I love these videos, they are a real escape for me. Thank you.

@matimus100

2 жыл бұрын

Are there still in love?

@tremwreck

2 жыл бұрын

@@matimus100 that doesn't make any sense at all. What do you mean?

@dahutful

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 100%. My numero uno

Ha ha Love the old school whisk.👍

When more and more people seem to be going ultra-specialised, nice to see videos from someone who's a true all-rounder!

Both father and son uploading vids tonight, 3 vids for the price of none. Love it!! 😊

Great Watch and compliments to the chef..

Absolutely loving all the TA videos at the moment, loads of tips and general information also full of humour. You remind me of my old man, old school fisherman no messing straight to the point. Keep up the great work and of course tight lines 👍

Who the hell doesn't love this guy?

What a great watch some amazing catch and the food looks good when you opening up a ta fishing chippy defo another catch and cook plz

Great, remindes me of camping in my teens and having a catch and cook , thanks for sharing your video.

Very much enjoy seeing the fishing in your country, the scenery, and the cook-up! :D looks so YUMMY! Interested to learn more about the "curry" you used to season the batter.

Yes please, another catch and cook.

Great to see the Tackle Shack in action again!

If only I had a shed to run to when the other half cracks open the red wine!

Yes nother catch cook please! Thanks that looks tasty!

Brilliant, love the fishing and cooking totally awesome 👍👍🎣

Great video Graeme 🎣 👍🏼. That batterd trout, looks delicious 😋. Yer I don't get hassled any More, I got Divorced after 24 years of nagging & , eating HER diet food ( she never lost weight 😕 ) . Now I go fishing, camping, hiking, & watch T.A fishing ON the big TV when I want. Plus eat what I like, & have a couple of 🍺's after wrk 😃😊

Great video Graeme. I like the idea of curry flavoured batter too. Going to give that a go. ATB

Water and Silica gel in the freezer blocks according to Uncle Google great Vlog as per Mr Pullen 😁🎣👍🏻

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

Is that the silica gel they put in the various implants ???

@stephenbrooks1337

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe not my area of expertise though would ask uncle Google again but that would be a burn you hardrive kind of deal lol 😂

What a great place, the water is so clear. Great couple of fish you caught. More of the catch and cook. Nothing like eating fresh caught fish.

my mouth is watering, great vid more catch and cooks please.

Yes more catch and cooks please!

Great as usual

Yeh a enjoy the catch n cooks Graham. They fish are so clean. My day ticket trout fishery is not brilliant but some biggish fish. The tails are not ever full. They have like bits missing from each corner. Another great vlog mr ta fishing

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

As you could see from the underwater shots a lot of the trout are in fin-perfect condition ,possibly the best I have seen (outside of wild fish of course) Pleased you enjoyed it. Certainly it was only a thrown together few hours I decided on literally last week. Sometimes the random trips actually turn out well.

@neilbuckard723

2 жыл бұрын

Probably caused by other fish whilst spawning there aggressive or maybe a random pike had a nibble who knows my friend tight lines enjoy your fishing best of luck👍🍺💯👏👏⭐️

That water is very clear as you can see the fishes swimming all over the lake.

Graeme, Yours is indeed a Totally Awesome Fishing Show! I have been watching your program for a good while now, and always find them enjoyable, educational, interesting, inspiring, thought-provoking, and sometimes even hilarious as well. This one reminded me a bit of a TV show I watched in the 1960's where a couple of guys caught Trout at Shoshone Lake and cooked them beside the lake. They called it "Trout a' la Shoshone and the batter they used was simply pancake batter. They filleted and deboned the fish, coated the fish with the batter, then seared it for a bit, then coated it with more batter and finished cooking it. I never did try it myself, but it sounded tasty. Yours, however, sounds far, far better than that! Thanks for sharing with us this wonderful video!

Cool vid , osprey most love this fishery

Wonderful setting, thank you for sharing

Great video again Graeme thankyou .

Brilliant video thanks

Wow that's absolutely beautiful Graeme, beautiful lakes, of course England has some really beautiful country side or sides, and little villages, towns, etc! I would love to come over there and spend time going around to a lot of places and such, it's on the bucket list but I don't know if that will ever happen, that would take a lot of things coming together at one time, you know? Anyhow, yes sir absolutely beautiful country!

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

A bit liike my foreign fishing trips. Loved all the countries I used to fly into but now with all the world hassle and general cost of things I don't think I will be bothering with them any more. Just got the memories and a hell of a lot of photographs !!

@hensleyshobbies-doug7761

2 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing - yes indeedy, I hear you mate. And yeah I'm just about too old to do any kind of traveling, have too many health problems anyhow, but that's a damn good thought though about taking a trip over there, wished I could, wished I was able to but at least I can watch your videos along with several other fellas from over there.

