This was the first boat I ever went sea fishing on tommo is a great skipper and pretty much taught me how to fish thanks guys I have found the best hobby ever I've been fishing all weekend on my mates hardy 18 you guys are a proper inspiration to us
Your channel really makes me want to get back out there and start fishing again. Been some years now since I have been on the water, you know life just don't give us the free time sometimes, but watching your channel over the last few months, I'm going to be MAKING TIME to go fishing again. Thank You Graeme for all you do.
Great upload thanks Graeme! Some fine fish and a great trip out despite the weather & wind. That boat of Tommo's is truly awesome. Stay safe & well. 👍👍
Nice that Tommo's keeping my boat in such good condition ha ha. Well that looked to be quite a session with super looking Smooth Hounds nice film and some decent rock music and as always your sense of humour. Right up the garden to check the veg. We've got no moles but we have got foxes that like to dig up everything and laugh at fox repellent! Thanks as always for posting.
Really love that boat, the mini shark species, and good hard rock music. ( Mind you, I love the blues that's used here too). A very good video, the kind of quality we've come to expect from TA Fishing.
Before I read the description I was waiting for you to say dog fish, haha! Love a nice bit of rock eel though. You're right about skinning on the boat, much easier than taking home to do. Also keeps it fresh and stops that ammonia creeping in. Also I've found that hounds find hermit crabs irresistible. Appreciate you taking the lead off, saves the boat from taking too many knocks.
Hiya Graham, I am not a geologist but as a ceramist I have come across the colour change in the clay before and it is where the iron oxide has been washed out of the clay due to weather erosion, so the two colours of clay are the same clay deposit. Am sure it would make some lovely terracotta pots for you too smash up 😊
In no way shape or form am I saying you're old but for a man of your age to get out there and make these films for us to enjoy I have nothing but major respect for you! Some people don't realise what you have to do behind the scenes to get these films made, and for that I'll forever support TA fishing. Thank you for keeping me entertained for all these years ❤️
No problem,I fully intend doing it as long as I am able...its a lot of work I have to slot in between my "real life",but I find it satisfying if people enjoy them. I would be totally lost without the solo filming and editing now...every single evening for a few hours.I try not to do it during the day,it would then seem too much like a job.
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This lake seems here in Brazil where I fish, Congratulations your fishing was incredible, you caught beautiful fish, your fishing equipment is very good.👍😉
Hi graham &mike,love your vids! Can't wait to see you do some more fly fishing as I'd love to see it! I started fly fishing 2 years ago and fish Stillwater alot as no good fly rivers in Norfolk! Anyway I am going to try for a salmon have you ever tried that?
Another great vid by a very entertaining professional will be waiting for the next one ( hopefully a shore spot in Kent) that's my manner so would be great to see. Thanks boys
Looks like the 'Blue Anchor Fault', with older Triassic rocks (red) and younger Jurassic rocks (green/blue). This is a great piece of coastline for the study of geology. You have a good eye for geology, the science of observation!
@@TAFishing For background. All rocks are supposed to be deposited in horizontal layers. So the older red layers should be underneath the younger blue layer (geologists think this is blue!). As they are side by side, and not layered, we can infer there is a 'fault' between them. In fact, you can see the fault plane very clearly at this location (and in your film). I think the fault was caused by the earth-movements related to the formation of the Alps in the Cretaceous/Tertiary.
Smoothhound (Mustelus mustelus).. Starry smoothhound (Mustelus asterias).. Gummy shark (Mustelus antarcticus).They are in the same family of shark, hope that helps Graeme. Tight lines..
Science has prove there is no such creature as the Starry Smoothhound. DNA has found they are exactly the same species.Just another Smoothhound with different markings.
Hi from Oz Graeme, yes that looks very much like the "Gummy" shark we catch here in South Oz, its regarded as a good eating fish here, is it taken for eating bin the UK ? I haven't tried the crab bait as you do, but will definately be trying it this coming summer. Cheers mate
Love your vids.... Over here (US) it wouldn’t be legal to use gamefish, like your rainbow trout, as bait... a bit horrifying, really. Probably something similar to someone over there catching and keeping a carp for bait? Anyway, you have the best fishing channel I know! Thanks!
I think the Wilson Flyer is about the lightest 17-footer..That's why I got it..I was told other boats are way heavier. I just use different Estate cars,about 2 litre,6 gears.
