@@danih9523 - That is the typical answer from a lazy person who isn’t prepared to do any of the work themselves. You don’t want advice, you want someone else to do the work for you and give you the answers. I haven’t gone to the trouble of making a video teaching people how to find good fishing marks, to simply pander to lazy people who won’t put the leg work in. Simple answer Dani. Go find your own. 👍🏻
@@danih9523 - Are you honestly trying to tell me that becuase you have a family with children and don’t live on the coast that you can’t find your own places to fish? My goodness how does anyone else do it? 🤣🤷🏻♂️
@@danih9523 He goes to all this trouble to show you how to get out there and enjoy yourself. And with your arrogance, you just want to turn up and catch fish on a plate. Your poor kids. Stick to Lechlade and London you sour old grape...
Brill whatching you on tv you tube . Lovely family . Thank you . I lost 3 mates to c ...you have inspired me to get boat again . North west guy . Thank you
That was one of the loveliest videos you've done mate. Your delivery is wonderful! Your knowledge is amazing. Please keep doing these type of videos. It's more than just fishing.
The thing I am struggling with atm is the shear amount of tourists down here in Cornwall - shore fishing is out of the question on most marks simply because I get mobbed. But I will try my best. 😊
Found your channel only a few weeks ago and I am absolutely addicted to your passion for fishing and nature!! Have loved every video so far mate, thanks for sharing your amazing knowledge.
Your son is soooo lucky to have you as a father. Your knowledge is so far reaching h will grow not up but with a wealth of knowledge that will serve him throughout his life. He and you are very lucky as is your wife for having a couple of bloks like you both.
Hi John , Bob from the south coast of OZ here, love your videos I think I can still use your knowledge down here, amazed at all the different species in your part of the world ,all I can say is that the best gift is being born with a head full of common ; and you my friend have it ! Cheers stay safe , have an ale for me ,Bob
I love this channel. As a Devon boy living away from home seeing these familiar places makes me feel closer to home. Plus fishing. What’s not to love. Thanks for the video
@@TheFishLocker - John - You can always keep that little cliffside opening @09:15 in mind in case of inclement weather or possibly for a single overnight campsite. I know that the UK has badgers and some other similar mammals but I don't believe you have any cave bears left from prehistoric times. Might be an interesting video possibility for a short tour when you have torches and when someone knows you are poking around inside the place. I'd be your belay guy if you want to give it a go sometime or other! Isn't that essentially how Blue John Rock [Fluorite] was originally found and is now a very rare and precious UK mineral from only one source that I know. Ms. Hannah wouldn't mind a bit of it or something similar if you stumbled across something like it! ;-)
Get In.... Another excellent natural history, local flora and fauna episode, my favourite!! You absolutely know your stuff. I wouldn't have been able to resist poking around in that little rock tunnel as well 😅
Slightly drizzly one on and off here in West Wales. Like John, I'm trying to avoid the masses and get to the quiet spots, but lucky to live on the British coast. 👍🎣
Lovely film John. Nothing better than coastal exploring. Touching the very rocks our ancestors more than likely did many centuries ago Sends shivers down my spine.
Thank you so much for such an informative and beautiful video. Just what I needed to cheer me up and feel all is good in the world we live in. Cheers and bless you
Great video thanks John. Well done with the Wrasse and nice little Pollock. Regretfully, due to health issues, marks like that are way beyond my reach these days, so your trip along the cliffs brought back some good memories. Stay safe & well. 👍👍
I hardly ever comment on any TH-cam videos, but I discovered your channel a couple weeks ago, and there hasn’t been a single video I haven’t watched all the way through, absolutely love the videos mate, keep them coming, tight lines 🎣
I haven't tuned in for a little while John. Been busy, but its good to be back and what an absolutely cracking video. I was always impressed with your knowledge of the sea, but now the cliff side flora and fauna as well, absolutely brilliant. Thanks so much for sharing. About time they gave you a TV show now!
