Laying here on my bed in mi bivvy with feet on hot water bottle watching totally awesome it don't get no better lol 😁 them pebbles look crippling Graeme you take care now 🎣🎣
So relaxing to watch I’ve fished since I was 11 years old but havnt been for a few years as got a partner and kids now that take all my time up but yeah I want to get back in to fishing I love it and it’s peaceful 🙏🎣🐟❤️
Another great video, I don't know how you do it but there's so much to enjoy whether it's your enthusiasm and humour, your incredible fishing insights or the sounds and sights of the sea. I really think these films would appeal to people who have never even picked up a rod in their life. You did look very cross about that lost fish too. 🤣🤣
I still fish the beach in our australian winter which probably isn't as cold as the UK, but I do end up with toes so cold tha I can't feel them and fingers so cold that I can barely bait a hook. I stillcatch fish though
I've been watching TA fishing since 2011 and can honestly say it has been a honour and a privilege, please keep the vids coming, your great personality's! Tight lines lads!
@@TAFishing I would say maybe a pattern to remember for the future, receding tide in the dark, hold the phone you already said that in your vid, anyway I think your right,
Great trip and fishing Graeme.Your enthusiasm for catching fish be it fresh water or sea never wavers,never ever giving less than 100%. A true legend fisherman with a hint of comedy genius rolled into one ...yes your that good. Stay safe.
I do try to mix it up..be a be bit boring just putting up the same old species...in fact I probably wouldn't even bother if I had to stick with just one species.
i fished a beach like that with the bolders in nz i found round smaller sinkers will hold in the rocks and come out allmost every time and are better to get up from the rocks, on the retreve.great result good vid.
Thought Mike was out there in a canoe pulling on your lines when you had all 3 going at once! Fantastic film, great fish and a lovely whiting to finish the night.
Always amazed by the different shorelines, that one looks so uncomfortable to walk on Graham. Give me a sandy beach anytime lol. Getting over it as the tide comes in takes some skill, so well done you. Appreciate all the time & effort you put in to keep us all entertained.👏
I live in New Zealand where, as you would know we have lots of volcanic activity. If I saw red rock with those types of holes here, I would assume it was scoria, or some form of volcanic rock.
That was great Graeme, I love it when you wait and wait and then all the rods are going! I was shouting to let you know you had a bite! Looking forward to the next film and to see where you take us... 😃
Thank goodness for Graeme, even when he's not catching he takes excellent shots of everything. The closest to fishing without doing it for yourself. Seriously thought you were going to blank then your rods went mad! The two rays were a just reward for the effort you put in and I don't think I've ever seen a bigger dogfish caught of the beach. Nicely filmed and as always interesting to watch. Thanks as always for posting.
Absolutely love watching these videos G man. Your channel inspired me to get out fishing. Your excitement when getting bites and brining in the fish spills through the screen and I get just as excited. Nice one and thank you
Some nice scenery, good fish, nice bit of banter and, a bonus for me, the lights from the Land of My Fathers in the background! Another cracking video, "Uncle Graeme"!
That rocky beach does not show any signs of life ...seaweed, crawly things, clams...I cannot imagine any fish wanting to dine in that area. You are awesome.
Cool video Graeme. My default sea fishing location is near enough the opposite side of the channel to where you are on this one. I live in Penarth and so fish the beach, and Lavernock point, on on to Sully, more than anywhere else as it's convenient/lazy. What I've got from this episode is that the shore landscape is like a mirror image to that of over here, with the muddy water colour to match. Also, fossils and lost tackle in abundance, both of which I end up lumbering home with, in the absence of a catch. Sometimes the fishing is good here, othertimes it's just fossils & leads! Hey ho. I just love being out by the sea (or river, or lake), night or day. It's my life. Thanks again. Raymondo
G'day Graeme, just catch'n up on the last few vids mate; pardon the pun, a couple of points If I may; man that rock beach must be hard on the ankles, but a rock seat is always handy, or some fallen steps, lol. Those fossils are very cool too. The ol' white tip rods sure come into their own, I've done a couple, and the rest are on the hit list. Previously; top strategy to walk the dog and recon a potential location or two at the same time. Vinegar to tart up rusty hook;s, bloody 'ell why didn't I think of that, I'm sure we've all got plenty. Nice furniture reno, understand the trend, though all those legs/skirts covered with paint breaks my heart, lol. Cheers Duke.
