Ah, much needed light relief. Visiting my elderly mum in Eastbourne for the week. Now shes settled... Fishing!!

Opening words in this video so true, sometimes you just need to get a bend in the rod to get the motivation back.

After a properly crap week....this is the perfect antidote!!! Much appreciated

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

And some crap weather as well....I managed to squeeze a beach trip in yesterday afternoon,just before even more rain comes in today.

Graham I'm fan years I went through a horrible patch in life lost every thing but thanks to you watching your films I'm slowly recovering getting back out the odd day.. In other words you saved my life much appreciated your videos are the best ❤️

@TAFishing

6 ай бұрын

Pleased they have been of some help ,hopefully more films to come.

@paulconnolly3479

6 ай бұрын

@@TAFishing can't wait to see more your my idol I wish I could meet you in person if your ever in Ireland fishing hit me up I'm from Dublin I'm actually fishing today I have a secret for conger I'll tell you one of the days.. Thanks for everything I can't afford your merch but when I do il buy some your stuff in every video I make thanks again pal

Fish margins when someone else has fished there cuz they chuck leftovers in , nothing like watching a float , hypnotising.Nice to see a fishery Putting oxygen in 😊

Hello Mrs P, glad you're doing well. Also thank you for letting Graeme out to play with the fish. 😀👍

Blimey...Graeme in a shirt in Autumn.....bloody tropical down there! By the way...bought those type of floats a couple of months ago on Ebay. And when it's a tad breezy or a bit choppy, cracking floats to see 15-20 metres out. Also...wifey...knows what a tea should be. Love you man.. love you.

Great content lovely video keep them coming Graham

Another AWESOME video Graeme 👍👌. The walking around the Gardens in the Randem video was fantastic. Good for you for , taking your wonderful wife . Out for brunch ( high tea ) as I only know one place here in B.C 🇨🇦 . That is owned by two English ladies 🥰.

I live in Devon Graeme,and we put the cream on first ,I always think of the cream is the substitute for butter. In Cornwall they put jam on first. But I’m sure which ever way you do it they will still taste the same .

I'm so glad you had a 'really grotty day with the wife' Hahaha! That's why we go fishing ,eh? 😂

The yellow stain could be turmeric Graeme? From what I'm told it's a good fish attractant. Love the videos mate 👍

Nice to see you again mate swapped pads with you again..

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

??? Pads ?..Kneepads ?? Notepads ???

nice carp👍

Very nice……thank you and happy Christmas

Hey Graeme, great video yet again, I enjoy watching your videos whilst I’m eating dinner most nights. Also I like that float you’re using 👌 🎣

43:45 huge pecs.! Big black head spot😅 Cheers Mr n missus. Edit You failed with tea. One stirs CCW.😊(counter clockwise)

Watch out world Mr pullen's about😂😂. Another great video

GREAT JOB THERE Graeme

You are the modern day Jack Hargreaves. Great content 👌

@thisisus.504

7 ай бұрын

Blimey, Jack Hargreaves. My Dad used to swear by that bloke when I was a kid. I just couldn't understand what/why/who but was fascinated by the theme tune of his program. You've given me a trip down memory lane. Thank you!

That yellow looks the colour of turmeric to me

Imagine been sat on the loo and randomly hearing graham hahah 😂

love the tour

Another good one . I blanked last weekend with pike.

Been ages since i checked in , so glad i did !

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

Should be plenty of films to catch up on ..Been putting up 2 a week for some time now.

Love this content graham

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

More to come.Just got back tonight from another beach fishing episode.

Evening Greame, I will soon be in the Phillipines be fishing there too. Pictures to follow.

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

Good luck with and hopefully enjoy the warmer temperatures.

@geoffcaptaincpaige1167

7 ай бұрын

@@TAFishing and the phillipino fiance Patti who is just 37 and this old fella is 62. I think I will Graeme, cheers.

Hello mate, Pumpkin Seed caught some of those in somerset many years ago, gret video, thank you.

Very enjoyable to watch as always thank you Sir !

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

No problem,pleased you enjoyed it.More to come hopefully.

@chrisbree3467

7 ай бұрын

It’s nice to catch something other than carp. Sage words from Mr Pulham. I personally wouldn’t care if I didn’t catch another carp for as long as I live. Another very interesting video Graeme.

My like for your video 👍 ciao from italy (sicily )👋👋👋🤝

Really enjoyed watching always jam first as jam is heavier than the cream

Jam first. Cream is not butter. Well done the both of you. Appreciate it that much more as well!

Those dried pine needles in the woods make a great mulch for Camelias and Rhododendrons. The acid washes through into the plant roots and keeps them healthy. From turning yellow and mottled.

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

I wonder if the pine needles would work for Hydrangeas ?..I seem to remember digging something over the root area made them go from blue to pink ? or maybe it was vice-versa...Was it copper sulphate ??.Someone might know.

@markhepworth

7 ай бұрын

@@TAFishingIron nails I thought..