Your videos are so peaceful man. When I watch them I forget everything else that's going on and I only pay attention to what your hooking, foraging, and all the other info you provide us in between. Thanks for consistently uploading man. Wishing you the best!
I've fished Perranporth many times whilst on holiday days,nights, many different baits and rigs and never had anything so nice to see there was fish there 😀 🙂 🙃
This is giving me crazy nostalgia I used to go to Perranporth every year with my parents but that was way before I got in to my fishing. Might have to go back haha.
Always interesting, Coastal Exploring wonderful countryside, great views and a great presenter. Agreed early morning the best time of day. I can't think of anything worse than being on a beach full of people, much better walking along the cliff paths. Thank you for the refresher course on Lichens and as always thanks for posting.
Thanks- I only go fishing now to places that are picturesque...a good day can be one or two or even zero fish, but interesting flora and fauna and a nice hike...just like this video. I really enjoyed it.
That was a wonderful, relaxing,video. Your knowledge of your flora and fauna is always amazing. And your always calm demeanor is always enjoyable. Would love to see a video of you tramping your home area of Yorkshire.
Love watching your videos around Cornwall I have been on holiday there and I loved it, and yes although I was on holiday the tourists are a nightmare lol keep the videos coming take care till the next one
Hey buddy. Awesome video. It’s amazing how the coastline here in Cape Breton is so much like yours. The cliffs and shoreline are just as rugged and beautiful. Have a good one. Hi to mrs fishlocker and just James.
There are so many positive things i could say about this video every single bit if it was great!!!!!! When you went in that littel cave it reminded me of when I was a little lad I was on holiday with my family at loo the tide had gone out and I could make it to the other side of the river and was exploring a cave was awesome i did Accidentally slip over and land on a dead monk fish and got its Teath stuck on my t-shirt sleave and Emerged from this dark cave with a what looked like a monk fish attacking my arm!!! My mum and dad was shocked at first but then burst in to laughter as they realised what had happened lol. Great times. Thanks again bro fantastic video really enjoyed it. Tight lines all the best 🎣🎣🎣
@the fish locker can you please please please do a coastal foraging video in the near future,I miss thee cook ups and the dinners a spargos kitchen as well.hope all is well with the family love from Minnesota u.s.
We are looking forward to getting out and making some, we are just waiting for the water quality to be safe. Still a lot of plankton in places. Also, the whole of Cornwall has been absolutely mobbed by tourists atm - and keeping the locations of our videos discrete and protected is important. We will be doing some very soon. 😊
Cracking video John, thank you mate, that was wonderful. Love Perranporth and the lovely walks. The crocosmos Lucifer is the red one. I remember a while back I was down there and got a cutting of the fuchsia’s that are everywhere and it’s still growing at the old house where I used to live. Brilliant! Really appreciated the video, thanks again mate. All the best Graham 🎣🎣🎣🎣📷📷🐟🐟🐟
Very good for adders along there. Once on a fishing trip quite close to where you shot this video I saw a kestrel hovering and then dive down to finally take off again with an adder in its talons. It could only have been an adder because it was too big to be a slow worm and the habitat is totally inhospitable for grass snakes. Seeing the kestrel with its prey made my day and I also managed a few bass. Great video by the way-informative, intelligent and articulate-qualities often missing on many TH-cam efforts.
Wonderful as usual John and as I said on the FB post announcing this video, what a wonderful way to end the weekend. Thank you once again and my Best Wishes to you and the family.
Great video John first time I’ve seen you explore the north cornwall coast it looked stunning you can see why we all love going for our holidays sorry 👍👍
Great video John and in an area that I know of, just shows you that you can get away from the crowds especially this time of the year. Nice sized Wrasse. Cheers Ian
Glorious! I really enjoy all your videos....and I'm not even into fishing! Who needs big production wildife progs with people like you showing us loads of out of the way places and curious sea creatures. Many thanks.
Really enjoyed that. My kind of day out. Right now there is a lot of smoke in the air here in Colorado, from fires in our state and states to the west of us. Bleh. What I wouldn't give for your fresh air and sunshine!
