The Camp Out was a gamble…. But it paid of with this..
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- Опубліковано 23 бер 2023
- An exhausted GP could either try and drive home after 3 back-to-back filming sessions down at Angler's Paradise...or.....he could stay in a Bed and Breakfast establishment at no small expense.or....he could sleep overnight in his bivvy, be safer for the long drive home next morning, plus have the very outside chance of his bait being intercepted by a fish...Yes...we all know which option he took!! Also at the end he throws in a film of an earlier winter session on a new river he has been working with baits and lures for Pike...plus, what is a Dog doing in a fishing film? Yep, you need to watch it all to find out...Another Totally Awesome Fishing film...
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Our Pattie lived to 16, he was around when we had both our girls, he let them crawl all over him without a grump. Brilliant dog. Broke our hearts when he died
‘An otter fence of huge proportions and its electrified. I got to be honest guys, I was shocked’ 😂. Love the videos keep up the good work mate.
Hungarian wire haired Vizsla - lovely in the home and brilliant in the field - a proper dog for everyone - can’t take em fishing though as they love to go after each and every cast!
That pheasant is good in a cooking bag in the oven... it's very delicious 😋🤤
My son has a patterdale, around 16 now, suffering a bit from old age and a touch of arthritis but still fit and ready for walks. My son has been through some tough times and Jeb has been a huge support for him through those times.
Looked so peaceful with the bird song Graham... ANGLERS PARADISE, Will look it up 🎣🎣🎣
It is very peaceful down there and a lot of different species.
I have just had my 18 yr old Patterdale put down last wk.. gutted..I've had Patterdales for over 30 yrs and love them.. great dog can be head strong but great companions..
Hi graham you ok mate, thanks for amother vid to watch. Nice fish that graham. Your still hardcore overnighting lol. All the best graham from GRIMSBY.
Graham.. The David Attenborough of fishing. Absolute legend, keep it up fella.
There is no filling the boots of David Attenborough..I just hope that other bloke doesn't get it,with the puffa anorak and blow dried hair...David Attenborough's voice is therapeutic and calming,the other bloke's high pitched grating tone is just not the same...They need someone like Stephen Fry, Michael Portillo etc,the voice is why the programmes are so popular. Mind you the filming is also pretty far out there as well..I'm guessing its not a part -cracked secondhand GoPro 7 camera like I use....
@@TAFishing Honestly, you could film your videos on a calculator and I wouldn't care less. You're a treasure mate. I caught the fishing bug far too late, roughly when I was 21. I quickly came across your channel on UA-cam and I've been following you ever since. I'm 27 now, and I still get the same sense of joy and inner peace from your videos that I did when I first started watching you. Not only that, but you're a genuinely funny guy, as well as being genuinely genuine!
Keep doing you, Graham.
Our Patterdale was the best dog we ever had. Fantastic character, really good house dog, but very active when out walking…..always on the hunt. Living in the countryside, rats are always a problem…..not in our garden!
Visiting Anglers Paradise next week for the 3rd year running, great place to relax and fish. Great vid by the way 😊
Carp and falling asleep as well 😊👍
I really appreciate the entertainment and all of the information I’ve gotten out of your mind sir! I would love to see some hats on the website to buy! Thank you!!
Looking very smart Graeme.😁
Another Totally Awesome fishing Graeme.
Great stuff as usual Graeme, been a long time viewer and subscriber, maybe eight or so years, but have never left a comment. A personal Friday evening institution, that has got me through many difficult times. I also love some of the music you use on the channel. Would be great if you could produce a list of artists and tracks at some point, but I respect that you're a busy man. You're appreciation, knowledge, watercraft, and understanding of nature always shines through.
Pleased you enjoy the films, I always do my best to be different from the crowd . I like to be first to put something different up.
Cor the mention of Tundry Pond bought back some happy memories from the sixties, talking about halucinating, I was with a friend, driving back from a long session at Dengemarsh, early hours of the morning and my mate said in a dead calm voice, " I think I'd better stop for a while" Why says I ? "I've just seen two trees walk across the road" says he.
I'll have a pint of whatever that man is drinking !!
we own a "King Charles spaniel" !! A very familiar dog
greetings from Belgium
PS love your Chanel and also TA outdoors
Hi Graham, I have 2 Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs but would like to say that each person has the best dog for them.
