Gone Fishing (1963)
Canterbury, Kent.
A boat sails up the river Stour and there are various shots of people walking along with fishing equipment, they have come for a competition. More fishermen get off a bus. They all stand around in a group and draw lots for plots. C/U of a man not looking pleased with his plot. Various shots as they make their way to the bank and prepare their rods.
A man blows a whistle to begin the competition, various shots as they sit on the bank and fish. M/S of Bill Ward the water bailiff next to a sign saying 'No Fishing Without Permits'. Various shots as people settle down to fish and cast their lines, 12 year old Ralph Boting drinks tea from a flask. C/U a man nets a bronze bream fish and takes the line out of its mouth. Various shots as a steamboat sails up the river. A girl lies in the grass reading. The anglers weigh their catches, M/S as they pour the fish back. There is a presentation of a new fishing rod to the winner Mr D. Colley.
Note: Also seen in this item is the organiser Mr Jim Haimes .
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All that fiberglass and Cork catching fish, modern tackle today just catches Anglers ! 😅
How much has changed over the years .I've seen some changes since I started in 77.
That looks a like a young Chris Yates who won the rod at the end, but he would have only been 15 if this is 1963? Impressive beard for a 15 year old!
@portcullis5622
Жыл бұрын
It does look like Chris Yates. I think he was born with a beard!
@YorkyOne
Жыл бұрын
@@portcullis5622 Actually, he looks more like Bob James.
How funny, 1:42, I am still a member of cdaa and fish stonar lake and some of the other waters they run quite a lot although not so often now as I am exploring and living in Germany but I still travel back and have a go, it is funny how the club has been around so long!
The weighing basket was making me whince. Thanks god for slings. I remember angling times pictures of keepnets jam packed to the top with roach on the shannon.
Beautiful
Wonder if chumley Warner won
A water Bailiff, ha!
Not a pole knob in sight
No carp barrows back then..
this video convinced me: anglers truly are totals duds.
Where exactly is this in Canterbury is there anymore information
@ConnorLowWhistle
5 жыл бұрын
its presented by jack Hargreaves called gone fishing first aired in 1960
@gwpee1727
5 жыл бұрын
This was along the river bank,near Grove Ferry
@woden20
5 жыл бұрын
Applecake - Upstreet on google earth ,then go to the bridge on the river.
What's the name of those stands that these people rest the rods on?
@M4Dru55ian
2 жыл бұрын
These are called banksticks. The part at the top of a bankstick, that supports the rod, is known as a rod rest!
@YorkyOne
Жыл бұрын
@@M4Dru55ian Used to be known as 'idle backs' in the old days.
@CB-xr1eg
Жыл бұрын
@@YorkyOne Aye back in't days of Methuselah.
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Beautiful white people
I wish there were more condescending videos about fishing today. We could use a decrease in the number of people enjoying this "silly sport."
@bigfishbigpond
4 ай бұрын
I wish there were a decrease in silly idiots commenting on a pastime /sport / lifestyle/ passion / obsession/ livelihood/ conservation movement / lifetime mental health aid and way of life they know absolutely nothing about. That’s just silly.