John, Love the narrative. As a lad my buddy who used his brother's dinghy would go fishing at tidewater ( a tributary of the lower Hudson River) when school was out in late June after the Striped Bass fishing was done. At low tide the water was very clear by the early summer 's light streamflow. We would gather all the lures we could find. Lots of fun.
Hi Greame, love watching your vids, been watching them for a long time now and never really commented so thought id say thanks. I've learnt a lot from you and your vids 🙂
Great video, I love your shows dude😃 Nice thornback there at the end makes it all worthwhile, as you said earlier in the video when you were on the boulder beach " [sometimes] I don't know why I do this" or something along those lines! That second thornback is why! 😁
Thanks Graeme, I'm returning to sea fishing after a very long time. So great videos to wet my appetite... Would be good if you just mentioned the gear ( rods and reels ) you are using so us re-newbies understand more ...
Well I never expected it to end like that. From the scientific debate of, 4 legs is better than 2 on Lilstock boulders to skate till late 🤣 Look out Graeme, Hollywood calling. Tight lines and stay safe from the dreaded virus.
I'm a member of your fishing club 70 plus and still loving it but I have to fish venues that are reasonably easy to get to and fish, great video as usual
I must say Graeme what a difference between the day session and night session! Them rods were certainly twitching away. It was a joy to see you land a few fish especially the thornback rays.. nice fish. As for the one that got away we will never know but whatever it was it was big!! I look forward as always to the next video. Keep up the excellent work. God bless you.
Made a change to catch some decent fish...its easy if you live by the sea,you just go down to the best spots in the best conditions..but driving a couple of hundred miles to take a chance on the fishing is not for everyone. I enjoy the challenge though. And doing it on your own makes it double sweet.
Graeme would you mind putting the date (or week number) in the description of your films? Would really help me understand what time of year you’re filming and fishing for what
Hi Graeme, Nice video. The sounds of the Sea are so relaxing. I'm now working after a month of unemployment. 3 am start delivering Krispy Kreme to shops. Really busy job which is great as i will get fitter and stronger so hopefully health will improve a lot. Cheers Graeme, Steve in Fife.
Keep mobile Steve,and glad you are back enjoying a job,though I never heard of Krispy Kreme. Is it eaten ? ??or applied ???? One thing I won't be applying for is the 3am start ...leave that one to you...
Wow that's a brilliant session, their's beaches on the isle of man where I live that hold good fish and I'm sure if I put some time in I could catch thorne backs or other flatfish species it just really difficult to get good bait for these beaches cuz ideally you need rag and or lungworm if you're gonna fish the slow shelving sand beaches that being said I've never night fished on a beach down the end of the island where I live. Even being a local their's still always more local knowledge that comes into play. Anyway hopefully I'll get out and report back with some good news soon. Really enjoyed the episode that's a dream session for me.
Nice to see you catching fish in sommerset again Graham that cod that got caught was 15lb just the other side of the jetty on hinkley point the place is called shurton reef a young lad caught it it was uploaded to TH-cam fishing 🎣👊👏👏
Shurton reef ?? That sounds like it could be a Somerset yomp to hell....I did the corner of Kilve reef once...and it was only once..Great spot,but half a mile of ankle breaking reef loaded with tackle etc...I'll leave that one to the serious guys...I reckon someone should build a fishing pier 800 yards long ,I reckon it would be popular with us oldies.
@@TAFishing totally agree Grafham it about a mile to bridgwater docks where I fish and having to push my barrow there and back you no what that's like with all the gear on it but I love fishing so have to do it 🎣 mate see you on the next vid
@@TAFishing thank you. I’ll follow your good tips. I now float fish with a fly rod much more easier because I can get it out further, I saw the video of you doing it. Thanks a lot Graham. I caught my first carp because of you ta tips
Hey Gresham you really need to get something like those snow shoe hoops to walk over all those rocks there so you have something stable to stand on without breaking your ankles, they look like giant ping pong paddles that you clip onto your boots & they pivot at your toes. It might look silly wearing them on the beach but at least you won't break your ankles. You could easily make up a couple of shoes from pallet wood planks that are mortared together to make the planks wider, a couple of hinges onto a shorter plank with notches & a couple of bicycle toe straps to hold your feet into so you can walk across the stones.
