I'm always excited to see a river video from you Graeme! Your videos got me back into river fishing and now I rarely fish a lake. I just wanted to leave a comment and thank you for all your brilliant tips. Your method of hooking maggots covering the hook has helped tremendously! I was fishing my local river in the recent flood and had some beautiful roach to 1.5lbs. Great fishing!
@@Ryan-ow5qb I was being sarcastic sorry, but yeah mate ive heard about it. The tees is my local river. A beautiful one for wild brown trout and grayling and the salmon and seatrout have made a great comeback
It's soooo good to see Bill and Virginia. Bill spent hours chatting with me at the Big One a few years ago. About 10 mins talking fishing, the other 90 mins or so we were talking about God, and His influence on our lives. They really are one of the loveliest couples I had the pleasure to spend quality time with. I saw Bill at Marsh farm at Milford too. I had a bit of a shock when he stopped off to say "hi" during a walk around. He bank double figures of Crucian carp, I managed 2, and they were tiny compared to his. I think it's wonderful the they always have a little competition between then on the bank. Virginia give Bill a real run for his money too. Oh it's soo good to catch a glimpse of them again.
Great to see Bill talking about Floats and Float making, I have read Bill's articles for Donkeys years... am a Float maker myself, mainly Predator Floats, for Pike, Zander and espesh the Old Skool, Perch Bobber, Been doing it for a good few years now, learnt from my good friend Graham Pinkerton from Scotland, awesome Traditional Float maker, I even have a 2 part indepth Film on my Channel on making a Perch Bobber, the real boys floats... great memos of Fishing for Perch with a Bobber....
One of my favourite fishing spots is next to a busy road and roundabout. I often have people yell out of their cars that I'm a fool for fishing there. It may be a coincidence, but when I hook a fish the traffic slows riiiiight down. I've had quite a few people come back and park to ask what I'm catching. Homemade floats and other items like that are part of how I was tought to fish as a kid. Things like that and learning how to find bait in the area you're fishing were/are bread-and-butter to us and still are.
Ha ha,i spent the afternoon watching jack as well. Always nice to reminisce, lurchers,and even Dave swallow , from swallows tackle shop at Winton in Dorset. Had the pleasure of bumping into Jack a couple of times on the stour and dave swallow was my local tackle shop. Aways a pleasure to watch greame, interesting and informative.
Love the river fishing, o.k. its not big and its urban but there is something about finding fish in pools and eddies that I find more fascinating than just plain carp fishing on a lake. As with the small lake you go to your never too sure what you will pull out. Float making Bill certainly knows his stuff and the variety of floats is amazing. Great entertainment all round thanks for posting.
Back in my younger days the game keepers who we knew through beating for the guns in the winter used to let use fish the Test and Itchen as long as we kept the grayling and put the troat back. Preferred grayling to eat, lovely eating fish.
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This place is amazing, it has a lot of fish, you are a very lucky fisherman, Congratulations! Your fishing equipment is very good. God bless you always!👍🎣🐟
Great video Graeme lovely grayling. How nice to see Bill again i loved his and Virginia's articles in the Anglers mail and other mags, especially float fishing with a centre pin.
I drill into the top of a Stick Float & glue in a cocktail stick or a thicker wooden skewer, cutting off the sharp, protruding end for safety. 150 Cocktail sticks cost next to Now't. I might try Plastic Cocktail sticks sometime??
I was watching the introduction film clip and I noticed the Wel’s catfish. It is claimed they have not been introduced into Ca nada or USA, but if they were they would grow into monsters, especially if released near Asian Carp.
Everytime I watch an episode I'm comforted by the intro soundtrack, your consistency with your films, passion and I have watched you from being a novice angler a few years ago....please keep doing it Graeme.
Nice little Creek that is and in town haha thats Perfekt! Lovely grayling there! You dont take some eater fish? I tend to keep like the 4th grayling i catch (in legal measures im allowed to keep as many as i want here in North Sweden if their 30cm long) we have soooooo much grayling up here more than Roach Easaly ,har to get hold of pike bait some times . Lovely Channel youve got Here ! Regards Paul Roger Nilsson
Another totally awesome video Graeme 🎣👍. So you like your floats unloaded, or full? . I make mine semi loaded, 3 to 3.5 grs under weight. So now it mecome a multi purpose float , slider float or locking shot around the eye..
Lovely video that Greaeme, nice to see the sun again , tell you what, I used to catch a lot of gudgeon through the years but I haven't see one for many years now is it now an extinct species ? Or are they still about .
I am finding that moorhens are definately attracted to red float tips. Use yellow and they ignore it. Wonder if it has anything to do with their red beaks?
@@TAFishing I'm lucky my local river is not full of rubbish, or otters and crayfish. But the fish stocks are still really low. Apart for the odd BIG carp and barbel. But i don't have time to waste just targeting one or two big fish.
Trouble is with the sea fishing 🎣 is its so dependent on the weather being favourable. Don't forget greame is fishing on his own, filming on his own and launching high sea drifter on his own. Always amazed me the confidence he had as he cant even swim. He's getting on in years now as well but I'd like to see him back out and targeting that megalodon. He's always in with a shout of hooking into a giant bluefin nowadays off the coast of Devon and Cornwall. Rising sea temperature has brought them into the realms of possibility.
