We all owe Tim a huge debt of gratitude for his massive contributions to carp fishing, and I do personally for his enthusiasm for and publication of my Bivvy Tramps books. A great interview!
Really enjoyed Tim’s podcast. He one of anglings true gentleman who doesn’t need to be constantly effing in order to express himself. I’m no prude but him and Chris Ball (Korda) podcasts are a breath of fresh air. Both of them are great story tellers. Well done Hassan in scooping this one.
Tim's writing about session fishing, and especially the location of feeding spots, was an absolute revelation for me back in the early nineties. Had the pleasure of spending an evening in the pub with him once, which was lovely.
Absolutely brilliant, met Tim a few times at various Carp Society meetings and had the pleasure of fishing Birch and the Mangrove through Doug Taggert and “ Youngy “ Caught my first 30lb early 90s from Birch.What a beautiful place, was lovely hearing Tim talk about it with such fond memories.
Jim Gibbinson and Rod were our heroes through the 70s, both so influential. Then Tim P’s first books made us feel we weren’t so crazy after all. Absolutely loved Carp Season. Thanks for interviewing him, pleased he is still right on the ball….. he really was at the center of all things carpy for a long time.
Tims winter session diary pieces in the very early carpworlds were my total inspiration for jut keeping going in the worst of circumstances....and Two seasons on the mangrove should really have become a lifelong devotion...maybe time to put things in motion to head back.
Its not often that I would comment on a podcast but I think its fair to say that it was a brilliant interview from someone who I suspect we have all followed for many years in Tim. I also wanted to pay a massive compliment to you Hassan. You really have become the best out there in terms of the interview and how you come across and your interaction with the guests; you are a massive asset to the firm and making the podcast the best out there now, so a big well done to you.
Many people talk of Rod being their inspiration, perhaps Yates, Gibbinson, or nowadays Terry, for me it is most certainly Tim. I grew up reading, listening to and watching him and he has made my World a better place over the years. Keep taking the supplements Tim.
I read this a couple of days ago and it stuck with me. I wasn’t sure why but now realize that I feel exactly the same. Always loved his no nonsense, common sense approach which rubs some people up the wrong way but I love it. Always appreciated his writing style too. Unique and eloquent in capturing the things that go through our heads during long sessions. We all owe him a huge debt for his services to carp fishing.
Absolute great podcast, I first met Tim at the very 1st carp Society meeting in Hatfield College I think it was. Been a great admirer of his books and achievements. etc.
One of the best yet. Am going to go back and read Bivvy Three after this. I love his enthusiasm and commitment. I saw him on my only trip ever to Sheffield and didn’t stop him to thank him. He definitely was one of the biggest inspirations of my carp fishing life over the last 35 years. “Keep on keeping on”!
Really superb, well done, brings back a lot of great memories. I wrote for Carpworld regularly for many years and my book is just over Tim's left shoulder on the bookcase behind him in this podcast! Humbled.
Great to hear Tim speak about his angling life. Would be good to get him back on as he has so much more to talk about. And a better interview from Hassan this time . . . . . . he has stopped the constant use of the word 'mate' and the over patronising. Big improvement, finally !
Good work lads, just a probably, one may think, unrelated point with ref to the mighty Hutchinson. When ever i hear of Rods drug and alchohol consumption theres usually a bit of a chuckle about his larger than life character Yet as a reader of his books from when they were first published and a big fan from the age of 20 all i could see was the obvious damage that alchohol did to the great man His drink drive ban/carp fishing and alchohol addiction are things we both would of shared were he still with us Dont really know what im trying to achieve here other than a word of warning to stick with the fishing and not the booze
We all owe Tim a huge debt of gratitude for his massive contributions to carp fishing, and I do personally for his enthusiasm for and publication of my Bivvy Tramps books. A great interview!
No ego just sound advice and entertainment Tim’s a legend
Carp fishing royalty. This man had a huge role in modern day carp fishing. My heart felt thanks to this mam
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Tim's contributions to the world of carp fishing will never be forgotten a great man and fantastic angler,used to love his write ups on Raduta
Really enjoyed Tim’s podcast. He one of anglings true gentleman who doesn’t need to be constantly effing in order to express himself. I’m no prude but him and Chris Ball (Korda) podcasts are a breath of fresh air. Both of them are great story tellers. Well done Hassan in scooping this one.
Best podcast yet with a proper carp angler 👍 so glad i had the privilege of 2 seasons on the mangrove 😉👌
Tim's writing about session fishing, and especially the location of feeding spots, was an absolute revelation for me back in the early nineties. Had the pleasure of spending an evening in the pub with him once, which was lovely.