Johnny from Denmark
When we were kids we would make bobbins out off corks . At the bottom we had a screw so you could add washers or take off . At the top we put a hair clip upside down so the line could pull through . I painted mine orange and attached a shoe lace at the bottom attached to bank stick so it didn’t fly off !! Happy days
I remember the old hairgrip bobbins...do you know what they would still work today !!
@@TAFishing yes I think they would . Also we used a home made monkey climbers out of old bike pumps !! Worked a treat
Ha ha remember the silver foil and the squeeze tops 😅
Paterdale ..Tenacious , fearless and loyal , cracking working terriers , good earth dogs and demons on a rat .We had a couple of them over the years on the farm , one smooth and one broken coated both lived to work .They also have an uncanny ability to be able to sleep within inches of a roaring log burner …proper terriers with all the attributes and attitudes of a good working terrier ..edited to say my broken coated one was one of the best stalking/ tracking dogs I’ve owned , absolutely faultless .
I did read somewhere they like being warm.
I had a patterdale and they are amazing workers
My Stenchound was a Patterdale / Lakeland cross. A real killing machine. If he caught a squirrel or Coney he would eat it! Unless you get too him quickly. The wee bugger caught a fallow dear dawn by the leg one day. The hind was butting him but he never let go til I arrived and called him off. The name? He stunk! So he was an 'old English Stenchound, to anyone that asked what breed he was. Hair like a toilet brush.
keep up the good work Graeme? or graham? love all your programs especially when your working around the house.
Great advice from the elders! They've been there and can share the knowledge/experience! Wise words from the 'Cod Father' - take heed. Never so important and totally valid with today's lifestyle, cramming in sessions between work/home life 👍👍 Thanks for reminder!
Oh and lost our terrier last year after the best part of 15 years. Still have our wonderful lab, but by crikey, I so miss our Terriers tenacious and full on character. A spirit to admire ❤
when the shooting syndicate let their first batch of pheasants out i had 6 for tea- the first of hundreds. i used to make chains from their wing tabs and leave them scattered about.
I loved that Graeme. My Daughter asked me at 6pm "Dad can we watch Mr Pullen" I told her I was waiting for your new video to come out at 7pm, so we've both just watched it. I like the way you get the youngsters involved (although my Daughter is 27). She's always enjoyed coming fishing and the outdoors. It's a shame my boys don't take a leaf out of their sisters book and leave the computers alone. I did get them into fishing but only one comes now. Patterdales...I have a mate who breads them. Lovely dogs.
Just finalised an hour long film for next Wednesday..watch out for that one.Finished filming this afternoon.
@@TAFishing Thanks Graeme, I'll definitely watch out for that. I'll get some beers in (Oh yes, my Daughter keeps pinching my Ales too. She's a chip off the old block).
Whippet for me .had mine 15 years absolutely broke me when he went.he was a pure blue pup so called him bluey then proceeded to turn fawn 😂made me look a right pillock .but that was the only way he did he was a gem.
i have a patterdale! You're right, Not for the inexperienced dog owner but if you can handle them they are the most loyal and rewarding dogs. Mines a red smooth haired, they come with top coats also which is a scruffy looking Curly top coat designed to keep them warm while working in the lake-district. Amazing dogs but if you think Jacks were hard work you should probably stear clear :)
I remember also fishing (guesting) Tundry pond as a kid and catching the carp on haricot beans and maple peas
There was a guy that caught some monster Perch from there,down the Canal end by trees,I think he had them to 4 ?..it was in the Angling press at the time (45 years ago ?)
Ehlow!!! Hoping you are all well and plenty stocked up!!! Thanks for teaching us all!!! ✌️😎👍✝️🙏💜🎣
Fun vid. Thanks for taking the time. We call that lure you caught the pike near the end on a spinnerbait, FYI.
I believe it comes from the Largemouth Bass fishing in the States ,at least that's where I first used them.Then later for Largemouth in Kenya where I got most of my hits as it fluttered down .
@@TAFishing I've used similar lures with similar spinner flavors for largemouth and smallmouth bass and pike here in the states my whole life. Also good with pickerel and lake trout. Thanks again for sharing your adventures.
finally one of my favorite sessions but I miss those catches of splendid carp that you caught with a simple hook and sinker mounted on your inseparable John Wilson masterline with which you made unforgettable catches.
Thank you Graeme for always thrilling me and always giving me the enthusiasm to go fishing
Another great episode, glad to see you took the fishing option rather than falling asleep at the wheel.
Wow.. beautiful lake and beautiful dogs mate. You are truly blessed. ❤️
Another great watch Graham, thank you.
