Totally awesome gold and keeping me sane Graeme from 10000 miles away. Your passion and technique is brilliant. Love the soft light, bluebells and birdsong too. Thanks for doing what you do mate 👍🏻👍🏻
Graham. You are what fishing is all about. Having fun and catching fish. Been watching the Channel for a long time and I have subscribed. Lots more vids please. Particularly liked the video . Where you fished a small stream .The one that had a sign with the one eyed bull. Absolutely brill entertaient.
Oh Greame, what a lovely water, great job as always, all the best for the weekend, always love your channel, im off tomorrow fish for big tench, lol take care.
I love all your videos I look forward to seeing the next adventure. I also love the intro and end songs of your videos it is all great. Thank you so much for sharing and taking the time to put all your videos together!! 🙂 Rob.
Drying out the King Alfred's cakes in the greenhouse is a good idea Graeme. But you need to store them somewhere warm and dry. I dried a load and stored them in my shed. But then with the damp weather we've had they re-absorbed moisture out of the air and rotted. I had to throw the whole lot away.
Thanks for the upload. Interesting idea about the clay fill on the tree. I've got a similar issue on a huge apple tree on the property. It flowers and produces loads of fruit each year but has a similar hole to the one you showed with lots of damp, flakey and rotting wood inside which I figure cant be good. Might try the clay with a landscape fabric over the top to keep it in there and see if it keeps it going for a few more years. That wild garlic really kicks up a smell....I have a small patch in the back garden and I find it smells a bit like chive or onion.
I just put out a few weeks ago some Texas bluebonnet seeds, the plant and flowers looks similar to the bluebells there, almost but not quite. Anyways, those I put out should be almost starting to come up, anytime now 🤞🏻🤞🏻! I put out a bunch of different seeds a few weeks ago, all around the outside of the house, so yeah, 🤞🏻🤞🏻most of them will germinate and come up…?
I did plant seeds myself this year,some have started but some have done nothing. I used to have problems with moles,but this year I am inundated with smaller black slugs. They demolished my best Marigold plants in one night...but they are now paying a terrible price...
Awesome, as always 🙌 are you planning any fishing around my local area of milton keynes by any chance? Would love to stop and talk fish or have a rod in hand with you one day.
I have always had bluebells in my front garden Graeme but this year has been exceptional, I have literally had thousands and every one was really dark blue this year . Unfortunately they only lasted about four weeks and have now all died . Does Colin still come to see you ?
Other people thought I was having a senior moment when I told them I thought the "Bluebells" were a really dark "Blue" but glad someone else noticed that. I reckon it is something to do with the long wet winter we had. It can't be the sunshine that's for sure. And yes, Colin does his rounds especially when I have a candidate in the mouse traps,but generally our 2 resident carrion crows nip in first and grab any offerings.
A fantastic way to get rid of ant nest's . Is to springkel Aspatan or sakurin ( man made Sugare) , as they will feed it to the queen ant . It will die & so will the collaney. Make you think, what harmful effects it has on humans 🤔
No offense Graeme but it's actually best to just leave a tree alone they already contain the working infrastructure to save themselves and that clay could stop them absorbing as much nutrients as they would need. The best thing you can do for a tree is just dump a bucket of water around it's base for the roots if you use murky water from a lake or pond that';s the best kind of water for it not clean human water
Hey Mike, I just watched your video and I must say it's really helpful and well made. I was wondering if I could help you design your thumbnails for better CTR? Wanna try out a free one?
Thanks for the comment.At least I know what it is now. I wonder how many years it will take to expire. Maybe I should start looking for a replacement at the nursery.
Totally awesome gold and keeping me sane Graeme from 10000 miles away. Your passion and technique is brilliant. Love the soft light, bluebells and birdsong too. Thanks for doing what you do mate 👍🏻👍🏻
New to fishing and everything is a school day, TA is great to watch. Learning loads. Thanks TA fishing
Graeme is brilliant, some educational stuff but he is extremely entertaining, currently watching his boat sea fishing vids
Your hooked
The one channel to watch to show you how to fish without becoming a ‘tackle tart’
Hope yo enjoy this wonderous hobby😊
Thank you for your informative angling, and the garden-woodland takes your videos to another level, really interesting stuff.
This man has kept real angling alive imo reminds me of John Wilson like a big kid on every adventure
I wish you were my grandad Graham! What a lovely bloke. These vids are the best thing on TH-cam 🙃👍
Great work Grahame 😉👌
Had a good chuckle over your bubbly senior moment. Absolutely can relate to that situation 😁
I always learn something from your videos, Graham. Thanks for all your hard work.
Barry from Essex.
Graham. You are what fishing is all about. Having fun and catching fish. Been watching the Channel for a long time and I have subscribed. Lots more vids please. Particularly liked the video . Where you fished a small stream .The one that had a sign with the one eyed bull. Absolutely brill entertaient.
Oh Greame, what a lovely water, great job as always, all the best for the weekend, always love your channel, im off tomorrow fish for big tench, lol take care.
I will look forward to your post too then Clive! Lol
It is a lovely spot.I was there a few hours ago and got a huge Perch...who knows what else is in there ?
