My dad used to take me fishing when I was younger. He died earlier this year, and I went fishing with his old fishing buddy in homage. I remembered how much I enjoyed it, and I’ve been bingeing your videos ever since. I’m now planning a trip in a few weeks to the sea to get out! Taking dad’s old rod out :)
Be careful with that rod. My Mum's father, my grandpa, was a very keen and excellent gardener. When he died and the house was being sold my Mum wanted to take a few plants as mementos so Dad went to the tool shed. The first spade handle broke as soon as it went into the ground. So did the second tool handle - a fork - and so did the third, another spade. We never did take any plants..... So go steady with that rod!
rules of the sea, that they don't OWN....they need to stop harassing the private individual and seek the corporate vessels....Oh but that's to much trouble for them, as they are part of the pirate gang.....when people going stand up to the thuggery of the so-called "government" agencies, bully boys. All civil servants need to stand down, before the people rip your hearts out, all you doing is beasting your brother.
Yes I agree however, to find food for yourself, you have to abide by the law, now even chickens have to be registered. Absolute joke of a country the UK are
@@mitchmitchell7470 Agreed! Fish police over one man and his rod. There's no country in the world that's has so many controlling rules and obedient docile sheeple to follow them!!
@@JJPwfelli because the fella has never had the wherewithal to move to the coast I’ve worked all my life and would have loved to live a life like fish locker John but it was always an impossible dream
As a man from Alaska it truly frightens me how such a large piece of ocean can be near barren. Kudos to you for making the best of it and you will be Blessed many times over for raising your son as you are. God Speed.
That was brilliant John. What a way to finish a fishing trip , great food , great company and expert knowledge given to all. You and Ben Stockley really do know your stuff and always a great pleasure to learn from.
It gives me such pleasure to see Jame’s growth. I can remember when he wouldn’t touch a fish let alone eat it. And now he’s even following in Grandad’s steps and cooking them. Well done mate. Keep it up.
First vlog from your goodself. Very professionally delivered via obvious hands on experience. Great to see the end result Feeding your family. Glad you explained the difference between the local and national agencies. I'm in my 70s and remember our once proud Fresh Fish supply markets where fish was plentiful and relatively cheap (eg. in comparison with Chicken). That was before we caved to the European (and further) Bullies and weak UK governments who, in their ignorance, gave the Fishing Industry away. Excellent video record. Thanks.
We did not cave in to the EU Bullies, not one bit !! because it was Edward Heath who GAVE AWAY our Fishing Grounds to the Common Market / EU and he stood up in the commons on his hind legs and Lied about what he had done !!
The fishing industry was lost to a combination of Iceland in the Cod Wars and over fishing and very little to do with the EU. If every fish in UK waters was caught by UK boats and landed in UK ports the fishing industry would still be a tiny fraction of the size it used to be in the 1970's. Of course that does not fit your anti-EU narrative but it is the facts.
Just SUPERB Healthy fresh eating. Good principles, happy days. That lad wont be belting down to McDonalds 7 days a week, he already understands the gifts of the sea, the value of family and the integrity of hard work
What a delicious meal! A quick tip for your young lad; put a damp cloth under the plastic board and it will not slip on the work surface…great to see him doing the prep, a life skill 👍
Great as per usual John. James is really developing so many life skills from you. He will remember these things all his life. Brilliant. I agree, "scraps". ;)
Thats how it should be, fresh air, good food and great company. I am watching from Essex UK, loving to see kids in the great outdoors away from screens ....well done!
Love watching your videos. My father has been gone a good many years, but the memory of fishing with him in the Sacramento River and offshore out of Moro Bay, Cali will live with me forever. Really enjoy the trips when your son accompanies you and then you either cook your catch on the beach or at home. Thank you for the memories.
Grew up in Northern Canada (Manitoba) enjoying lake and river fisheries for Walleye (we call them pickeral), Northern Pike, Muskie, Silver Bass, Perch and Lake Trout. Now I live in eastern Missouri and focus mostly on fly fishing for Rainbow Trout or pond/river fishing for Large Mouth Bass, Crappie and Bluegill. Have enjoyed limited coastal fishing off Florida, British Columbia and Newfoundland and deep sea fishing off of California and Mexico’s Pacific coast, but its fascinating to sea a new fishery off Cornwall. Hope some day to do fishing around the British Isles. Thanks for showing us the tackle set up to the prep and cooking. Love your channel.
love this guy, he is a pleasure to watch. he explains what he is doing, he describes the fish etc. id love to go fishing with him. even though i have never been fishing in my life.im disabled and mostly housebound. but when i see him cooking up lobster and prawns etc on the beach . i just wanna be with him.