Nice to see bill we go back a long time from twic to fishing on the old plesur punt do urember the bull rush type cane cemter cork body the line goes up the center u twist the cane to set the top an bottom one swan shot see you on the river bill john seth
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I'm always excited to see a river video from you Graeme! Your videos got me back into river fishing and now I rarely fish a lake. I just wanted to leave a comment and thank you for all your brilliant tips. Your method of hooking maggots covering the hook has helped tremendously!
I was fishing my local river in the recent flood and had some beautiful roach to 1.5lbs. Great fishing!
If you like river fishing try the river Wye 👍
@@Ryan-ow5qb why?
@@natureisallpowerful best fighting barbel in the country
@@Ryan-ow5qb I was being sarcastic sorry, but yeah mate ive heard about it. The tees is my local river. A beautiful one for wild brown trout and grayling and the salmon and seatrout have made a great comeback
It's soooo good to see Bill and Virginia. Bill spent hours chatting with me at the Big One a few years ago. About 10 mins talking fishing, the other 90 mins or so we were talking about God, and His influence on our lives. They really are one of the loveliest couples I had the pleasure to spend quality time with. I saw Bill at Marsh farm at Milford too. I had a bit of a shock when he stopped off to say "hi" during a walk around. He bank double figures of Crucian carp, I managed 2, and they were tiny compared to his. I think it's wonderful the they always have a little competition between then on the bank. Virginia give Bill a real run for his money too. Oh it's soo good to catch a glimpse of them again.
Great to see Bill talking about Floats and Float making, I have read Bill's articles for Donkeys years... am a Float maker myself, mainly Predator Floats, for Pike, Zander and espesh the Old Skool, Perch Bobber, Been doing it for a good few years now, learnt from my good friend Graham Pinkerton from Scotland, awesome Traditional Float maker, I even have a 2 part indepth Film on my Channel on making a Perch Bobber, the real boys floats... great memos of Fishing for Perch with a Bobber....
One of my favourite fishing spots is next to a busy road and roundabout. I often have people yell out of their cars that I'm a fool for fishing there. It may be a coincidence, but when I hook a fish the traffic slows riiiiight down. I've had quite a few people come back and park to ask what I'm catching.
Homemade floats and other items like that are part of how I was tought to fish as a kid. Things like that and learning how to find bait in the area you're fishing were/are bread-and-butter to us and still are.
Hi nice video and some fantastic floats, thanks for sharing.
Beautiful Grayling.Still on my wish list.
The lady of the stream is the grayling
Love the urban fishing session. I was just watching a Jack Hargreaves video before this, so seeing Bill and his floats was a perfect follow on film.👍
Wonder if we were watching the same episode with Jack Hargreaves
jack Hargreaves! was watching the lurcher episode the other day. What a guy!
I was watching the Lurcher episode too. I didn't know about the different types.
Ha ha,i spent the afternoon watching jack as well. Always nice to reminisce, lurchers,and even Dave swallow , from swallows tackle shop at Winton in Dorset. Had the pleasure of bumping into Jack a couple of times on the stour and dave swallow was my local tackle shop. Aways a pleasure to watch greame, interesting and informative.
Love the river fishing, o.k. its not big and its urban but there is something about finding fish in pools and eddies that I find more fascinating than just plain carp fishing on a lake. As with the small lake you go to your never too sure what you will pull out. Float making Bill certainly knows his stuff and the variety of floats is amazing. Great entertainment all round thanks for posting.
Yeahhh back to the old intro song! And amazing video too. Great stuff.
Back in my younger days the game keepers who we knew through beating for the guns in the winter used to let use fish the Test and Itchen as long as we kept the grayling and put the troat back. Preferred grayling to eat, lovely eating fish.
This place is amazing, it has a lot of fish, you are a very lucky fisherman, Congratulations!
Your fishing equipment is very good.
God bless you always!👍🎣🐟
I am so pleased you like my equipment........
@@TAFishing so glad you like my equipment, I can’t stop giggling🤣😂
@@TAFishing 😏
Great video Graeme lovely grayling. How nice to see Bill again i loved his and Virginia's articles in the Anglers mail and other mags, especially float fishing with a centre pin.
Very good Graeme, very good 👍!
love me some 'old school' floats. cheers.
Been wait for this to drop. Love the last boat video. It was brilliant pal. Hope you get a few in this vid. A decent brown trout 🤞🏿
Great stuff what a gentleman Bill was Mr pullen your a legend keep the content coming
those floats are art , i would be gutted if i lost one,
Cheers! Very nice.
I love making floats, and Bill is quite the character.
David
S Carolina
Nice floats 👍🎣🐟🐟🐟🇬🇧
Awesome as always sir, cheers
Love this channel 🤩
I tuoi video sono sempre pieni di tante informazioni utili 👏👏👏👏👏
Keep the videos coming 😎🎣🐟🐋💦😎
Nice fishing mate, loads of massive grayling been about last 6 month in North west every cast
I drill into the top of a Stick Float & glue in a cocktail stick or a thicker wooden skewer, cutting off the sharp, protruding end for safety. 150 Cocktail sticks cost next to Now't. I might try Plastic Cocktail sticks sometime??
