Small STREAM FISHING - A Trip Down Memory Lane!
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Small STREAM FISHING - A Trip Down Memory Lane!
For this latest episode we’re back with the ultimate trip down memory lane! Re-visiting and fishing some of the small streams and tiny bodies of water we used to fish when we were just young lads.
Back then, 20+ years ago, we thought we were the ultimate pioneers, cycling out on our bikes to try and find any water where we maybe able to catch some fish. Species and size didn't matter, as long as they pulled our float under it's all we worried about!
So to find out a exactly how we got on and if these small streams and venues still contained fish, then watch the latest episode from the waters edge…
As usual we hope you enjoy it and any feedback is always much appreciated.
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What are your early fishing memories? 😁🎣
Down the local canal with a 6ft fibreglass rod catching small perch.
Fishing the Cock Pub stretch in Lakenham. Catching my first fish on a Rod in Scotchies Meadow which turned out to be a Gudgeon!
Fishing canal near Bradford West Yorkshire. Only catching minnows. Thinking they were baby Trout 😂
My Dad waking me up to go early morning fishing (6 o clockish )for chub in a local river as a freezing cold 7/8/9 year old.
From The Waters Edge TV Roach down Hellesdon mill, good times
Takes me back to when I was a kid...rod tied to the cross bar of my bike down to the local stream....great memories
Great vid. I’m 52 and took fishing up again last year, after a break of about 40 years, this is the fishing I remember as a kid with my mates. 👍🏻
Last casts are endless as always 😂😂😂😂
I’m from the USA and this is exactly how I started fishing to catch those Little minnows was the greatest feeling ever. I started watching chub fishing on TH-cam from guys across the pond and was so jealous because all we have here is creek chub which only grow up to about 6” lol
I used to carry my equipment on the tube to uxbridge to fish the shallow river of the river frays, so many fish especially perch and chub! Thinking back 18 years ago!! Cannot beat those river fishing times! Now it all xbox and playstation for kids now, give me those moments back anytime! Mad how time can fly gents!! 😢
That's how most of us started. Lots of nostalgia here :)
I started for perch then pike then massive pike
As a boy growing up in rural Norfolk I fishes little farm ponds with my brother. I went back last summer but sadly most were dried up or people wouldn’t let you fish there now. A couple of streams were virtually dried up! I still fish small waters now for my channel as it is my favourite type of fishing. Regards Bill ps the beach fishing was great then, we even caught tope from Cromer pier!!
Thanks for showing! This does take me back to a time when bamboo, sewing thread, and a bent needle was all we got as gears growing up in S East Asia, catching gourami and fresh water eels.
No worries at all mate, glad you enjoyed it! Hope you've been catching a few fish too.
That's why the small pike love these streams, it's a free buffet with all the roach and dace!! Great video 👍
Thanks for watching mate! 😊 And yes, you're 100% right with that! 😂
I don't want to make the comments that have already been made but this is a great vid. Takes me back to going down the local small brook and fishing for small fish and trout with my brother. I feel bad for the majority of the youth today, glued to their phones or consoles and missing out on experiences like this and just being out in nature in general.
Well done. Need more like this.
Thanks for the kind comments mate, hopefully we'll be back out doing something similar very soon!
Loved this mate , after carp fishing for so many years now being lazy behind the rods it reminded me of them early days of getting up at daft oclock walking what was miles over famers fields to that small pond that everyone said was a massive fish that lived there , might even have a go this weekend with my old caine rod to see whats still in there .
I'm from the northeast of the US and I love watching UK fishing videos. It looks just like New England.
Thanks for watching mate! Glad you're enjoying the video's and hope you've been catching a few fish over in the US! 😊
Memories are, fishing with my dad in S Dakota walleye fishing . Back in the day, it was amazing !
Great video, my very first fish was at my local park lake, during the 1950s, the tackle then consisted of a bobbin of cotton, a match stick for a float, and a size 14 hook bought for a penny, at my local tackle shop, bait consisted of bread and worms.. great memories.
