Great stuff. Myself and my son watch all the videos and its help over this pandemic. Thank you for putting in the time and for the tips. We had some lovely carp on peas. Keep it up best show on you tube.

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Try a single pea tipped with either double red maggot or small brandling.

Thanks once again for the good video 👍👍. Wayne seems great to talk to during a long session. Very knowledgeable just like you. All the best 👍

The forts predate the world wars. They were build to prevent the French from invading. All 3 forts have just gone on sale for £9 million.

I was watching one of your older videos, you said that tea from a thermos is quite unpleasant. I totally agree with you on that, but if you only put hot water in the thermos and just bring the tea and bits for it you'll find it a lot more pleasant. Nit only that, you never have to wash the thermos out as you've only had hot water in it.

Anyone notice the bream that jumped off hook and hit the boat was drifting away on its side when he spoke on the small freshwater hooks 😂😂😂 suicidal bream

great video, the forts were made for the expected invasion of napoleon the third, which never occurred collectively known as Palmerston's folly. I'm not a history buff just lived in Gosport for many years.keep the vids coming please

When i go fiahing in the south china sea i cant catch evem 10 fishes from june to the beggining of Aug but after that there will been some big boys out but i moved to uk and was only able to go back to Macau,china on the july and go back at the end of aug(well because of covid i couldnt get a chance to fish in Augest)i am 10 years old and i love fishing and other water activaties. Keep up the hard work i love ur vids.

Good to see the anchoring

Great video Graeme and Wayne. I'd almost forgotten how PC the public are, so many comments about wearing a life jacket. They seem to forget you're 67 and been on the water most of your life. Keep up the good work!!

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

67 ? What a gentleman you are..looking down the barrel of 69 I'm afraid.

@manonamountain

3 жыл бұрын

Life jackets have nothing to do with political correctness fool.

@matthewtanner9823

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing You're still much fitter than me and I'm 48. I was still running rings around 18 year olds coaching football at 42. I ruptured my achilese and it's all gone downhill from there.

@clivecro4971

3 жыл бұрын

As the old saying goes, best to have a life jacket on and to not need to use it than to not have one on and need it!!

Nice to see Wayne back. Love the boat sessions 👍

@rayfinkle3721

3 жыл бұрын

Wayne's world show 😁🌍👍

no mans land fort is used for events and as a hotel and the forts date back to the napoleonic wars. some of the other forts are also for sale

Great video Graham, you and Wayne made it very enjoyable to watch 🎣

That gun building is amazing! Great episode as always, very inspiring! Hopefully I'll be doing some boat fishing soon myself. Very inspiring, keep the vids coming 👍🎣

Hi Graeme, great video as always! I grew up on the Isle of Wight, so I know these waters well, lots of happy memories! I really enjoyed this episode, thank you!

Lovey session Graeme ....I’d feel Safer watching if you and Wayne put your life jackets on 👍

Great video Graeme, great trip out with Wayne - nice guy, nice boat! Some of those bigger Bream would have been tagged "Frying pan"! Thanks for the upload - stay safe, stay well. 👍👍

I believe the sea forts are Victorian built against French attack, called at the time "Palastones follies" because of their enoumus cost, they were built right around our coastlie from the Mersey to the humber

Good stuff as always, particularly liked the upbeat ending and music.

We need to get this man some sort of wireless mic system...

@seaangling

3 жыл бұрын

I’m sure Mr P can afford one.

@rossc9748

3 жыл бұрын

@@seaangling haha exactly. Seen the size of his gaff and garden!

a great video Graham and an insight into small bait fishing on light gear excellent.

Nice one. I really enjoy seeing you with Wayne I've been wondering about him for some time now. Other than an extra pound or two, he looks fighting fit. Thanks Graeme.

@waynecomben7142

3 жыл бұрын

Ha.. your not wrong.. i'm carrying some excess timber!

@grahamnash9794

3 жыл бұрын

@@waynecomben7142 I reckon lock down is everyones 'reason' behind an extra pound....lol

definitely looks like a interesting day to be out fishing. A little bit of history today too.

These fish are beautiful, congratulations fisherman your fishing was incredible. Hug and good fishing!👍🎣😉

I give the video a like during the 1st advert. I know it will be great. Graeme is totally awesome

It's was actually Hayling Island that was lit up more at night to draw bombs away from Portsmouth much to the dismay of the residents. farlington Marshes did also have illumination points as well as additional diversion

Very good video i love days like that not to much sun nice and overcast

Great video. Corky has rough gill plate and colour on head and tail 👍

Nice little trip, bream are great sport on the light gear, lrf rods even better. Culver spit was my biggest conger at 89lb several years back, not even got close to that since lol 👍👌

Hey Graeme, any chance of a video on unhooking, many channels skip this bit. Appreciate to hear your awesome tips especially for the really deep hooks!

Great to sea another video guys.

Doble strike.. Amazing

The forts were built during the Napoleonic wars along with the Martello towers. They were built in the Solent in order to cover the approaches within cannon range of the land and the forts.