The teleportation joke was in such high taste, I'm still laughing. Also, talk about the beauty of Earth, the seasoning for the fish grows right on the coast :D
Great video again which really shows how in tune with your local environment you are. With regard to the bees, I have 4 colonies at Westerdale on the North York Moors at the moment. Bell heather had just finished and the Ling heather just flowering. Downside is it reduces my fishing time. LOL
Love how much John is in tune with the species above and below the surface. We have the same problem with Crocosmia in Hawaii. Gorse is bad here as well. Interesting how things can be bad where they aren’t supposed to be.
Here is a video showing how I find new marks to fish 😊🎣 - th-cam.com/video/kljht1aMUNw/w-d-xo.html
@@danih9523 - The whole point of the video is you find your own?!
@@danih9523 - That is the typical answer from a lazy person who isn’t prepared to do any of the work themselves. You don’t want advice, you want someone else to do the work for you and give you the answers. I haven’t gone to the trouble of making a video teaching people how to find good fishing marks, to simply pander to lazy people who won’t put the leg work in. Simple answer Dani. Go find your own. 👍🏻
@@danih9523 - Are you honestly trying to tell me that becuase you have a family with children and don’t live on the coast that you can’t find your own places to fish? My goodness how does anyone else do it? 🤣🤷🏻♂️
@@danih9523 He goes to all this trouble to show you how to get out there and enjoy yourself. And with your arrogance, you just want to turn up and catch fish on a plate. Your poor kids. Stick to Lechlade and London you sour old grape...
@@danih9523 will i get banned from youtube for calling you a wanker ?
Brill whatching you on tv you tube . Lovely family . Thank you . I lost 3 mates to c ...you have inspired me to get boat again . North west guy . Thank you
That was one of the loveliest videos you've done mate. Your delivery is wonderful! Your knowledge is amazing. Please keep doing these type of videos. It's more than just fishing.
The thing I am struggling with atm is the shear amount of tourists down here in Cornwall - shore fishing is out of the question on most marks simply because I get mobbed. But I will try my best. 😊
@@TheFishLocker You have tourists! You’re joking. Here in Australia we go into lockdown for a month over a handful of cases
@@TheFishLocker I was down in Cornwall and did some crabbing and underwater diving like you! Really enjoyed it!
He is amazing
Found your channel only a few weeks ago and I am absolutely addicted to your passion for fishing and nature!! Have loved every video so far mate, thanks for sharing your amazing knowledge.
It really is my pleasure. I am so glad to hear you share our passion for life outdoors and the natural world. 😊💙
Your son is soooo lucky to have you as a father. Your knowledge is so far reaching h will grow not up but with a wealth of knowledge that will serve him throughout his life. He and you are very lucky as is your wife for having a couple of bloks like you both.
Thanks for the walk John, like ya company, keep em coming, 👍
The face of a man happy with his lot…..and why not. Really good episode John, thank you.
I realised some time ago that the happiest people are those who can take pleasure in the simple things in life. 😊💙
Nice video. I love it when someone knows their subject and communicates it well.
Always a pleasure watching you explore the coast.
As always a great informative video. Sometimes the fishing is a bonus to the beauty that surrounds where you go to fish
I absolutely agree Debra. 😊
Such a wholesome person! I get a warm fuzzy feeling watching him interact with nature! Lovely human being!
I've learned more about fishing, foraging and English/Cornwall nature than I ever did in school.
Watching you walk around smiling, enjoying where you live is inspiring
Love your videos. This has to be one of the best. Thank you.