Dont hibernate Graham, these bad times make the good times GREAT...pity theres no pizza coming down the cliff this time tho!!! Keep up the good work, you are really appreciated!
graeme great to see you fishing some of my local marks mate , lilstock has been hard fishing for a few weeks now just a few little codling . great session chap take care on them rocks and bolders , regards ,tony
@@TAFishing you are definitely owed a nice cod from lilstock Graeme , it should start picking up again in a couple of weeks , might see you on the beach mate take care chap
I actually cracked a bone in my foot there a few years back,went to the foot people,x-rays etc,so I try to be careful. In fact all ages should be careful. You don't have to be ancient to have a bad twist,break or sprain. Especially fishing alone.
All seems to be running a month later,we got through the traditional worst month of January with about 6 frosts,currently mild and windy,but I wonder if it will all come the end of Feb...It only takes one Siberian blocking high feeding Easterlies over us and its lighting the log burner in the mornings instead of afternoon..
"There's no justice in the fishing world" LOL Aint that the truth! One of the spots I fish, someone put the work in to build a reasonable facsimile of an arm chair out of the larger rip-rap. I bless them every time the water is right enough to use it.
I'm always saying to my missus who struggles on boulders and rocks don't step on the rocks unless you have to step in the gaps the rocks roll the gaps don't obviously don't use small gaps that could twist an ankle but aim for the lower spots not the rocks they are not stepping stones stay safe mate 👍👍👍
Laying here on my bed in mi bivvy with feet on hot water bottle watching totally awesome it don't get no better lol 😁 them pebbles look crippling Graeme you take care now 🎣🎣
Happy day's
Caught anything?
Did you catch owt bud.??
So relaxing to watch I’ve fished since I was 11 years old but havnt been for a few years as got a partner and kids now that take all my time up but yeah I want to get back in to fishing I love it and it’s peaceful 🙏🎣🐟❤️
@@TheMagpieReview take them with you 😏
Graeme whether you catch or not you put your heart and soul into entertaining us my friend that's why we follow you through thick and thin
It's notcalled catching, it's fishing
Another great video, I don't know how you do it but there's so much to enjoy whether it's your enthusiasm and humour, your incredible fishing insights or the sounds and sights of the sea. I really think these films would appeal to people who have never even picked up a rod in their life. You did look very cross about that lost fish too. 🤣🤣
Thank you Graeme,inspiring me to get a line back in the water in the spring
Yes,deffo wait until it warms up...I'm not fishing in the biting cold winds any more.
I still fish the beach in our australian winter which probably isn't as cold as the UK, but I do end up with toes so cold tha I can't feel them and fingers so cold that I can barely bait a hook. I stillcatch fish though
We all do it go from despondency to despair then all forgotten with a single fish. Good video
Only takes one decent fish to turn it around.
Two rays, well done and thanks for keeping us entertained Graeme.
I’m watching as I am typing!!!! This is going to be a great video as always Graeme
I've been watching TA fishing since 2011 and can honestly say it has been a honour and a privilege, please keep the vids coming, your great personality's! Tight lines lads!
More to come.
Thank you for your dedication Graeme! You're a legend, great session.
well done, after all the effort you have put into your shore fishing you were due a decant session, excellent.
I did enjoy it,even if it took until dark fell before I got some fish.
@@TAFishing I would say maybe a pattern to remember for the future, receding tide in the dark, hold the phone you already said that in your vid, anyway I think your right,
Great trip and fishing Graeme.Your enthusiasm for catching fish be it fresh water or sea never wavers,never ever giving less than 100%.
A true legend fisherman with a hint of comedy genius rolled into one ...yes your that good.
Stay safe.
Love it when a plan comes together Graeme,good nights sport👍
That’s why your channel is one the best as it’s so varied.
I do try to mix it up..be a be bit boring just putting up the same old species...in fact I probably wouldn't even bother if I had to stick with just one species.
Great session Greame good to get a few fish and that’s why you go beach fishing
I'm so pleased you had a successful trip. Great thornback rays and a huge dogfish too 👍
Made a change to get some bigger fish...I really did enjoy the whole expedition.
an hour of graeme fishing with a few pints on a friday ,whats not to love
Just one more cast ! Man after my own heart . Love your enthusiasm Graham . Never stop putting a bait out . 🎣🎣🎣 👍
i fished a beach like that with the bolders in nz i found round smaller sinkers will hold in the rocks and come out allmost every time and are better to get up from the rocks, on the retreve.great result good vid.
Thought Mike was out there in a canoe pulling on your lines when you had all 3 going at once! Fantastic film, great fish and a lovely whiting to finish the night.
