So happy to see you still at it making videos on UA-cam after so many years, a true angling legend!! Would recommend your videos to anyone keep it up!!👍
its like an auto pilot if youve been doing it all yer life, its like my last session on the bank three rods out all on diferent spots got the take, got the fish out in front through my my middle rod, rod under that one no knit one pearl one 😂, no tangles and no drammer 26lb mirror loverly old scaly warrior, tight lines
Just rebuilt my barrow for the hunting season. 50 years old, new poles new tire, bumper and bolts. All set. Tire blew out and poles rotted through at same event! Liked the show thanks.
Always entertaining and informative. Fished the Wye for the first time last week. Had 8 good sized chub but no barbel😒 Also visited Woody who was very helpful 👍
As a kayaker and a fisherman I can say without doubt that fish aren't bothered by passing canoes and kayaks. I used to paddle the Canterbury Stour and it was gin clear. I used to pass over shoals of Roach and Chub. They weren't bothered. The occasional bigger Chub would duck out of sight as I passed over them. I wish I'd worked out an anchoring system so I could have stopped and fished for them!
Tyre hair salon on the river bank! 😂 Honestly Graeme, you are full of good ideas. 😂 By the way when I saw your tyre, I was like 😱 that is the head of the alien from the Sigourney Weaver movie 😅 This TA episode should be nominated for an 🎬 Oscar or a Bafta 👍
Nice video again Graeme, must admit though the best part was seeing Mrs Pullen on her feet and walking again after her operation , please give her my best wishes
great content graeme,i recently came across your channel and its amazing..such good quality..the little stories you tell in between the fishing action,,is fantastic!luke
Wow lovely day, great fish, well done mate, excellent video, thanks Graeme, im off on the Thames Monday, not sure what for...some fish, think the feeder could be the order of the day.
👍👍👍👍🤘🤘✌️! Absolutely beautiful place, that Gristmill, absolutely gorgeous countryside! Another awesome, totally awesome fishing day Graeme! Man it's hard to look at a place like that without any fishing equipment, isn't it buddy?
I think you need a bigger feeder 😂 great video as always Graeme proper old school I'm just the same I'm more of a river fisher I know people turn there head at the bream but I love catching them. Keep up the great work 😊
Love your videos Graeme they are helping me through a bad time right now can’t wait to see the camp in the roundhouse I fished the nene today few trout and crayfish bloody cold tho had a 5lb perch on a fishery in Daventry tho
Ive seen many carp in the river thames in Abingdon nr Oxford but never seen anybody just out there as you say targeting them probably have to sit there for days but you never know catch one on the fluke fair play but the wild river carp are a different bread they are hard as nails
Myself and an old fishing buddy enjoyed what was to proved a 'spoilt' time with carp on the lower thames late 80's. Anyone would have caught those fish since the area in question just happened to have plenty of them at the time. Discovered by accident again when barbel fishing, they usually rocket downstream like trains when hooked. We went for them from the bank and in a punt which tends to be how a lot of thames carp men do it. Late evening / early morning bites. But i'm not sure it was ever that relatively easy since as i think it defaulted to less but more big fish & then its into the very dedicated as mentioned. Funny habits thames carp have and will eat anything really, they think nothing of mopping up tons of hemp & caster / luncheon / saus / boily / pellet worm / if you find them they'll eat it. Its nice to recall those thames carp days again.
Hi Graeme remeber the video you did when putting ground bait round your weight and Boily i tried it at a very hard carp venue and i was the only one who caught infact 2 a 19llb 11oz common and a 22lb mirror i thought what can i try as no one was catching and remebered you doing that when you said ill i try something new
Well done,so pleased it worked and you got a couple of really nice fish from it....Not saying it works every time,but I wouldn't be using it if I hadn't found it works...Its a bit old school ,but don't tell the fish !!
@@TAFishing best fishing channel on youtube its so funny keeps me entertained for hours just shows you, its knowledge that catches fish not thousands of pounds spent on fishing tackle tell Smith he needs to work harder
I got a puncher on my trolley five years ago. I filled the tyre with with rags and have used it ever since. I’ll never get a puncher ever again. Works great.