Watching from western Pennsylvania. Always love getting down to the ocean, but it's usually just a week every year or two. I love the videos, because I get to go along fishing or foraging every time you post a new one. God bless you and your family. Much luck and continued success. 👍👍
I have to say , john your probably one of the most honest fishermen among us ive watched most of your videos cant wait until the next one comes out!! As fishing since i was around 2 or 3 years old and currently 27 years old i have learnt a hell of a lot from you in your videos. I will hopefully be lucky enough to own a warrior of my own one day and i will definitely know which youtube channel i can learn new things from!!!
My joy of seeing a fisherman working then my recoil at the brutality of hunting but then the excellent quality of the preparation and cooking. Live long and prosper Mr Fisherman.
Another cracking vid, John - always happy to see our waters being policed - and you know the rules well enough to never have to worry 👊 Thanks for sharing - and hi from the rainy North of England 👊
I'm watching from the State of Iowa in the USA. I really enjoy watching all of your videos. My dad took us fishing a lot and taught us to be thankful and have respect for our catch. Thanks for taking us along!!
Was just saying to the Mrs that you're a fortunate man. You fish all day, get paid (RUclips) pick the lad up from school and feed the family. What more could a guy ask for? Not a heck of a lot , I'd imagine. Watching from Prince George BC Canada.......a long way from the ocean. Am a wee bit jealous but then revel, admittedly vicariously, in your success. Well done mate!
@@TheFishLocker So when can you quit the day job?! Hehe, I thank you for letting us tag along on your hobby! Oh yeah almost forgot again! It's been a bit of a while since the last cook up with Mr Sargo(spelling is not my strong suit) How is the man doing? Such fun those vids.
@@TheFishLocker I thought you were a buccaneer, I'm a retired maintenance Engineer the last few years before I retired was in the food industry doing a 3 shift pattern, it's a killer in your 60s.
What a great time fishing - nice to see your knowledge and respect for the fish and keeping only what you are after. Interesting seeing inshore Fisheries checking up on you - as you said, nothing to hide nothing to fear. Wonderful family feast too and the immense pleasure of knowing you caught it sustainably whilst enjoying a day out on the water.
Thanks John it was nice to see James doing his preparation for his meal, to many young people do not know how to cook these days, I don't think James will be one of them, especially with his name sake, you, and his mother all teaching him, looks like you and the wife is doing a grand job.
I’ve only been filling your channel a day and I’m absolutely hooked 😮 I love sea fishing but don’t get out enough and haven’t been for years ! Keep up the great content 😊
Wow, that orange fish reminded me or an "Iron Man" goldfish!!! 🤣 Thanks for taking us fishing and sharing your experience with the Fisheries Officer! Oh wait.... nice to see James in the kitchen!!🙂
An enjoyable watch, thank you. I appreciate the way you keep the fishing with little complication. It seems you are a man at peace with himself. Regards, Phil, Suffolk
Awesome again John 😊 ,when after squid, Saturday evening in marina did quite well, caught 4 cuttlefish 😊 , satay squid was delicious 😊 .Happy catching from Australia Nick 🇦🇺.
Just found your channel, love it. I got made redundant from being a chef twelve years ago and fell into the fish trade as a filleter. Now I'm a jack of all trades at the fish merchants I work for but I'm glad to see you holding up the frames to show you've got all the meat. I'd take that gurnard over the sea bass any day, really underrated fish I reckon and one of my favourites. Like my other favourite the John Dory they still try to hurt you after they are dead, and hake always get me the toothy buggers!
In South Africa its great fun fishing for squid and the experienced fishermen are always upwind from the others and their catch for dark reasons 😂😂great program and keep up the excellent work!
