anticipating the first of many videos to come.
Love the studio Graham
nice fishing Graeme, I like the stove for the tackle shed, looks a nice bit of kit that👍
I used to fish for zander on the fens solidly 20 years ago and only just getting back into them again. I had them feeding through the night, dusk and dawn where the hot times but once like you have got them focused in one stretch using groundbait and bits of roach and rudd mixed in u can hold a shoal of them till they move, stillwater/large sailing pits is easier to focus them than on a 13 foot fen river when its pumping through... livebaits help too, but pike can be a pest. I have had all my largest zander with big hit fishing using small eel sections and smelt....using a cage feeder and simliar mix ubhave made with some added extras lol... keep up the good work and livingbthe new shack...
A good super low resistance method I use for perch on my club waters is. Instead of a bobbin, I find a small 3-4 inch long twig that is maybe 1/2 inch think, and pin the line to the floor underneath the reel spool. The wind doesn’t affect it with it being on the deck, and the slightest pull on the line and the stick moves allowing the line to freely be taken from the spool.
It looks fantastic Graham you've done a great job 👍👏👌💪
Fantastic show loved this one thanks
Its like the start of an episode of casualty lol. Also like this new video format with the tackle shack 👌
Can't wait to watch it in the morning going on night shift
GP great video as usual. I'd chicken out in such fowl weather. With the amount of land you appear to have you should consider digging your own lake, then you could retreat to the Tackle Shack!
Nice video Graham, well done. I know what you mean about old bones and all nighters, bit of a struggle isn't it. I chanced a short session on the river yesterday, it rained from start to finish but still managed a good catch or roach and dace on the feeder. Keep it up mate, the vids are class.
Yeah! Been sat here waiting since 5 o clock! ;0)
Great videos once again brucey. Good game good game
Great viewing Mr Pullen 👍👍👍
Great fish shack, only thing missing is the fishermans fridge complete with ice, rum and coke for those long winter evenings.
Before there was bite alarms we used to use a two pence coin balanced on the spool with the bail arm open and a tin underneath, line was taken and clonk went the coin in the tin, still had to stay up though! Love bury hill used to be one of my favourite waters. Had my best carp from about 3 swims downs love the vids, tight lines my friend.
I've only one word for this, Awesome! Thx for your vids mate. Cheers
Haven't fished Bury Hill since they dredged it years ago but it was always a really great fishery. Thanks for the vid Graeme.
best programme on you tube......and television
Great tips Graeme, I am off to co. leitrim in Ireland next week to put them into practice. Thanks for great films.
I remember when Pike-Perch were introduced to the Great Ouse Relief Channel - I think? - and wasn’t it the Duke Of Somewhere also one of the early stockers.. Bedford? Was it Woburn? Turned out that they were called Walleye in N. America, did the name “Zander” come from Europe along with the fish? They quickly acquired a reputation for coming in like a plastic bagful of water, but since there’s none in Scotland I’ve never been able to try them out.
Fantastic video Graeme 👍🎣. Nice zanda ( 🇨🇦 Pickrell ) 😝🎣
Agree totally awesome new Jack Hargreaves ! And a bit of Dangermouse !
Best thing on 📺 here in the North East 🇺🇸 on a Friday evening...
Thank you much.!!!! 🙂
Got lichen on the oak, it's a fungus that absorbs water and creates an algae , it dries out in the heat and rots the tree . Great Shack , Zander was on me list but now up on the banks of The Tyne so Salmon could be on me list instead, Tight lines 🎣🎣🎣🏡
Quality channel both yours and Mike's, love the vids and all the tips, top fellas!
For those of us who appreciate the history and memories of this place, they are going to be closing the fishery soon. I for one will be going to fish at least one more time for the bream on the main lake and for the Crucians on Milton. Sad times but natural venues are certainly suffering due to commercial so lets all go down there and each give it a send off
Best angling on the internet. I feel sure I have heard Zander are in the Thames where I fish.
Definitely Zander in the Thames, I hooked one at Walton Bridge a few years ago deadbaiting for pike. When Graeme says Bury is one of the few places to catch them I guess he's talking deliberately stocked lakes.
Amazing how this place has beautiful fish, Congratulations very good fishing great success.
*Hug!!!* 👍🎣
Really great. Graham, you are utterly brilliant at talking to camera. I really enjoy your videos. Thanks.......By the way I’m in Guangzhou in Southern China. I have a lake 100 yards from where I live, perch to a couple of pounds and Tilapia. I always put them back and the locals think I’m crazy. 😂
Cheers and best wishes. Mark
Great zanders fishing man cave looks great
Can’t beat badger beers 😋
Worth waiting for those were Egyptian geese Graeme great vids cheers for the entertainment
The ultimate man cave. I want one. Alas, I live in a flat with no garden. Still, we can enjoy watching you in yours.
Hi. Im new to the channel,just came across it and now im well and truly Hooked. Superb content and presentation and top marks for the new cabin,if I had that I would hibernate in it for winter!!
It's not just oak trees Graham it's most trees being killed off by rays from our Sun due to the Earths weak magnetic shield its the UV rays ;great video once again can't wait each week for your show the shed is looking great.
Holy mackerel what a film studio.
brilliant a modern day Jack Hargreaves .love the video
aaRRRRR!! Flying Pike strike 18:14 You need some icecubes to fire at them. Love that G Stove in the Tackle Shack, and the oven just puts it over the top!
Such a sweet sweet fishing spot for all niter.
Seeing that flasher it looks like you know all about downriggers and trolling for salmon. Popular in Canada and US.
Your a very good handy man Graham, u move like your 25 👍👍👍👍👍
The good life
Brilliant video . It seems to me that the Zander could have originated by a perch mating with a pike . Could there be any truth to that ?