Always amazed by the different shorelines, that one looks so uncomfortable to walk on Graham. Give me a sandy beach anytime lol. Getting over it as the tide comes in takes some skill, so well done you. Appreciate all the time & effort you put in to keep us all entertained.👏
"The chances of catching nothing are pretty high" -said without a hint of care one way or the other .🤣 Love it!!
I live in New Zealand where, as you would know we have lots of volcanic activity. If I saw red rock with those types of holes here, I would assume it was scoria, or some form of volcanic rock.
That was great!! So glad you got them rays. I loved watching you rods when you was getting them bites!!! Totally awesome!! Tight lines 🎣🎣🎣
That was great Graeme, I love it when you wait and wait and then all the rods are going! I was shouting to let you know you had a bite! Looking forward to the next film and to see where you take us... 😃
Stuart 🎣🎣
Great video Graham. Love the beach fishing ones. Ha ha I knew you would catch. Lovely thornbacks Graham. Those who persevere will always do well. 😃🐬🐬
Thank goodness for Graeme, even when he's not catching he takes excellent shots of everything. The closest to fishing without doing it for yourself. Seriously thought you were going to blank then your rods went mad! The two rays were a just reward for the effort you put in and I don't think I've ever seen a bigger dogfish caught of the beach. Nicely filmed and as always interesting to watch. Thanks as always for posting.
Well done. 10/10 for perseverance and great result
Graeme I know beach fishing is frustrating but these are my favorite videos. I have no idea why since I live across the pond but keep it going.
Will do my best but it can be tough on the UK open beaches.
You put so much effort into fishing its inspiring, i never get tired of your videos Graeme.
Absolutely love watching these videos G man. Your channel inspired me to get out fishing.
Your excitement when getting bites and brining in the fish spills through the screen and I get just as excited. Nice one and thank you
Some nice scenery, good fish, nice bit of banter and, a bonus for me, the lights from the Land of My Fathers in the background! Another cracking video, "Uncle Graeme"!
That rocky beach does not show any signs of life ...seaweed, crawly things, clams...I cannot imagine any fish wanting to dine in that area.
You are awesome.
100% effort as always Graeme, well done.
Fantastic once again nice rays great effort 👌 10/10
Cool video Graeme. My default sea fishing location is near enough the opposite side of the channel to where you are on this one. I live in Penarth and so fish the beach, and Lavernock point, on on to Sully, more than anywhere else as it's convenient/lazy. What I've got from this episode is that the shore landscape is like a mirror image to that of over here, with the muddy water colour to match. Also, fossils and lost tackle in abundance, both of which I end up lumbering home with, in the absence of a catch. Sometimes the fishing is good here, othertimes it's just fossils & leads! Hey ho. I just love being out by the sea (or river, or lake), night or day. It's my life. Thanks again. Raymondo
Right on well deserved rays them. Great session on the beach at last. Really enjoyed this one.
G'day Graeme, just catch'n up on the last few vids mate; pardon the pun, a couple of points If I may;
man that rock beach must be hard on the ankles, but a rock seat is always handy, or some fallen steps, lol. Those fossils are very cool too.
The ol' white tip rods sure come into their own, I've done a couple, and the rest are on the hit list.
Previously; top strategy to walk the dog and recon a potential location or two at the same time.
Vinegar to tart up rusty hook;s, bloody 'ell why didn't I think of that, I'm sure we've all got plenty.
Nice furniture reno, understand the trend, though all those legs/skirts covered with paint breaks my heart, lol. Cheers Duke.
Thanks for the comment...stay safe down under.
John, Love the narrative. As a lad my buddy who used his brother's dinghy would go fishing at tidewater ( a tributary of the lower Hudson River) when school was out in late June after the Striped Bass fishing was done. At low tide the water was very clear by the early summer 's light streamflow. We would gather all the lures we could find. Lots of fun.
Glad it turned round for you Graham, nice thornbacks
Hi Greame, love watching your vids, been watching them for a long time now and never really commented so thought id say thanks. I've learnt a lot from you and your vids 🙂
Thanks for taking the time to comment.Pleased they might help.