Not a fisherman myself and a bit squeamish but this is how fish are caught and prepared. Yes, I do eat fish, from the fresh fish counter at Morrisons, much removed from the front line. Great respect to a great family, how many youngsters today could prepare and cook a meal like this. My Granny used to say fish is brain food. We do need to look after our seas.
Great fishing. Fascinating to see the change in the colour of the sky and the sea. Watching from a grey & dingy Swansea. That red fish was stunning. British waters sure do have some surprises.
two months away from my 80th learning all of the time .. excellent video .. lovely family. batter bits my favourite born abbeytown Cumberland .UK.1944.
I’m in James’s camp. Gurnard are great eating fish. Starter of cuttlefish or squid, floured with spices and scraps. What a great session and tea. Just up the coast in Poole.
well iv been watching long enough to see myself learn about, purchase and use my own small fishing boat but sadly time and disabilities dictate it needing to go to a new home and I will once again pay a charter boat to take me when I'm able but safe to say I wouldn't have made some of the epic days what they were if it wasn't for the fish locker youtube channel, and obviously the awesome james teaching me all sorts of things
Wow never saw cuttlefish before I fished the sea until a few years ago when my small boat died. Find your video wonderful am learning loads and I love your respect for the sea 🙏🙏
Hi John. I'm from Kent but am on holiday in Cornwall. Due to the weather I have only managed 2 trips so far. Had a tuna trip(licensed skipper)yesterday and caught a good size tuna which was unbelievable. I wish more boats were checked especially back in Kent. Cornwall is my favourite place to fish. Regards
John - I would have taken the opportunity to ask questions concerning your loss of lobster traps and the Fisheries continuing efforts to reduce theft and trap predation.
The Devon name, Hannah, is Gribbles, after the tiny wood-boring worms sometimes found on old fishing boats! A good scoop of Gribbles with take away fish and chips definitely stretched the meal to feed a family! Not the healthiest, but it was a once in 6 months thing! Great fishing, John! And James can come cook for me any time! xxx
Watching from Kilcullen in eastern Ireland. Fished from the shore (pier) last night and landed three fish. Two doggies and a small pouting. Tight lines John.
When i was a kid at Primary School we would go to the local fish and chip shop for lunch and get 20c worth of chips wrapped in newspaper and if you were one of the lucky ones he would scoop the "crispys' off the top of the oil and put them in with your chips...thanks for the memories 😁
Watching from Hull,your young son James reminds me of my self at a similar age, I was lucky to have two uncles who were fishmongers and they taught me how to prepare all kinds of fish, I then spent a year as a barrow lad on St Andrews dock before joining the merchant navy, I’m 76 now and teaching my 8 year old great grandson how to fish, he loves crabbing with a drop net at Bridlington and Whitby . Keep up with the great videos mate!
Watching from my campervan (my house) EXCELLENT WORK... 😁 YOU have renewed my instrest in my passion for fishing. If I came to your neck of the woods at a time that's good for you and fishing (obviously) would you show me the ropes. Many thanks, Mark CELER ET AUDAX
Have a wonderful day everyone. Let me know where you’re watching from? 😊👍🏻
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My dad used to take me fishing when I was younger. He died earlier this year, and I went fishing with his old fishing buddy in homage. I remembered how much I enjoyed it, and I’ve been bingeing your videos ever since. I’m now planning a trip in a few weeks to the sea to get out! Taking dad’s old rod out :)
Good man.
My Dad isnt well. Just something we all go through I guess.
Have to remember them for who they were and what they gave you😉
@mauriceridesout very true...a profound part of human story...
He'd be proud to see you doing this mate fair play, take care
Be careful with that rod.
My Mum's father, my grandpa, was a very keen and excellent gardener.
When he died and the house was being sold my Mum wanted to take a few plants as mementos so Dad went to the tool shed.
The first spade handle broke as soon as it went into the ground.
So did the second tool handle - a fork - and so did the third, another spade.
We never did take any plants.....
So go steady with that rod!
A law abiding man! You’re such a great example of how to follow the rules and be a gentleman! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👍
Can the exception make the rule, teehee?
rules of the sea, that they don't OWN....they need to stop harassing the private individual and seek the corporate vessels....Oh but that's to much trouble for them, as they are part of the pirate gang.....when people going stand up to the thuggery of the so-called "government" agencies, bully boys. All civil servants need to stand down, before the people rip your hearts out, all you doing is beasting your brother.
