Loved this one Graeme a bit of everything, Reminds me of out of town with the late great Jack Hargreaves brilliant thank you .

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Pleased you enjoyed it,working on another now.

Stream fishing episodes are my favorite episodes of TA Fishing!! Love your videos Graeme!

Brilliant video Graham. I love looking at old things too. Those old tents and that was brilliant. And you always make me hungry with cook ups, I was eating that sandwich with you. Lol😂🤣. Keep them coming Graham. 🎣🎣😉

410 is a little bigger than a pencil. The yellow one you have is a 20 gauge.

Really enjoyed watching keep them coming

Lovely to see so much life where urban meets rural. Lovely.

What a lovely small swim to extract all those fish! Brilliant top chap Graeme that chub is obviously a survivor. It must be a proper English chub, proud, hard fighting and not suffering fools! Brilliant to watch Graeme keep going chap you are inspiring.

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Years ago it was rammed with Chub,now alas a shadow of its former self,like so many rivers and streams.

@garyolsen3089

2 ай бұрын

​@@TAFishing top fish spotting, my local river "the dearne" litter filled and ruined. Scum everywhere no real understanding about fishing or life.

Another excellent "Documentary" Graeme, it's great to see a spot of fishing then onto oldy worldy machinery..10/10 👍

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

A full score for me...10 out of 10...I never got that at school,so many thanks. I will make myself a badge.,...more mixed films to come hopefully.

Hi Graeme. When I was a nipper, I used to get your books out of the library and read them cover to cover. Pured on by your articles in the fishing press, I took fishing as my main hobby.

Good mix of videos, love the tackle shack and enjoy the you and Grants advice on gear and tackle

Thank you for the upload Graeme, regards to the family 👍

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Thanks,more films to come hopefully.

Great to see that you are still going strong. Keep up the good work.

awsome bit of fishing nice chub🎣

Great to watch as always Sir! Big thanks to yourself and Grant for sharing your knowledge :) Loved the old stuff also thanks Mate.

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

More to come hopefully.

Loved the section on chairs, which I have never given much thought..... I believed back ache was a genuine receipt for a days fishing.

love it gramme

Another great video Graeme!

I've loved watching your videos for years. Cheers from New York state

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Hi there New York,pleased you like the films.

You remind me of my grandad he got me into fishing long time ago he's been gone 22 years,love your videos 👍

Haven’t watched yet but will do but really been enjoying the old engines you been visiting. 👍

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

I enjoyed filming them..something different and amazing the knowledge some of the men have to renovate old machinery and get it all working again. I imagine its a passion.

What ho namesake, those engines are tremendous and as for the smudgers cabin 😮 absolutely gorgeous

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

I guess the Smudgers cabin was where the charcoal watchers lived .

Ouch, those were some nice dace, had a good few of those recently on the river wallington.

Thanks for heads up on the outtask lamp..👍Think the bavins were for the hedgehog oven 😈

Hello Graeme, that was some session, the dace used to be full of fish that size on the Thames, and the Chub well say no more, great job mate, im off on the mole tomorrow, so will see, all the best mate.

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Good luck with it, it will probably becarrying a bit of colour but if you are on worm or red mags you might find it in your favour. Not long left now for the moving waters.

@cliveeariss880

2 ай бұрын

@@TAFishing Im going to fish flavourd meat, or cheese, and will take bread, so lets see, if I still have some magic, lol lol did I ever lol

Lovely chub 👌 used to be a lot of chub around like that.

Posting all these Summer fishing videos is getting me excited 😆

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Still a while to go before it really warms up. Seems a long time coming with all the rain we had this winter.

Isn't this the river you like swimming in 😂 great video fantastic 👏

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

You must have watched every film if you remember that one..Yes,the same river but it was much further downstream where I was dragged through the nettles by a monster Chub. Not a Chub in sight down there now...Changed so fast its just not true...Used to really good.