Great video, like you said not all about the rat race of chasing the mega specimens, back to the roots of fishing 👍
Free fishing is the best 🙌🏻 venues people don’t expect there to be any fish are my kinda places!
I love a bit of carp fishing in summer but I love this kind of fishing & as winter comes in, more bites to be had at small streams 👌🏻🎣
We love it too mate, in actually fact we have a new video coming out soon based around them again. 😁
I’m 13 years old and love catching fish of all sizes last weekend caught a good head of 6” chub
Brilliant this. Just getting my lad into it, much rather do this on the streams near us in Lancashire than sit around on the commercials or wait 3 days for one bite on the carp scene.
Superb.
I wish you could come to my area in the US. You can catch so many carp on a good day that your arms are sore.
@@sammarkey672 I wish that too Sam, if only to get a break from these storms that are following one after the other. No fishing at the moment, everything is in flood and the authorities quite rightly won't let us anywhere near the waterways.
I went fishing on holiday in Florida in 2018, great fun and great fishing.
@@johnathanryan2117 Savick brook behind the PNE training ground there are many small chub and barbel it’s great fun !
@@DafishboiGAMING69 will nip over buddy, ta very much
I remember fishing for native trout here in the states on streams even smaller that that with my Dad.
Great fishing there. There's something special about fishing small streams for those perfect small fish - and of course the surprise when you pick up something much bigger is just awesome. Thanks for this - took me right back to my childhood in the UK.
Thanks mate! It's lovely to go back to your roots sometimes and to really simplify things.
Recognised all them spots. There used to be huge shoals of minnow, gudgeon, and dace. A lot of the spots these days are private whereas used to be you could fish pretty much anywhere. I used to like fishing under elsing bridge or further up near the mill.
What a seriously cool episode. Always enjoyed finding out what was in the smaller streams - sometimes bigger than the big waters and definitely fresher and brighter fish in the small streams. Took me waaay back - many thanks.
Brilliant fun! I did something very similar a couple of years ago. I put a small telescopic rod in my pack and headed off on my bike to dip into the very same waters I would fish as a young lad; backwaters and hidden streams - free pockets of water not under the control of angling clubs where I could poke about for small coarse fish and even the odd trout.
It is isn't it! :-) Something we should all try and do more often I think... it's not always about the biggest fish!
Nice sentiment. Some nice Dace.
"Reliving the past"...a warm fuzzy feeling inside.
get you totally, I,m going back to a small river where I used to catch chub to 4lb back in the late 70s when i was 16, ca,nt wait, it still looks good , but narrower, this is the best type of fishing , love it
I saw the biggest Barbel I've ever seen in the mill side of Lenwade road bridge, huge thing. Middle of May so could only watch and dream :)
Nice video. Reminds me of being a kid and fishing on the river Wandle, which flows through South London.
Fishing the overflow on Weirwood, Surrey for skimmers. Or the drains near Gatwick. Or the river Ember Ford near East Mosley
Nice one mate! 😊
Very cool video . Amazing how different fishing is in the UK compared to the USA
Used to peddle home from school & fish our local spot. it's how you learn your water craft & let your memory run wild about the big un .
At night used to read no need to lie by Richard Walker fantastic illustrations swapped it for a rod or reel on the local market 😥
I'd a 6 foot fibreglass rod and a homemade wooden reel. Filled with cutty hunk, cod line, and about 2 or 3 feet of nylon on the end. I fished in the little river Sark which forms part of the border between Scotland and England. I vividly remember catching a trout, about 6 or 7 inches long, but mostly eels, probably because of the lack of finesse. We'd be using 10 lb nylon and size 12 hooks. Talking of the late 50's early sixties. I can still remember how shiny the nylon was, but it hadn't been on the go very long, and it would also be the cheapest available. Still fishing yet though and still love it.
