Very enjoyable to watch as always Sir! Massive thanks for sharing :)

Another brilliant video Graham as always. I always look forward to your videos. Keep them coming mate!!👍🎣

Thanks for the video Graeme!

Thanks once again for yet another enjoyable video . 😊

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

No problem,I have maybe a couple more films I made from that fishery ,then once I have used them,that's it...no more peaceful fishing in great surroundings....

really enjoyed it Greame Thanks buddy

Yes mate thanks for all your videos absolutely awesome. Thanks

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

Thanks, I only just made it with this week's film as so much property stuff to do. I will still try a midweeker next week though. I'm certainly not fishing in these conditions.

Yep looks like Blue Green algae,it can be dangerous due to it being toxic. Lake with large blooms of it are usually shut or no fishing and dogs allowed until it clears up.

@mac148

5 ай бұрын

yep get it alot on my local trout lake and people still take the fish to eat lol no thanks

i like how the heron moves without disturbing the water, amazing

i love watching your vlogs very enjoyable

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

No problem,hopefully more to come. Off to work on a property in sub zero now but will be back on editing tonight .

Hello mate, hmm know that place wit all those geese, great video Grame, happy days, off on the river tomorrow, short session winter Roach, winter..blank lol lol, all the best.

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

Good luck with the Roach.Its going to be a cold one.

........ Top tip I ever got??? From my fishing guru, Billy Wharmsley... " Fancy tackle catches far more anglers than fish "............... Bless you, Billy!!

You really did well on this one

wow that carp is so amazing to look at! it is an ancient fish - the larger the scale generally the older the species - tight lines Cappy G and best health

Happy Friday anglers 🎣

Oh how i miss the summer right now!

Half and half bread loaves are great for fishing Graham!

Do you add a ssg or a bb shot to the hair grip, to give it alitte more tension 🤔. As that is what I do with mine, so I can alter the sensitivity.

You're looking well Graham.

G Man is a national treasure

Thanks!

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

Pleased you enjoyed it..Thanks.

Top Bannana big G.

Graham another good one Question…… does frozen corn have a tendency to float as I’ve found the canned stuff does if not used & frozen ? My wife walks faster when we cross any bridges !!!

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

Corn needs thawing out well before using or the ice in it makes it float. Best way is to put some in a bait tub of water,that way it will thaw out but you can see which grains are floating with ice still in them.

@andym5900

5 ай бұрын

@@TAFishing thanks for the info , everyday a school day

Anyone know what fishery this is

Hi Graham Thanks so much for all these vids ... two questions: 1 - how did you fit that rod holder to the trolley handle? and 2 - don't forget the ladies watching your videos... My daughter is also a fisher lady and loves your videos and finds them very helpful - but is a bit put out when you keep saying... " here we go guys" .... don't forget the girlies Graham!

@TAFishing

4 ай бұрын

A mixture of Araldite and some fishing line whipping a spare rod holder bar on. Then I fit the handle in the barrow slot upside down.

@PeteAcoustic

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for the reply Graham and thanks for all the help advice and fun you provide cheers@@TAFishing

Trouble with bream is that they give up so quick and all that snot!!

great video, is this old bury hill.?

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

Was OBH. Its a film I kept back as I put in extra trips when I heard the main lake was closing.

Blue green algae as a fishery owner myself can not believe they do nothing that's why I use my own landing nets and keepnets. 🎣

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

I seem to remember some fisheries sink Barley straw bales in the lakes to prevent algae,but I don't know whether that works for the blue-green stuff.

@andy_plainvillelakeyorkbak2828

5 ай бұрын

Not been funny or a no it all but it is dangerous to fish due to oxygen depleciation levels and anything that's is daft enough to drink it will snuff it. Love your vids Just am pash s pal. 🎣👍

👍👍👍👍👍👍

Definitely blue green algae

Bream have fallen from fashion. Back in the 1970s the weeklies were full of dustbin lids from "a Shropshire mere", or "a Staffordshire mere". How many anglers would list bream as their favourite fish, I wonder?

@candypiker9746

5 ай бұрын

First fish I ever caught was a bream, so they hold a special place in my heart.

Can you still fish the big old lake

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

No,I believe it was Sold last year. I made several films just before they closed.

Have seen it on 2 lakes in cavan here in ireland last year its worrying! Lough neagh in ni is totally covered in it! Nitrates from farming!!

@TAFishing

4 ай бұрын

I did see Lough Neagh on a newsreel about the algal blooms...a huge water to be affected by it for sure.

what lake is that at buryhill?

@jonfisher9214

5 ай бұрын

It's the Southern end of the old lake. Had my PB Pike from there. It's closed for fishing now but Graeme obviously knows the right people to still have access.

@Catonkey1

5 ай бұрын

this video footage is probably a couple of months old...

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

Sorry,I realise you think I had special access but I don't,its a film I kept back when I heard they were closing . I have I believe 2 other films I hold in the files so when you see it you won't need to comment about "knowing the right people" etc...You obviously never watched the film as you will see Dave's interview and the tackle shop in there,plus hear other anglers talking in the car park..No need to apologise .But best to watch the film entirely before hitting the keyboard...

@danmartin2938

5 ай бұрын

@@TAFishing thanks for the lecture

I dont bother with bobbins, just let the line run through the rollers and the alarm still squeals when a fish is hooked.

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

I agree in a way,I think they are usually up with the bait and away,but the use of a bobbin does indicate a drop-back bite when the fish picks up and moves towards you.

Carp? LOL come over the pond mate, I've a pond in my backyard that's got all the carp you want, catfish too.

@somemotherdoavem

5 ай бұрын

Il come m8 sounds amazing

bobbins back in a day were hairgrips pushed through wine corks ....course back in the "proper days" bite alartms didnt exist

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

Unfortunately I am old enough to remember that corks and hairgrip era..First alarm I had was the famous "Heron"..

Greame i do believe in ground bait and boilies but using just sweetcorn in my opinion is enough, all them boilies and pellets especially for normal commercial fishing is just a money making bussiness for big companies and majority are falling for it, would only use 2mm pellets in method feeder just for feeder alone

@TAFishing

5 ай бұрын

You could be right but there is a train of thought that says if everyone is throwing in say boilies the fish become preoccupied with them so there is more chance of success using a same or similar bait. After the fish get hammered and become wary then that is the time to try a change of bait . There is a huge amount of different baits in the Tackle shop,every time I go in I wonder how a beginner even starts to know which one to use. And I also wonder how come I can use baits like maggots,corn,worms and bread yet still catch fish as we did 60 years ago ?? One thing I can see a need for is the hard baits so the Crayfish don't eat everything and I sit there with a bare hook (and have done until I was told !!)

What’s wrong with crayfish

They don't make fishing lakes like this anymore...

cyno bacteria

Corned beef and pickle (or old school pickled beetroot) sandwiches are superb 👌 Another top film Graham 🫡💯

Thanks!

@TAFishing

2 ай бұрын

Thanks,pleased you enjoyed the film.

@Fuego1000a

2 ай бұрын

@@TAFishing U are welcome. keep up the great videos.