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@daverobertsss

5 жыл бұрын

Out of curiosity do you know anything about your Pullen family background. Reason for asking is that I have the Pullen's in my tree from early 1600's coming from Tytherington in Gloucestershire

@thomasmccormick399

4 жыл бұрын

What about fishing northcoast of n. Ireland

@markmeyer9897

Жыл бұрын

Any chance of seeing more pier fishing films they fun to watch

Hi Graeme, No wonder so many people are Subd. Your very grounded and your genuine passion really shines through. No1 all the way. Steve in Fife.

I don’t think there is anybody else that covers so many aspects of fishing .a lifetimes worth of experience hope it continues for many years 🍻🎣

My son is 4 years old... if I can be half the Dad you were (and are) then I consider myself happy. Respect.

Rodfather is back

@ianfrostie

5 жыл бұрын

All hail the RodFather!

@geo-s-8530

5 жыл бұрын

love it

@jlk7107

5 жыл бұрын

Haha

Greame is that rare angler who could catch something in the sink. Can't get out at the moment so watching this video I feel like I've had a day out fishing with a mate. Thanks Graeme keep up the good work, you give many people great pleasure.

That tip for freeing the lead by pulling the rod parallel with yourself is a quiet piece of genius, had I known this years ago I'd have saved myself a couple of 2oz knocks in the plums! Keep the content coming Graeme, great to see you out on the shore again!

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

Made my eyes water just reading that...I was imagining a grip lead in that region !

@davidcollett7511

5 жыл бұрын

Surely that's common sense!

You have done a good job of not letting the wind at the mic.

"I'm going into that mushy rag worm packet again - yuk. Let's see what's in there!" Cut to Graeme eating from a wrapper. "Mmmm that's good. I've got to eat."

I’ll be honest. I mainly come here for the banter. Graeme’s like your fun uncle that didn’t take me fishing as a kid 😭

Thanks t.a.f great vid again thanks for the effort you put in your vids from some one who can't get out and about much at the minute but you just make a dark and windy night a lot brighter thanks again for the effort you and your son puts in

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy the films...plenty more to come.

@jasonpeters9390

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks t a f

Brilliant film Graeme, a living legend.

Ok, now I understand where your son gets his ease of explaining things to perhaps some folks what aint got a clue. You boys are refreshin to listen to. Love it when you work together.. pure. God bless

I would watch anything you made Graeme. Great work. Keep it up

Graeme, at the risk of making myself looking even more stupid than normal, I've been looking after my Dad since he found out he had cancer last November. He's in and out of Hospital and we know it's only a matter of time now, So I'd just like to say "Thankyou" to you and to Mike for easing some of my stress by providing these great videos to watch. If it wasn't for you two I don't think my brain would ever switch off from the misery caused by the cancer. It's nice just to come home after seeing Dad and relax and watch another Father and Son doing what we used to do. All the best and keep the videos coming "It really is appreciated". Matt

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Matthew,Certainly not looking stupid ,and so pleased to hear the films we put out are providing at least some form of escapism in your time of stress. We get quite a few pm's as well saying pretty much the same thing from others,and to be honest just your comment alone is enough incentive to make me go out and make another film. I know exactly where you are coming from as my own Dad went at the tender age of 53...same thing.....we used to go fishing together,and one of my main problems was the loss of an old super 8mm film we made learning to fly fish in which we both went into Goon Show voices and fell around laughing. I wish I had that footage now to show Mike so he realises if his Grandfather had a screw loose and me as well then there is every hope he has the same sense of stupidity as well...I lost my Grandfather,father and other stuff inside the same year and thought my brain was totally cross threaded ...but if you think positive,give your brain a good kick up the backside you will undoubtedly come out the other side of it...Keep watching the films...plenty more to come !.Graeme (Check out Mike's "Show us your steak"film on T.A. Outdoors...Its motto is..."You are not alone"

@matthewtanner9823

5 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing Thanks Graeme, I lost my Mum back in 2015 at the young age of 64 to septicaemia and the one thing she taught me is there are always those worse off than yourself. Your sense of humour's yours and Mike's are pretty much the same as mine and my Dad's so watching your videos is like watching one of us. I managed a couple of hours drop shotting (Yes I'm also becoming addicted to Mike's Fishing ways as well as yours) and although I didn't catch anything on (My first time doing it) it was nice just to get out somewhere quiet and escape everything for a few hours. My Dad has had a care package put in place now so hopefully things will get a little easier for me now and I can get a bit more fishing done. I haven't caught a pike in over 40 years of fishing so I'll be out after one of those soon. Many thanks for your kind reply. Matt

Only one thing that saves the blank on a Friday night, it's got to be yet another awesome video. ✓✓✓✓

Really been looking forward to this Graeme 🦈TA fishing🦈 🎣 👍

Great stuff as usual...Thank you Graeme and Mike

Top man Mr P. Thanks mate.

