PART 2 OUT TOMORROW (Saturday) at 10am GMT)

@ashthefisherman8965

3 жыл бұрын

I can't wait. Won't be able to watch till later in evening with my 4yr old girl. She loves watching you on TAFS.

@JohnWhite-tg9wf

3 жыл бұрын

today been rained off so looking forward to part two Graham 😊😁

@brianjacobs1232

2 жыл бұрын

I think these are some of the worst films i have ever seen

@catfish4729

2 жыл бұрын

My name is catfish47 please read my comment i wrote to you it might be on part 1 or 2 of this 2 parter please get in touch as round the main lake theres a deep like ditch deep gully that's deep and it goes all the way round the lake ish about a rod length out the fist use it as there main road round the lake I'll tell you a special bait that i only new about and it used to rip the Place apart private message me please tight lines

You’re the only GP we need to make us feel better! Cheers.

You remind me so much of my dad Mr. G. He was a lifelong fishermen as well and we had so many good sessions and adventures together. He was fishing well in to his 80's so I think you will be as well. Thank you for doing what you do and sharing when I watch these videos I feel like he is still hear so thank you so much!

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Pleased you enjoy the films,more to come.

Graham. I'm an old git like you. You just cheer me up. You have a passion for a sport that I have done for 60 years. May you keep entertaining us God bless you

@terohalpin8004

3 жыл бұрын

Brian that's a long time enjoying fishing I'm sure you could tell many stories about the times you had.

Top viewing again grahame, ive had to sit and watch yourself and everyone for the past 8 weeks after recovering from hip replacement surgery and i can finally go fishing myself next week, yipee and thank you grahame for keeping me entertained in the meantime.

Been looking forward to this. Been working 12 days straight, time to watch fishing, relax, great start to my weekend off.

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

12 straight days ???....Boy you are certainly owed big time.Can of beer,feet up and watch the 2 films.

@ashthefisherman8965

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing cracking vid, really enjoyed it. Thank you.

Just love your videos. Fished when I was young. Maybe 30+ years ago. Done a bit of sea fishing when I go on holiday to Devon. Had a nice summer in Devon and caught some nice pollock off a boat which got me the bug back. Had a week at a small lake on a caravan park in Essex, roach and Rudd on a waggler. It’s all I could remember from years ago. Those around me where fishing carp - catching very little, while I was getting loads. Can’t wait to get out again - and your videos are entertaining and instructional. And I’m now 53, it’s been at least 30 years since I managed to go out - family stuff got in the way, and it became a fond memory. What you do is rekindle those memories. Keep up the great work.

Well done Grahame love your vlogs and I myself have been fishing since I was a child now I'm coming up to my 60th in Nov I'm now going fishing with my son all night fishing and loving it . keep those videos coming cheers 🍻👍😀

OMG that Vauxhall corsa in the parking lot is my car. I cannot believe I fished the same fishery on the same day and haven't met you.

@merlin7654

3 жыл бұрын

Probably cause you were poaching

@scottwalker6257

3 жыл бұрын

@@merlin7654 reported that.

@Endii84

3 жыл бұрын

@@scottwalker6257 Did papa not give you enough love as a kid, boy?

@ratastewie91

3 жыл бұрын

@@scottwalker6257 reported what?

@crabbtrixexp

3 жыл бұрын

@@merlin7654 the danger element, can't beat the satisfaction of a poach (joke)

Brilliant film, so relaxing in uncertain times, can't wait to see part 2. Thank you so much.

Awesome buddy awesome 😎.. nice big tench .. luvit … cheers Chris & Sam

Quality video, nice scene setting and a lovely Tench at the end of part 1. Surprised you didn't margin fish from the start, you always do so well close in. Looking forward to part 2 I'm sure there will be a few surprises. Thanks as always for posting.

A wonderful video Graeme, seeing those Fairy liquid top bottles as bobbin's took me right back to my childhood fishing.

Love these videos, love the old school approach, so naive but so nostalic.

Great video as always. I've been fishing for over 40 years and still get tips from you. 👍

'There's my tackle over there, on it's way to the boot sale'. Brilliant!!!! Also a 'critically balanced washing bottle top' LOL.

Watching grahame walk round to his spot with almost childlike exitement and anticipation is tremendous after so many years of fishing. May you stay forever young

Excellent viewing & content as usual Graham. After retiring recently I'm getting back into fishing my local lakes, rivers & canal. Videos like this give me hope!

