Almost 500 vieuws and only 63 likes, people should be ashemed about them selfs. This man menages to put at least one saving tip in all of his videos, and he made a ton! So Hail to the saving King and keep them thumbs up!

@kingofrs125

3 жыл бұрын

Them 437 r salt water anglers I’m one of them 😂 hate the fresh water stuff

@JamesLewis-gg6yq

2 жыл бұрын

This is comment is spelt, written and is a travesty

Blimey! If Pullen had been rapid firing his catapault at Hastings in 1066 the Normans would have been sent packing and he'd have been knighted.

@davebriggs610

3 жыл бұрын

lol

@seankirk333

3 жыл бұрын

Excellent reply... made me chuckle thanks

@davidshaw442

3 жыл бұрын

That what I thought!!

My Friday night viewing sorted....Thanks Graeme!

Each week is like waiting for christmas to arrive, and the time then goes so quick, every minute is packed with information, and no sooner it starts it comes to an end, and we wait for the next one. Thank you Graeme.

"You wouldnt see me sitting there apping or messaging"... we love you Graeme!! 😂

This is why I love this channel 👌🏼 a proper knowledgeable fisherman who doesn't care about the latest best gear and most popular brand of baits. Had some great tips from previous videos and always cracking content keep it up 👍

This is the best channel on KZread - simply no nonsense.

No fancy bait boats, spod rods, underwater technology, goo flavours and remote bite alarms. All this tech can put people off! Just good, proper fishing. Brill video!!

@likilikiki

2 жыл бұрын

Graham is a different breed but most specimen hunters starts out like him. I started out with a couple of spinner rods and some monkeyclimbers. Every time I went to the fishing shop I'd find something and I'd think to myself 'well that's pretty handy' Now I have a set of gear with which I can fish under any circumstances and I've been to swims where I caught 10+ fish with some very big carp which I absolutely wouldn't have caught without my bait boat. Don't get me wrong, I'm not knocking the way Graham fishes (heck, when I go float fishing for carp I use one of my Granddads old rod and reels must be around 45 y/o now) but it shouldn't be the other way around neither.

I wished I had a grandad. Just like you. 👍

This is the best channel for the beginner. You tell us what you're doing, why you're doing it, and how to do it. Then you actually show it. I've learned so much from the channel and it's actually showing results in my own fishing.

I just love Graham's outlook on Tackle etc... I must admit, I am a Tackle Tart, but slowly coming away from it, like clothing fashion too, I think it's age kicking in, I turned 41 lastweek and outlooks change in life... Its nice having lovely tackle, but so long as it does the job, thats all thats needed. lol also love how you try to hide makes and brands, then 2 seconds later we can all see what it is, lol, maybe use a plain bag Gaz, 90% of ppl know what they are anyways lol... ohhh I do love your videos, also makes me smile and cheers me up! keep doing you and doing your thing... one of the best KZread Fishing channels... PS your matt needs to go inside the baby cradle matie lol

Great video for the novice angler! Even as someone who isn't a novice it's great to watch, graeme is a national treasure!

As you said at one point Graham, " if you catch a fish, it's a bonus ". I often say that I don't go to catch fish, I just love the surroundings, and calmness of it all !! Escape from the daily pressures is priceless. Nice one Graham........ again !!!

Any tackle shop owners watching you, must break out in colds sweats :) ,, love it.

Once again GP, thanks a million for providing me (and others) with great entertainment on an otherwise mediocre Friday night, you are a REAL diamond.

Burry Hill it is my favourite.. No1

Hi Graeme, there is actually a reason to ban tents on lakes. Some disagree, some agree with it but the general rule is it's a mild deterrent of what's known as the "Argos angler" - basically cheap, easily broken gear. Most places want only people who know what they're doing to do a night session. If you're using a cheap tent & the ropes come loose at 2am, accidents can happen. Bivvies are usually a lot sturdier and robust than tents so there is less chance of someone doing themselves warm in the pitch black of night. I often wondered this myself as some tents (green ones too!) looked like they'd the job for me but after asking my local lakes, this is what they told me. These are lakes that don't sell tackle neither so no fooling me. Granted I think you rocked up with a tent that looked sturdy enough I don't think anyone would bother you about it. They just don't want you getting a 30 quid tent from Tesco and causing yourself warm in the pouring rain at 3am because it falls down.