Hi Graeme .... Great vid and wow what a place to fish ... been doing the fly thing for a bout 4 years now ... my PB is a rainbow of a 6lb ... love watching all of your videos as I used to be a course angler, still get a big buzz every time I go ... glycol is what is used in the blue blocks .... best regards Tez

Great film again. Liked the interview with he fishery manager. Nice to see how these fisheries are run.

Thanks my good friend I'll watch later on.mother on the end of life... but I will try and enjoy later on when I get my head down.thanks for all you do.really do appreciate your videos..thank you.

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that. Hope the film distracts for a while at least.

@bigmac..

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers pal can't wait to see the beast rip.

@neilbuckard723

2 жыл бұрын

So sorry to hear that big mac godbless her and yourself you must be under extreme stress take care of yourself

@bigmac..

2 жыл бұрын

@@neilbuckard723 much appreciated pal thanks...

16:20 I agree. I love fishing under big trees. In the begining of June we went for a little trip with my class for 2 days. Near the boardinghouse, there was a little pond, filled with asp and trout. I chuck a floating piece of crust under a large willow tree. Managed to catch a 5 pound Asp. :)

Great video Chef

Just did some carpin yesterday and had a great time. Cheers Graeme.

Fantastic editing in this G Man

Excellente!

I think this the first video I’ve seen you actually keep the fish, and then cook them. I’m Getting hungry for battered fish right now. Nice looking trout.

Great adventure! I like all types of fishing. I’ve been enjoying your channel. I plan on watching more. Interesting, relaxing and full of knowledge.

Great video. At 22:28 see the small mammal scampering to the right (opposite bank, roughly middle of the screen, to the left of the lakeside tree).

Excellent video, very informative and interesting. Get up early and go catch sunday dinner, trout farms are a great invention.

Beautiful fish that second one 🤘🎣

More catch and cook please Graham really enjoyed! maybe a salt water episode next

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

I will look into it. The Tackle Shack has had a bit of renovation etc so is certainly usable and the G-Stove is more consistent to cook with than an open fire.

great a wednesday night bonus video Thanks Graeme

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

If I have the time and inclination I often have a period of putting up mid week vids...I feel they help fill out the halfway point before the weekend.

Defo another catch and cook,how about a sea fishing one ,pollock ,mackerel etc any sea fish 👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Cheers Graeme, really enjoyed watching.

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

No problem,pleased you enjoyed it,I always try to put a different twist on films to make it of interest to anglers that maybe don't do trout fishing etc.

Love watching your videos pal, always looking for new videos of yours, my dad started watching you first and told me about you and I'm so glad he did, wow what a channel, keep up the good work and looking forward already to the next video, love to see salt water catch and cook next please Graham

Awesome graeme as always your the best fishing guy on KZread 👏👏👏👊💯🍺👍

ive never battered trout before, looks lovely

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

They get battered twice...Once when they get despatched and the second when they hit the frying pan !!

@Dannny1067

2 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing hahahaha very true, maybe I have battered a trout before then

Really enjoy your videos from Philadelphia Pa.

Great catch and cook! Beautiful 7 pound Rainbow. I really enjoyed that video. Keep on fishing Graham. ( P.S.- hope I spelled Your name right ).

very cool, I like your videos, good luck always, don't forget to stop by, thank you for one hobby

Makes me hungry for fish!

Mint ❤️‍🔥

Abbott Ale used to be one of my favorites back in the 80's, glad to see that GK are still making it, might after check it out.

@hunter111uk

2 жыл бұрын

Here in Devon Abbott Ale on Draught is extremely rare, the bottles haven't been available for quite a while, but even Tesco's stock the cans, Cheers!

@kevowski

2 жыл бұрын

Every Wetherspoons I’ve been in had Abbott on draught and most of the supermarkets sell it in bottles or cans. Aldi do 4x500ml cans for £4.99 😊 Credit to Greene King, its still 5% ABV which is rare in these watered down beer days 🙄 Shame on those penny pinching brewers!!! Enjoy!

Cheers from North Carolina, US. Always enjoy your content. Consider enjoying a week on the outer banks here! I cannot recall if you have a video on it. If you do come, I will be more than happy to set up a host!

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

I did the Outer Banks years ago,Hatteras,offshore from Oregon Inlet was it ?...Caught some nice Speckled trout there in the surf at dawn. That was when I was writing and photographing for magazines,no video back then,which was a shame. I recall driving up to Delaware and doing some Bluefish on lures there. Certainly better fishing than our own shore sport.

25:00 an art!!

More catch and cook please! I'm sure you have already done a video of it before, but seeing the filleting process would have been good.