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

There should always be hope..that's why I go fishing..you just never know ...

And That My Fellow Fishermen,, And Ladies Of Course, Is Why It's Called The Totally Awesome Fishing Show !!! BANGING SESSION

I’ve been watching your channel for years you inspired me to start fishing when I was 11 I’m now 21 and still fish and allways will keep up the good videos TA Fishing 👌

Woooooo, yes indeedy, get em Graeme! What a beautiful fish! Love to come over there sometime and go after those and Barbel, oh and big perch too! Sadly though it’s just a pipe dream, I will never be able to make it over there but it is on my bucket list! Anyways Woooooo again! 👊🏻👊🏻👏👏🤩🥂🍻🤘🤘✌🏻😎

Such a helpful video .......no wonder I've been struggling to catch.I've been using 21 red and 17 white maggots in my ground bait

another great episode gp, looks like a nice fishery, plenty of space, and not loads of other anglers under your feet

Brilliant Grahame thanks so much 😍😍👍👏

Graham it's great to see you on the bank fishing for the Tinca there great fish to hook into on light gear,the carp attack is great when fishing a few rods either way it's great summer for fishing love seeing you fishing and on a overnight good stuff Graham.

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I felt I had to do the Tench this year. I find they can go off around late July into August,so I'm glad I made the effort. Such a short window of opportunity to catch them,and less waters to get them now.

You are absolutely amazing Graham , the grandfather I never had 😁

Tench, my favourite fish, right on my coffee break, and chilling out, with the no 1 fishing channel :)

I really enjoy watching and learning from ta videos,great viewing congratulations

Smith! owl alert at 46:50! happy day Graeme

just got into fishing during the lockdown and been watching your videos and found them very helpful and a awesome watch in general

Love the video, keep fishing!!!!

Hey Graeme, another enjoyable session. These long videos of overnighters especially, really put me in mind of the films I used to love as a kid that were made by Jack Hargreaves. There’s an ‘old world charm’ that you simply don’t get now, most angling videos are more like sales pitches and exercises in fish per minute. One thing I do wonder and think may be the case; do you feel as though you are fishing not alone but with the company of those that will be watching the edited and posted trip? Anyway, fantastic stuff and thanks for the efforts.

Love the feel of tench , great vid mate enjoyed that ! Look forward to tomorrow’s 👍

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Should be up around 10am if Mike has got the scheduling sorted.

I thought the same thing, "That bloke could just steal my gear!". Eitherway I think its a pretty great idea. Ive pulled many muscles trying to carry everything in one go.

Was hoping to go tiddler bashing with the pen rod on Sunday but weather and self isolation said no so this will do me just fine. Thanks Graeme 👍

Brilliant video mate really enjoyed it

I just know this will be awesome..it's Graeme..it's TA....viewing sorted for tonight..Thanks GP!

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

No worries,don't miss tomorrow's Part 2 (10am Saturday)

Fantastic content Graeme!

That German sausage with what looked like chef boyardee and cheese looked so good I wanted to cry! Will have to try next time on the bank.

I like your kind of cooking Greame.

hehe I still have a small sack full of very old washing up liquid bottle tops from my carping and fishing days many years ago, they are great because the hoop is thin but large, they have since changed the tops of these types of bottle some years ago and that hoop is no longer on them. Im glad I kept things like this as a reminder of the good old days, the same as I kept my 7 foot sea fishing white "pier" rod! that I used to use when my granddad took for carp fishing with him llol

Nice fish to end part one. 🎣

Lovely swim and views. This is brilliant.

Can’t wait for part 2 👍🎣

Great video Graeme as usual, totally awesome. Can’t find pt2.

@TAFishing

2 жыл бұрын

Should have gone up the following day from part 1.

“Wait a minute; cameras in me mouth”. Nice hook set!

Those Pallatrax Gripz hooks are really good Graham. Great vid as always, love tenching.

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I have been doing OK with them, but they seem a tad better at holding that bit or rubber band on to stop bait wriggling off.

Tench are a great tasting fish!!

Beautiful Tench there Graham, one of my favourite fish.

@jimmyfireball

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Barbel, tench, pike, perch, chub, carp. In that order.

@DepakoteMeister

3 жыл бұрын

@@jimmyfireball Indeed. I'd actually add 1lb+ roach, rudd, and dace into that list...all before carp.

