Winter Fishing for Toothy Critters
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Winter fishing for toothy critters. As much as Graeme hates the cold weather he sets out to the big Carp water of Sandhurst, but is intent on seeing if there were any toothy critturs in the water in the shape of a Pike. He uses a few slider lures, but as usual doesn't even know the names of them. Later in the afternoon he finally gets some rod bending action. It’s a classic winter day, the water is clear and the wind is down. Then it’s off into the Surrey Countryside to check out some of the older equipment and tools that were used years ago...All a good watch so sit back and enjoy a journey into the World of Totally Awesome.
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This man is the sole reason I started fishing again after 20 years of being distracted and forgetting how much I really enjoy being buy some water and just relaxing I don’t even care if I catch anything it’s just a added bonus if I do 😂
That is a great attitude, it's really good for the heart and soul.
Ditto😃
He does a relaxing show for sure. I fish and have a long time with a decade or two break. My goal is a minimum daily protein requirement catch, about 4 ounces and enjoy the day!
Where is this amazing museum please
Loving the vid
8:01 - sometimes its worth changing lures once or twice if you know a swim has been known to have some pike in it. A change of colour or a lure with a different action might trigger them enough to strike.
The half moon things with a handle are called Cyths Graeme, they were used to cut long grass and reeds etc .
scythes
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Nearly hit the duck mate, hello Graeme, boy the rain came down so much, rivers are super high, have a nice weekend mate, im working on my next plan,
cant see it being this weekend though.
The rivers will be out I imagine,so I might make a phone call and see if I can get some Ragworm for a bit of shore fishing now the wind is going North. Once its gone to East next week I will probably sack the fishing entirely and just work on the properties.
its great to see our history preserved in places like this puts me in mind of the late jack hargreaves and his programme, out of town, which i enjoy watching on you tube lovely brace of pike too graham on a cold day on the lure
I'm afraid I got quite carried away last autumn and travelled long distances to film some of the events as I enjoyed it. Nothing to do with UA-cam algorithms telling me to do it,I just wanted to record some of the events or items as once they are gone that's it...there will be no way of knowing about them,unless everyone goes back to old books.
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You sir….. Are a Legend! Thank you, thank you for every thing you upload for us. 😊
You can still get the calcium carbonate for the lamps
Lovely pike good video you are such a lovely guy keep the videos coming
Hi graham where are you fishing it looks familiar
I started working with my dad when I was 11
Hearing anyone in the U.K. complain about how cold it is there is funny to me. Where I live, it gets below zero (fahrenheit) every year. It's been a very light winter so far, and we still have half a foot of snow on the ground.
Honestly, where I live isn't even that cold by U.S. standards. Shoutout to my fellows in the Upper Midwest, Northern Plains, Intermountain West, and Alaska. Y'all have some real hardcore winters.
The U.K. with their mild, oceanic climate, don't really understand how easy they have it.
I'm not complaining, though. I love the challenge. Winter is my favorite season.
However, I do find the Enlishman, or the Scot, or Irish, or Welsh to be rather amusing when stating how cold it is ABOVE freezing!😄
But its a Maritime damp cold over here,not the dry cold with powder snow etc. I am so grateful we get the influence from the North Atlantic drift or we would get the same cold winter temperatures as Newfoundland or similar latitudes .
A Triumph Vitesse! A Dursley Pederson bike.. a Salter bros Oxford bike...famous for its boats on the Thames in the 1860's +which you flippantly ignore as you were probably fishing on the English Channel hoiking out 100lb cod on one of them. And as for the tool museum... Are you down there this year?
Some say the fast forwarded speed is actually Graeme's real speed 😮
Certainly it is in my head,its just the body that is lagging behind the signals my brain is sending it. !!
You started working at 14? What were you waiting for? lol (helped bring hay in at age 10) But just teasing. I like that you are older than me by a couple and doing so well.
Just what was needed . A bit of lure fishing 🎣. I tried your advice Graham with regards to using light stick for night lure fishing . Didn't make any any.. where that was fishing on the tees we had lot of bad storms and there was many trees under the that had washed down from Yarm areas.. so blank all night. 6 hours.. start 9pm , I left at 3 a.m. I enjoyed it and isn't that what we do stupid fishing times. .. I've been buying loads new gear so I instantly like to get out there and try it the day that I get it.. I was fishing boxing Day and New year's Day.. and twice in between.. I don't celebrate New year it's the same old shit just a different year . Boxing Day might as well be a normal day too . I hope you had a great Christmas you and the family and a good new year also . I haven't been fishing the last couple of days unfortunately it's done nothing but rain up here in North Yorkshire.... Looking forward to getting the house starts becoming claustrophobic if I'm not out at least three times a week.. haven't even had any chance to do any beach fishing as the weather has been so.. cold does not scare me but wind in colossal waves especially fishing in Whitby or saltburn or staithes .. gotta be careful especially when you're fishing alone late evening or tbrough tbe night..thanks Graeme
Shooting moles??? WTF are you on about??
Have you never heard of the term "tongue in cheek "?...
Graham
Were abouts is that museum .like to visit
Also Happy new year you .
