I remember my friend and I writing to Tim in 1993 as school boys. He took time and care to write back to us in some detail, answering our questions. What a great chap. Thank you Tim.
In the discussion for years is a bit of an understatement at the end. Simply put. tim you are on the mount Rushmore of carp anglers absolute fact much love from all anglers and to bring up an old saying the only reason we (anglers) see so far is because we stand on the shoulders of giants and Tim paisley you are an absolute giant in the game may you live a long happy life and snag yourself that 35+ common ❤
Tim’s writing especially in the early Carpworld magazines hooked me into Carp fishing, I met Tim at a Carp show, absolute gentlemen. One of greats of Carp fishing.
Fantastic podcast with Tim I'm old enough to remember the times Tim talks about, normally I get bored with long podcasts not this one could have listened for a lot longer. Thanks ,
Great pod cast I'm pretty certain I met Tim on roman lakes about 1990 ish possibly earlier maybe late 80s I was a pleasure angler and he was one of the first carp anglers I saw fishing under a 60 in oval type brolly I either asked for some maggots or offered my left over bait he said he fished with boillies and I asked what boillies were and he shown and explained to me
The Boss of all carp fishing what a lovely gentleman ❤. Got loads of videos he as done and book's plus magazine. Some that inspired me as young lad when I started carp fishing in the late 80s early 90s ❤
best interview from rich so far IMO - great questions & conversation. am sure there are plenty of us that used to savor those leader pieces in carpworld whilst he was editing. hugely influential to me so listening to this was an absolute joy. what was the story behind the white wafters at gigantica?
Amino acids are not insoluble, some are hydrophobic but most will dissolve readily in water. Even the hydrophobic ones are still detectable in water given how they will be presented.
💡; maybe could start to think about bringing on some anglers you found on instagram or Facebook that maybe not be in the social media eye? Just an idea
Words of wisdom at the end ❤ a fantastic podcast there's never enough time to talk to such interesting people 👍
Absolutely fantastic . Clearly Rich knew his subject
I remember my friend and I writing to Tim in 1993 as school boys. He took time and care to write back to us in some detail, answering our questions. What a great chap. Thank you Tim.
Absolutely brilliant pod cast,really enjoyed.
One of the most inspirational Carp anglers ever.
Keep on keeping on Tim
In the discussion for years is a bit of an understatement at the end. Simply put. tim you are on the mount Rushmore of carp anglers absolute fact much love from all anglers and to bring up an old saying the only reason we (anglers) see so far is because we stand on the shoulders of giants and Tim paisley you are an absolute giant in the game may you live a long happy life and snag yourself that 35+ common ❤
Best one so far
Tim’s writing especially in the early Carpworld magazines hooked me into Carp fishing, I met Tim at a Carp show, absolute gentlemen. One of greats of Carp fishing.
Fantastic podcast with Tim I'm old enough to remember the times Tim talks about, normally I get bored with long podcasts not this one could have listened for a lot longer. Thanks ,
Great pod cast I'm pretty certain I met Tim on roman lakes about 1990 ish possibly earlier maybe late 80s I was a pleasure angler and he was one of the first carp anglers I saw fishing under a 60 in oval type brolly I either asked for some maggots or offered my left over bait he said he fished with boillies and I asked what boillies were and he shown and explained to me
Top man, one of the flag bearers of carp angling as it evolved during the 70’s and 80’s. He will always have my respect.
What a legend, much respect! We did the week on Birch Grove after Tim, 18th - 25th, so gutted we didn't get to meet him.
Absolutely brilliant....top podcast
Loved this one
Tim is carp fishing to the core and probably the godfather of carp angling.long may he carry on god bless
Awesome interview, inspirational angler, can highly recommend Tim's books. Well done again Rich. And Korda team.
Probably the best podcast I’ve listened too
Well done that was brilliant and so was Tim and big rich 👏🏻👏🏻
Great interview chaps. Love Tim, absolute giant of carp fishing!
What a great pod & an inspirational knowledgeable legend of a carp angler !
The Boss of all carp fishing what a lovely gentleman ❤. Got loads of videos he as done and book's plus magazine. Some that inspired me as young lad when I started carp fishing in the late 80s early 90s ❤
An excellent pod cast and what a lovely man Tim is.
Brilliant podcast. So glad Tim's still active, seems like he has stopped ageing!
Great podcast
Great watch. Proper stories from when you would drive half way up or down the country just to catch a 30lber.
Legend 👌🏻👌🏻
ABSOLUTE CLASS
need another one with tim i feel that only scratched the surface
One of the giants in the carp scene! And a brilliant writer at that!
best interview from rich so far IMO - great questions & conversation. am sure there are plenty of us that used to savor those leader pieces in carpworld whilst he was editing. hugely influential to me so listening to this was an absolute joy.
what was the story behind the white wafters at gigantica?
I’m surprised Tim never mentioned John Baker! John Baker had a big influence in some of Hutches baits.
Mind blown
Legend 🎉😊🎉😊
Tim great podcast
So nice to hear a podcast with Tim with a clued up host unlike that clown from Nash maaaaaate
Amino acids are not insoluble, some are hydrophobic but most will dissolve readily in water. Even the hydrophobic ones are still detectable in water given how they will be presented.
So is he wrong then?
@@Brian-rp6kq yes he is.
Bold claim
@@Brian-rp6kq I've corresponded with Tim, many times and he'll tell you that he doesn't mind learning.
Insoluble in hydrocarbons
💡; maybe could start to think about bringing on some anglers you found on instagram or Facebook that maybe not be in the social media eye? Just an idea
This felt like a 2 hour zoom meeting with Malcolm from Health & Safety!
What people forget is these guys were there in their time. Would they have been there today with the internet?
Depth and contribution should not be confused with today's scene
@@julescundiff8102 either would be timeless irrelivant of era if worthy...
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Nice bloke, good angler but sorry but many of his science comments make me cringe
Including dietary supplements I guess.
memories of carp podcast anyone