Hi Graeme I’m would like to ask if you’ve been up to the northeast specifically South Shields pier and Tyne mouth pier it’s actually a great place to fish and if you end up at North Shields fish Quay they do the best fish and chips you’ll ever eat honestly the coastline has got hundreds of marks you can fish from. If your interested I can help you. I know you’re more than capable of organising a trip up. Fantastic video’s thank you thank you.
Have you fished Blackpool sands in Dartmouth was there the other night with my brother and he got two conger and a mackerel and I got my first bull huss nice size
Very nice beach and worth the drive for a day/knight season, easy access from car park nice clean water just a load of pesky crab that you sometime drag in if careful but still work it after grabbing my first ever bull huss, should give it a try sometime.
I went in lidi because I missed the bait shop got some seafood mix with prawns and mussles still pulled in three bass around the 5lb mark lol who needs fresh bait
Same with the rays in my local area haven’t seen any come off the mark in about 10/11 years and now this year I’ve had 23 thornbacks and small eyed already
Hounds put up a hell of a bigger fight than all of them from what I’ve experienced ive had a 8lb bass and just dragged it in with it just feeling heavy with smooth hounds they peel big drag and give big headshakes again that’s from my experiences tho
We get "proper" sharks,like Porbeagle,Mako,Blue and Thresher ,plus autumnal Bluefin now but generally we have nothing like the Bluewater action of the Florida waters.
This was the first boat I ever went sea fishing on tommo is a great skipper and pretty much taught me how to fish thanks guys I have found the best hobby ever I've been fishing all weekend on my mates hardy 18 you guys are a proper inspiration to us
Your channel really makes me want to get back out there and start fishing again. Been some years now since I have been on the water, you know life just don't give us the free time sometimes, but watching your channel over the last few months, I'm going to be MAKING TIME to go fishing again. Thank You Graeme for all you do.
Great upload thanks Graeme! Some fine fish and a great trip out despite the weather & wind. That boat of Tommo's is truly awesome. Stay safe & well. 👍👍
Tommo has understanding !! Loved this one guys. Everybody wishes for a good skipper like that !
Yes Graeme here in Tasmania we call them Gummy Sharks. Generally sold in the fish and chip shops as “flake”.
Nice that Tommo's keeping my boat in such good condition ha ha. Well that looked to be quite a session with super looking Smooth Hounds nice film and some decent rock music and as always your sense of humour. Right up the garden to check the veg. We've got no moles but we have got foxes that like to dig up everything and laugh at fox repellent! Thanks as always for posting.
Thanks, Graeme top video, I like the welding glove, good music too. Cheers. :)
Really love that boat, the mini shark species, and good hard rock music. ( Mind you, I love the blues that's used here too).
A very good video, the kind of quality we've come to expect from TA Fishing.
Before I read the description I was waiting for you to say dog fish, haha! Love a nice bit of rock eel though. You're right about skinning on the boat, much easier than taking home to do. Also keeps it fresh and stops that ammonia creeping in. Also I've found that hounds find hermit crabs irresistible. Appreciate you taking the lead off, saves the boat from taking too many knocks.
Hiya Graham, I am not a geologist but as a ceramist I have come across the colour change in the clay before and it is where the iron oxide has been washed out of the clay due to weather erosion, so the two colours of clay are the same clay deposit. Am sure it would make some lovely terracotta pots for you too smash up 😊
Nice one yet again G Man! Looking forward to a family friend getting a boat soon on the south coast and getting out with him!
Thanks graham loved seeing the in action 👍👊
Great vid as always TAF SHOW
Great vid Bruce
In no way shape or form am I saying you're old but for a man of your age to get out there and make these films for us to enjoy I have nothing but major respect for you! Some people don't realise what you have to do behind the scenes to get these films made, and for that I'll forever support TA fishing. Thank you for keeping me entertained for all these years ❤️
No problem,I fully intend doing it as long as I am able...its a lot of work I have to slot in between my "real life",but I find it satisfying if people enjoy them. I would be totally lost without the solo filming and editing now...every single evening for a few hours.I try not to do it during the day,it would then seem too much like a job.
This lake seems here in Brazil where I fish, Congratulations your fishing was incredible, you caught beautiful fish, your fishing equipment is very good.👍😉
Yes Graeme, looks just like our Gummy Shark! Very popular on the table and can grow to a good size.