I love all your videos I look forward to seeing the next adventure. I also love the intro and end songs of your videos it is all great. Thank you so much for sharing and taking the time to put all your videos together!! 🙂 Rob.
Glad you enjoy them..all takes a bit of time but with little worth watching on TV it keeps me occupied most nights.
Great video as always. Thanks GP
Great video love the variety of fishing and ù pottering around ur garden keep up the good work
Loved this just as much as other videos, have followed you and your son for years, your so funny, love from UK 🇬🇧
Really enjoyed watching keep up the good work
Lovely video as always, thank you Graeme ❤
Drying out the King Alfred's cakes in the greenhouse is a good idea Graeme. But you need to store them somewhere warm and dry. I dried a load and stored them in my shed. But then with the damp weather we've had they re-absorbed moisture out of the air and rotted. I had to throw the whole lot away.
Great video love the variety cant wait to see the result of the bait up.
Always great videos Graham, you always make me laugh.. I was worried you hadn't done one. 🤣😂. Looking forward to your next video already. 🎣🎣👍
نصيحتي لكل سيدة وسيد أن تضع الاعجاب لكل شيء مفيد مثل هذه القناة شكراً لك عمي و بالتوفيق
KEEP IT UP GP..YA DOING GREAT!! CHEERS FROM SINGAPORE!
nice work with the tree Graeme 🌳
Good idea to save the tree, certainly worth a try.
You’re the Fred Dibnah of English sport fishing . Thank you.
"I rather hope it's coconut." 🤣(06:13)
Fished all my life love your videos Graham
Pleased you enjoy them.Its all about not taking it too seriously ,so I try to keep it real.
you can eat the garlic flowers, makes great garnish
Thanks!
Thanks,pleased you enjoy the films,hopefully more to come.
Thanks for the upload. Interesting idea about the clay fill on the tree. I've got a similar issue on a huge apple tree on the property. It flowers and produces loads of fruit each year but has a similar hole to the one you showed with lots of damp, flakey and rotting wood inside which I figure cant be good. Might try the clay with a landscape fabric over the top to keep it in there and see if it keeps it going for a few more years. That wild garlic really kicks up a smell....I have a small patch in the back garden and I find it smells a bit like chive or onion.
This is the 2nd year it appears I have "saved" the tree...I wonder if there really is anything to it,but its better than cutting it down.
Hi TA, have u ever tried Angel Delight in a groundbait mix, apparently its really good! For tench bream or carp! Tight Lines!!
I have heard of that but I haven't tried it yet.
@@TAFishing yeah me too
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I just put out a few weeks ago some Texas bluebonnet seeds, the plant and flowers looks similar to the bluebells there, almost but not quite. Anyways, those I put out should be almost starting to come up, anytime now 🤞🏻🤞🏻! I put out a bunch of different seeds a few weeks ago, all around the outside of the house, so yeah, 🤞🏻🤞🏻most of them will germinate and come up…?
I did plant seeds myself this year,some have started but some have done nothing. I used to have problems with moles,but this year I am inundated with smaller black slugs. They demolished my best Marigold plants in one night...but they are now paying a terrible price...
Awesome, as always 🙌 are you planning any fishing around my local area of milton keynes by any chance? Would love to stop and talk fish or have a rod in hand with you one day.
Unfortunately I don't ever fish up that way. If anything I seem to go West .I don't now why. Just drawn to that direction.
I have always had bluebells in my front garden Graeme but this year has been exceptional, I have literally had thousands and every one was really dark blue this year . Unfortunately they only lasted about four weeks and have now all died . Does Colin still come to see you ?
Other people thought I was having a senior moment when I told them I thought the "Bluebells" were a really dark "Blue" but glad someone else noticed that. I reckon it is something to do with the long wet winter we had. It can't be the sunshine that's for sure. And yes, Colin does his rounds especially when I have a candidate in the mouse traps,but generally our 2 resident carrion crows nip in first and grab any offerings.
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Yes✌
A fantastic way to get rid of ant nest's . Is to springkel Aspatan or sakurin ( man made Sugare) , as they will feed it to the queen ant . It will die & so will the collaney. Make you think, what harmful effects it has on humans 🤔
That might be worth a try.
Be intresting to see if you catch anything ??
Could be next week's film ??
No offense Graeme but it's actually best to just leave a tree alone they already contain the working infrastructure to save themselves and that clay could stop them absorbing as much nutrients as they would need. The best thing you can do for a tree is just dump a bucket of water around it's base for the roots if you use murky water from a lake or pond that';s the best kind of water for it not clean human water
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Ever heard of Cambium...?
Try a bridging graft Graham
Hey Mike,
I just watched your video and I must say it's really helpful and well made.
I was wondering if I could help you design your thumbnails for better CTR? Wanna try out a free one?
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Unfortunately your tree has the chery virus. It's a slow disease with no cure very sad.
Thanks for the comment.At least I know what it is now. I wonder how many years it will take to expire. Maybe I should start looking for a replacement at the nursery.
Love it Keep em coming
More to come...Got an animal Perch there a few hours ago(not where I baited though !!)