Love all the videos and im a old carper from the 70s so I remember the old gear well but the reason people buy all the new gear is because they make it more comfortable and you will catch more fish but you don't have to use them

I have fished Bury Hill once many years ago. One of the small lakes. Lovely place. Carp fishing has now sadly swamped our local lakes and I actually get comments when I pop down and floatfish with my small kit and stool. Even the swims are being urbanised to the size of a bobby with hedges cut accordingly. Even the fish get names there caught so many times. We have one 40+lb been out 5 times this year and that can’t be good for the fish☹️. It seems like anglers have forgotten other pleasures of fishing with ultra light tackle and catching other species. The cost of some of the tackle is astronomical and I’ve even seen a bivvy with a television Ariel, I go fishing to get away from all that rubbish!! Keep entertaining us Graeme , always enjoy watching you! Even the lockdown videos were great entertainment mate, thank you!

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I know exactly what you mean..I once saw a guy set up an enormous kitchen tent next to his bivvy...he might as well have driven a caravan up to the lake and fished out the window...

Thank you, Graeme. I love all your videos, you never fail to make me smile even when I don't feel like smiling. These longer adventures though I love so much, thank you for all your hard work that I know goes into making these films. :-)

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

No problem,pleased you enjoy them and thanks for taking the time to comment..more films to come.

@matthewbeddow3278

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing Thanks Graeme

Graeme I like and watch nearly all your videos I go carp fishing and sea fishing in fact any kind of fishing I am 67 yrs old and been fishing since I was 5 and I know that the only thing squid is good for is, Tipping off black lug good god man you eat things any sane man would not turn over with a stick Seriously old boy keep em coming you are a true legend

Great vid TA. The music at the start is BRILLIANT my man

Well done Graeme after all the ups and downs it was one of the most enjoyable videos I've watched in years Thank you so much

Hey I find that when you have to use a big carp net tuck the net into the gap where the Y is. The weight of the fish will push it down into the net. Saves the net hanging down hitting stuff or tearing you arm off.

loved the vid. A little advice - not on fishing but on cooking. Max heat and ca.15-20 sec. to cook that squid :-)

Always something to learn from these videos. And that deck chair reminds me of sitting in my Grandad’s garden in Lymington! Thank you!

Love all your videos but long, freshwater overnighters are my favourite. Happy days

Graeme, it's me again. I think we should try to use baits sooner. The carp deserve fresh food.

Salt of the earth very enjoyable video thanks Graeme

I remember getting my first heron bite indicator in 1978 wired it to a extension box to reach inside my polythene golf umbrella (bivvy)🤣 had to pack it with cotton wool because the sound was that loud when it went off the bloke in the next lake struck!!!!

Perfect timing on the upload Graeme, Option 1 - movie with the other half, yawn.. .. Option 2..watch an episode of TA latest fishing adventures.... Yep. It was a no brainer and totally awesome. Thanks for sharing great video as always.

Hello Graeme, fished in the same swim, many trips there its only a fifteen min drive, lovely lake though, might visit there later in the year, thanks for all the work, and the fun, you really know your stuff, all the best.

A nice bit of relaxation with some vicarious fishing. Oh, and Graeme, I have a wonderful recipe for carp! Carefully dress and filet a good sized carp, and affix the filet to a fresh red cedar board. Season with salt, pepper and a bit of lemon, and put in an icebox for about twelve hours. After twelve hours, remove from the icebox, and pan fry both board and fillet in garlic butter. When golden brown, discard the carp and eat the board... (I know, that one is so old it has dinosaur doin's all over it, but I couldn't resist.)

@itatane

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexgriffin8399 From my experience here in the US , they used to be considered a poor folks food, and there was a certain amount of stigma attached to eating carp (hence the old joke). However, this is mostly because people don't prepare them properly. They need to immediately get put on ice, and the bloodline needs to be removed. They are also sensitive to pollution, which can make them taste manky. Since they are an oily fish, they are a treat beer battered, deep fried and served with fresh chips and a pint. I am partial to a Harviestoun's "Old Engine Oil" and Theakston's Old Peculier, but, horses for courses.

Thank you Graham great video and very helpful info. If you had no rod, line or bait I suspect that you would jump into the lake and start walking around it looking for a fish using your bare hands. 😉👍🍻

My all time favourite fishery - if I had to pick just one place to fish the rest of my life this would be it. Sadly I'm living too far away now to go there more than once a year or so... lovely to be taken back there by TA fishing

@sayyamzahid7312

2 жыл бұрын

Vasco

Another great video by greame. Always great advice with a good sense of humour👍🏻

@sayyamzahid7312

2 жыл бұрын

I live in Karachi Pakistan and I like your comment send 10 month ago

Friday night viewing sorted

My favourite time as a novice carp fisherman was when I had two odd rods, reels, bite alarms and a canvas brolly. People left me alone because I was obviously a noob. A noob who learned to catch carp consistently on the quiet. My friends used to give me space which made me a much better angler even though I didn't spend half the time chatting. A loner with fish on the bank. A very happy man.