A nice BIG fat one👍👍Brilliant video.

I fished the swim next door recently. Can’t wait to go back.

Chop chop, part 2 please, enjoyed that 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Should be tomorrow,10am(Saturday) Mike working on scheduling it right now.

I remember many years ago using a Strawberry Flavoured Sweetcorn the Tench and Crucian use to go bananas for them.

Great vid can’t wait for part 2

Rudd would make great Bass Bait here in Pennsylvania . Love your show !

Hey Graeme, It's interesting that you mention about dawn and dusk for tench. When I was a kid, I used to fish on the lake at Bramshill Police College. My dad and I used to catch 4lb plus tench all day and big bream too. I liked to use an old swingtip. There was some big Pike too. It's not far from you, maybe you can make enquiries.

Good film and nicely put together for an old git . Man alive you cook up some great food , your not bad at fishing either .

Looks really good fun really enjoying watching

Great stuff 😊

Graeme's the man keep it up

I’ve fished that same swim at Horcott a couple of times. Great tench fishing. Thrilled to see Graham fishing the same spot!

Some of my favorite parts of your vids are when you cook up a lunch. lol.

I love ur videos I. Watch you all the time ❤️❤️

Don't even need start watching this to know it going to be good. Will be watching to the end

Good video, I’ve been watching your videos since before 2013. I learned carp fishing and casting from your videos. What do you think about throwing in “catch and cook” and some adventurous content? I’d love to watch that in your videos as one of your dedicated subscribers.

Can’t wait for part 2

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Mike is loading it now for about 10am tomorrow.(Saturday)

Would love to see you come down to Cornwall some day

should have put a float rod out for the close in one , well done mate.

Think GP is at his best beach fishing reminds me so much of malate father tight lines

Have you ever almost accidentally mixed up a little lunch with fish bait, all those containers !!!! ;) have a great day

i would be eating those perch. All day long. Love perch. Prob one of my favorite fish to eat.

I always find I take the most gear with me when I go chasing the big bream on reservoirs. My rods, tackle, bivvy, bed, food and all the usual stuff is the fairly standard barrow load but it's the tons of bait that really adds to the weight. Taking 10kg+ of groundbait, a big sack of pellets, a couple of kilo of corn, pints of maggots, casters, worms and a few tins of meat requires a whole other long walk round the lake but if you want to keep the attention of a big roving shoal of large bream entertained long enough to reap the rewards you've really got to shovel the bait in.

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I remember that with the Irish Bream back in the early 1970's...saying was.."Irish Bream are only loyal to them that feeds them "....The shoals were so immense they would plough through half a sack of maize in 24 hours. Good days..I wonder if its like that over there now ?

@DjDolHaus86

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing from what I understand the fishing in Ireland is a shadow of its glory days for various reasons. The fluff flinging is still as popular as ever but the coarse fishing has somewhat fallen by the wayside. If you ever find yourself on holiday in the region of bude/Barnstaple I can point you in the direction of some enormous roach and bream, wrong coast of the county for a guided tour but I can point you in the right direction.

@awilderireland

2 жыл бұрын

I'm afraid the coarse fishing is but a shadow of its former self. Of course there are always places off the beaten track but... Some of the reasons: A lot of poaching took place due to high levels of immigration from countries who eat coarse fish. Also Bream have become much scarcer due to the spread of roach as have our beautiful Rudd and Rudd/Bream hybrids. After the initial spread of roach to almost everywhere in the 70's and 80's it has settled down. The problem now is we are left with roach/bream hybrids as the dominant species instead of true bream. Where you do find shoals of bream they tend to be of a smaller size than in the past. The days of massive shoals of slabs averaging 4 or 5 lbs are largely gone. The spread of zebra mussels has led to clear water in lakes that were previously cloudy. In some waters the bream are still there but night fishing is your best bet. As I said there are always places off the beaten track and waters where there is decent fishing for hybrids. But Bream and Tench aren't as easy to find as they once were. We have some commercial fisheries now. Something I thought I would never see! But it is still a great place to find natural waters. You just need to keep your expectations in check. We still get some UK Anglers coming over. Many have been coming since the old days. And often come for the craic as much as the fishing. I think two factors reduced the numbers coming over. The poorer fishing and the advent of the carp and commercial scene in the UK. Not many want to haul tackleboxes and bait over styles and fields like in the old days. Of course we have plenty of venues where you can park up and fish. But you probably get my drift.