Also used to fish the selsey bill all the time nothing but all the old crab shells but delquay pier near bracklesham was great for huge whiting and bass
You can eat the seeds of Himalayan Balsam. You should put a small sneaky rod and reel in the boot where 'she' can't see it. Then just say you got lost. 😆
@@TAFishing That's what I had in mind and I remember you using one. I have one also and it can be smuggled wherever I go. The bait is more of a problem as is the landing net. 😂
TA proves that you don't need the latest tackle or spend £££ on bait to catch Barbel. Graeme sounds like a blues singer, calling the viewers "people" 😊
Good grief surely that silly tyre burst lightnin don't strike twice ? But i know i'd make a point of having some gaffer tape with me in case. Another great Wye session Graeme - every one of those is a winner viewing wise i reckon.
Tell you what Graeme, I'm 65 next week, never had kids so it must be nearly sixty years since I was in contact with Plastesine or Playdoh but i can still remember the distinctive smells of both! Oh i wish i could have seen your wifes face when you got back to the Saxon Mill after your little excursion!😂
Its an animal feed. Or you could use bread based groundbaits.The fishing tackle shops sell lots of different groundbaits with various flavours and scents ,all of which are eaten by the fish.
Very similar in shape I agree,Barbel are powerful,but not in the same speed range as the Bonefish. Barbel would be more dogged ,the Bonefish stronger on a longer run.But of course Bones run hard because they live in shallow water .
Mike's cracked screen old Go Pro and his old Canon....I haven't a clue what the latest fashion models are in the camera world, I just grind them into the ground with filming for as long as they work...
Great video as always amd I just hope you know just how informative and enjoyable your videos are! I have just started fishing again on the HDAA waters after a 40 year absence and am interested to know on which stretch you were fishing?
Just on the Hereford & District AA stretch ...I don't know any other places though I did get Barbel at a place miles upstream which was on a day ticket. Something "Court",I think it had a lake there as well,though I don't know if its still on a day ticket. Certainly a beautiful stretch of river up there. I don't think it matters where you fish,I hear the Barbel are all the way up and down.
I think I said at the start somewhere, the stretch is the Hereford & District AA ? Day ticket. Unless you are wanting the exact GPS co-ordinates of course ,which I don't have. There is no hotspot,the entire river has Barbel and Chub in it.
Just shows you dont have to spend 100s of pounds on tackle and bait to catch fish.....pretty sure most of your tackle is 40,50 year old Graeme and your still doing the business...love your water craft and dare I say it look so easy...the master is still slaying em.
I am still working off the last batch I made so don't need to boil up any more. Its fish oil,once it goes to pure fish oil with a sealed top it seems to keep for years. By the way I only learnt last week that Bee's honey ,as long as it is in a totally airtight container,will never go off....Another random piece of interest.
Had them to just under 13 on it....Its all I use for everything unless I go Carp or Pike fishing (Or obviously Catfish !) Then its about 18 lb or even 20.
No,To be honest I would have to look at the car map to check where Gloucestershire is...I don't know the boundaries of many of the counties ....I might know towns,and rivers,that's about it.
The cheapest luncheon I can get hold of,generally from the yellow coloured supermarket. I won't pay for Spam any more...too expensive...the fish love the cheaper version,maybe it has more fat content in it ?? All I know if it works.
So happy to see you still at it making videos on UA-cam after so many years, a true angling legend!! Would recommend your videos to anyone keep it up!!👍
Got stacks of content,in fact its going to get ramped up even more ,hopefully from next week.
@@TAFishingcan't wait to see them mate hopefully will bump into next year
How he handles 2 rods like it's just a normal thing 😂
Years of practice.
Expert level unlocked
It is to him he used to ski
its like an auto pilot if youve been doing it all yer life, its like my last session on the bank three rods out all on diferent spots got the take, got the fish out in front through my my middle rod, rod under that one no knit one pearl one 😂, no tangles and no drammer 26lb mirror loverly old scaly warrior, tight lines
@@JohnWhite-tg9wf course you did did you make a cuppa aswell while you was reeling it in
Well done Graeme, you've been doing this for years. A true Master Angler.