Hello Graham ! I just watched the bush craft build with Mike ! & he said go check out Dads Fishing channel. So here i am. Going by your video's that i have looked at , you love All types of fishing. I myself have never tried fly fishing .Looks like to much mucking around .lol I prefer the old egg beater reel, less chances of getting those bunch of grapes in your line. I found this video very informative on fly fishing & the tricks & fly use. It's been a long time since i have heard that term of the 'bolt hole " .My dad when he was a live used it often around his mates. I saw you on a video just last week about shark fishing with another fellow bring up this shark ,it had a strange name . That's when i knew i saw your from TA bush craft build which i'm following .You are a Awesome dad & i think many of Us would want a Dad like you growing up ! I like your content & humor ,got my sub & like .From Australia.

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Australia,glad you enjpoy the varied films I put up. Next one Friday-7pm.

Very nice video really enjoyed it will you be back to beach fishing soon

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

Be careful what you wish for ??? Maybe Friday,7pm ?...But keep it a secret...

@mickhardstaff6605

2 жыл бұрын

Love to see High seas drifter back in the water Greame 😎

Refridgerant gel graeme that's what's inside them👍

As far as I know there's just salt water in those cooling blocks/packs. The salt lowers the freezing point and makes not expand to prevent it from cracking open plus it stays frozen longer.

Graeme. Thank you for another enjoyable video, it was so relaxing. 😀👍 I was wondering if there's any chance of you doing some salt water fly fishing? Or you may have some old video of you doing it. I only ask because I've seen it on TV years ago but nothing since, there's videos on KZread but they're not in this country. I'm not sure if it'll work in the UK. 🤔 P.s. Hello Mrs P. 👋😀

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

Mrs P says Hi....Ref Saltwater fly,yes I have done lots of it before,Bonefish and Tarpon on fly,Tuna,even Blue sharks. My claim to fame would be a Mako shark I hooked on a flyrod while fishing for Blues off the Algarve in Portugal...It was,to say the least, a very one-sided affair. ..But that was before I started using video cameras. In the UK I guess it would be Bass,Mackerel,and with inshore shallow reefs,the Pollack. I will put in in the "ideas" file. Thanks for commenting.

Have you tried fishing at Selsey Bill before, i have heard thats its pretty good?

Been there a few times myself, that Willow is definitely a hotspot, isn't it?

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

I have no idea , but it seemed a classic spot.

What do you think of the news that bury hill fishery is closing down and will be no more I'm devastated it really was my happy place

Why did Graeme forget his hat, must’ve been Smiths fault. 😂

👍🎣🐟👍🍺

I tried Fly fishing once, but the worm kept coming off.

Do you not find graeme it's best overcast whilst fishing for trout?

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

For general fly fishing probably yes,but if you want to spot a big one and target that one specificially you need the sunlight to give the best fish spotting conditions.

We dont have anything like this where I live. How much does it cost to fish there?

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

There are a variety of prices with many trout fisheries,depending on if you want 2,3,or 4 fish limits..best to get up to date costs by looking them up online.

Come back and catch the eel lol

TAFS rule ok

Great video again Graham, but have to say, £40 for 2 fish and no catch and release is extortionate

@barrybigplums

11 ай бұрын

The sport in south east England has become very expensive now sadly

Go fishing for trout again Graeme

I wonder if you could use a worm under a float on one of these ponds? That's more my speed for fishing. I love watching fly casting, but have absolutely no aptitude for it, so I leave it to those who can do it.

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

Its all fly fishing only on most of our stillwater trout fisheries.

@TheCaptainbeefylog

2 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing thanks mate. I figured it would be something like that.

@barrybigplums

11 ай бұрын

Tavistock trout fishery in Dartmoor allows float fishing for trout in one of its ponds

😂

How do you humanely dispatch of these fellas?

@johnkay7354

2 жыл бұрын

Whack it on the head, or chop the head off, both fast, some fish in the USA they shoot before bringing them onto the boat

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

Fishermen use a weighted small bar called a "Priest".Whack on the head does it. You can buy one of these in your fly fishing tackle shop,or make one yourself from a 6-inch metal bar about an inch diameter.

@javelin223

2 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing Thanks!!!!

Help out pastor Shirley censar

Your boat needs to get wet realy miss your sea fishing .

Fishing inaccessible swims, I always dap for trout with artificials or naturals. Bit of a lost art.

You mentioned constantly that your fish are he ? How do you know its not a she ?

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

Its probably neither. Most stillwater trout would be Triploids,usually where the eggs are heat shocked so they cannot reproduce, therefore they grow faster. That's my understanding of it anyway. Feel free to look up Triploids on the internet.

Medication help me breath

As per graeme too many adverts spoil our viewing it's ridiculous

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

Its the same when I watch TV..the difference being I can't click them off whereas with KZread you get a choice,and of course its free. With TV I am stuck paying for a license to watch either rubbish or re-runs.

Nice place but out of my price range. £350 joining fee + £200 membership ? Certainly not for every but good luck to those people who can afford it.

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

What about just getting a day ticket ?

@johnkay7354

2 жыл бұрын

Not sure what you do for fun, but 550,if that's for the year looks good when compared to other sports or leisure

👆 Lonely day. what to do?😏❤️