Nice. Have you ever thought about presenting Play Your Cards Right. 😂
Yeah I’ve done that before no sleep for two days, And like you said your mind will miss you up!❤😊
A good night's sleep does become more of a priority the older you get..but I don't mind getting woken up by a fish screaming the reel. I'm just a bit slower fighting my way through the sleeping bag to get to the rod now.
I have heard of that breed of doggo, you are right they need lots of exercise , never a dull moment not prone to breeding inherited diseases. Very lively full of beans. They love their owner.
My current dogs are my faves… maltese-yorkshire terrier mix; colloquially called “morkies”; hypoallergenic, non-shedding, adorable and affectionate! Yes, and a bit yappy.
Great video Graham. Did, that, years, ago. Week long fishing trips, with the, guys. Up all night every night. New venue every day. 3rd day in. Night fishing with starlights. They all start dancing. Wo trippy man 😂😂 and green in site. 🎉
Looking very dapper there Graeme......☺️
Considering I had been in the bivvy the previous night as well...I don't know what went wrong..looked far too tidy.
Cracking vid !
Used to love you on the Generation game 👍
Always appreciate listening to your common sense approach Graeme especially this episode on driving when tired.
Windows wide open,heater turned off,music blaring ,tried all the tricks,but its best not to risk it . The trouble is you think you are awake all the time and tiredness suddenly creeps up on you.
Had a patterdale he was a brilliant worker and brilliant with the kids was lucky too have him for 16 years best dog I’ve ever owned
Here we go fishing on a friday night nothing better cheers Graeme 👍 .
Great stuff Graham enjoy all your stuff whatever you’re doing. 👍
Graeme. Very popular dogs with farmers now, is a Paterdale, Jack Russell cross, known as a Paterjack. Might be a dog for you! I have a Parsons Jack Russell and visited Swimbridge, a village about 10 miles from Barnstable last year, where the Reverend John (Jack) Russell lived 1820-1880 as parish priest. He was a hunting fanatic and bred the longer legged Jack Russells to run with his hounds. Hence the name Parsons Jack Russell. Keep up the good work. Like many, I enjoy your videos immensely.
great entertaining video good fishing thank you Graeme i'm not much of a dog lover but i cried my eyes up (at the age of 70) when we lost our westie
When you see something every day for 14/16 years (or more) and finally realise the end game is nigh its mortifying...I rate a good dog higher than many people I have met,and I joke not. Incredibly loyal and unquestioning...a far cry from many in the the human race.
Couldn’t agree more Graeme 🐟🎣
We had Patterdale. His name was Blue. Most affectionate dog ....but an excellent guard.
Another nice one Graham Thank You
Very good watch really enjoyed it
It's been nearly 2 months since I've been able to watch your videos due to house move. So glad to tune in today. 😊
Great film Grahame we have a paterdale terrier great little dog as well as 4 spaniels. But you are right it hard when they go.keep on doing what you do best .we may catch up at finch farm sometime.
Nice video Graeme. Mike looks chuffed with his new toy.
It happened to me once on the canal a hallucination, i was fishing for around 5 hours, the water had a constant ripple on it from the wind, i was obviously staring at my float for a while. When i pack up i looked down the canal path with over hanging trees, and everything was moving at once like a wave pattern. I had to sit back down for a bit 😂
I had that before but then again I had been at the shrooms
I have had it several times years ago,especially when Tench fishing all night in a boat,seemed worse at dawn with the trees wandering around against the horizon...The things we go through for fish eh ....
@@TAFishing haha, brilliant 🤣 i thought the same thing when i was shore fishing the other week, sat in the wind and rain with a really rough sea, watching my rod tip for bites. I thought what on earth am i doing here, but laughed it off and enjoyed it 🤣
Great little terriers the Patterdale, I had a friend who had one that she entered into terrier races and she had quite the collection of rosettes. I have a Parsons and the build on the Patterdale seems much more stocky and solid.