I would give an arm and a leg to spend the day learning from you. Love you mate. Great job my friend
Lovely walk, great views and interesting information. Thank you
Hi John , Bob from the south coast of OZ here, love your videos I think I can still use your knowledge down here, amazed at all the different species in your part of the world ,all I can say is that the best gift is being born with a head full of common ; and you my friend have it ! Cheers stay safe , have an ale for me ,Bob
I love this channel. As a Devon boy living away from home seeing these familiar places makes me feel closer to home. Plus fishing. What’s not to love. Thanks for the video
My pleasure mate. 👍🏻
@@TheFishLocker - John - You can always keep that little cliffside opening @09:15 in mind in case of inclement weather or possibly for a single overnight campsite. I know that the UK has badgers and some other similar mammals but I don't believe you have any cave bears left from prehistoric times. Might be an interesting video possibility for a short tour when you have torches and when someone knows you are poking around inside the place. I'd be your belay guy if you want to give it a go sometime or other!
Isn't that essentially how Blue John Rock [Fluorite] was originally found and is now a very rare and precious UK mineral from only one source that I know. Ms. Hannah wouldn't mind a bit of it or something similar if you stumbled across something like it! ;-)
Brilliant video, so good to see perranporth again. 👍👍👍
Get In.... Another excellent natural history, local flora and fauna episode, my favourite!! You absolutely know your stuff. I wouldn't have been able to resist poking around in that little rock tunnel as well 😅
Thoroughly enjoyable video. Thank you!
A beautiful sunny day here in South Wales and a another brilliant video 2 watch on a Sunday evening thank u John 👍
Slightly drizzly one on and off here in West Wales. Like John, I'm trying to avoid the masses and get to the quiet spots, but lucky to live on the British coast. 👍🎣
Mizzly here right now but still nice. 😊
Thanks for sharing your time and thoughts John 👍
Lovely film John. Nothing better than coastal exploring. Touching the very rocks our ancestors more than likely did many centuries ago
Sends shivers down my spine.
I love that aspect of it. 😊
enjoyed that john thank you as always your showing us how it really is incredible coastline wildlife and reminding us to stay safe
I’m glad you enjoyed joining me Lee. Take care mate. 😊👍🏻
Welcome to Cornwall the doors always open for a kindred soul.
Thank you for the adventure !
Our pleasure. 😊
Currently on a road trip and been watching your vids. Helped me find my first lobster the other day. Thank you.
Very educational - thanks John!
Amazing video- love your videos and I have watched about 100 of them! I’m addicted to them!
I’m glad you enjoy them mate. And enjoyed your underwater snorkelling/diving.
Thank you John, for sharing such a nice relaxing Sunday with me. Take care, my Fish Locker Family. 👍❤💋
Great video with a wealth of information in a lovely spot. The early mornings are great to catch nature at it's best and to avoid the emmetts!
Brilliant John-Thoroughly enjoyable, fun and informative. cheers Miles
Any time mate. 😊
I was up that way a couple of weeks ago, the gorse and the Heather were both well in bloom. Such a loverly part of the coast.
Wonderful isn’t it. 😊💙
My favourite type of videos! The knowledge you have is unbelievable, keep it up mate 👍🏼
Ticks both fishing and mindfulness boxes for me! Great vid to reset after a tough days work.
Thank you bro took me back
Great upload. I hope you have a blessed week.
Thank you so much for such an informative and beautiful video. Just what I needed to cheer me up and feel all is good in the world we live in. Cheers and bless you
Beautiful place John loved it ❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great tour , John. Beautiful coastline , lad. Thanks for doing these.👍🍺
Great video thanks John. Well done with the Wrasse and nice little Pollock. Regretfully, due to health issues, marks like that are way beyond my reach these days, so your trip along the cliffs brought back some good memories. Stay safe & well. 👍👍
I hardly ever comment on any TH-cam videos, but I discovered your channel a couple weeks ago, and there hasn’t been a single video I haven’t watched all the way through, absolutely love the videos mate, keep them coming, tight lines 🎣
Thank you very much Charlie and if I haven’t welcomed you already. Welcome to our channel. 😊
I run out of superlatives to say about your videos JL, nothing left to say other than THANK YOU.
No need to thank us mate. 😊
These videos are so relaxing
I love walking on the coast. 😊
Great video! What a gorgeous coastline you have. Thank you for sharing your morning with us, and your knowledge.