Reminds me of TH-camr "Fish Hawk" who here in U.S. does almost extensively small streams. Nice to see you are out about catching fish.
i love his ultralight lure vids. Good stuff
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Thanks mate! :-)
Great video!! Best memories I ever have is of what we used to call minnow bashing on the Derwent in Derby city centre, until a pike grabbed a gudgeon I was reeling in then that was it. Hooked on fishing !!!
Great to see you back boys! Great video and a brilliant idea of taking a trip down memory lane.
Amazing video! For me is definitely fishing bleaks and pumpkinseeds in my father commercial lake. 3-4 years old. I still remember clearly the difference in the movement of the float depending of which fish took the bait (1 maggot!) and how sad i was when my favourite float break.
Love the videos I watch them with my dad every night but when Coronavirus is over I would love to see more videos this is the best fishing channel ever
Thanks for the kind comments Dev, glad you're enjoying the videos. :-) We should hopefully be back out soon. Stay safe and tight lines.
Really great video, fishing how it used to be and I often still do..
Fishing in Costessey on the Tud...
A nice trip down memory lane. Thanks
It's really fun. You look so relaxing. I am a fisher man in natural spot. It's an original spot. I imagine fishing in your spot😀👍
Thanks mate, it was good fun! Always nice to do some simple float fishing on a small stream or river. :-)
Back to basics we used to catch stickle back in small ditch when kids , no hook tied maggot on and as they sucked them in,, se would whip them out into a bucket
I had recently been thinking about the places local to me that I used to fish as a kid, like yourself I have been fishing for Carp after catching the bug in the late 80's,
Going to pop down and see my local stream to set if it's fishable now, Really enjoyed your video on this 👍
Fishing is about enjoyment not records. That type just relaxing, calm day hope for the best
Makes an old Bastard like me very nostalgic. Excellent. Subscribed
Great video reminds me of a little stream in Epping we used to cycle there in summer hours of fun 40 or more fish a day great memories tight lines
David Mercer what’s stream is that mate ?
Lovely vid, reminds me of my local brook. I still fish since a kid
Thanks Anthony! :-)
Some familiar places there mate! The old weir pool stretch at morley holds some decent fish, nothing like it used to though. I've been down to the Lenwade Stretch on two occasions and managed to catch 2 chub around the 2lb mark however it's been bursting it's banks recently and not producing like it does, seems like you got down there just before the rain came!
Absolutely brilliant video again, I love this type fishing and I tell you what these little streams sure do have more in them than people think 👍
I love fishing large and adventurous
Red bridge on the Tudd is good for the tiddlers good for Riach, Dace and Gudgeon and if coarse Minnows my favorite place to chill is Horstead Mill.
I think this style of fishing is rarer because of the long closed season. People are getting too used to fishing commercials.
Give me a River any day.
Nice fishing same work
Thanks mate!
Longtime since i seen you i have had some great chub and barbel from little streams like this i always pay a visit to my local streams nice video enjoyed it ALIEN
Nice video 👍, yer doing stuff as you did , as a kid. Awesome 🎣😀
I like your fishing method, greetings from Indonesia🙏👍👍
Thanks mate! Nice to hear from you, hope you've been catching a few fish. :-)
Greetings from Egypt, bro. Despite being small fish , I think it's a lot tasty . Cheers
Greetings mate! Nice to hear from you all the way over in Egypt. 😊 hope you’ve been catching a few fish. 🎣👍🏼
Caught my biggest roach a real dinner plate sized beast at the Doncaster golfclub pond on the great north road bessacarr Doncaster and a shed load of tench ,great days before he sold em all.
Nice one Ian! You can't beat a big Roach. :-)
Them minnow are clever things not like dace at tall,thanks for shareing
I will fish everydag when I hit retirement! 😁❤🎣
Welcome Back. I enjoyed your proper fishing video, with no Commercial Carp in site. Are you planning Dad and Lad/Lass fishing vids in the future?
Aqui en españa muchos rios lagos y pantanos ya empieza a ser una plaga ese 🐟
Brill, just started taking my grandsons last summer both are hooked
Excellent stuff Dave, thats what its all about. :-)
Good vid nice to see how we used to fish 👍
Minnows!!! I used to eat them like whitebait as a kid
steady boss fishing in the trenches using tenacious bait
Haha?
