Epic! Carp fishing with POTATOES! | TAFishing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- All fishermen need to try different baits and in this episode Graeme Pullen shows you the top big carp bait that was all the rage before boilies were even invented! Following the huge success he had with Carp on Peas he shows you how to prepare, hook and catch fish using a Potato!! He was fishing at Bury Hill Fisheries in Surrey.
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So glad I stumbled on this channel. I really love the enthusiasm and the fact that there is no annoying intrusive music AND a very likeable personality.
Great knowledge of Carp and Salmon and Trout. And proper old school! Im 45 yrs old and my dad gave me those observer angling books when I was a lad and I used to read them cover to cover over and over again. Great stuff. Keep up the good work mate!
@matmc71= I'm 74 Mat and I still read all my old fishing books time and again, if they're well written you can always find another little titbit you've somehow missed!👍All the best, and have a great week!
love this guy passionate about his fishing and it always comes through
love your no nonsense approach , not bothered about been a tackle tart, the way you fish anybody can fish it's not expensive.
I like that
I used this system in Australia here and it works.We soaked our potatoes in honey overnight and this method of rigging with the honey potato works better than anything I have tried.
I love old world fishing knowledge, our ancestors have been catching fish long before all the modern stuff out today.
No shit??
What I love about your channel Graeme is your gear, like most of us 'Plebs' you don't use 'state of the art' gear and the latest 'All singing, all dancing' must have gizmos! A proper fisherman, presenting a proper channel!
I try to keep in basic..The tips have worked for me for years,no reason they won't work for other fishermen.
Love the show Graham. Just started again after not fishing for 41 years (I'am 56) Lots of catching up to do. Your show is a breath of fresh air and should be on main stream TV
Keep them coming
Brilliant old school teaching, is the best...gotta respect that. I’m going to try potato, and hotdog slices too. Wish you taught me fishing....all the best
I think a lot of anglers especially the newer anglers believe that if you want to catch the biggest or the most carp in a lake you need all the gear & top priced special baits & rigs etc & don’t realize that you can use the most simple baits and use quite basic equipment. Good job to show us and everyone it sure does work 👍
When I first took up fishing back in 1980, my Dad’s cousin gave me a book...”Fishing in all waters with Mr Crabtree” I read that book from cover to cover many times, and I remember this being the chosen method for catching carp. If only Graeme had used a centre pin reel and laid out reverse coils of line on paper to allow the carp to run with the bait before striking!! Thank you TA Fishing for another highly entertaining video.
My dad just told me last week he has this book up in the loft. Im just getting back into fishing.
Found a rod license in my old tackle box from 2007. Been a while.
In my ancient Fishing with Mr Crabtree in All Waters book he talks about fishing with par boiled potatoes too, one of my favourite books ever.
Just goes to show just like my old dad used to say half the expensive baits we buy today are to catch the fisherman and not the fish , great vid thumbs up !
Stu Unzi Isn't that from Brenden's Fabulous World of Fishing
Try sitting on a low stock syndicate with potatoes, you’ll blank for a year and never go back.
Man's wasted on TH-cam, get him on the tele 👍
Graham is totally bonkers but I learn so much from him
Your voice and accent makes me so happy
IT,S A REAL PLEASURE TO WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE WITH YOU GRAME,
Excellent, I can remember using a "melon baller" to prepare small - medium sized baits 40 years ago using potatoes but also cutting from large carrots and parsnips!!
We would also put a piece of drinking straw on the line above the hook. Pushed back inside it would prevent the line cutting the potatoe. Love your show!
Great vid, brings back memories when we used Potatoes 35 years ago.
I did catch at the same place on the left side at the margin with polish garlic sausage 😉 probably on that lake you could use almost anything as a bait... I'm thinking to try some cucumber and courgette 🤔
I like cucumber,but personally finally courgette takes like a Raccoon's armpit !!..(Don't ask me how I know)
i can remember my big brother using potatoes but dipped in treacle this was 40 odd years ago,ABOUT THAT TIME WHEN YOU CAUGHT THAT BIG MONKFISH I REMEMBER THE PHOTO IN THE ANGLING TIMES, GREAT VIDEOS THANK MATE
I'm a big fan of your show its good to know the old baits still work on well stocked carp waters
Fantastic video's, I use to watch a lot of John Wilson dvd's, but sod him now. I'm only going to watch you from now on.
Thank you for sharing Graeme
My dad bought a book or my 6th birthday in 1952 by Bernard Venables called ``Mr. Crabtree Goes Fishing`` in which small par boiled potatoes were used on a treble hook to catch carp so there`s little new under the sun. In addition when in the very early 1960`s when I was making my own fishing rods which I still have I used a thin elastic thread which my mum bought for me to secure soft dead baits for pike to my ``snap tackle`` just like Graeme uses to secure his sea fishing baits. I now live in South Dorset and hope to return to all sorts of fishing when I`ve finished building my new bungalow.
Great film! Thanks for the carp fishing history lesson.
What a great fun fishing channel
This man is bonkers! In the nicest possible way! Great vid, thanks!
Absolutely Graham, spuds rule., Been using them after reading Mr Crabtree over 50 years ago. nowdays I experiment with parboiling them with various spices, herbs, additives and fruits additives. Also picked up from Mr Crabtree the benefits of baby green tomatoes. Shop bought cherry toms work too. Old school forever.
Hi. I love your sense of humor!! Potato...I had no idea. Will give it a shot sometime.