I was watching the introduction film clip and I noticed the Wel’s catfish. It is claimed they have not been introduced into Ca nada or USA, but if they were they would grow into monsters, especially if released near Asian Carp.
Everytime I watch an episode I'm comforted by the intro soundtrack, your consistency with your films, passion and I have watched you from being a novice angler a few years ago....please keep doing it Graeme.
Nice little Creek that is and in town haha thats Perfekt! Lovely grayling there! You dont take some eater fish?
I tend to keep like the 4th grayling i catch (in legal measures im allowed to keep as many as i want here in North Sweden if their 30cm long) we have soooooo much grayling up here more than Roach Easaly ,har to get hold of pike bait some times .
Lovely Channel youve got Here !
Regards Paul Roger Nilsson
Another totally awesome video Graeme 🎣👍. So you like your floats unloaded, or full? . I make mine semi loaded, 3 to 3.5 grs under weight. So now it mecome a multi purpose float , slider float or locking shot around the eye..
So..... does that creek run directly into the sea? Asking for a friend.
Somewhere somehow it does
This is my local river I live about a minute away and they’re some lovely trout in there
Crackin 👍
what type of material for body you are usingl? looking good. great job. I like them.
Nice and perfect times so I can get everything together for the winter 😊 do you know what type of varnish he used ??
Lovely video that Greaeme, nice to see the sun again , tell you what, I used to catch a lot of gudgeon through the years but I haven't see one for many years now is it now an extinct species ? Or are they still about .
There was a disease killing em out but their making a comeback i see quite alot around now in my local
I am finding that moorhens are definately attracted to red float tips. Use yellow and they ignore it. Wonder if it has anything to do with their red beaks?
Hi Graeme. can you please do a video tutorial on that accelerated cast technique of yours?
I know what you mean,I use it a lot,lures or bait.Just habit I guess. I will try and do a film on it.
@@TAFishing Cheers, mate!
Your rod is that not the old awesome Shimano Twinpower? Btw I really enjoy watching you and your son videos🙌
Creeks? Has TAF Show moved across the pond or something? He'll be calling the Floats "bobbers" next!
I think we used that one recently !!
So sad to see your last film at this location. This was a nice stretch. Now it's full of shopping trolleys and other crap. 😢
Yes, I was pretty taken aback at the deterioration in just a couple of years.
@@TAFishing I'm lucky my local river is not full of rubbish, or otters and crayfish. But the fish stocks are still really low. Apart for the odd BIG carp and barbel. But i don't have time to waste just targeting one or two big fish.
Shame the old "spotted menace" were getting in the way of a good days minnow fishing!
Was that river in or near Christchurch? Looks familiar!
No,about 70 miles away.
Hi have you any pike fishing clips for a newbe pike fisherman struggling on how set up lures and deadbait rigs
Greame has plenty for the pike angler,go to his Play list, lures, deadbaits and his very favorite is twitching sprats
Nice looking Toppers there! Cheers Graeme \m/
In india mullet fishing are very intelligent they are not taking flies
Could do with some WD-40 on that landing net handle Greaeme , hasn't Mike got any ? it won't cost anything then 😸😸.
Please upload mullet fishing videos
Is right lad heard you know my grandfather Leisop
47.26 Look in the background 😂
Small mullet fish is getting caught big mullet fish I'm not able to catch
why don't you take a fly rod
First
👍👍👍🇵🇭
Hello from italy👍👍. Keep it up my friend .I support you 👍+🔔🔔
You should know better than to carry your rod out in front of you....carry handle first in case you trip!!
When's the High Sea drifter renaming ceremony,Too.sat on the drive? had enough of this goldfish nonsense, sad to say.
Sea fishing is for noddys
Trouble is with the sea fishing 🎣 is its so dependent on the weather being favourable. Don't forget greame is fishing on his own, filming on his own and launching high sea drifter on his own. Always amazed me the confidence he had as he cant even swim. He's getting on in years now as well but I'd like to see him back out and targeting that megalodon. He's always in with a shout of hooking into a giant bluefin nowadays off the coast of Devon and Cornwall. Rising sea temperature has brought them into the realms of possibility.
Were is this plz buddy !
Ur a bundalengerz Graham don’t let anyone tell u otherwise
Enough of the tiddlers in pishy water ,
Get back to the coast with the sea gear auld yin.
Well done though
Nice to see bill we go back a long time from twic to fishing on the old plesur punt do urember the bull rush type cane cemter cork body the line goes up the center u twist the cane to set the top an bottom one swan shot see you on the river bill john seth
ubran creek lol it a stream or call it brook , your in england never forgot
Don’t diss Graeme
Shut up man don’t chat about the god
How can you diss Graeme for that when your spelling and grammar are like that 😂
Back off brick top ….
do you know what nemesis means ???
@@Shmoobiess Despite his poor typing he makes a valid point. A creek runs directly into the sea, I bet you a soggy eel this stream doesn't.