Meanwhile, successive UK Governments allow EU boats and even Russian factory trawlers to plunder UK fishing grounds.
Yes I agree however, to find food for yourself, you have to abide by the law, now even chickens have to be registered. Absolute joke of a country the UK are
@@mitchmitchell7470
Agreed! Fish police over one man and his rod.
There's no country in the world that's has so many controlling rules and obedient docile sheeple to follow them!!
I come from a council estate in the middle of London.this life by the sea would have been paradise for me.
Why??? You black.
@@RobertRitchie-re5pt Moron
What a bloody muppet grow up
How come you'll never be able to live near the sea for the rest of your life? Are you in prison for life?
@@JJPwfelli because the fella has never had the wherewithal to move to the coast I’ve worked all my life and would have loved to live a life like fish locker John but it was always an impossible dream
As a man from Alaska it truly frightens me how such a large piece of ocean can be near barren. Kudos to you for making the best of it and you will be Blessed many times over for raising your son as you are. God Speed.
That was brilliant John. What a way to finish a fishing trip , great food , great company and expert knowledge given to all. You and Ben Stockley really do know your stuff and always a great pleasure to learn from.
Always enjoy ,lots of smiles and no negativity!Well done ,much love and admiration!North Carolina,USA
HI from Devon. Thanks to your inspitational videos I have taken up spearfishing this year at the age of 50, with my son.
I have no interest in fishing whatsoever, but I do love watching your channel as it’s amazing seeing all the different fish. Great content, thank you.
It gives me such pleasure to see Jame’s growth. I can remember when he wouldn’t touch a fish let alone eat it. And now he’s even following in Grandad’s steps and cooking them. Well done mate. Keep it up.
First vlog from your goodself. Very professionally delivered via obvious hands on experience. Great to see the end result Feeding your family. Glad you explained the difference between the local and national agencies. I'm in my 70s and remember our once proud Fresh Fish supply markets where fish was plentiful and relatively cheap (eg. in comparison with Chicken). That was before we caved to the European (and further) Bullies and weak UK governments who, in their ignorance, gave the Fishing Industry away. Excellent video record. Thanks.
We did not cave in to the EU Bullies, not one bit !! because it was Edward Heath who GAVE AWAY our Fishing Grounds to the Common Market / EU and he stood up in the commons on his hind legs and Lied about what he had done !!
The fishing industry was lost to a combination of Iceland in the Cod Wars and over fishing and very little to do with the EU. If every fish in UK waters was caught by UK boats and landed in UK ports the fishing industry would still be a tiny fraction of the size it used to be in the 1970's. Of course that does not fit your anti-EU narrative but it is the facts.
It's amazing how big he has gotten. I started watching the channel right before he got sick that one time and now he's a big healthy boy.
When did he get sick? Wouldn't mind reading his workout plan with these guns! 💪💪
@@sukotu23 It 2 years ago I think. I just remember him being isolated and the video about it.
Just SUPERB
Healthy fresh eating. Good principles, happy days. That lad wont be belting down to McDonalds 7 days a week, he already understands the gifts of the sea, the value of family and the integrity of hard work
What a delicious meal! A quick tip for your young lad; put a damp cloth under the plastic board and it will not slip on the work surface…great to see him doing the prep, a life skill 👍
Great as per usual John. James is really developing so many life skills from you. He will remember these things all his life. Brilliant. I agree, "scraps". ;)
Thats how it should be, fresh air, good food and great company. I am watching from Essex UK, loving to see kids in the great outdoors away from screens ....well done!
Love watching your videos. My father has been gone a good many years, but the memory of fishing with him in the Sacramento River and offshore out of Moro Bay, Cali will live with me forever. Really enjoy the trips when your son accompanies you and then you either cook your catch on the beach or at home. Thank you for the memories.
You grew up in Cal but have gone to the dark side calling it "Cali"? Shame on you.