@DjDolHaus86

7 ай бұрын

​@@TAFishing It's pH based, acidic soil makes them blue, alkali makes them pink, neutral soil gets a mix. Aluminium sulphate dissolved in a watering can will turn them blue relatively quickly, hydrated lime will turn them pink

In Cornwall,jam first. Devon its cream first. Either way blooming lovely, proper job

You need some country life tip the tree was a Biloba or common name is maiden hair tree the plant you called a vine was fruit trained in a cordon and was malus or crab apple which is ornamental apple and they trained that way to look nice and save space

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for commenting.Something else I have now learnt.

Jam then cream, good high up the Spinaker tower in Portsmouth, really high.

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

just got back from filming the Spinnaker tonight,I was down that way doing a beach fishing film.

Traffic wardens 😂

Nice to see your good lady back on her feet Graeme.

@charliesmithers7663

7 ай бұрын

Oòh err

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

No mega long walks but doing pretty much the length of walk that suits her.

@mickhardstaff6605

7 ай бұрын

@@TAFishing I'm really pleased about that Graeme, it will be nice to share retirement together in good health .

jam then cream is the Cornish way. The proper way ! ..... apparently

I think the fruit on what you said was a vine are Mirabelle Plums I,m a retired chef think the red bread may have had beetroot juice added to the dough and loving the bit of so called Urbex when you explored the air raid shelter

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

I have never heard of those vines,so thanks for commenting. Same goes for the beetroot in the bread.

That unusual fish is a Pumpkinseed Graeme.

@brian1204

7 ай бұрын

Import from the good ol’ US of A!

Nice vid mate, ever noticed how fish are a lot lighter in colour out of commercial fisheries, but then on wild venues, like lakes, canals, reservoirs and rivers, the colour of the fish are a lot darker and patterns more bold. I had a hypothesis that it is because of the lack of predators in the commercial fisheries, but in the wild, there are predators, like pike, otters, kingfishers, herons even trout and chub, so the fish would need to be more camo to avoid the threat. On commercials the water is usually very coloured, so unless the fish are on the surface, birds are not really a threat to them, and i assume on most carp lakes there are no pike or trout.

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

Interesting theory ,and yes,some waters are a sort of milky ,I guess to the high density of stock fish.

@DjDolHaus86

7 ай бұрын

It's actually a lot more simple than that, fish simply tan in the same way we do when exposed to sunlight. In commercials there are a lot more fish within a given area and as such a combination of sediment being stirred up and an excess off nutrients (fish poo) feeding the algae leads to cloudy water that the sunlight can't penetrate as well, the result of this is a paler complexion because the skin isn't producing as much melanin as they would in gin clear water (melanin production being the skins response to being bombarded with UV radiation from the sun). Fish do of course go pale in stressful conditions in a similar way that we do as all the blood in the skin is diverted to the muscles for a fight/flight response but this is generally temporary, an hour of de-stressing is usually enough to regain most of their colour following a capture or similar event. Living in a commercial is actually pretty stressful for a fish, they might not have to deal with as many natural threats but there is huge competition for food, water quality is generally less than ideal, disease/parasites are rampant and they're under a lot of angling pressure and this certainly won't help them look their best.

@foylad4862

7 ай бұрын

Cool, that is very interesting. Thanks for sharing mate 👍

I think the tree was a Giniko bilabo.

There certainly Graeme so good luck as i tuck in to this ! @ about 5.15 on is that in fact a silver bream ? There never was many about was there ? & its always such a nice surprise. The slappy tail happy fight seemed familiar, smaller scales and blue tinge along back but i could be wrong.

👍👍👍

🎣🎣👍

Curious- what eould you spend on all the bait being thrown out while your fishing?

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

I guess an average would be about £10...others spend a lot more. If you use baits like supermarket frozen sweetcorn and discounted bread it gets really cheap. £3-00 or less. i think discount bread and frozen sweetcorn would be the cheapest I could find. Or dig your own worms for free.

They definitely do bite bloody wood ants! Funny though if your brave enough to eat one they taste like lemon because of the acid, not sure how many Ive eaten proving this point but its never made me ill or anything.

Mushroom slugs were eating was boletes, and vey edible need to get your son foraging these for his soup

We don’t do that in Canada 🇨🇦?

The jam is first then the clotted cream

I think their flowers do reflect the type of soil they are in. Acid or Alkaline

Quince . by the looks of it

If that's high afternoon tea, what does low afternoon tea look like?

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

You have it sat on the floor....

Tasty

cream first so you can spread it , then the jam

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

That makes sense as you could see the problem spreading the cream on top of the jam..I think that might be worth a try.

whats happend to the raptor oil...that was the bomb...

What happened to your own "special" oil? I don't think i've seen it for a while :)

is this your land

@TAFishing

7 ай бұрын

Happy to say no,its one heck of a lawn to mow ..!!!

Are you sure you not self tanning Graeme 😉🥃

Jam then Cream. Anything else is the act of a Barbarian. Just saying.

@paulhoward1895

7 ай бұрын

😂

I think the tree with the yellow leaves is a ginka. Supposedly the only living things to survive the bombing of Hiroshima.

i dont know what in here..wilderbeast.. zombies. murders. traffic wardens