Looking forward to be watching your channel and learning how to fish
Lee
I like watching your videos G i could show you a few things and how to fish close to snags .....first tip get dome distances sticks place 1 at the bottom of the rod butt and the other at the tip of the rod and wrap out your spot its impossible to miss or get in that tree
Had a rough coat patterdale for many years. Loyal obedient dog
I can feel the luv
Everything moving? I know the feeling well, when we did military exercises in Germany in the seventies, two or three days constantly on the move, no sleep, hardly any food, dig a foxhole, sweating your tabs off and as soon as it was dug, ordered to fill it in, and move on again! Everything seemed to move in the dark, except for your bowels, hectic movements followed by the order to stand to, and as your eyelids got heavy, the order came to move on again!🤭Like you say, 'that's the nature of the beast'👍Another nice vid, loved the Patterdale too, hope your wife's knee is well on the mend now!👍
Just back from a pub meal and pleased to have a decent pint for a change.Wife's knee doing better but she ain't about to put Johnny Wilkinson out of business with any kicking !! Been a slow old process..surprised there isn't a shortage of Paracetamol she takes them like Smarties. But she won't go near the Morphine Sulphate they gave her..frightened she will get addicted !!
Its great that we humans are not destructive like otters. After all, we were always here first.
Yep an old mate had two of those dogs they were quiet ,sweet,friendly dogs.
Classic sleep deprivation! There is a funny side but we all must be so careful. I have sleep apnea which thankfully is now treated and I am fine but before I used to be exhausted and I'm telling you folks tiredness can kill!
Back when i was 16/17 me and two mates fished from around 5pm Friday until 10pm Sunday and had bugger all sleep, Sunday everywhere I looked was like water all sloshing back and forth lol, these days I'm lucky if I get up at 6am and can stay up past 9pm without a quick snooze 🤣🤣🤣
I'm OK at night but a 6am shout is nigh on impossible now. I would almost sooner just do the whole night camped out.
Naughty early Autumn footage. I see an otter on my swim I'm off home
Love the show. I'm actually going back through your catalogue of videos
Check out some of the Vintage playlist..poor quality as I paid to have the old VHS tapes copied to digital,but Blue Marlin to 645lbs I recall,Hammerheads in a self drive to 500lbs (with the family),Tarpon over 100 on our own,Bonefish off the beach, Lemon sharks in rental boats over 200lbs , just a shame I never had a video camera when I was really doing some big Game fish back in the day. All good fun though.
Cheers graeme your tutorials are really priceless. Honestly appreciate the effort you go to in your videos and it doesn't go un appreciated. I'm sure all of the awesome army agrees. 👍👍👍👍
@@Codeagles1100% agreed. TAF fishing show was always my FaV fishing channel and his tutorials helped me when I started fishing back in 2013, I'm loving the vintage videos specially as they are so educating on how to catch Marlins and Tarpon etc. That knowledge will actually help me catch those fish when I set out for it.
increadible as always :D
Nice one mate really enjoyed this, I hope to get out soon, but like you always busy, and my full time job, and photo groups, not much chance yet,
all the best mate.
Probably not missing much given the weather at moment in UK.
Really enjoyed that one. Love your fishing room. Thinking I might turn part of my garage in to something like that. And I have loads of old pallets to make a start on the shelving!
Check out what we have built with pallets,,,right up to an entire cabin,has about about 50 million views on our sister channel T.A. Outdoors !!
@@TAFishing Seen them! Very good.
I like great Danes. Big enough to scare anyone but most of them wouldn't hurt a fly.
I'm just over in Berkshire and so far the Spring flowers have been flowering in sequence. I wonder if there's some microclimate thing going on, along the bank. Nature does thow up surprises that make you think.
Seems a bit different this year,but whatever is happening we need it to settle down.
nice Susquehanna Salmon !
what a legend :)
Ted from Gone Fishing with Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse is a Patterdale and he’s definitely a cutie.
Could be more to come on Dogs...
Nice video, thank you
My brother has one of those dogs called Django 😂
Nice video Graeme 🎣👍🤟. Siberia Husky totally loyal + defenses, when camping out here in Canada 🇨🇦. Will warn you about predatory animals ( bears, cougars, Coyotes, wolf's . I wouldn't go fishing after spring. Without my fishing buddy Toni 🐕.
you cracked me up when you mentiond about you smelling what people are smoking. are quit alot of anglers out there that like the RastafariOld Holborn. i quit like the smell tho myself
I confess just after we came out of lockdown several fisheries I went to were obviously rammed with anglers ,but many were zipped up inside their bivvies with plumes of smoke leaking out of the zip !!...I guess it was the stress of that era that caused a boom in the consumption of wacky backy...The sweetish smell of it carries across from the other side of the lake. I don't know if they caught anything as I never saw them come out....I doubt they cared !!