Grew up in Northern Canada (Manitoba) enjoying lake and river fisheries for Walleye (we call them pickeral), Northern Pike, Muskie, Silver Bass, Perch and Lake Trout. Now I live in eastern Missouri and focus mostly on fly fishing for Rainbow Trout or pond/river fishing for Large Mouth Bass, Crappie and Bluegill. Have enjoyed limited coastal fishing off Florida, British Columbia and Newfoundland and deep sea fishing off of California and Mexico’s Pacific coast, but its fascinating to sea a new fishery off Cornwall. Hope some day to do fishing around the British Isles. Thanks for showing us the tackle set up to the prep and cooking. Love your channel.
One of my favourite RUclips channels. Thanks !
Thanks
Thank you very much Kieran.
Thank you from USA. Always informative, helpful, enjoyable.
I just love to see James prepare his favorite fish his Dad brought back for him, and helping in the cook out. Watching from Maui Hawaii.❤❤❤
love this guy, he is a pleasure to watch. he explains what he is doing, he describes the fish etc. id love to go fishing with him. even though i have never been fishing in my life.im disabled and mostly housebound. but when i see him cooking up lobster and prawns etc on the beach . i just wanna be with him.
Such a lovely film. No more needs to be said.
Watching from western Pennsylvania. Always love getting down to the ocean, but it's usually just a week every year or two. I love the videos, because I get to go along fishing or foraging every time you post a new one. God bless you and your family. Much luck and continued success. 👍👍
I have to say , john your probably one of the most honest fishermen among us ive watched most of your videos cant wait until the next one comes out!!
As fishing since i was around 2 or 3 years old and currently 27 years old i have learnt a hell of a lot from you in your videos.
I will hopefully be lucky enough to own a warrior of my own one day and i will definitely know which youtube channel i can learn new things from!!!
Fabulous, I enjoyed everything you showed in this video. Lovely seeing James doing his bit in the kitchen.
My joy of seeing a fisherman working then my recoil at the brutality of hunting but then the excellent quality of the preparation and cooking.
Live long and prosper Mr Fisherman.
Another cracking vid, John - always happy to see our waters being policed - and you know the rules well enough to never have to worry 👊 Thanks for sharing - and hi from the rainy North of England 👊
I'm watching from the State of Iowa in the USA. I really enjoy watching all of your videos. My dad took us fishing a lot and taught us to be thankful and have respect for our catch. Thanks for taking us along!!
Birkenhead. Never been fishing in my life but really enjoy your videos and Spargos kitchen.
James' palette has come quite a long ways over the years! Eating cuttle fish, and whatnot. Good lad.
What a genuine guy, great video cheers.
This is probably the only channel I’ve watched everything there is and some videos more than once. Watching from Gresham, oregon, USA.
Was just saying to the Mrs that you're a fortunate man. You fish all day, get paid (RUclips) pick the lad up from school and feed the family. What more could a guy ask for? Not a heck of a lot , I'd imagine. Watching from Prince George BC Canada.......a long way from the ocean. Am a wee bit jealous but then revel, admittedly vicariously, in your success. Well done mate!
@@stewwilliams1537 - I’m an engineer. The RUclips is just a hobby that we do for fun.
Good trout fishing up you way though.
@@maxwilliam56 that be very true. Also a land locked salmon called a kokanee, dam fine eating those!
@@TheFishLocker So when can you quit the day job?! Hehe, I thank you for letting us tag along on your hobby! Oh yeah almost forgot again! It's been a bit of a while since the last cook up with Mr Sargo(spelling is not my strong suit) How is the man doing? Such fun those vids.
@@TheFishLocker I thought you were a buccaneer, I'm a retired maintenance Engineer the last few years before I retired was in the food industry doing a 3 shift pattern, it's a killer in your 60s.
What a great time fishing - nice to see your knowledge and respect for the fish and keeping only what you are after. Interesting seeing inshore Fisheries checking up on you - as you said, nothing to hide nothing to fear. Wonderful family feast too and the immense pleasure of knowing you caught it sustainably whilst enjoying a day out on the water.
As usual John, great Sunday night entertainment, thanks very much.
Loving James doing the cooking! Bless that family!
Jack from Wisconsin USA
I’ve been bingeing your videos ever since.
It certainly did end up a lovely sunny day ! That was a mouthwatering feast at the end !!! 😉🏴👍 Cheers John
Fantastic video John, some lovely fish for the table, best bit ? Seeing Young James prepping the food ..awesome 👏💪
Loved it. Thank you for the opportunity to see all parts of the fishing, prep and eating. Great channel.