Got to be best entertainment show on u tube, never fails to raise a laugh and educate us all as well. Fantastic Graeme as usual.

“I’m on Jesus Christ” 😂🤣 said every fisherman ever

Nice fishing 🎣 loving the solo missions, love filming alone it’s more of a task an more fun 🤘

Cheers Graeme, nice one. No excuses , gone fishing .

Great video as always. Enjoyed

FANTASTIC GRAEME...great show i look forward to fridays

Rest In Peace John Wilson. Another fishing legend

Great vid thanks for the time you spend to Make them 👍

Nice job searching then pier for a bite, thanks for sharing!

another top quality video lots of good info aswell keep it TA FISHING

Another great video indeed ! Love them all , best wishes indeed, Keep those videos coming . Awesome ..

The Rodfather on pier aswell perfect friday night

Awesome as usual Graeme. You guy's just don't do boring. It was a bit disconcerting when you told us that you were dipping into your frozen mushy ragworm, and the very next shot you were eating, I thought wow that's dedication. But you spoiled it by telling us it was a sausage bap instead lol. Thanks for the video TA.

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

I missed seeing that when I did the edit,must have looked a bit strange as others mentioned it ...I guess you could eat live Ragworm though..plenty of protein in a survival situation..I'll try some on Mike in one of his T.A.Outdoors Brushcraft episodes.

Looking forward to this one 😋😋😋😋

Excellent video thanks Mr T🎣A👍

Excellent video. Please keep up the great work!!

Nice video with some nice information at the end for beginners and us landlocked that would love to sea fish. Good job!

Best get the kettle on! Nice long video! Thank you!🎣

Nice to see you 'Tod Wanging' the ground bait Graeme and looking cool in da hood bro :) Please don't ever stop making Friday nights so special !!

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

"Tod Wanging".?? Is that not a criminal offence ??? Sounds like it is a description for throwing (wanging ) something out,but I don't know what the "Tod" could be ..........Yeah man I know amma lookin' da cool bro wiv dah oodie...I need to get me sum shades..know wot I mean ?? and get ma finga signin radical so everywun know I am the man on the pier !!..Dey wont disrespect me no more when I drag in da 2 pound pollock...know where I'm coming from bruv.......T/A...IS...."THE WAY" !! I am so kool,...extra cool cos I forgot to wear my rad longjohns from M& S ....Ma bits is freezin man,they like about to hit da concrete !!!..OOOOPPS !..They jus dropped off an a seagull nailed em !!!

@David-sb7vg

5 жыл бұрын

Well you substitute your spoon for a 3 - 4 foot long stick and the ground bait for a piece of mud and you wang it for all you’re worth. It’s only illegal if you hit the number 5 bus :)

I thoroughly enjoy your posts ... makes me wish I lived nearer to the sea than in the middle of the West Midlands !

Your camera kit works really well in low light conditions, still crystal clear, thanks for doing these videos I love watching them even though I am not a fisherman .... yet :)

Totally awesome Friday!

Excellent vid, enjoyable watch.

Waiting all week

You buddy are totally Awesome... love your shows .. cheers Chris & Sam

Got hussain on there, mr bolt 🎣😁 love it

Big fan from South Africa

Great video, love the channel! Tight lines from Maine, USA

another good video keep it up

Nice work 🐟🎣

19:40 Haha Norman the nut. :)

Loved the video as usual totally awesome fishing .. been fishing off the west coast (Ireland) very quiet atm poor result on the mackerels this year. keep up the great work thank you for your time and effort and tight lines my friend..🎣

@dannyflint5746

3 жыл бұрын

Think he just likes to experiment different rigs and baits

Best vid

Excellent 😁

Great video mate you are the UK's fishing guru 😁 and I love winter fishing down brixem pier at night but you have to watch it with the rats

Great video love sea fishing ones . Got a text from my wife saying your beer and sandwich is ready on table and new T A fishing video is on pause ready for when I get in lol.

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

Alpha male material...good for you...get those priorities right...sounds like your other half has certainly got you sorted.

Loving 'pierwise' Graeme! :-)

Love the use of the bolt , took me back 35 years My mate and I used to use old spark plugs. We would fish in the Thames with what ever tackle and rods we could cobble together Good days...

Legend

If you head out to the lighthouse at Berryhead ( not on the breakwater ) there is an unused quarry that is a popular fishing spot. Well worth a visit. I enjoyed watching the video.

Graham... the Salty Squid is from a very humble and nice youtube fishing couple that go by Senkoskipper. They home-dry and ship the Super Salty Squid by hand and from home. Do a search for them and hopefully do a collab and/or simply get to know each other as friends. I love their enthusiasm! Just a note...