@robertmitchell9415

3 жыл бұрын

I once bumped into a local legend on the Pit I was fishing, couldn't believe he was the demon angler I was told he was, three different rods, different reels, different buzzers, little pots of canary seed soaking, and a few hook baits, what a joke I thought! Next morning no carp for me, six carp for Cooperman! I learnt something that session.

@stuart207

3 жыл бұрын

@@robertmitchell9415 people see a popular bivvy, rods, pod ect and instantly you are a fellow "angler" who invites conversation (distraction) just by the first impression, imho usually all the gear no idea. When you have a bunch of mismatch gear people leave you alone. I never take my eyes off the water, all it takes is seeing a fish quietly roll to put them in your net. Social fishing is just that I never expect to put fish on the bank, its funny because I got a reputation for being antisocial 😂 among my friends who was known for out catching them despite using the same rigs, bait ect, they never twigged why...

@robertmitchell9415

3 жыл бұрын

@@stuart207 seems like we have trod a similar path 😉

@stuart207

3 жыл бұрын

Amen brother 👍

Always makes my day to see you've posted a video, keep up the fantastic work! :)

Keeping it real with the tackle graham so many tackle tarts with no water craft out there love the vids m8 😊🤙🤙

Your fishing equipment is very good, you caught a big and beautiful fish, congratulations fisherman.👍🎣😉

Love these videos, pure magic.

I sincerely appreciate the amount of effort you put in to your videos to both inform and entertain us. This one looked like a herculean effort and provided us with great entertainment. Surely you must have to make several trips to the car to bring all your equipment to the bank, then you have to set it all up (rods, filming gear and the "tent"). Then after the session take it all down run it back to the car in the pouring rain. Yet you make better productions than the BBC without any support. You are a legend and thanks for continuing to provide high quality content for us to enjoy.

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

It can be a bit of an effort doing it all on my own,but the best item I have is Mike's trolley thing...it really is useful at my age. Can't think why I never had one before.(Still took 2 trips to the car/swim on this trip though,the bivvy and all that Carpy stuff takes up space).

Love the experts comments 😀 😄

Hi Graham , im a new sub. I found your channel after I came out of hospital and started my long road to recovery.. Love your videos, making my way through them all.. You've proven to me that you don't need to spend thousands to catch good fish.. Keep it up mate.... ps.. A series 2 of your Man Alone in your boat would be great 👍

Indonesia is here steady greetings from us traditional anglers🙏👍👍

Great video 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿

Been a pleasure old Boy, broken rods still work.

brilliant. funny thing is i had this swim today ! thanks Graeme

Hey Graeme, I was on the fence on piling in tons of boilies on long sessions and just started using PVA bags/stockings to be more economical with the bait going in and I like the idea of the groundbait snowballs. Nice to see these tactics work, I'm a Yorkshireman so makes sense not spending so much to nick a bite. Great video mate!

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I started just firing out a random pva stocking and hookbait last year to save on loose boilies,found I seemed to catch just as much . Mind you it was on waters where everyone was belting out boilies so I feel the Carp are well used to someone feeding them regularly ...just not me.

Thanks Graeme always a treat

Fantastic, again!!

Thx Graeme , Another Great Vid nice fish , love the cooking too . Just watched while waiting for my float to disapear :)

hello Graeme , a great video s usual , my wife and children have just bought me a bed and bivvie for my 60th after getting back into fishing this last year and a half ,.TAF has been so insperational to me in that time,so thank you both so much for that,but getting more to the point and i know that you have mentioned so many times but these companies should be giving you gear to try it could only be better for amateur pleasure anglers but a bit better for there buisiness , only my thoughts but there you go , keep the great work.

I enjoy all your blogs Graham

i love the long videos sets up my whole evening

Brilliant as always 👍

Broken rods are the way forward graham. Lol. You had me in stitches. Well done on the carp.

Man I love your videos. with all the turmoil in the world and here in the states it is so enjoyable to be able to relax and watch you fish heck you even make home repairs fun to watch lol thanks for what you do

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy the films..stay safe over there...

@joerob3449

3 жыл бұрын

TA Fishing thanks sir.

Awesome stuff Graeme. If it’s got one ring left I’ll fish it. Love it. 🤣😂🤣🤣😂

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

I would fish with the reel if had to.

Hi fella I think I fished that swim more than 30 year ago and caught my biggest bream to date estimated to be well over 10lb also had some good zander from that lake. Back up north now and we dont have anything like that round my way so took up the fly. Tight lines love both channels guys. Martin

Great stuff - secondhand bed, rods, bivvy absolute star. Best way to go fishing. Recycle and reuse - I have rods 25 to 30 years old and they have scratches, chips, nicks but stlll land 30lb carp 👌

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly..old saying is.."Don't mend it ...if its not broken "..I don't even bother with rod bags now and haven't varnished the rods for years...The fish don't seem to mind.

