TA Fishing thanks Graeme they are dreadful but fortunately we are some distance from them. However, extreme fire weather today. Expecting 40°C ✌️ keep up the great work mate
I think it's nice that you often take the time to give your wife credit for her cooking tips and other ideas that make their way into your videos. Contributions from behind-the-scenes are important and deserve recognition.
Just LOVE your videos Graeme. I`ve been avidly watching for the past couple of years. Loads of useful old and new tips. A great sense of humour and lots of info on venues. I`m 71 now and don`t get out fishing very much these days (I don`t drive) but watching your videos is nearly as good as going.... but not quite!! Good on you mate.Tight lines
I have been told that 20 seconds is the maximum intro length....Soon as I hear "you mustn't" then I am straight off to make sure I "must" !!! seems I have broken the mold with this longer intro then...Could be more to come if people enjoy them.
Morning, the larger rock is sedimentary rock and the oval shapes are fossilised sea shells, the stratified shapes through the edge look like an ammonite. The smaller rock is a piece of flint type rock but I’m not sure what is in it. I don’t think it is the sea shells that the other piece he’s in it. Great channel, keep it up.
Agree. The large rock is almost a Coquina and the small piece of flint may have formed in the sedimentary rock inside a pocket left by a decaying or dissolving piece of material. Flint is also sedimentary. Deposited silica from ground water flowing through permeable rocks. The other could be pumice from the Iceland volcanoes holes are gas bubbles. Just a heavy shelled bivalve, not a fossil! Great video and a great area to visit.
i dont mean to be off topic but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I stupidly lost the password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me
@Immanuel Moshe thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Eric Clapton your not. Another great video showing us what you carry to get us the quality scenery and fishing footage. There is so much more to a beach than just sitting watching your rod tops (fossils, shells, seaweeds etc). Great smith made a guest appearance and good to see your not losing your appetite makes me look forward to my weeks fishing in Eastbourne more and more.
Sunday morning treat from the rod farther. Fantastic intro, best thing I've seen in ages. Always love to see you have a cook up on the beach, and catch fish as well, what a bonus👍
Pleased you liked the intro...one of the benefits of running your own channel is that there is freedom in the edit suite. The fishing was tough...but the cookup was first class.
I have a fishing hack for you. we put our tying thread in a old pills bottle, the one with the pop cap. The thread roll is stored inside the bottle and feed the thread through a small hole made in the cap. this makes tying baits much easier and keep it free of old bait left overs.
Well done, a great video full of interesting things, it just shows that you don't need to be continually catching fish to a have a great day out. Thanks for doing the vids. UK
Hag stones for rotten bottom fishing or to keep witches away from horses. Brilliant show graham, somebody told me use a large rod 15 foot so it’s high up to clear the waves and ridges on these sawtooth beaches like chisel.? All the best for 2020
The fossils were shellfish (brachiopods by the look of it) that had been sliced in half (hence the shapes). The flint nodule could have contained a brachiopod as well, most nodules form around organic matter. The shell you held up was most definately not a fossil. Glad you didn't blank!
Graham they fed the backbones to budgies, not the other way round. Usual high quality show, you deserve a bloody good pat on the back for all the stuff you have on yt. Keep on old mate
Bloody oath Graham! That intro was the best thing I've seen in ages! You're a legend! Come have some fun in ZN ... or NZ... depends how you read the map I guess!
I thought I would blast everyone with an intro that probably other Tubers are scared of doing,but I'm in it for fun,and putting all the clips and transitions together was indeed fun. Glad you liked it.
Hi Graeme, great video. If you replace that ring with a kag butt ring they are supposed to stop frap ups because of the shape & angle. make sure you fit it the right way round sloping forward, because it can look a bit odd!
I think that you are at Abbotsbury if you get there mid summer all along the road level with the beach you can find wild garlic with flowers the size of your hand and the bulbs the size of tennis balls they go nice with fresh court fish 👍 .
Bet when Mike was a kid he would have had a right telling off had he been caught dancing on the pool table. Anyway Graeme, keep taking the tablets mate, you are an inspiration to us old guys.
Graeme - you Rascal! I saw this video was quite long, so had to wait until I had time to sit & watch it properly (after she who thinks she must be obeyed had gone to bed). I had sat down in my favourite chair, large glass of Pale Ale, and the video ready to play. I took a big swig of IPA, hit play, and there is you stage hopping along with that landing net as a makeshift guitar. The laptop nearly got the full force of the IPA!! You silly Sausage! Seriously though, another excellent video! I like your feasts on the beach, but that Whting would have won over that shellfish hands down - squid is for bait, not eating!! Eeew! Thanks mate, and tight lines! 😉😉👍👍
The first rock is sedimentary likely mudstone with shell fossils, slipper limpet/limpet of sorts, unlikely to be flora from what can see. Is more likely many shells compressed 1 on top of the other, which will create a 'fan' effect', can look like leaves in this form at times. The 2nd example is a better more detailed version of the same thing but set in flint..make a nice paper weight that 1 Graham, a keeper! The last rock is an igneous rock with air bubbles in it..will have started out ruff and sharp but likely smooth due to the pebbles around it..abrasion action. Just at a glance mate!