I do like my Barbel fishing. Generally rolling meat with touch leger indication first,with trotting a float a close second.
Thanks for the relaxing time Graeme, also nice to see Mrs P about again. 😀👍
Just rebuilt my barrow for the hunting season. 50 years old, new poles new tire, bumper and bolts. All set. Tire blew out and poles rotted through at same event! Liked the show thanks.
Always entertaining and informative. Fished the Wye for the first time last week. Had 8 good sized chub but no barbel😒 Also visited Woody who was very helpful 👍
Excellent video as usual, my tip for you Graeme is the correct pressure for tyres should be stated on the tyre wall👍
Bruce forsyth of fishing 😊. Absolute legend of fishing.
As a kayaker and a fisherman I can say without doubt that fish aren't bothered by passing canoes and kayaks. I used to paddle the Canterbury Stour and it was gin clear. I used to pass over shoals of Roach and Chub. They weren't bothered. The occasional bigger Chub would duck out of sight as I passed over them. I wish I'd worked out an anchoring system so I could have stopped and fished for them!
I think they actually enjoy it because it sturs up free offerings from the bottom.
Lol. Love it when you have both rods busy!
Catching your chups and pahpel. 😄
Best flavour Pringles you have there sir!
Tyre hair salon on the river bank! 😂 Honestly Graeme, you are full of good ideas. 😂
By the way when I saw your tyre, I was like 😱 that is the head of the alien from the Sigourney Weaver movie 😅
This TA episode should be nominated for an 🎬 Oscar or a Bafta 👍
Angling legend...
That corn beef sandwich looked lush, She spoils you Graeme.
Great to watch as always Sir, many thanks for sharing and be sure to get back to those spots soon without wifie :)
1:08:49 That looks like a very interesting place. Looks like An old hydro power station.
Nice video again Graeme, must admit though the best part was seeing Mrs Pullen on her feet and walking again after her operation , please give her my best wishes
great content graeme,i recently came across your channel and its amazing..such good quality..the little stories you tell in between the fishing action,,is fantastic!luke
Plenty more films for you to watch...there are over 1,100 up on our channel..welcome aboard...
Wow lovely day, great fish, well done mate, excellent video, thanks Graeme, im off on the Thames Monday, not sure what for...some fish, think the feeder could be the order of the day.
Another epic film. I think I would be crying if I had to drag the barrow over a field after a long day. Well done 👍
I would be crying if it had burst on the way to the river....at least it was on the way back after getting a good few fish,so more bearable.
That was a funny tire problem you had with the wheel burrow,
Watching from USA east coast, 77 and still have my legs for shore fishing and the river, just keep your mind right,you will be fine.
U looked like a good judge of distance with the catapult Graeme.
Really enjoyed watching this the fish knows where it's at for sure
👍👍👍👍🤘🤘✌️! Absolutely beautiful place, that Gristmill, absolutely gorgeous countryside! Another awesome, totally awesome fishing day Graeme! Man it's hard to look at a place like that without any fishing equipment, isn't it buddy?
Can u do more vlogs and yard work can’t wait for the round house we all love hearing all the wise advice
Got lots of random stuff to go up,just deciding when to start using them.
Awesome!
I’ve never cut luncheon meat with a pair of scissors. I learn something new every day.😂
Graham I’m surprised it’s only a tyre you blew , especially after all those cook ups you do 💨 💨💨🤣😂🤣
I think you need a bigger feeder 😂 great video as always Graeme proper old school I'm just the same I'm more of a river fisher I know people turn there head at the bream but I love catching them. Keep up the great work 😊
Don't worry I am currently working on adapting a bird nut feeder to use boat fishing !!.....I never stop thinking.."What if ??"....
Another great vid Mr. G. I wonder if one of those dog ball launchers would work for those ground bait balls. Mmm. .?