Beach fishing my favourite 👍that’s got the juices flowing. Nice one GP🎣
Great video, I love your shows dude😃 Nice thornback there at the end makes it all worthwhile, as you said earlier in the video when you were on the boulder beach " [sometimes] I don't know why I do this" or something along those lines! That second thornback is why! 😁
That coral piece of rock that you found Graeme with all all the holes in it is called Irish Woodworm 😎😎
Awesome Graeme! I knew you would pull a rabbit or two out of the hat, so to speak! 👍👍🤘✌🏻😎
That's some exciting fishing Mr P .... 😉
Fantastic viewing Graeme, your passion is infectious. Keep them coming 👍
Smashed it once again Mr pullen awesome watch
Just found your channel and subscribed. Really enjoyed this video fantastic. Looking forward to seeing more. Thanks for posting it. Best regards
This man is an absolute legend!
Great video and the excitement and often frustrating aspect of beach fishing. 👍
Fantastic night time shots, the moon was so bright, fantastic fishing too!
Graeme. Don't go putting yourself at risk for us, if you don't go on a bolder beach again then we're happy with that.
Stay safe and warm. 😀👍
Great seeing you catch again off the beach. Not been since Christmas, but hoping to get back on the beach in the next couple of weeks. Well Done!
Thanks Graeme, I'm returning to sea fishing after a very long time. So great videos to wet my appetite... Would be good if you just mentioned the gear ( rods and reels ) you are using so us re-newbies understand more ...
Great Session Again,, Yeah You Right Totally Awesome
I'm absolutely knackered watching you running up and down that beach lol some nice fish! Keep up the impeccable work 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Well I never expected it to end like that. From the scientific debate of, 4 legs is better than 2 on Lilstock boulders to skate till late 🤣 Look out Graeme, Hollywood calling. Tight lines and stay safe from the dreaded virus.
Nice video, those thornbacks are lovely. Will consider hitting Somerset this summer
I'm a member of your fishing club 70 plus and still loving it but I have to fish venues that are reasonably easy to get to and fish, great video as usual
Great when it all comes together Graeme.Excellent video.Well done.
I must say Graeme what a difference between the day session and night session! Them rods were certainly twitching away. It was a joy to see you land a few fish especially the thornback rays.. nice fish. As for the one that got away we will never know but whatever it was it was big!! I look forward as always to the next video. Keep up the excellent work. God bless you.
Made a change to catch some decent fish...its easy if you live by the sea,you just go down to the best spots in the best conditions..but driving a couple of hundred miles to take a chance on the fishing is not for everyone. I enjoy the challenge though. And doing it on your own makes it double sweet.
Brilliant fishing Graham …..big save on a blank and you could’ve had more fish !!!
Graeme would you mind putting the date (or week number) in the description of your films? Would really help me understand what time of year you’re filming and fishing for what
Another great video Graham, only fellow anglers know the excitement/ anticipation when the rod tips start rattling away
Totally awseome Graeme, thanks for sharing.
Hi Graeme,
Nice video. The sounds of the Sea are so relaxing.
I'm now working after a month of unemployment. 3 am start delivering Krispy Kreme to shops. Really busy job which is great as i will get fitter and stronger so hopefully health will improve a lot.
Cheers Graeme,
Steve in Fife.
Keep mobile Steve,and glad you are back enjoying a job,though I never heard of Krispy Kreme. Is it eaten ? ??or applied ???? One thing I won't be applying for is the 3am start ...leave that one to you...
@@TAFishing It's an American Doughnut Company Graeme.
Steve.
Wow that's a brilliant session, their's beaches on the isle of man where I live that hold good fish and I'm sure if I put some time in I could catch thorne backs or other flatfish species it just really difficult to get good bait for these beaches cuz ideally you need rag and or lungworm if you're gonna fish the slow shelving sand beaches that being said I've never night fished on a beach down the end of the island where I live. Even being a local their's still always more local knowledge that comes into play.
Anyway hopefully I'll get out and report back with some good news soon.
Really enjoyed the episode that's a dream session for me.
top stuff great to see ya back on the beach and getting a few .
Well done Graeme a proper result on them thornbacks, I recon rubber ankles required on them boulders lol
Loads of small codling showing now,looking good for next winter.
From Houston Texas. I absolutely love your videos sir! Best fishing show on TH-cam
Hi Houston,thanks for the comment.
Tu pesca es increíble, eres un pescador muy exitoso, todo un profesional, Felicidades!!! Dios los bendiga siempre y buena pesca!👍🎣🐟🇧🇷
you should let us hear you swear it is so funny i love you graeme you sir are a legend!