It was rough enough to throw my lead back at me so what was the point of staying on,catching nothing and losing gear ?..not sure how anyone could fish properly in those conditions. Its not a big surf running up a nice flat sandy beach,it has what is known as a "gully" where the low water waves scour out a deep trench. The turnover of pebbles on the backwash of a wave then buries the line.
@@TAFishing I must upload a video of the surf I fish and send you the link ;-) Yes, totally agree, there is no point catching nothing and losing gear, that is just about the worst combination! One of my fav beaches, only because it has a groyne running out and, one one side has dome deeper water, has a deep gulley, maybe 100m out that, at low tide you can walk to AND fish it! It is right on the limits and you need to be very careful not to get cut off but it is possible.
Think you should treat Smith to a day out to London so he can go to the British Museum to find out all there is to know about the different rocks and stones you found. I'm sure he would enjoy it.
I believe that the holes in the sedimentary rocks are made by a marine worm called a "Gribble" .That's why wooden ships were sheathed in copper to protect them.This gave rise to the saying that something "copper bottomed" was guaranteed.
The Best UA-camr There Is
definite truth 👍
True
I love putting an hour aside to watch Graeme in his element. The man is a gem. Fond regards from Australia Graeme 👍
Regards back to Oz,and hope you have luck getting those fires put out...sounds pretty serious.
TA Fishing thanks Graeme they are dreadful but fortunately we are some distance from them. However, extreme fire weather today. Expecting 40°C ✌️ keep up the great work mate
A great light hearted teacher and inspiration good to see.
I think it's nice that you often take the time to give your wife credit for her cooking tips and other ideas that make their way into your videos. Contributions from behind-the-scenes are important and deserve recognition.
if there's a man on the planet with more positive energy I'm yet to mert them - bravo graeme. nice shirt!
I don't know why watching Graeme eat his dinner on the beach is so enjoyable, but it just is 🤣🎣
you deserve a ton more subscribers, graeme. So many quality videos every week, it's insane
You always cheer me up,Graeme, thanks!
What a show and day fishing 🐠🐟🎣👍🎣🎣
TA Fishing Rocks!
Possibly the best TA Fishing episode yet...Thanks Graeme - informative, entertaining and beautifully made.
Dad dancing at its very best...love it.
Sunday morning T.A Fishing with Gra doing a guitar dance,Sun's out and life is good 😉👍🌞
Great video thanks to Chuck Berry and Rory Gallagher, love your taste in music, obviously a guitar man. 👍
Love your sense of fun Graeme
Just LOVE your videos Graeme. I`ve been avidly watching for the past couple of years. Loads of useful old and new tips. A great sense of humour and lots of info on venues. I`m 71 now and don`t get out fishing very much these days (I don`t drive) but watching your videos is nearly as good as going.... but not quite!! Good on you mate.Tight lines
Pleased the films help,more to come..
Totally m, I love it 😂😂😂
pinch of chilli needed with that seafood medley, graeme.
Had to stop the video just to comment on the net-guitar at the beginning 😂 What a man!
I have been told that 20 seconds is the maximum intro length....Soon as I hear "you mustn't" then I am straight off to make sure I "must" !!! seems I have broken the mold with this longer intro then...Could be more to come if people enjoy them.
Morning, the larger rock is sedimentary rock and the oval shapes are fossilised sea shells, the stratified shapes through the edge look like an ammonite. The smaller rock is a piece of flint type rock but I’m not sure what is in it. I don’t think it is the sea shells that the other piece he’s in it.
Great channel, keep it up.
Agree. The large rock is almost a Coquina and the small piece of flint may have formed in the sedimentary rock inside a pocket left by a decaying or dissolving piece of material. Flint is also sedimentary. Deposited silica from ground water flowing through permeable rocks. The other could be pumice from the Iceland volcanoes holes are gas bubbles. Just a heavy shelled bivalve, not a fossil! Great video and a great area to visit.
i dont mean to be off topic but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account??
I stupidly lost the password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me
@Peyton Gary instablaster :)
@Immanuel Moshe thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Immanuel Moshe It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much, you saved my account :D
A bonus film, thanks Graeme.