I haven't tuned in for a little while John. Been busy, but its good to be back and what an absolutely cracking video. I was always impressed with your knowledge of the sea, but now the cliff side flora and fauna as well, absolutely brilliant. Thanks so much for sharing. About time they gave you a TV show now!
Well you should have some great videos to catch up on then. 😊
Your videos are so peaceful man. When I watch them I forget everything else that's going on and I only pay attention to what your hooking, foraging, and all the other info you provide us in between. Thanks for consistently uploading man. Wishing you the best!
Another superb video keep them coming
Love the video. I lived in yorkshire for 5 years when I was a kid and did not know it had coasts back then.
Great video John, beautiful coastline and informative content fabulous thank you
I’m glad you enjoyed the video Charlie 😊
I've fished Perranporth many times whilst on holiday days,nights, many different baits and rigs and never had anything so nice to see there was fish there 😀 🙂 🙃
Another great video John, cheers pal really enjoyed it
This is giving me crazy nostalgia I used to go to Perranporth every year with my parents but that was way before I got in to my fishing. Might have to go back haha.
Stunning scenery. I have no head for heights so this is brilliant for me. 😍
Always interesting, Coastal Exploring wonderful countryside, great views and a great presenter. Agreed early morning the best time of day. I can't think of anything worse than being on a beach full of people, much better walking along the cliff paths. Thank you for the refresher course on Lichens and as always thanks for posting.
It is my pleasure David, and yes I agree. Paddling around with hordes of others is not for me either.
I imagined walking around the rocks with you in this video, I felt like a new man, what a pleasure that would of been, great video,.
I am glad you enjoyed joining me. 😊
Cracking video john.what a beautiful stretch f coast line.well done mate.tite lines a always.
Love your content. Blessings to you and your family.
Thank you very much. 😊
What a beautiful coastline Cornwall has.
On a good day there’s nowhere better. 😊
Thanks- I only go fishing now to places that are picturesque...a good day can be one or two or even zero fish, but interesting flora and fauna and a nice hike...just like this video. I really enjoyed it.
Absolutely stunning coastline John great video thanks 😁🍀
Its a wonderful place isn't it. 😊
That was a wonderful, relaxing,video. Your knowledge of your flora and fauna is always amazing. And your always calm demeanor is always enjoyable. Would love to see a video of you tramping your home area of Yorkshire.
We would have been back already had all this not been going on. 🤷🏻♂️
Great video JL! I adore when you do your walks with the plant ID's. Kuddos for your use of the latin names!
love these vids hope you and the family are all good . thank you for the info in the vids.
Thank you Trev, yeah we are all good. Best wishes to you and yours. 😊
It reminds me Charles Darwin's books of Natural History. I'd like to visit that place some day. Nice video! Best regards from Brazil.
Best regards sir. 😊
Another great educational video, you should have your own TV show it would be great 👍 👌
Love watching your videos around Cornwall I have been on holiday there and I loved it, and yes although I was on holiday the tourists are a nightmare lol keep the videos coming take care till the next one
Another great video ,,love all your knowledge 🤩
Hey buddy. Awesome video. It’s amazing how the coastline here in Cape Breton is so much like yours. The cliffs and shoreline are just as rugged and beautiful. Have a good one. Hi to mrs fishlocker and just James.
There are so many positive things i could say about this video every single bit if it was great!!!!!! When you went in that littel cave it reminded me of when I was a little lad I was on holiday with my family at loo the tide had gone out and I could make it to the other side of the river and was exploring a cave was awesome i did Accidentally slip over and land on a dead monk fish and got its Teath stuck on my t-shirt sleave and Emerged from this dark cave with a what looked like a monk fish attacking my arm!!! My mum and dad was shocked at first but then burst in to laughter as they realised what had happened lol. Great times. Thanks again bro fantastic video really enjoyed it. Tight lines all the best 🎣🎣🎣
Would love to sit at your first fishing spot and just watch the water. Great video.
Wonderful area of coast isn’t it.