Cheers Graham. That was a great video!!!!
I absolutely love your sea fishing videos they are cracking.
Haha I love using rainbow trout as bait, the tough skin really holds it on the hooks well. 😁
Hi graham &mike,love your vids! Can't wait to see you do some more fly fishing as I'd love to see it! I started fly fishing 2 years ago and fish Stillwater alot as no good fly rivers in Norfolk! Anyway I am going to try for a salmon have you ever tried that?
When you next get a minute in the Tackle Shed, would you demonstrate how the T bar works, please.
Another good one
Most fish and chip shops in Australia use gummy shark and its pretty good eating. 👌
Yes Graeme we call them Gummy Sharks here Downunder that one was a baby
Yo yo yo my man,you deep in the crab 🦀 ,sorry crib 😂😂😂
Can we have more carp videos they are so funny 😂😂has me in stitches
Nice boat 👍
Thank you for reply Graeme. My fishing book is from 2010 and must now be outdated. Thanks for the heads up. Tight lines..
Another great vid by a very entertaining professional will be waiting for the next one ( hopefully a shore spot in Kent) that's my manner so would be great to see. Thanks boys
Looks like the 'Blue Anchor Fault', with older Triassic rocks (red) and younger Jurassic rocks (green/blue). This is a great piece of coastline for the study of geology.
You have a good eye for geology, the science of observation!
It means we were getting no bites so I was looking around as I have the concentration span of a frozen Woodlice.
@@TAFishing For background. All rocks are supposed to be deposited in horizontal layers. So the older red layers should be underneath the younger blue layer (geologists think this is blue!). As they are side by side, and not layered, we can infer there is a 'fault' between them.
In fact, you can see the fault plane very clearly at this location (and in your film). I think the fault was caused by the earth-movements related to the formation of the Alps in the Cretaceous/Tertiary.
very good thanks.great days fishing
True personification of a G !!!
what did lockdown do to your voice ha ha ha nice size hounds
What reel are you using as I have seen you with it several times on the video's.
Smoothhound (Mustelus mustelus).. Starry smoothhound (Mustelus asterias).. Gummy shark (Mustelus antarcticus).They are in the same family of shark, hope that helps Graeme. Tight lines..
Science has prove there is no such creature as the Starry Smoothhound. DNA has found they are exactly the same species.Just another Smoothhound with different markings.
Hi from Oz Graeme, yes that looks very much like the "Gummy" shark we catch here in South Oz, its regarded as a good eating fish here, is it taken for eating bin the UK ?
I haven't tried the crab bait as you do, but will definately be trying it this coming summer.
Cheers mate
Loving this so far! especially the intro!!
Nice trip! I could practically see you from my house!, Barry S Wales lol.
Thanks for the comment Barry. I probably left a few 5 ounce grips in your garden when I cracked off while shore casting from Lilstock.
Yes its what we call a gummy shark
Best eating Gummy with the flakiest flesh you’ve seen.
Had me checking the settings during the introduction, trying to figure out what had gone wonky.
haha same. I thought the kids had been messing around with the speed settings again.
Smith's been playing with the buttons again! Smiiiiiiiith!!! :P
You guys are new then, Graeme has been doing this for years
I’ll w t omiuitoz xr taXY
Yes we do call them gummy sharks
looks like the lorna doone stops off at all the sewage outlet pipes, first one was porlock second was minehead and the third was doniford
Great video (y)
Gummy in Western Australia as well. Top chew.
🤣 the start
Love your vids....
Over here (US) it wouldn’t be legal to use gamefish, like your rainbow trout, as bait... a bit horrifying, really. Probably something similar to someone over there catching and keeping a carp for bait?
Anyway, you have the best fishing channel I know! Thanks!
Great stuff.
That big muff looks like the hat of the queen's guard.
Its called a Bearskin. Sorry to be pedantic.
Graeme - you are hilarious :)
Music by Spinal Tap?
No,it was some other group.Don't know the name I would have to look it up in Mike's Library contacts.
@@TAFishing I suggest you look up spinal tap :) watch the film if you get time.