@zimmhone

5 жыл бұрын

It would be a blast for them (me too) to know we can get it in Europe too!

@Jaak_the_Belgian

5 жыл бұрын

A patron of the TAF patreon crowd offered Mike & Greame to send them some of Senko's salty baits. I did some research and found links about the import regulations for stuff like this. It is apparently possible to import these salty dried baits.

leads pulling from snags is no joke as you said graeme, a friend of mine was hit in the eye with 5oz weight while fishing southend pier abt 20yrs ago, split eye bloodshot eyeball concussion the works a bad day on the pier that one, great video and advice

@davidcarey3176

5 жыл бұрын

Enjoyed this video. Would like more pier fishing

We used to rig up with rag on a hook set up and put them in money bags from the bank and freeze them all up take them out one of a time and fish that way when there was no fresh. Love the video's mate 👍🎣🎣👍

Graeme you have made day with this video, I was down Brixham a few weeks ago, about forty feet to Mr. Pullen's right in the video. Few tips: Breakwater car park is the most beautiful parking in the country, and easy walk to breakwater. Brixham Tackle is a really friendly shop, great place. Sea side of wall is ultra snag, possible good size congers. Float is good fun for most spring-autumn. Mackies there till mid autumn on a good day. Expect Pollack and wrass. Floated Mack strip or Rag will get you at least small pollack/wrass/gar/Mak in the summer, great for kids or beginners. ****Best chips in Devon from the cafe at Breakwater Cafe. If you know about their chunky chips, you know what I'm talking about!!!!*****

Nice to see you in Brixham. You're just down the road from where I live actually. But you could try sometime if you come back is fishing opposite the oil jetty with something like life prawn or worm, you often get bass and wrasse their as well

Those skerries eels work well but they could do with a slightly tougher version like some of there other plastics as they do get destroyed pretty quick

Fantastic video again Graeme. Devon is my neck of the woods. Chartered many a boat out of Brixham over the years to do some great sea fishing for pollock/ cod etc. Never fished of the harbour wall though so found this vid very informative. Keep up the good work mate. Tight lines.

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

Many years ago Brixham was the top Conger Eel port when the boats went out wrecking. Who remembers the boat..was it "Our Unity" skippered by John Trust and Ernie Passmore ?? Someone out there must remember...incredible big Conger and Ling catches.

@jonnyb.484

5 жыл бұрын

TA Fishing Over the last few years out of Brixham the lads and I have chartered a boat called Spot on which is skippered by a chap called Ross. He built the boat himself with his father. He is excellent at taking you to the wrecks which actually have fish unlike some skippers who always come out with the classic "If only you were here yesterday the fishing was fantastic" line. We have always had great fishing with Spot on but as you can imagine he is very popular and trying to get a slot is quite hard, but if you're in the area and can escape the wife for a day I highly recommend him.

Try the Point up at Teignmouth just up the road, plenty of parking and you might see a tanker going into the harbour.

We need to see you abroad one time after some monsters! An I genuinely think your the funniest bloke on KZread!

The "Plovers" are Turnstones .. They get very tame around the coastal areas in the South West. The other little "warbler" was a Rock Pipit. Again very common around the coast. Great video as always :)

What a Trooper you are , filming are Passion for fishing.

That's cool man my dad used to fish for Ballan rass

Top man

fished about 100 here further up with my ..any fish any where..rod...had a good time with the wrasse. don't often get a chance to sea fish...

Well, what an episode! I enjoyed it all. Might even get my sea gear out and have a dabble. I'm with you on the parking issue. In Yarmouth they are killing business with it! That, and silly entry prices to attractions. Cheers Graeme

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

I had a walk in the illuminated arcade in Paignton where we stayed...I was mortified to see most of the machines,video games etc want a pound a go !!!....How much must it cost a family with 2/3 kids in tow on a summer holiday,and that's without candy floss,ice cream,soft drinks,chips and the rest of it.....There's a lot to be said for taking the family camping !!

@davidharvey5672

5 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing often the people that come are struggling to make ends meet. The money for parking represents a good portion of what they have to spend.

Love your shows !!! We were taught in Nursing School that in rain with chill winds you will lose 40% of your core body heat via uncovered head, and another 20% via uncovered hands. This is why it is so important to cover head and hands immediately if you find someone suffering from hypothermia symptoms. Also one of the reasons the Mylar emergency silver blankets are sized as they are, only large enough to swathe the upper body and head, it is better to carry 2 silver blankets than one, and a pair of wool socks in same bag. Even if your feet feel "dry" it is an illusion, once the shiver response kicks in feet will sweat heavily and are the first point in deep hypothermia that the body re-releases warm core blood into. After dry socks put on use the old socks turned inside out to cover hands.