Je regarde depuis la France vous faites de tres belles et bonnes vidéos mille merci
J’espère que vous n’avez pas été choqué par le sentiment anti-français présent dans tant de messages.
Thanks John it was nice to see James doing his preparation for his meal, to many young people do not know how to cook these days, I don't think James will be one of them, especially with his name sake, you, and his mother all teaching him, looks like you and the wife is doing a grand job.
I’ve only been filling your channel a day and I’m absolutely hooked 😮 I love sea fishing but don’t get out enough and haven’t been for years ! Keep up the great content 😊
Wow, that orange fish reminded me or an "Iron Man" goldfish!!! 🤣 Thanks for taking us fishing and sharing your experience with the Fisheries Officer! Oh wait.... nice to see James in the kitchen!!🙂
A wonderful day’s fishing, with a beautiful tea of fresh fish. Thank you John.
I love the magical allure of using the Saiki Rig for bait @ 01:52.
I never appreciated the skill and knowledge you acquire over the years for sea angling! Fascinating. Watching from Staffordshire.
An enjoyable watch, thank you. I appreciate the way you keep the fishing with little complication. It seems you are a man at peace with himself.
Regards, Phil, Suffolk
Thanks for the video my friend. I was born in Harrisburg PA and landed in Middletown PA to watch this and your dinner looked unbelievable. Happy days
Great video. No big fish, no big numbers, just a nice varied selection for a great family meal.
Awesome again John 😊 ,when after squid, Saturday evening in marina did quite well, caught 4 cuttlefish 😊 , satay squid was delicious 😊 .Happy catching from Australia Nick 🇦🇺.
Another excellent video. Interesting to see how the fisheries operate. Also nice to see the round up at the supper table with family. All good stuff!
Funny how a full string off humble mackerel always give the heart a good skip and a big smile as you swing them into a boat.
I was smiling at the sight. I've caught one lonely mackerel in two weeks of lure fishing in Cornwall!😂
Just found your channel, love it. I got made redundant from being a chef twelve years ago and fell into the fish trade as a filleter. Now I'm a jack of all trades at the fish merchants I work for but I'm glad to see you holding up the frames to show you've got all the meat.
I'd take that gurnard over the sea bass any day, really underrated fish I reckon and one of my favourites. Like my other favourite the John Dory they still try to hurt you after they are dead, and hake always get me the toothy buggers!
In South Africa its great fun fishing for squid and the experienced fishermen are always upwind from the others and their catch for dark reasons 😂😂great program and keep up the excellent work!
Cracking good video John, as usual. I’m still salivating over the cook up.
Fabulous stuff, and a meal fit for a King! (Love your "Lucy" platter.) Greetings from New York City.
Not a fisherman myself and a bit squeamish but this is how fish are caught and prepared. Yes, I do eat fish, from the fresh fish counter at Morrisons, much removed from the front line. Great respect to a great family, how many youngsters today could prepare and cook a meal like this. My Granny used to say fish is brain food. We do need to look after our seas.
As ever John, brilliant. Thank you!!
Fantastic when you see the fish ready to eat, and the scraps are known as gribbles
Great fishing.
Fascinating to see the change in the colour of the sky and the sea.
Watching from a grey & dingy Swansea.
That red fish was stunning. British waters sure do have some surprises.
The red fish is called a gurnard.
two months away from my 80th learning all of the time .. excellent video .. lovely family. batter bits my favourite born abbeytown Cumberland .UK.1944.
I’m in James’s camp. Gurnard are great eating fish. Starter of cuttlefish or squid, floured with spices and scraps. What a great session and tea. Just up the coast in Poole.
Absolutely enjoyed this video. Loads of action, new things to learn from it. All the best.
Enjoying the sea through your videos from land-locked Colorado, USA!
That looked like the most awesome supper ever! caught, prepped, cooked, eaten in a few hours. so good mate!
Hello again, John. Watching from North Carolina in the US. Another awesome video.
I cant believe how quick James has shot up and he's a lovly young man you must ge so proud of him ,mind you he's a reflection of a great Mum and Dad 😊
Dudley West Midlands. Love the videos, bought a boat myself now just getting into it because of this channel.