Eric Clapton your not. Another great video showing us what you carry to get us the quality scenery and fishing footage. There is so much more to a beach than just sitting watching your rod tops (fossils, shells, seaweeds etc). Great smith made a guest appearance and good to see your not losing your appetite makes me look forward to my weeks fishing in Eastbourne more and more.
Nice to see that you saved the blank. Nice whiting and eel. Great stir-fry. 👍
Lovely part of the world. I'm on holiday again watching this.
Sunday morning treat from the rod farther. Fantastic intro, best thing I've seen in ages. Always love to see you have a cook up on the beach, and catch fish as well, what a bonus👍
Pleased you liked the intro...one of the benefits of running your own channel is that there is freedom in the edit suite. The fishing was tough...but the cookup was first class.
Just wanted to say hi from Carolina Beach, North Carolina, great content, and keep the videos coming!
Hi there,Last time I fished your area it was out of Nag's Head ? Bluefish,Spec trout and small Red Drum if I remember correctly.
@@TAFishing Nags Head is right. The speckled trout are hot there now!
Great session not so many fish but the commentary is second to none and the stir fry was really special
That stir fry looked scrumdiddlyumptious!!!!!
The intro was wonderful Graeme ,there is nobody like you ....Brill .
I have a fishing hack for you. we put our tying thread in a old pills bottle, the one with the pop cap. The thread roll is stored inside the bottle and feed the thread through a small hole made in the cap. this makes tying baits much easier and keep it free of old bait left overs.
Well done, a great video full of interesting things, it just shows that you don't need to be continually catching fish to a have a great day out. Thanks for doing the vids. UK
Brilliantly Bonkers.
living the extreme and going the distance 🐟✔👍🍻
Another cracking show Greame...👍
Adder-stones, hag stones, witches stones, used to be saw as a magic device for protection. Also used to cast off the evil eye. Very cool find.
To leave Hastings you have to throw a hag stone in the sea ; too warn off Alistair Crowlys curse .
Love you for your fishing passion. Thank you for enduring and sharing!
Great to see, your taking Smith fishing again !
Love the music at the start guys
iwhat you cooking is called seafood mee goreng...minus chilli and tomato sauce.😋😋
You are the master!! Love your videos
Wow that was some intro Graeme, fit as a fiddle, nice one mate!😂👍
All a bit of fun...and I do like rock music coming as I do through the 70's.
Makes me smile from ear to ear
Hag stones for rotten bottom fishing or to keep witches away from horses. Brilliant show graham, somebody told me use a large rod 15 foot so it’s high up to clear the waves and ridges on these sawtooth beaches like chisel.? All the best for 2020
Your the maddest man in mad land.great ."keep er lit"
Graham, you’re not the full shilling, but we love you.
A tanner ?? 😂😂
😎👍☘️🍺
A very relaxing watch and I was about to nod off and your kettle whistle blew. Keep up the good work
The fossils were shellfish (brachiopods by the look of it) that had been sliced in half (hence the shapes). The flint nodule could have contained a brachiopod as well, most nodules form around organic matter. The shell you held up was most definately not a fossil. Glad you didn't blank!
It was close run thing I can tell you.
Really nice eel 😁
Love video you make the stones with a hole in it are ancient fishing net weights
Graham they fed the backbones to budgies, not the other way round. Usual high quality show, you deserve a bloody good pat on the back for all the stuff you have on yt. Keep on old mate
Nice video Graeme 👍🎣. Good choice in changing fishing spot 🎣 😉. That seafood cook up looked tasty.
the tool to put the rood is cool
Thanks for bringing us this content , looks a-bit rough and cold
Out there and we appreciate you !
Bloody oath Graham! That intro was the best thing I've seen in ages! You're a legend! Come have some fun in ZN ... or NZ... depends how you read the map I guess!
I thought I would blast everyone with an intro that probably other Tubers are scared of doing,but I'm in it for fun,and putting all the clips and transitions together was indeed fun. Glad you liked it.
Hi Graeme. Love that intro. Hi class music recently, fantastic, Always been good but you have stepped it up a Notch. All the best.
Tried to ramp it up from the usual type of Fishing Shows people do...I like to be a bit different,and by the comments it was worth all the work.
Congratulations beautiful fishing tackle, this amazing place has great fish.
God bless you!
Hug!!!👍🎣😊
Great video
Really enjoyed that one Graeme...
Thanks Graham, lovely little mission, Top effort!
The totally awesome archaeology and cooking show...😁
Great video (y)
Hi Graeme, great video. If you replace that ring with a kag butt ring they are supposed to stop frap ups because of the shape & angle. make sure you fit it the right way round sloping forward, because it can look a bit odd!
Just that intro deserves a 👍🏻
This put a big smile on my face Sunday morning. Going to cook me and the mrs a fry up. BTW..
Thanks for telling us where you are. It's beautiful.