@markedmondson5441

2 ай бұрын

@TAFishing yes fishing is getting harder and harder particularly sea fishing .growing up fishing the river Mersey old school tackle we batterd the cod ever session week in week out over the winter 16lbs the pb not bad for a 15 Yr old .those days are long gone harfley a cod caught all winter. Sad times .but your whit and enthusiasm keeps us all going keep them coming love the videos smith get the kettle on ???

@mickhardstaff6605

2 ай бұрын

Can remember that one , bet it must be 8 years ago now , long time 😂

@markedmondson5441

2 ай бұрын

@mickhardstaff6605 2016 it was

Looks like that tripod light would be useful for autumn & winter beach fishing 👍

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

I will be giving it a good run to see just how long it lasts outside in colder temperatures. Most batteries have a shorter life in the cold.

That yellow one is a 20 bore. As well as the three you mention, 28 bore (between the .410 and 20 bore) are also common. You can find some rarer shotguns in 16, 10 and even 8 bore.

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

I never knew that, thanks for commenting.

Absolutely fantastic Graeme. I was actually looking at those heated insoles... I always like to try before I buy but unfortunately not so good with such things like this..😊 has anyone ever used them.. I've been doing a lot of river fishing on the Swale here in North Yorkshire.. and my feet are completely numb.. so something like this would be fantastic.. I presume you can get them from stars like Boots or ASDA or maybe a pharmacy? If anyone's reading this and you've used them feedback. It would be appreciated in advance?. Thanks for the amazing video Mr G

Cartridge sizes 10/12/16/20/28/410 and9mm garden gun.

Ahh, Chub. I was bitten by one many moons ago whilst trying to unhook it using my index finger. I knew a little about pharyngeal teeth, but it was only when I had a painful, bloody encounter with them I learned how powerful and sharp they are.

So fed up with the cold and wet, we flew out to Fuengirola south of Malaga for the whole of January & February. Only rained 3 times. Lovely and warm. Saw locals fishing off the beach but didn't see anything caught. Booked again for next year!

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Can't say I blame you. January to March in the UK is not the best of weather.

Thanks

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Thanks,and more films to come.

Yes G Man love the stream vids

The smaller cartridge I think is a 16 gauge Graeme.

Great spot that one, perfect for a nuce sized Chub or good sized rainbow trout! Quite an enjoyably little stream that! 👍Will u try Southsea jetty this summer for Mackerel it was teaming last year?

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

I am trying to think where Southsea jetty is ? (Obviously in or near Southsea) ,but I don't know any jetties there,unless you mean the one by the pipe in Langstone harbour. Answer is basically no,I probably won't fish that area in the summer.

nice one Graeme not sure about the sea weed though..and do you think it will stop raining? i am ni need of a hosepipe ban

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Its stopped for a couple of days in the South so I am cracking on with patio pointing ,but now Sat night/Sunday more rain.Garden is saturated. I looked at local river this afternoon,but if we get more I think its blown out until the end of the season next week. No river fishing for another 3 months.

So much interesting stuff in one film. That's quite a skill to catch big fish from a small stream without attracting the attention of the local kids. I also loved the random section with the old country stuff. Was that at the Weald and Downland Outdoor Museum by any chance?

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

No,at the Surrey one. Also there were kids throwing rocks into the swim on a rope about 10 yards upstream , annoying but I was lucky the fish were in a tight spot(and presumably deaf !!!.)

yellow is 20 guage. i use those for duck hunting. i have 410 and they are half the diameter of 20 guage. 410 is same width as a long colt 45❤ have those too

The red cartridge is a 12 bore, yellow cartridge is a 20 bore 410 is smaller

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for the comment. Sounds like they are colour coded.What colour would a 410 be ?

Too big for a 4/10, brilliant for rabbiting when I was younger about 50 years ago 😂😂😂

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

That's when I remember that size from. Rarely hear about that gauge now.

Are you on the Blackwater Graham?

12 gauge, 16 gauge, 20 gauge and 410, that shell you had there looked like a 16 or a 20 gauge…?