Absolute excellent video, nice to see the family eating and enjoying great food.🐟👍
well iv been watching long enough to see myself learn about, purchase and use my own small fishing boat but sadly time and disabilities dictate it needing to go to a new home and I will once again pay a charter boat to take me when I'm able but safe to say I wouldn't have made some of the epic days what they were if it wasn't for the fish locker youtube channel, and obviously the awesome james teaching me all sorts of things
@@mattwilson1213 - If our videos have helped you in any way Matt, then they’ve been worth making. 💙🎣
I forgot how much I loved watching your videos! Sending lots of love to you and the family!
Scrumpdelicious! Yes, made up word but seemed appropriate. Nice to see James cooking. Tuning in from Boise, Idaho, USA.
Wow never saw cuttlefish before I fished the sea until a few years ago when my small boat died. Find your video wonderful am learning loads and I love your respect for the sea 🙏🙏
Hi john, watching from Redcar , your tea looked loverly , made my mouth water.
Not watched the channel for a while but great to come back to such excellent content... Happy fishing, Cheers!
Was a good ending was nice to see the family enjoying the fruits of your labor
What a great family and that meal looks fantastic.
Cardiff South Wales, cracking as usual john
Another really enjoyable episode. Makes my Sunday complete. They are called batter bits where I come from 😀
Master of the sea this fella
Awesome vid John, you got me hungry now... Thanks for the upload mate.
It is good to see a good healthy fishery. 😊
Seeing how food is grown and harvested is amazing.
Hi John. I'm from Kent but am on holiday in Cornwall. Due to the weather I have only managed 2 trips so far. Had a tuna trip(licensed skipper)yesterday and caught a good size tuna which was unbelievable. I wish more boats were checked especially back in Kent. Cornwall is my favourite place to fish. Regards
John - I would have taken the opportunity to ask questions concerning your loss of lobster traps and the Fisheries continuing efforts to reduce theft and trap predation.
Everything in this video is about winning in life. Brilliant!
The Devon name, Hannah, is Gribbles, after the tiny wood-boring worms sometimes found on old fishing boats! A good scoop of Gribbles with take away fish and chips definitely stretched the meal to feed a family! Not the healthiest, but it was a once in 6 months thing!
Great fishing, John!
And James can come cook for me any time! xxx
Watching from Kilcullen in eastern Ireland. Fished from the shore (pier) last night and landed three fish. Two doggies and a small pouting. Tight lines John.
What a wonderful fishy feast, enjoy.
John, thank you mate for all the informative videos! Tight lines 🎣
Thanks John every time i watch 1 of your vids i always learn something new thanks have a great week 🐟🦞🦀🦈🐙
Mint vids mate keep em coming, only just started sea fishing and watching these vids help loads
Happy Sunday mate, cracking vid 👍 the food looked great 🎣
Only new to sea fishing myself had two little whiting 😂 last year my only sea fish. I fish for carp an pike. This all new to me. Good video this mate
When i was a kid at Primary School we would go to the local fish and chip shop for lunch and get 20c worth of chips wrapped in newspaper and if you were one of the lucky ones he would scoop the "crispys' off the top of the oil and put them in with your chips...thanks for the memories 😁
"Scribles" we would call the batter bits in Devon.
@@tonyk0756 'Scraps' in my native Suffolk
Watching from Hull,your young son James reminds me of my self at a similar age, I was lucky to have two uncles who were fishmongers and they taught me how to prepare all kinds of fish, I then spent a year as a barrow lad on St Andrews dock before joining the merchant navy, I’m 76 now and teaching my 8 year old great grandson how to fish, he loves crabbing with a drop net at Bridlington and Whitby . Keep up with the great videos mate!
Watching from my campervan (my house) EXCELLENT WORK... 😁 YOU have renewed my instrest in my passion for fishing. If I came to your neck of the woods at a time that's good for you and fishing (obviously) would you show me the ropes.
Many thanks,
Mark
CELER ET AUDAX
Port Kennedy, Western Australia. So enjoyed your commentary, skill and politeness. Great Saturday arvo viewing!
Totally agree with comments really well handled and a brilliant example of how to fish properly..very inspiring cheers marra 🐟🦀🦞🦐🦑