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

Good tips,thanks for that,it might help someone out in a bad situation.

I used the Samson lures this year in Aljezur Portugal. They are just great in rough conditions like the Atlantic.

Great video again, just goes to prove just because you don't catch fish with one method of fishing doesn't mean the fish ain't there. The piece about the leads seen a few folk nearly have serious injuries with shooting leads,

Love your fishing vids- especially when im stuck inside in this horid winter. Bill U.S. Michigan. Next tim im visiting my family in the U.K. I'm going to insist they take me out to wet a line.

Fished that spot in late September this year, every cast was a bass, not very big but every cast was a record for me.

Cracking video as always graeme! Heart was in my mouth when you stepped up onto the concrete! Be careful mate, i don't want my favourite fisherman suddenly disappearing! ! But otherwise brilliant session! Well done.

The wrasse (UK Sp) in my aquarium when the lights go out find a rock ledge and lay down on their sides for the night. If I put the lights back on, their colour is much faded and they take a while to start becoming active, sleep of a sort i suppose, the tropical wrasse do this to some will burrow in the sand for the night.

spark plus work great

We have Usain on the line. LOL. It's been more than forty years since i last went sea fishing with my grandfather. Good times.

Hey Graeme Have you ever used or heard of rod fenders if not you should check them out great for peer fishing without a tripod

Love Brixham and the Torbay area. Try cockles when you can get them as they are a strong and great bait; must be fresh though as frozen ones don’t seem to work. All the best!

will you go fishing off of filey brigg at low tide please iv been fishing there years its brilliant :)

Used to fish there a lot, was not unusual to catch 3lb mackeral off the end in the 70's. That was a decent wrasse off of there. Plenty of big conger close in at night, getting them out of the snags is not easy though. Looks like there are still plenty of fish around there. Was a bit of nostalgia seeing this, great stuff.

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it,just a shame I never had time to fish on into the dark,as I think that would be the best time for bigger fish.

I was fishing 3 weeks ago the lead shot loose and it hit my glasses. If I didn't have my glasses on I'd have lost my eye lesson well and truely learnt.

hi graeme we go south coast every yr bournemouth or hastings way im a disabled kayak user and dont do big waves or steep beaches when putting in can u recommend some easy slip points pls easy walking and slips are very hard to find

Your not alone lol u got me

Just got all my squid fishing gear. Lures, light ,floating and waterproof. And a nice small but powerful battery. Lets hope squid frequent the Moray Firth. Wish me luck. I think I'm going to need it.

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

Spring tide.Full moon(few days either side) clear water.No wind....and some luck..watch the film to see how they work the lures.

@kwimreaperm1674

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Graham good info. And a great Informative channel.

110% right about putting people off coming with parking charges etc' especially in the winter when it is empty down the coast.

Excellent sea fishing videos,,Thankyou,,SB ,LANCASHIRE

Good advise on getting a snag. A few years ago me and my friend were fishing Cardiff bay before they built the barrage. He got snagged and lost his eye when the weight became dislodged whilst he was try to unsnag(probably not a word) his line.

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

I consider myself extremely lucky not to lose an eye myself,the lead came back in a millisecond and split my eyebrow open...bled like a pig..(Can I say that now ?..or will it upset the snowflakes ?)...anyway,I thought it worth pointing out as all anglers get snagged sooner or later and it might save someone a whole lot of stress...(The word "Unsnag" now forwarded to Oxford English for approval and inclusion !)

@ianjames8794

5 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing thanks.🙂

I love that Bolt rig Graeme. Thank God you took those lighter rigs with you or you would have been filming nothing on the other rods all day long. It's always good to fish for smaller fish and you never know when something bigger may come along and push the smaller fish out. You've got to be in it to win it. PS.......Del Boy would say that the Guy from Kiddy Wholesale is a "YUPPY" he would. "For sure, Ok".

The fish you caught at 39:22 isn’t a baby pollock, it’s a baby whiting

I wonder about the acoustics of the stone weights...I imagine lead makes a soft sound bumping on the bottom...whereas the stone might be pinging like sonar! Keep catching 'em!:) PS. LOL the mushy ragworm... cut to eating!

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

I didn't even see that while I was editing !!.Haha...One day I will eat something out of the wrong packet.

Great vid as always! Hope you didn't get demonetised for chopping those sprats :D

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

Haha..yep,the world is full of easily offended snowflakes...they must live in an entirely different universe to the rest of us.

That happened to me with a swivel I snapped it off on a snag and the swivel flew towards at a hell of a pace and went straight into my nucle

you didnt fancy Berry Head then hell of a walk back up with gear

@TAFishing

5 жыл бұрын

No,I didn't have the time. Wife and daughter off shopping in Plymouth,so I figured the breakwater would be the easy option.