@@TAFishing hahaha hot boxing bivvy
Used to have a Patterdale. Lovely dog. Unfortunately chased a rabbit. Never saw her again. Before days of microchipping
I am the eternal insomniac Graeme. My best or worse maybe is 96 hrs with no sleep! I had dragons coming out the walls!
I’ll be your friend mate and strangely enough I’ve got the same hooter as the pheasant 🤪
I get wobbly eyes from watching a quiver-tip over slightly choppy water, it's fine when you're looking at the tip but as soon as you look up at the far bank everything is sort of shimmering for 30 seconds or so. I think it's sort of like how your balance goes weird on dry land after being in a boat all day, the brain has been compensating/filtering all day and it takes a while to get back to normal
Great vid!
On our second Patterdale. First one was curly haired and like a little human, so placid and understood everything.
This one is smooth haired and total opposite. Hair trigger reactions, doesn't like bigger dogs and wagons, no recall whatsoever, doorbells, knocks at the door etc. An absolute nutter
I read somewhere they have problems with other dogs. I hear Badgers and foxes aren't too fond of them either !!
Think it's because they have to prove how hard they are as no problems with small dogs
Currently sat on the bank. What a way to finish a day 👌🏻
Hope you had a bite or two...
it is good stuff .. maybe moving down to portishead area later this year
Yes Graeme Patterdale terriers are great little dogs and they are brilliant to use for ratting, they absolutely love it. I had one years ago but most recently I had 2 border terriers for 10 and 15 years and you're very right Graeme, losing a dog that you had for so long is absolutely heartbreaking I was so upset when I lost mine. I was down in the dumps for weeks and weeks, it's like losing a close relative, I remember how happy and excited they got when I got home from work every day. I'd love to get another but I don't wanna have another 10-15 years and then lose it, too painful.
Legend
Patterdales are amazing little dogs mate. Funny, full of character, not as nuts as a Jack, comical like a mini Lab. Intelligent. My last dog was a Chocolate Lab called Douglas. He was faithful and funny and could sniff out a biscuit hidden in brambles over 100 yards away doing his sniffing like a hoover.
Remember years ago fishing a syndicate lake for a few days and nights and missing out on sleep watching what we used to call a monkey climber bite indicator with an isotope insert for 2 days. Definitely with you on the hallucinations.....gotta be where the body is half way between rem and being conscious. I'm surprised you didn't see Smith😂
We made our own monkey climbers in the 80s good memories.
Smith's face was illuminated in the isotope !!...Haha..I remember the monkey climbers..takes me back at bit. I progressed from those to straightened pieces of coathanger wire ,but the monkey climber was the norm of that era.
@@TAFishing Good times and no bloody otter fence too around every pond mate.
cool dog
That's the same lure you caught Pike with in a muddy canal a couple years ago 😊
Probably..Always use the productive lures first.
Tough little dogs, often crossed with whippets round here to make a Patterdale-Whippet lurcher.
I bet that is a fairly lively customer...I bet the Postman is popular !!
Another top job Graham. Any man alone on a boat this year? Or can you get your son onboard for the blue sharks. You two are brilliant together 🤣
I think I have a boat film left unused in the files,but its a man alone on the 50 year old clinker built wood boat with a single diesel outboard..a part of history.
@@TAFishing I'll be watching that when you put it out. 👍🏼 but do miss you on your banana drifting to New York 😅
Hi just subscribe mate 👍 lovely fishing 🎣
Sometimes i wonder what you are smoking when you start talking to smith and mabel 😂 😂
Smith is on Tramadol sandwiches and Mabel remains a convert to Jamaica's finest !!...I have trouble controlling them when they are together.
@@TAFishing haha brilliant Graham you are a legend never grow up you are totally awsome
hi sir. i can't see that fence costing under 250k. bloody otters were ded and buried almost, along with our fish stocks. i blame greta for the re-introduction,....... just as river stocks recovering slightly......😆👍
edit.....
"how dare she"........😅
Another good video...I have a Plummer terrier...
I have not heard of one of those. Google here I come !
@@TAFishing similar to a jack Russell graeme
often know as twatterdales as they can be single minded 🤣 Full of character and as you say, a proper little worker... if theres a hole ... they'll be in it. I know a couple of folks who have them. we lot our last dog 2-3 years ago and I said the same as you - no more... however Wife and Daughter have overuled me and we are going to have a terrier (first for me I've always had spaniels or whippets) but Burt ( yes the name has been picked) will be either a West Highland White or I favour a Cairn .
Had a cross patterdale cocker spaniel, a lovely dog