@the fish locker can you please please please do a coastal foraging video in the near future,I miss thee cook ups and the dinners a spargos kitchen as well.hope all is well with the family love from Minnesota u.s.
We are looking forward to getting out and making some, we are just waiting for the water quality to be safe. Still a lot of plankton in places. Also, the whole of Cornwall has been absolutely mobbed by tourists atm - and keeping the locations of our videos discrete and protected is important. We will be doing some very soon. 😊
Lovely video something different look forward to next video take care mate.
Cracking video John, thank you mate, that was wonderful. Love Perranporth and the lovely walks. The crocosmos Lucifer is the red one.
I remember a while back I was down there and got a cutting of the fuchsia’s that are everywhere and it’s still growing at the old house where I used to live. Brilliant! Really appreciated the video, thanks again mate. All the best Graham 🎣🎣🎣🎣📷📷🐟🐟🐟
Spot on mate. The red ones are the lucifers these are often called copper tips.
Very good for adders along there. Once on a fishing trip quite close to where you shot this video I saw a kestrel hovering and then dive down to finally take off again with an adder in its talons. It could only have been an adder because it was too big to be a slow worm and the habitat is totally inhospitable for grass snakes. Seeing the kestrel with its prey made my day and I also managed a few bass. Great video by the way-informative, intelligent and articulate-qualities often missing on many TH-cam efforts.
Wonderful as usual John and as I said on the FB post announcing this video, what a wonderful way to end the weekend. Thank you once again and my Best Wishes to you and the family.
Great video John first time I’ve seen you explore the north cornwall coast it looked stunning you can see why we all love going for our holidays sorry 👍👍
There are actually a few videos from the North coast - I just didn't tell you where I was. 😉
Just great John. I’d watch the peregrines all day. Thanks
I honestly sat for a good 10-15 minutes just watching then. I do suspect there will be a nesting site nearby.
Great viewing as always
Thank you. 😊
Great video John and in an area that I know of, just shows you that you can get away from the crowds especially this time of the year. Nice sized Wrasse. Cheers Ian
Glorious! I really enjoy all your videos....and I'm not even into fishing! Who needs big production wildife progs with people like you showing us loads of out of the way places and curious sea creatures. Many thanks.
Lovely video again John, looked like it was a lovely place for a coastal walk!
It really is. Well worth a look if your in the area. 😊
Great video lad ,always look forward to the next one 👍
Now thats a coastline❤👍😁lovely vid🏖
Thats Perranporth beach - Beautiful beach and those apartments on the beach are awesome to stay in....
Unbelivable place
Beautyfull Like 😳👍👍
So nice to take a hike with you.
I am glad you enjoyed joining me. 😊
Really enjoyed that. My kind of day out. Right now there is a lot of smoke in the air here in Colorado, from fires in our state and states to the west of us. Bleh. What I wouldn't give for your fresh air and sunshine!
The teleportation joke was in such high taste, I'm still laughing. Also, talk about the beauty of Earth, the seasoning for the fish grows right on the coast :D
Gorgeous scenery!! Thank you so much for sharing! :)
It is my pleasure. 😊
I used to holiday there as a kid, beautiful place perrenporth
Wonderful isn't it. 😊
Wonderful place nice view 👍👏☺️
Stunning isn’t it. 😊
Great video again which really shows how in tune with your local environment you are. With regard to the bees, I have 4 colonies at Westerdale on the North York Moors at the moment. Bell heather had just finished and the Ling heather just flowering. Downside is it reduces my fishing time. LOL
Love how much John is in tune with the species above and below the surface. We have the same problem with Crocosmia in Hawaii. Gorse is bad here as well. Interesting how things can be bad where they aren’t supposed to be.
Just Come back from Perranporth Loved it Great Video Again Cheers Pal
You've got some lovely quartz veins there too
That was a very interesting video John well done mate
Really interesting thank you 👍
Beautiful coast line in Cornwall 🌧 🇬🇧
Wonderful isn’t it. 😊