Graham what do you think it will take for the rivers to get back to how they was years ago? such a shame that so many just seem impossible to fish now

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Hate to say it but I don't think they will ever return to what they were years ago.Having experienced several different rivers with plague proportions of the Signal Crayfish I see no way any fry or fish eggs will ever survive to provide the next generation of fish.That's without the sewage going in,and lack of maintenance,fertiliser runoff etc..the list goes on.

You guys don’t have a 10 gauge over there?

Best to review that in the dark graeme then we get the full effect

The toe warmers work better on top of your toe’s

Jack Hargreaves landed just like the great Mr pullen

The guy on the traction engine looks very much like Kevin Nash. Is it him ?

Did you enjoy the trout Graham

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

I don't even like eating trout, I would far sooner have a nice Plaice or Haddock. I also kept the camera angles tight so the fish don't all get harvested and thrown on a BBQ.I put all my trout back ,check the trout a few films back,about 9lbs or so..it got returned.

..... Think they are both 12 bore, Graeme,.... the larger one just has a bigger load, they are same bore, just longer. Still plenty of people shoot 410 guns, young & old!!

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

But the cartridges are different diameters which is which I think they are for different guns. When I was young,the 410 was an intro level for boys after Rabbits etc. Mind you,I'm that old I remember catapults made from stripped inner tubes...

@fredcooper2063

2 ай бұрын

Ah!! Difficult to spot on the video, Graeme, but, doesn't seem much difference in diameter. A 410 cartridge is about the same size as a 'pinky', {unless you are King Charles, of course!! :-) } 12 gauge about the size of your thumb... Stick to fishing, much more fun, and better for your ears!!! @@TAFishing

Love your vids but too many ads in this one

20 gauge. 410 is much smaller

Do you do any fly fishing now Graham

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Not in the middle of winter I don't,that's for sure. I used to fish the reservoirs in April years ago but don't bother now. But I do have a Pike on fly that I might put up soon.

You a funny character even when your not even trying to be funny.

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

I'll take that as a compliment. I always find its best not to take oneself too seriously. Otherwise you end up like one of those that need a forklight truck just to pick up their ego.

Older shotgun shells were color coded to prevent accidents. 20ga was yellow, 12ga was red. My hunter education instructor warned of a dangerous scenario, involving a 20ga shell loaded in front of a 12ga shell in a 12ga shotgun. Shells seem to come in lots of colors these days. The instructor stressed that every hunter should carry their own shells, to avoid blowing up a shotgun barrel or something worse..

Serves you right,shouldn't use barbed hooks. I thought you knew better Graeme.

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

No rule says I can't use barbed hooks ,its free fishing. I guess you know there is a lot who think barbless hooks are causing even more damage as they move around ?...

@mikerandall7571

2 ай бұрын

@@TAFishingNo offence Graeme, I know hooks come out much easier without a barb, many just fall out in the landing net which must make it better for the fish. Anyway, love your videos and I'm a keen fan . M

Didn’t like the video because of the silence. I personally enjoy your conversation and stories along with your videos. Thx

@garyolsen3089

2 ай бұрын

Oh dear we will all listen to you then, it was about action speaking more than words and letting the fishing speak for itself! Watch other vids and engross yourself in advertising. Be positive about it or don't watch it I'm sure Graeme will loose sleep tonight.

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

I had no choice,its a park and its all rowdy noises so I had to drop the sound.

@matthewtanner9823

2 ай бұрын

@@TAFishing It was still a good video just the same. I felt for you when the youngster started asking "Have you caught a fish Mister".

Sorry but I hate this silent trend for uploads. Talk away, this kills your vids for me.

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

I had to take the sound off the first section as kids were shouting and pounding the river downstream from me with rocks on ropes.It was not an ASMR (silent) film,I had to strip some sound off.

@willproctor7301

2 ай бұрын

@@TAFishing Fair enough buddy, I take it all back! :)

I’ve fished that spot many a time ❤

Did you throw that snotty little kid in your keep net? It went a bit quiet 😅

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

I can't answer that,but will leave it to your imagination.

@garyolsen3089

2 ай бұрын

​@@TAFishingDon't! I will let you know, but it doesn't end well.