Next summer, try a reflective tarp over your tent to keep it cool. It also helps to keep it warm in the winter. Loved the scenery. Best to you kind sir.

If you're only looking to drop a couple of boilies next to your hookbait, you can also get pva string. It's a little bit cheaper.

Great video Graham. 😀👍🍀

Great video as always!!

Great video again graeme! I think the answer to your no tent rules question is... The no tent rules prevents 'casuals' from night fishing who are only there to drink and be a pain etc... Anyone with the correct equipment eg. A bivvy are more likely to have taken angling up as an actual hobby and will respect the wildlife and other anglers. All the best👍

loving em Graham keep em coming👍👍👍

I love a friday. Best vids on youtube.

Waiting all day love the vids as always and thank you

Love the carping films gotta love the dark side keep up the good work 🎣👍

Well done Graham long haul over night ,you can get some shut eye now till next one ,Always enjoy and many thanks for sharing.

great video. I am going carp fishing tomorrow and this is just what i need for tonight. thanks for great content, always. Regards from Copenhagen, Denmark.

@carassiuscarassius140

3 жыл бұрын

Same here in Aarhus ;)

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck with the trip..I just got back from Catfishing and nailed two,so well pleased.

Very good video thanks you

You know he’s living the life🇬🇧👍

Bury hill. Good fishing

Hi Graham, absolutely love the TA fishing show! Think your a great personality to watch and the tips you give are invaluable too. I’m new to carp fishing and wanted to ask how you fish with two rods in the same swim without tangling either after casting or when hooking up and a fish swimming around your other line? Thanks for the amazing output and dedication you have to fishing, your a real inspiration! Thanks, Jono.

Excellent video Graham 👍🎣. A dame shame with the broken rod top 😟. Could of hit a couple of those, feeding of the surface. Nice job dealing with the mishaps, trills and tribulations of fishing 🎣. Well done 👍🤘👍

"Excuse me, I think I'm using a normal fishing rod that's not broken this time..." Classic Pullen. LMAO! 😂

thanks graeme for the vid a long one to have a great weekend

Another great video Graeme

Just started following ,absolutely love watching your videos

Bream get a royal treatment from you, they are so slimy I keep them out of my net. Also, thanks for sharing your knowledge and explaining everything.

One of your best Graeme ! So much info re bivvy etc. Thank You !

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Sound was a bit off but I thought the info might help beginners .

@spatewater

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing I get the feeling that ,tackle makers (probably all out of the same factory , same as TV screens) are having us on. Now a bivvy is no good without a wrap ETC ETC

Love you to bits. Xxxx

Brilliant video yet again graeme keep them coming going to get myself some baileys no1 to try next week

I have a bevvy bed and I don't use it becoz i take my layback garden chair so I can have up right or laying down and it's cheap to ok i get the wife telling me of when I take it fishing but it's ok lol but I do love watching TA fishing and outdoor TA as well great guy's

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Regular garden bedchairs work as well.

@bgmedia4199

3 жыл бұрын

@@TAFishing oh absolutely and I never leave home without it

@Super4026

3 жыл бұрын

Not for regular carp anglers

Another excellent video Graeme, thanks for making Friday night bearable again. Don't you just hate it when the rain comes and it's time to pack away? It's happened on my last three trips.

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Packing up in the wet can be soul destroying,plus drying it all out in the garage.

Michael's fancy carp rods broken but the ol trusty avons from 30 years ago still going strong!

Nash Bolt Machines for distance Surface fishing great video fished off the punts when i went love the fishery

What a legend 👊🏻😎

Some great advice there greyo cheers pal 👍

Nice video. Thank you for sharing it. You have my support. :))))

Good vid Graham

Legend has it this lake is almost as ancient as his tackle and tactics, The golf ball groundbait by the looks of it too.

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

and his clothes !! and have you seen the state of his car ?...and its not even camouflage green...got to be 10 years old if its a day.

i love these vids

The nash and korda team disliked this video 🤣🤣 I stumbled across it and was pleasantly surprised , keep up the good work !

Graham subject of broken rods how about a video on fitting new line guides

Nice video x

Hi Graeme,came across your channel by accident.Fantastic,great educational videos for children and beginner anglers.Keep up the good work.😁

@TAFishing

3 жыл бұрын

Its there to help hopefully....I feel I try to put something back into fishing,rather than just take it out.

@sayyamzahid7312

2 жыл бұрын

Chris Kyle died in the battle rip