Another great video Graeme. I hope one day to bump into you in Hereford. I fish that stretch pretty often. Woody is a character isn't he? 🙂
Love your videos Graeme they are helping me through a bad time right now can’t wait to see the camp in the roundhouse I fished the nene today few trout and crayfish bloody cold tho had a 5lb perch on a fishery in Daventry tho
That's a monumental Perch ,even though it was cold.Well done.
@@TAFishingthanks mate was on about 5 maggots size 12 and abit of the Graeme band trick
Happy Friday Graeme and all, nice vid and session mate 👍🎣
Respect to anyone who can target River Carp in the UK successfully. I've tried a few times and failed, it's not easy at all.
That is agreed,it requires time and dedication.
Ive seen many carp in the river thames in Abingdon nr Oxford but never seen anybody just out there as you say targeting them probably have to sit there for days but you never know catch one on the fluke fair play but the wild river carp are a different bread they are hard as nails
Myself and an old fishing buddy enjoyed what was to proved a 'spoilt' time with carp on the lower thames late 80's. Anyone would have caught those fish since the area in question just happened to have plenty of them at the time. Discovered by accident again when barbel fishing, they usually rocket downstream like trains when hooked. We went for them from the bank and in a punt which tends to be how a lot of thames carp men do it. Late evening / early morning bites. But i'm not sure it was ever that relatively easy since as i think it defaulted to less but more big fish & then its into the very dedicated as mentioned. Funny habits thames carp have and will eat anything really, they think nothing of mopping up tons of hemp & caster / luncheon / saus / boily / pellet worm / if you find them they'll eat it. Its nice to recall those thames carp days again.
i love your vidoes they rteally cheer me up and i allwasyn learn ur humor is amazing i love it
Glad you enjoy them..I am getting racked up with loads more footage to keep the Show rolling.
You always make me laugh a Graham, that tyre….hugely over inflated….like your ego!!
Lol😂
Hi Graeme remeber the video you did when putting ground bait round your weight and Boily i tried it at a very hard carp venue and i was the only one who caught infact 2 a 19llb 11oz common and a 22lb mirror i thought what can i try as no one was catching and remebered you doing that when you said ill i try something new
Well done,so pleased it worked and you got a couple of really nice fish from it....Not saying it works every time,but I wouldn't be using it if I hadn't found it works...Its a bit old school ,but don't tell the fish !!
@@TAFishing best fishing channel on youtube its so funny keeps me entertained for hours just shows you, its knowledge that catches fish not thousands of pounds spent on fishing tackle tell Smith he needs to work harder
I got a puncher on my trolley five years ago. I filled the tyre with with rags and have used it ever since. I’ll never get a puncher ever again. Works great.
One thing to say,"I got a puncture but never lost my rag !!"...
Enjoyed that✌
Also used to fish the selsey bill all the time nothing but all the old crab shells but delquay pier near bracklesham was great for huge whiting and bass
You can eat the seeds of Himalayan Balsam. You should put a small sneaky rod and reel in the boot where 'she' can't see it. Then just say you got lost. 😆
Or maybe I should have taken a Pen rod and reel.We haver quite a few films up on our site catching fish on those.
@@TAFishing That's what I had in mind and I remember you using one. I have one also and it can be smuggled wherever I go. The bait is more of a problem as is the landing net. 😂
TA proves that you don't need the latest tackle or spend £££ on bait to catch Barbel.
Graeme sounds like a blues singer, calling the viewers "people" 😊
ive always a can of tyre weld on my barrow, for such occasions
Good grief surely that silly tyre burst lightnin don't strike twice ? But i know i'd make a point of having some gaffer tape with me in case. Another great Wye session Graeme - every one of those is a winner viewing wise i reckon.
Tell you what Graeme, I'm 65 next week, never had kids so it must be nearly sixty years since I was in contact with Plastesine or Playdoh but i can still remember the distinctive smells of both!
Oh i wish i could have seen your wifes face when you got back to the Saxon Mill after your little excursion!😂
Doesn’t the ground bait pollute the water
Its an animal feed. Or you could use bread based groundbaits.The fishing tackle shops sell lots of different groundbaits with various flavours and scents ,all of which are eaten by the fish.
the barbel reminds me of a bonefish!