Watch every episode! What I wouldn’t give to go fishing with Graham Totally Awesome 👏
Nice to see you catching fish in sommerset again Graham that cod that got caught was 15lb just the other side of the jetty on hinkley point the place is called shurton reef a young lad caught it it was uploaded to TH-cam fishing 🎣👊👏👏
Shurton reef ?? That sounds like it could be a Somerset yomp to hell....I did the corner of Kilve reef once...and it was only once..Great spot,but half a mile of ankle breaking reef loaded with tackle etc...I'll leave that one to the serious guys...I reckon someone should build a fishing pier 800 yards long ,I reckon it would be popular with us oldies.
@@TAFishing totally agree Grafham it about a mile to bridgwater docks where I fish and having to push my barrow there and back you no what that's like with all the gear on it but I love fishing so have to do it 🎣 mate see you on the next vid
The baits were making my mouth water they looked that good, Graeme
I just wish the fish thought the same.
get those hooks sharpened Gray ;-) ... nice vid, thanks for sharing (y)
love seeing those take downs!!!
'I might fall and break my wallet!'....Not packed with that wad of white fivers you won't Graham! (Mr, 1st out the taxi, last to the bar)
another great video Graeme
5 fish in one session not bad well done. I’m going fishing tomorrow to my local lake! I hope I get a nice carp and some perch.
Good luck with the trip.
@@TAFishing thank you. I’ll follow your good tips. I now float fish with a fly rod much more easier because I can get it out further, I saw the video of you doing it. Thanks a lot Graham. I caught my first carp because of you ta tips
Great session 2 Ray what a bonus
Ive lost fish like that looking behind you trying to walk back up the beach and letting the line go slack its amazing how quick they can spit the hook
Hey Gresham you really need to get something like those snow shoe hoops to walk over all those rocks there so you have something stable to stand on without breaking your ankles, they look like giant ping pong paddles that you clip onto your boots & they pivot at your toes. It might look silly wearing them on the beach but at least you won't break your ankles. You could easily make up a couple of shoes from pallet wood planks that are mortared together to make the planks wider, a couple of hinges onto a shorter plank with notches & a couple of bicycle toe straps to hold your feet into so you can walk across the stones.
Another banging video Mr p
I'm even thinking about start sea fishing
Dont hibernate Graham, these bad times make the good times GREAT...pity theres no pizza coming down the cliff this time tho!!! Keep up the good work, you are really appreciated!
Well done Graham really appreciate and enjoyed your session bill speed
graeme great to see you fishing some of my local marks mate , lilstock has been hard fishing for a few weeks now just a few little codling . great session chap take care on them rocks and bolders , regards ,tony
One day I might catch something big off Lilstock...I feel I am owed.
@@TAFishing you are definitely owed a nice cod from lilstock Graeme , it should start picking up again in a couple of weeks , might see you on the beach mate take care chap
Awesome job !
Those braided lines, make mole hills look like mountains!
walkin on those boulders seems like the 9th level of Dante's happy place 😇 dear lord you must have the ankles of a gazelle
I actually cracked a bone in my foot there a few years back,went to the foot people,x-rays etc,so I try to be careful. In fact all ages should be careful. You don't have to be ancient to have a bad twist,break or sprain. Especially fishing alone.
Another good video Graeme
Crazy mild weather for February, the seasons are shifting. Love the vid 🎣
All seems to be running a month later,we got through the traditional worst month of January with about 6 frosts,currently mild and windy,but I wonder if it will all come the end of Feb...It only takes one Siberian blocking high feeding Easterlies over us and its lighting the log burner in the mornings instead of afternoon..
@@TAFishing I agree. My log burner is at the ready too 🔥
Fantastic second session roll on the summer out on the boat iow
I second that..with some warm sunshine thrown in.
"There's no justice in the fishing world" LOL Aint that the truth! One of the spots I fish, someone put the work in to build a reasonable facsimile of an arm chair out of the larger rip-rap. I bless them every time the water is right enough to use it.
I'm always saying to my missus who struggles on boulders and rocks don't step on the rocks unless you have to step in the gaps the rocks roll the gaps don't obviously don't use small gaps that could twist an ankle but aim for the lower spots not the rocks they are not stepping stones stay safe mate 👍👍👍
Well done Graham great video
Totally awesome fishing at its finest could you pop down to sunny old Dorset soon and fish some marks around Poole please
Crackin video, you deserved those rays!
Well done mate great catch 👏 👍