Great film chaps ..always great to see you two out and about local . I have seen WC a few times this season down the hounds but no yellow drifter ! Keep posting gents please .. wonder is there are any new local shark films coming 🤔🤔?? Cheers Russ 🤙

Another smashing video TA! With all the rules and regulations at our local freshwater fishing club now I envy the freedom of sea anglers

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

That's why I enjoy sea fishing. Its tough, but just grab a rod and bait and off you go.

thanks again great .

Great job again and alwaysinformative

Nice looking wrasse, good video mate

Brilliant as always! Nice to see Wayne again. Have just bought my own first Wilson to do up ready for next year. Can't wait til my cabin looks as beautiful gleaming white as the Thresher! Making notes and picking up tips all the time as always, keep up the great work!

@adamyeo1077

3 жыл бұрын

@Moto Ro that is very distasteful can you go somewhere else more fitting for comments like that

@paulwright3372

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao

Great days fishing chaps

It's interesting to me how you use many similar rigs and baits that I use here in Queensland and catch many similar types of fish, even though we're on opposite sides of the planet. Other times, such as your freshwater sessions, leave me almost baffled. I'm loving it. Another nice adventure with TA.

Nice one Graham. 😀👍🍀

Good video as always!

Great Bream fishing session cheered me up no end, great filming, as always thanks for posting. Now going back to reality yuk!

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Pleased it cheered you up , more films to come.

Hope your keeping well. I’ve been waiting for small boat fishing video.

Great place to fish, my Dadt and I fished there lot, and as you say saw a yacht take its Hull out on the blocks

Nice one.👍👍

The sea forts were built as a result of the 1859 Royal Commission, so are Napoleonic.

Thumbs up!!! Clark

Great video 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿

😷Brilliant stuff..👍👍

there are 4 island forts in total built in 1856 to deter a French invasion but by the time they were built there was no threat. they housed 18 pounder cannon and howitzer too. when the threat of world war 1 approached they were modernised to house newer cannon then when world war 2 broke out they had added defenses of anti aircraft aswel. but these forts never fired a shot in anger or defense they were backed up by several forts in the Isle of White and further forts of the cost of portsmouth. they are currently up for sell but because they are a listed building your very limited to what you can do with them one was converted into a hotel but it no longer operates as one. hope this info helps.

@daniellaird804

3 жыл бұрын

shame Graham doesn't do around the East anglian cost but then again its been terrible this year sherringham is weed washed weybourne to salthouse is dead. only succes was nine wells but then all that is is bass and dab round there.

Napoleonic forts Graeme. Built around 1870 to defend the UK against the French under Napoleon III. They were known originally as Palmerston's Forts and were never really used then as the French had already been defeated by the time the forts were finished. They were actually used during the 1st and 2nd World Wars to defend the coasts. They are gun emplacements, generally originally housing 7" RML Guns that fired a 64 pound shell over 3 miles

@casinodelonge

3 жыл бұрын

you used to be able to hire Spitbank for parties, it was brilliant!!

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Good comment,thanks for that. I'm trying to get in my head around a 64lb shell,same weight as a 64lb blue shark flying through the air for 3 miles. That's some weight of munition to lift.

@aiferapple1246

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing I know..... at 1,500 feet per second. The shell was around the size of a fire extinguisher. Sometimes solid metal, sometimes explosively packed. Not bad for the Victorian era :)

Black Bream City..... Quite tasty if cooked right

CHEERS! I have seen fish in our supermarket labeled European Bream with a $30.00 (Canadian) price tag.They looked much like the large one Wayne caught. Do not know if still available with todays pandemic things going on. Good SHOW!!!

As a sport fisherman how do sea anglers view the super trawlers wiping out the seabed and breeding grounds. I hear a lot on the news from commercial fisherman but little from Anglers . I’m not a angler but watch Graham’s channel as I find very interesting humorous and has a great deal of sound Boating advise, I sail a Hunter 23 Horizon Sailing Cruiser and used to go fresh water fishing Graham’s kept many from going mad during lockdown with his painting renovations gardening and boating tips

We want more videos of yours! That’s a executive decisions ;)

Nice bit of blues at the end there....

Those forts are for sale at the moment... 3 of them for £9,000,000. 👍🏼 Perfect place to live if you dislike people & love fishing. 🎣

Catching them trigger fish down Brighton marina this year!!

I fish from the shore next to the blocks some brilliant bass

Some nice fishing off the back of the Wight 👍 bit far to steam maybe?

Nice vid

Got my first proper spinning rod the other day I’m only 13 but love fishing 🎣 and I’m going. Mevagissey. This weekend to have a go with it can’t wait going to stock up on spinners and get a couple dexter wedges haha 😂 love you btw u got me in to corse fishing 🎣 and my rod is a scarce gear sci But yup love you vids keep up the good work plz

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Mevagissey can be a great spot. See if you can fish a high tide near low light levels,evening etc,and don't work the spinner too fast,could be Mackerel and small Pollack about.Or try dropping a ragworm down the side of the pier for wrasse.