Nothing against moles, Can name every variant of mole trap known to man 😂 the fondness you tapped the mole chopper with, ah hello old friend 😂 enjoyed that
Really enjoyed watching that pike was a good size big mouth and love the old vintage tools lovely too see
You are ace mate really love ❤️ your content great videos keep them coming I think you could make a show on main street tv I’d watch it 😊
Hello Graeme! I missed out on Mike’s new axe cause they did sell out so quickly. I’m so very happy he’s going to be making another batch! I’ve got his channel notifications on so I can get in on the next ones 👍
Yes,definately keep in contact with him. We aim to drive the next batch of Ash wood down to Somerset in the next day or so for the next batch of axes to be made. But I think you could always drop him a mail to get your name down as I know they may not last long.
@@TAFishing thank you sir. I will send him an email. Have a wonderful day!
This place full of crocodiles 🐊 😄 Legend this man
hi have still got the shop john nottingham
?? In Nottingham ? I have never been there . need a bit of clarification.
Cool video thanks for sharing
Apologies for ram raiding. 39.57 They are syckles or Sickles. They were used for topping the leaves of swedes, turnips and seeding cabbages prior to harvest. so they would get a better taste with the frost...which is proven doesn't happen today... but anyway. They would also carry them around (farmers) for preventive work in the fields whilst checking the sheep and cattle. And genenerally swashing at something which shouldn't be there. Nowadays we have pesticides to do all that which runs in to the rivers and kills the Fish...Scythes are those things that Mr Time brings along, but great for cutting back areas of your land that is getting overgrown...but if you see some bugger with one...call your enemy out. christ I Could talk for years on all this stuff.
Thanks for taking the time to comment .
were getting old graeme lol.
Tell me about it..joints and muscles always seem to be going on strike,or at least a go-slow.
My son Levi is learning so much from you amazing channel you are his fishing Idol he's only 11 and new to fishing. We would just like to say thank you for all the great content.... Tight lines
Always pleased if something helps out.
Another great video.Definitely plan a visit to that working museum this year.I was a wood turner for many years.
I was told its best to go when they have an event on, I think it might cost a tad more but you get to see more items actually been used in running condition. I guess just check online for events which are more likely to held in the better Spring/Summer/Autumn weather.
Thank you Graeme, more great content, still enjoying everything you do after many years of subscribing👍🐟
More to come hopefully. I have quite a bit of "Random" filming clips that I have held back for winter use.
Another nice video Graeme.
Some lovely pike, especially nice to see as rivers are in the streets currently, and we'd be lure fishing between lamp posts. The strings on the bicycle wheel are a dress guard, from the days when ladies cycled in skirts. Sari guards are still a big thing in India, and cycles and motorcycles are generally supplied with them.
I never knew that so something learned...
Nice video Graham you certainly done better than me. Had three blanks in a, row pike fishing so much rain and salt water gone in the broads over the last month or so. Happy new year
I normally bounce between rivers,lakes and beach at this time of year .If the rivers flood I try to find a stillwater that isn't affected by a moving watercourse,so is less prone to flood. And if the wind is down and a high tide coincides with dark I will trek off down the beach. I can feel a shore fishing coming shortly in fact !!!
Great fishing, but i was wondering if you got that big lure back out of that pike?
Have a great day
Yes,I always get the lure back as I've been unhooking Pike for a good few years now. To be honest I'm always more worried about getting a treble in my hand than the teeth on the Pike...I've seen a few hooks in people,big hooks with barbs,and its not something I wish to emulate.
Lovely to see the care being taken to conserve those items from the past. Looks like a great place to visit and to learn from. Thanks Graeme.
I found it completely engrossing as I am now old enough to have used a few of them and certainly recognised quite a few. But as you say,these things need to be seen,not like modern items,just a one-time use,then throw away and go buy another one.
The way the world is going we may need to relearn how to use all that equipment again. Personally I love it and think it's worth knowing a bit about it all.
You are right we may have to learn how to use all that equipment again....Back to the old days where ploughing the field was done with a horse....Maybe they will start making electric horses ???
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And someone will make electric moles. 😆
And now........... We make nothing.
Wait till it all goes boobs up in the World and people will be wanting to get some of that equipment but won't know what to do with it.....I could say I would be laughing,but I won't as I don't know how half the stuff works myself !!... I'd be OK with a shovel or a fork though.
First cast, you hit a duck 😂
No, you must be Quackers ....
What happens to the fish when it swallows the whole lure and it cannot be retrevied
I don't think I have ever had a Pike take a lure down so deep I can't get it,as the lure is being retrieved away from them so the fisherman knows the instant he has a take. With bait of course they can pick it off the bottom and swallow it, but I think the time is coming to get rid of barbed treble hooks and just use either doubles or singles,barbless.. Always a bad case when a Pike gets netted then twists and rolls and a hook barb goes through the netmesh. I find trebles in landing nets a nightmare personally so carry a pair of scissors to cut the net if stuck,or crush the lure trebles barbs with pliers. It all makes unhooking a bit easier.
Try using a single circle hook for dead baiting, it completely eliminates the flying trebles in the mesh or your hands debacle and even better it prevents any deep hooking of the pike,
great video Graeme i live close to that museum and like you i am gob smacked by all the stuff they have there spent many hours walking around and like you asking lots of questions to the helpful staff
What is the name of the museum please? Would love to visit it one day.
rural life museum in Tilford outskirts of Farnham Suurey
Where is this museum
There is some cracking pike in that lake.
Graeme, I know you like the old stuff, did you ever watch Fred Dibnah?
He was another fan of old stuff, and how things were done in the past. Way before health and safety replaced common sense.
Yes I watched a couple of his programmes. I think he was into the steam engines and stuff. I find it interesting the amazing way someone has worked out mechanical engineering problems to make the working life easier. Skilled craftsmen of their time for sure.