I think that you are at Abbotsbury if you get there mid summer all along the road level with the beach you can find wild garlic with flowers the size of your hand and the bulbs the size of tennis balls they go nice with fresh court fish 👍 .
Thanks,I will pass that on to Mike at T.A.Outdoors..he is into a bit of coastal foraging.
loving the intro that is style :) another great video thank you
Always good to see your videos!:)very entertained.
Hi guys. Love your videos! You just need to cook more. Love it!
Bet when Mike was a kid he would have had a right telling off had he been caught dancing on the pool table. Anyway Graeme, keep taking the tablets mate, you are an inspiration to us old guys.
Another Brilliant video!...Keep 'em coming!
Cool hag stones .
Fantastic, only watched the start so far and you've made my day already 😂✌️ love the guitar playing, never fail to brighten my day 👌
Once I hear those guitars I'm a happy angler.
looool the way you say noodle ;)
wonderful life, sir
Brilliant video, your a living legend Graham.
Graeme - you Rascal! I saw this video was quite long, so had to wait until I had time to sit & watch it properly (after she who thinks she must be obeyed had gone to bed). I had sat down in my favourite chair, large glass of Pale Ale, and the video ready to play. I took a big swig of IPA, hit play, and there is you stage hopping along with that landing net as a makeshift guitar. The laptop nearly got the full force of the IPA!! You silly Sausage! Seriously though, another excellent video! I like your feasts on the beach, but that Whting would have won over that shellfish hands down - squid is for bait, not eating!! Eeew! Thanks mate, and tight lines! 😉😉👍👍
The first rock is sedimentary likely mudstone with shell fossils, slipper limpet/limpet of sorts, unlikely to be flora from what can see. Is more likely many shells compressed 1 on top of the other, which will create a 'fan' effect', can look like leaves in this form at times. The 2nd example is a better more detailed version of the same thing but set in flint..make a nice paper weight that 1 Graham, a keeper! The last rock is an igneous rock with air bubbles in it..will have started out ruff and sharp but likely smooth due to the pebbles around it..abrasion action. Just at a glance mate!
I would have put some baby tomatoes in with that sea food 🤤🤤
That intro?? Grandad's on the happy pills again
LOL One of his best. Way to go Graeme, keep them coming..
@@micheltremblay4774 And people think Ted is mad!!
The intro was epic
The cook up good fishing bait
Thank you for your time to entertain and teach us, from Phoenix, Arizona USA ;
Very enjoyable watch, the ups and downs of fishing included too 👌
The musical introduction has definitely improved can't fault you pal 👍👍👏👏excellent.
Rough? ROUGH Graeme? That is like a millpond compared to where I fish, seriously! If I could get conditions like that I would be a very happy man!
It was rough enough to throw my lead back at me so what was the point of staying on,catching nothing and losing gear ?..not sure how anyone could fish properly in those conditions. Its not a big surf running up a nice flat sandy beach,it has what is known as a "gully" where the low water waves scour out a deep trench. The turnover of pebbles on the backwash of a wave then buries the line.
@@TAFishing I must upload a video of the surf I fish and send you the link ;-) Yes, totally agree, there is no point catching nothing and losing gear, that is just about the worst combination! One of my fav beaches, only because it has a groyne running out and, one one side has dome deeper water, has a deep gulley, maybe 100m out that, at low tide you can walk to AND fish it! It is right on the limits and you need to be very careful not to get cut off but it is possible.
what an awesome intro!
Thanks...took quite a few hours to put the entire film together,but once I get on the editing software its difficult to stop. Glad you enjoyed it.
Lovimg the Chuck Berry/Angus Young duckwalk ;)
That is a baby conger eel for sure. Freshwater eels have much smaller eyes
bootlace for sure
When he put the food in the wok and it sizzled I could smell it cooking. Must be psychological
Think you should treat Smith to a day out to London so he can go to the British Museum to find out all there is to know about the different rocks and stones you found. I'm sure he would enjoy it.
Love your vids Graham, love the humour and cook ups.
Keep them coming buddy, tight lines. 👍
Excellent effort, thank you very much
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Top tunes as always sir!
2:37 you were quick to shift there when that wave rolled up 😂
What ever your taking, MAN I wants some lol....Great vids.
When’s the TAGuitar&pool channel starting? 😂✌🏼
Another superb video 👍
I'm Portland love your work and vids mate keep em coming
I believe that the holes in the sedimentary rocks are made by a marine worm called a "Gribble" .That's why wooden ships were sheathed in copper to protect them.This gave rise to the saying that something "copper bottomed" was guaranteed.
Love the intro, great video. You make it different from the rest, hat off to you sir....
I like being different rather than just following the crowd..already got other editing ideas.