He deffinetley cast that dace back out 🤣
i remember fishing with my uncle, he'd sometimes catch a dace whilst his son (my cousin) who kept missing bites as he was almost a toddler wasn't looking, and leave it on the line to make it look like my cousin had caught it himself.
Blissful to watch 👍
Love this little vid. Thanks for sharing. I've just started fishing again after (wait for it) over fifty years. I'm not interested in how big a carp I can catch. I find it quite depressing that carp fishing has become something of a monopoly business in the angling world.
Thanks for the kind comments Bruce, glad you enjoyed the video! Sometimes it's nice going right back to basics!
Good video! Enjoyed it
A fish is a fish no matter what size I have entertained my self all day catching big our small Better then nothing
Exactly mate! :-)
Hallo.. Nice brothers
Keep it up 💪😇😎🙏
I'd say this is in Norfolk, where I live right? I go small river fishing, the river Tiffey holds lots of huge dace and chub for a small river.
Yeah, it's in Norfolk. :-)
@@FromTheWatersEdgeTV Thought so, I've been fishing the Tas and Tud recently, lots of Brown trout in both.
I loved that type of fishing around east London as a kid. There are no minnows or sticklebacks any more. Gudgeon are rare as hens teeth. Such a shame
nice fishing...👍
Thanks mate! :-)
Great Video!:)
Good vid guys I guess but we have waited soooooooo long for a new vid and we got roach can't lie was extremely disappointed
What were you hoping for?! We like to fish for everything, variety is the spice of life as they say! 😁 We’ve got more on the way tho, including commercial carp and some beach fishing!
Kind of anything else lol but I'm patient and loyal so il hang on 😂 #seafishing
Fair dooz to John Wilson, I rekon he laughed more than the average human being.
Haha, he did indeed mate!
Your line been on that reel 20 years too? It's like a curly telephone cord :D
Love it.
Hi just asking when the next sea fishing video coming soon ant seen one for ages
Super tak dalej
do you use live bait?
i absolutely love this kind of fishing can i ask where you are ?
I have a question do you need any permits apart from a fishing license to fish streams and small public ponds
If the water belongs to someone or some club then you'll need to purchase a day ticket.
Hi I have watched you for ages and have hit that age that I want to start a channel and was wondering how you got your channel big
Nice. You got the bait in shop or homemade ?
It was from the tackle shop mate. 😊
Same memories diferent river !
I wish you come to India for fishing.
Haha, perhaps one day mate! 😊
I occasionally fish like this and I am nearly seventy.
Oh no you went and said LITERALLY 🤯
Haha! :-D
Looks very much like the thumbnail that Carl and Alex used for their small stream video just over a month ago...
Do you need licence for that mate?
Thanks in advance ☺️
You do for lakes and rivers mate, yes. 😊
Nice video
Thanks mate! :-)
what season was that ? the weather is so nice
That was in winter! January if I remember correctly.
@@FromTheWatersEdgeTV Yes it looks like winter. thanks
Have many memories of fishing Horstead Mill pond with my Dad, hope to pass the hobby onto my little ones one day. I now live south of Norwich and struggle to find as nice of a place to fish, any suggestions?
Cringleford Weir, good spot..
I fished there too. In bristol now and miss the spots in and around Norwich. Try the yare by the start of whitlingham Lane, fished the other bank many years ago, fairly narrow and lovely spot
I live in Wymondham, River Thet, Tiffey and Tas all good for this type of fishing.
V nice video sir
Thanks mate! :-)
this is how i fish now...never really did it as a kid tho..i always use worms tho
hello my brother, greetings from Indonesia🙏🙏🙏 what bait is that my brother?
Hello mate! Greetings. 😌🎣 We were using maggots/grubs in this video.
@@FromTheWatersEdgeTV thanks for the information about the bait. 👍👍👍🤝🙏🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣
Where can I get that bait you have?