Seems to be lots of hugs n that at this one

Lot of bream being caught by the blocks lately!

25:18 make it a spinner a a wieght ahahhaha

Those forts are from the napoleonic wars I think.

@garythreadgill8913

3 жыл бұрын

Bin diveruk yup

@vincentwilson8386

3 жыл бұрын

Correct but the anti submarine blocks where they are at the start of the show are a WW2 defence relic.

Great video any carp content coming

i see you have b/ wades on in the boat i do as well but wear a belt and then they help you stay up right in the water

Great video as usual would anyone have any tips for catching river bream

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Swimfeeder with brandling worm on the hook.

@harryleveridge7003

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing ok thanks alot I'm just getting started and fishing the broads at the moment their r plenty of bream but I only seem to catch 1 or 2 but I will try the feeder and branding worms

Hi Graeme, 2 have been made into hotels and ones is in a natural state. The 3 are being sold for 9 million pounds.

Bout time you got out after those sharks !!!!!

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Just not had the time this year..been chasing other critturs. Same goes for the shore fishing..Will be September I hope with a chance of getting out.

@kevinbuckler1085

3 жыл бұрын

Hopefully there will still be a few about 🤞🦈🎣

Hi whoever reads this

The Forts are up for sale, perfect for you.

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I could have rod rests installed right round the edge !! About 200 by my reckoning.

23cm is keeper size for bream, which is stupidly small. You seem a lot happier fishing on HSD and catching bream on your own Graeme.

Hi great video again , what said the name of the fishing charter company Wayne was talking about? Thanks

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I don't the name of the charter company,but I think the skipper he mentioned was Pete Kilshaw (Don't know if that's how it is spelt)

@mrmorris4089

3 жыл бұрын

TA Fishing thanks keep up the good work 👍🏻

@waynecomben7142

3 жыл бұрын

Sportsmans Knight..

One of the old forts off the east coast was going to be turned into a nightclub. I guess it finally occurred to the planners that dealing with drunk people a mile offshore probably wasn't the safest plan xD

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

LOL !!..Another pint please Vicar...takes 3 paces back...SPLASH !!!

@sibwraith1682

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing Haha yea, you'd be fishing for wallets and Iphones for years

@daniellaird804

3 жыл бұрын

they were also going to turn one of the old frigates into a nightclub that is in the harbour by gosport but found asbestos lol they woukd be fun nights out

Is that a a Wilson Flyer as well Graham is it smaller than yours if it is?

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Same size Wilson Flyer.

Plymouth 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

@vincentwilson8386

3 жыл бұрын

Nah it's southsea ( Portsmouth )

Silly question. What make of boat it that. Cheers

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

A 17-foot Wilson Flyer.

@mwscuba

3 жыл бұрын

TA Fishing cheers.

swimfeeder and trout pellets?? how long before we see a "pole fishing for Porbeagle" video??

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Would need some sort of elastic for the pole..double bungee maybe ?

Hi TAF what diameter anchor rope are you using there guys?

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I don't know,it was Wayne's boat...I think there might be something online about size of boat to diameter of anchor line etc.

@rossturner8581

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing ok thanks

This guy is fuckin epic.

Hi there, what rods & reels is Wayne using in this video? thanks in advance.

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I don't know,I will ask when I next see him.

Hi graham , how much fuel did you guys use roughly that day ?

@TAFishing

Жыл бұрын

I have no idea,the mark is close to where the boat is launched ?

How come you don't fish with Wayne anymore need to see some threshers on the line !

@TAFishing

Жыл бұрын

Just don't get the time,and chum is getting harder to pull together..who know,might sneak one trip in,I have about a day's worth of Chum in the freezer and I want to clear it out and switch it off..must be costing me a fortune in electric charges now and only going up,so maybe I will have one mega-sesh of chumming before I call it quits on the sharks.

Spit bank fort is a hotel

👌👍👍👍

The forts were built in the 1860s

Minimum legal size for bream is 23cm or 9.5inches

Wayne would you not make a few shows

@waynecomben7142

3 жыл бұрын

Yea I'll get round to it.. 👍

Doh

Did you get a new boat?

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

No,its Wayne's boat...way cleaner than mine...and much faster,with a bigger engine.

@officialWWM

3 жыл бұрын

TA Fishing ahh, ok. Thanks :) I live in Tasmania and we also get Black Bream here. They are commonly caught at over 40cm.

Did Wayne get rid of his shark boat

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

This is his shark boat. He has always had a Wilson Flyer.

@seeeee3282

3 жыл бұрын

TA Fishing hmmm. Just looked smaller in this video

Any Sharks 🦈 this year 🛥 🎣

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I haven't even tried this year,so much other fishing and filming to do,plus work etc. Might be a "dry" year for me this year as the Barbel are calling !!

@raider1822

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing sad times 😢

oh....yeh...

À

Love the show hate the term "Rubbish fish "

Dont give up your day jobs you two.....

ads better than content.. hehe just kidding. they was rl bad too