Absolutely brilliant, met Tim a few times at various Carp Society meetings and had the pleasure of fishing Birch and the Mangrove through Doug Taggert and “ Youngy “ Caught my first 30lb early 90s from Birch.What a beautiful place, was lovely hearing Tim talk about it with such fond memories.
A legend from a golden generation of Carp anglers.
Jim Gibbinson and Rod were our heroes through the 70s, both so influential. Then Tim P’s first books made us feel we weren’t so crazy after all. Absolutely loved Carp Season. Thanks for interviewing him, pleased he is still right on the ball….. he really was at the center of all things carpy for a long time.
Tim's a legend. Went to a few of his slide shows as a teenager and you darent go for a wee as he was like a headmaster.
What a knowledgeable man Tim is , great interview.
Tims winter session diary pieces in the very early carpworlds were my total inspiration for jut keeping going in the worst of circumstances....and Two seasons on the mangrove should really have become a lifelong devotion...maybe time to put things in motion to head back.
Pure Class! What a hugely experienced man and a delight to listen to. Well done Tim.
Its not often that I would comment on a podcast but I think its fair to say that it was a brilliant interview from someone who I suspect we have all followed for many years in Tim.
I also wanted to pay a massive compliment to you Hassan. You really have become the best out there in terms of the interview and how you come across and your interaction with the guests; you are a massive asset to the firm and making the podcast the best out there now, so a big well done to you.
Many people talk of Rod being their inspiration, perhaps Yates, Gibbinson, or nowadays Terry, for me it is most certainly Tim. I grew up reading, listening to and watching him and he has made my World a better place over the years. Keep taking the supplements Tim.
I read this a couple of days ago and it stuck with me. I wasn’t sure why but now realize that I feel exactly the same. Always loved his no nonsense, common sense approach which rubs some people up the wrong way but I love it. Always appreciated his writing style too. Unique and eloquent in capturing the things that go through our heads during long sessions. We all owe him a huge debt for his services to carp fishing.
Absolute great podcast, I first met Tim at the very 1st carp Society meeting in Hatfield College I think it was. Been a great admirer of his books and achievements. etc.
One of the best yet. Am going to go back and read Bivvy Three after this. I love his enthusiasm and commitment. I saw him on my only trip ever to Sheffield and didn’t stop him to thank him. He definitely was one of the biggest inspirations of my carp fishing life over the last 35 years. “Keep on keeping on”!
This man is a carp fishing legend used to love his carp talk and carpworld articles bitd
Kudos to you, Hassan. You’re getting good at this interview lark👌
That was a great podcast. Brilliant listening to Tim & how he ticks.
One podcast i was not going to miss and it didn't disappoint .well done for getting the great man on.
Really superb, well done, brings back a lot of great memories. I wrote for Carpworld regularly for many years and my book is just over Tim's left shoulder on the bookcase behind him in this podcast! Humbled.
Superb viewing. Carpworld was excellent when Tim was in charge and I still have a signed copy of 'Carp!' Keep on keepin' on, Tim. 👍
Thanks Nash the best interview ever been waiting for a interview with Tim for a long time let's have an other one soon
great podcast, Tim is a very nice man ...
Great to hear Tim speak about his angling life.
Would be good to get him back on as he has so much more to talk about.
And a better interview from Hassan this time . . . . . . he has stopped the constant use of the word 'mate' and the over patronising.
Big improvement, finally !
Think he'd not change, its about the respect 4 Tim
Best one yet. 👍👍👍
Very impressive by this Gentleman...
I've read From the Bivvy so many times it's a brilliant carp fishing book from a brilliant carp fishing author 😊
Excellent stuff
Top podcast!
Good work lads, just a probably, one may think, unrelated point with ref to the mighty Hutchinson.
When ever i hear of Rods drug and alchohol consumption theres usually a bit of a chuckle about his larger than life character
Yet as a reader of his books from when they were first published and a big fan from the age of 20 all i could see was the obvious damage that alchohol did to the great man
His drink drive ban/carp fishing and alchohol addiction are things we both would of shared were he still with us
Dont really know what im trying to achieve here other than a word of warning to stick with the fishing and not the booze
Where is the Podcasts gone
Legend 🙌🙌🙌
Where is the Brian Skoyles Podcast ? Can't find it on here
A great listen
sad way to find out that Carp Worlds no longer in print, ive still got pristine unread copies that are ten years old...
Why would you not read them ???
Podcast fishing..👍👍
Tim Paisley - The carp fishing Bernie Ecclestone
bik headed ponse sir