So far my biggest Tench was 8lb, so watching this with great interest:)

love it 23 red and 17 white maggots hahaha

Thumbs up!!! Clark

Every time im fishing at a peg i do feed very close by and just keep observing while fish other rods away, if fish moves in, im moving also, usually that's the biggest ones feeding that way

Nice to see you to see you nice

What a gentleman great

This new theme tune is absolutely banging!!

Love tench

As a beginner I can’t wait to get to the level of a overnight with three rods catching tench!

Top man

Man this guy really knows how to get the fish out of the water! Just pulling them out like crazy.

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

You need to watch Part 2 tomorrow,Saturday 10am GMT (I hope !!!)

@CampingwithSamBananas

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing Looking forward to it, Graeme!

At 45.50 I thought that black dog was the famous 'Gloucester Big Cat' for a split second!😾

A Teflon Sandwich 👍😂 at least it will seal your inner threads

Sound of those boilies... BLUDLDLDLDUUB

Big green ones are good

Mr. Graham some of us are not boys I love fishing I watch more of you than your son you can make me laugh weather your fishing or chores keep it up

Next time you see that Tackle delivery guy can you let him know that I really like his Orange Watch! Thank you.

My mate dave reckons he was out there walking his prince albert one night, and got his maggot caught on a hook while he was dogging, and ended up in A & E all night!

My door step that need to try it

No ones going to steal your tackle Graham!!!

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

They would probably leave me something instead..I've had match anglers give me bags of groundbait and expensive hookbaits leftovers I guess they feel sorry for my one loaf of bread and supermarket sweetcorn. Don't get me wrong I still throw it all in the water ,I'm not proud ,it all gets eaten by the fish and if its free so much the better.

@borderlands6606

3 жыл бұрын

The fish don't care if your tackle is from Hardy or Lidl, so long as the last 12" is presented nicely.

@robfnet

3 жыл бұрын

Agree Borderlands, but rods and reels that are a joy to use aren't expensive anymore. When I worked as a Saturday lad in a tackle shop I was buying team daiwa float rods and stradic carp rods. They still do me well to this day. But no longer so you need to spend £150 on a rod to get a good action, £60 these days can buy great handling rods.

@borderlands6606

3 жыл бұрын

@@robfnet I don't think Graham's tackle is too bad, it's just well used. A lot of rod blanks are generic with different fittings as the price goes up. He (and I) come from an era where you repaired things, now people simply buy another one. Very few people did that in cane days, a quality rod and reel was a serious investment for a working man. Watercraft has been replaced by branding and cookie cutter tactics. Graham's gear may have seen better days but his thinking is spot on.

Just looked at the website for the lakes, seems very reasonably priced.

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I think it is for the fish that are in there. Mind you I was there last night trying to get a big Tench on the large lake,failed miserably,but had some cracking Rudd..Its the way it is with fishing..every trip is different.

Anyone recommend a reel for carp fishing that’s not going to brake the bank

Big green fish, oh no, what could it be? I must watch the video...

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

The first tip is ,it begins with a "T",and no,its not Tarpon.

@markod1719

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing and it could be a t.... Tench :)

I much prefer coming fishing with you at home watching on my phone mate, I do so much better 😂

👍Beer, pizza TA fishing👍

Good vid keep it up. Question. What’s ur PB carp and catfish?

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Carp I think was a 35lb River Mirror,its in the trailer,Cat I think was 122 or something.Biggest we had on the trip was 180lbs. What we call a 3-man lift for the camera. But don't get me wrong, don't class me a specimen hunter ,I appreciate any fish,whatever the size,I don't go round taregeting the biggest fish,my head would get cross threaded with boredom and disappointment. Depends what each person classes as a "big" fish. Once you have crossed the 1000lb barrier the term "big" really starts to take a back seat. Its all relative. Enjoy each one.

@keme7806

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing haha there some good fish mate my biggest carp had to be 15Ib at old hough haven’t had any cats yet.

Was a little worried you didn't have any shot or putty on that left hand rod with the pop up on it. It would have been up in the water the length of your hooklink. Small zig. Or did I miss you putting that on ?

Great video as always what is the name of the lake

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I say at the start..Horcott.