Very similar in shape I agree,Barbel are powerful,but not in the same speed range as the Bonefish. Barbel would be more dogged ,the Bonefish stronger on a longer run.But of course Bones run hard because they live in shallow water .
Another ace video what cameras do you use Graham mate lookin to buy a couple for the new year
Mike's cracked screen old Go Pro and his old Canon....I haven't a clue what the latest fashion models are in the camera world, I just grind them into the ground with filming for as long as they work...
@@TAFishing thanks Graham love your videos mate you remind me so much of my grandad it's crazy quality video me old mate 🙏
The grass is always greener on the other side Graeme but, it still needs cutting.
Great video as always amd I just hope you know just how informative and enjoyable your videos are! I have just started fishing again on the HDAA waters after a 40 year absence and am interested to know on which stretch you were fishing?
Just on the Hereford & District AA stretch ...I don't know any other places though I did get Barbel at a place miles upstream which was on a day ticket. Something "Court",I think it had a lake there as well,though I don't know if its still on a day ticket. Certainly a beautiful stretch of river up there. I don't think it matters where you fish,I hear the Barbel are all the way up and down.
@@TAFishing Thanks for the reply. I'm guessing it was on the Belmont stretch though I don't recognise the swim?
You are lucky to have your knees I traded mine in 4 years ago
Shot in the dark but would you be prepared to disclose the stretch’s your fishing 🎣
I think I said at the start somewhere, the stretch is the Hereford & District AA ? Day ticket. Unless you are wanting the exact GPS co-ordinates of course ,which I don't have. There is no hotspot,the entire river has Barbel and Chub in it.
Thanks very much
Just shows you dont have to spend 100s of pounds on tackle and bait to catch fish.....pretty sure most of your tackle is 40,50 year old Graeme and your still doing the business...love your water craft and dare I say it look so easy...the master is still slaying em.
I really don't change much from year to year...if its all still working why change ?
Graeme, have you ever appeared on Antiques Roadshow? Certain it was you when I stumbled across an old episode the other day.
Yes, he did. Happy days !
Happened to me last week half a mile round the lake and the tyre gave out after 14 years. Just had an amazon delivery of a puncture proof one only £14
Is this the spot where all the kayaks went through?
There is no spot the boats,canoes and kayaks don't go through !...They travel all the way down.
Do you still use or make that famous Raptor oil ??
I am still working off the last batch I made so don't need to boil up any more. Its fish oil,once it goes to pure fish oil with a sealed top it seems to keep for years. By the way I only learnt last week that Bee's honey ,as long as it is in a totally airtight container,will never go off....Another random piece of interest.
Graham I no you love your cono flex rods I have one you could be very interested in.
What lb line are you using?
Usually 6lb Chameleon.
@@TAFishing really even for barbel?
Had them to just under 13 on it....Its all I use for everything unless I go Carp or Pike fishing (Or obviously Catfish !) Then its about 18 lb or even 20.
Don't wind!
I can't help it...I ate too many Beans...!!
how the hell do you keep meat on the hook with such a heavy feeder. Mine always comes off
Might be how you hook it and that's why I wade out to reduce the casting distance so it helps it stay on.
Smith…Smith watch that rod.
All that foam on the water is detergents in the water because the water board doesn't do there jobs well
I got deja vu over your wheelbarrow tyre. Is deflation of 1-wheeled vehicles a persistent issue, or is it an old film?
New film,but from the files.It says in the film description at top of UA-cam page. Tyre clip was on Facebook.
@@TAFishing I read the description and missed the last year part. That's what comes of viewing on a phone. Either way, beautiful autumn day's fishing.
Graham did you ever live in Gloucestershire
No,To be honest I would have to look at the car map to check where Gloucestershire is...I don't know the boundaries of many of the counties ....I might know towns,and rivers,that's about it.
Ok Graham.👍
😂why not just use tungsten putty
Spam or Luncheon ?
The cheapest luncheon I can get hold of,generally from the yellow coloured supermarket. I won't pay for Spam any more...too expensive...the fish love the cheaper version,maybe it has more fat content in it ?? All I know if it works.