Hi I am getting fishing kit to start pike, peach, etc at the end of the month, and would like to know what's best for a beginner
Any help
Yep in Austin Land they are called a GUMMY SHARK and thet get a lot bigger down under
you are so good you dont need crazy rock music
Graeme, could you tell me what car you use to tow your Wilson Flyer please? I would imagine that is a big heavy boat with a 60 hp outboard. Thanks.
I think the Wilson Flyer is about the lightest 17-footer..That's why I got it..I was told other boats are way heavier. I just use different Estate cars,about 2 litre,6 gears.
yep thats a gummy
The cliffs are different because they run out of red paint
Thumbs up!!!
Clark
love the videos what rod and reel would you recommend for starting sea fishing of piers and rocks not beech casting
You need to contact your local tackle shop who can advise on the area you are fishing.
Hi Graeme I’m would like to ask if you’ve been up to the northeast specifically South Shields pier and Tyne mouth pier it’s actually a great place to fish and if you end up at North Shields fish Quay they do the best fish and chips you’ll ever eat honestly the coastline has got hundreds of marks you can fish from. If your interested I can help you. I know you’re more than capable of organising a trip up. Fantastic video’s thank you thank you.
No,only passed North to Scrabster sharking one March.Only ever time I've been up North.
Really enjoyed the video Graeme. What is the track right at the end?
Yeah sure is what we call a gummy shark. Sold as flake at fish and chip shops
fishing hobby is really something, i really like fishing because of that I made a fishing video, greetings from me, thank you
The original G!
Have you fished Blackpool sands in Dartmouth was there the other night with my brother and he got two conger and a mackerel and I got my first bull huss nice size
No but I know where you mean,its a great looking beach.
Very nice beach and worth the drive for a day/knight season, easy access from car park nice clean water just a load of pesky crab that you sometime drag in if careful but still work it after grabbing my first ever bull huss, should give it a try sometime.
Brilliant
Sound like Frank Bruno smithy?
Hi what is the best place to get micro rods
Amazon
That's where I got mine
Don't bother getting one they are really bad, the reels are naff and nothing else fits, and they snap so easy
I went in lidi because I missed the bait shop got some seafood mix with prawns and mussles still pulled in three bass around the 5lb mark lol who needs fresh bait
I have to try the double prawn wrap off the beach sometime.
They look a lot like a gummy shark.
Do you know anyone by the name of Dave pine ?
No,but I know his brother Scots.
@@TAFishing
Hahaha PMSL
I think I met him once, he gave me the right needle 😅😂🤣
just 4 years ago you would be lucky to catch a smooth hound today they are fast becoming a bigger pest than the dog fish.
Same with the rays in my local area haven’t seen any come off the mark in about 10/11 years and now this year I’ve had 23 thornbacks and small eyed already
Gilts, mullet, blonds and bass go better than hounds. Most to the hounds I've caught haven't put up that much of a scrap
Hounds put up a hell of a bigger fight than all of them from what I’ve experienced ive had a 8lb bass and just dragged it in with it just feeling heavy with smooth hounds they peel big drag and give big headshakes again that’s from my experiences tho
waiting to see you on your or wayne's boat
Can't go on Wayne's due to social distancing etc but I might drag mine out when the wind drops,it has to get wet sometime.
Grey Mullet.
Next dogfish i catch is going into the frying pan.
I watched the catch and cook dog fish and I was almost sick. How could any one eat that.
I just don't understand the UK perspective on fish. You use rainbow trout for bait, but you eat dogfish?
Hello
Old old technique. Lazy but effective. Bait up bottom 2 hooks on your features.
Are they called Dogfish because they'll eat anything like dogs do?
I believe it’s because they hunt in packs
@@solidsixx8562 Hate the things. Waste of bait on them.
I want you to be my grandad
Great video..godawful music!
Sharks the main “big game” fish in your area? Here in Florida I tend to try and avoid em non the less great to catch!!
We get "proper" sharks,like Porbeagle,Mako,Blue and Thresher ,plus autumnal Bluefin now but generally we have nothing like the Bluewater action of the Florida waters.
r u loosing the plot i your introduction!!!
He's been like that for years!
The sound track is a pile of rubbish
I tried Mendelson's 5th Sonata in G minor but it didn't have quite the same effect.
Probably Mike edited!!! Great video but I'm a bit old for heavy rock... so you definitely are 😂
Awsome sound track.
@@jonrob2302 I used to love Led Zep, but im 66 now, so better leave it alone! 😳