I would have never thought potatoes would have worked like that. THat's epic
Graeme Ya Is A Diamond Gezza Just Love The TAFishing Videos & Cheers For The Enjoyment Keep Em Coming
I live near a lake where nobody fishes for carp. I kayak the lake and know there are some huge fish. Now I know what to try. Thank you!
great video and information on a unused old school classic bait, will give this a try on my local club pond.
Potato Carp Fishing! :D Brilliant!
Brilliant viewing....seems such a decent bloke too!
Awesome tips and i loved that you didn't use any special tools. Especially liked the paper clip tip!
I've used Ikeas meatballs when fishing for carp in Wales. Just took small bits of the outer part of the meatballs on the hook, worked really well. 😁😁
"man casting potato in park, Irish lady in hospital with concussion!" Tonight on the special edition 11 o'clock ironic news!.😅 ☺️ "legend has it he was a mile away!" Graeme you make me smile!
Graeme you are as mad as a can of potatoes lol.... great video mate i too have read it in books but i am yet to try it.
Thumbs up for that entrance
You should make this a series, Like "Carp Fishing With....."
agreed, there's gotta be more unusual baits out there like jalapenos or goats cheese or something random lol ideally cheap stuff!
+Sam P yea!! xD
They use Feta cheese and bread in Greece around the sea shore. Works very well. the cheese and bread merge after kneeding and create a bait looking like a boily. stays on the hook too.
+David Harvey never knew that! Might try something similar for carp
+Sam P just kneed it till the feta is mixed and roll it into boily size balls. You can also pinch bits off and squash it onto the hook. I don't know if it works in fresh water. I'm new to freshwater fishing but like to try things.
You are a mad man. Love it!
We used groundbait made from stale bread ground up in a neighbours blender, then mixed with cat food. Mould it around about a size 6 hook and fished beach caster style
I am not sure I should confirm the secret, but potatoes are still OP in the US. It is nice here because carp are not targeted often so we still have a good many options.
wow im think you are a MASTER of carp fishing
Very true spuds were the bait of choice, started fishing 60 years ago and it was top bait for Carp.
great video, will be giving this ago on my next session.
great fun! thanks Greame ( and the long suffering Mrs Pullen).
David Harvey cgytr
I love you grandpa I enjoy ur video
I like the whiskers on the carp cool 😎
Love this Graeme,thanks
I remember Bob nudd using potatoes soaked in coffee in the shape of a pellet for hook baits
ben garbutt
Old Chris Yates used to swear by them when fishing Redmire back in the day, great bait.
love all your videos coz of these vids and your tips just caught my biggest fish tonight a 13lb common carp only thing I did used which I didn't get from u was the homemade strawberry boilies I caught it on :-)
Only yesterday, I was sitting next to the lake and thinking about using potato's, crazy this has popped up
Old 50s bait I grew up in the 70s early 80s reading the carp legends books walker, Hilton etc talking about the humble spud band how they boiled spuds dipped them in honey and had many a carp I used them, the good old days lol.Still love a boilie though.
Hi TA, my Grandad used to use bread and honey on the river, said it was very good- worth a try that one i think!
Another awesome film.no way would I have believed it but now I've seen it I've got to try it out and the peas too,might even take some baby beetroot and give it a whirl you've got me right into this crazy bait fishing.
You can never count out older techniques they worked then and will work now. I have that second book you had ha ha
That's a brilliant tip mate thanks
Love your energy matey
Never played a Labradour with a Spod rod!, Saying that, reminded me of catching "field carp" when testing casting distance on weights. Great Video thumbs up ,reminds me of the packets of Smash my Dad would take fishing mixing up at the lake side.
do a video about paste fishing because alot of people struggle with it and maybe your tips and tricks might help them!
I just love your presentation mate💯
Superb video. Love your style.
i live in Poland and i spent all of my childhood cooking and fishing on potatoes
I`ve used them for several yrs now & they do work sometimes better than other bait
I believe Richard Walker was a fan of new potatoes, might be wrong but I think he had Clarissa (44lb from redmire) on a tatty.
Anywho, another use for potatoes is when feeding small pellets up in the water for roach/rudd/carp you can cut a potato into 6-8mm slices and punch out pellets using a bread/meat punch before staining with coffee to make them brown. This then gives you a really tough bait that slips on the hook nicely, it allows you to bury the hook if they're getting a bit finicky and being lighter than a pellet it sort of offsets the weight of the hook giving you a more natural drop through the water.
Correct
uncle Graeme you are awesome!!!!!!!!! :-)
“I’ve never played a Labrador in a field before🤣👌🏼”
amazing video bro :) im a 30+ year veteran of the sport buddy i have one tip for you though.. to have more control over the fish i keep my rod tip low to the waters surface. Enables me to guide the fish to the net bro (especially on a feeder buddy creates pressure and an upwards tension which frightens the fish even more , making it fight harder whilst having the tip in the air also making fish harder to control)... long time fine bro :) if you are ever near the wirral shout me and ill show you the north west waters and my well stocked little syndicate.. tight lines guys :)
You keep your rod tip low...😂
"dog chocked with potato ....man arrested " ILMAO !!
Little tip: When we fish with potatoes we aways put a piece of straw about the size of the potatoe lengthwise on the line. First slide the piece of straw on the line. Then the potatoe (as shown in this clip). Next attache the hook to the line and put a piece of bread on the line (as shown in this clip). Then push the straw in to the potatoe en push the hook in to the potatoe. The straw prevents the line of cutting in to the potatoe while casting. With this addition you can cast much farther then without the straw! Try it, you'll be amazed!!!
Iv heard of useing spuds before but something old school i used when i very first started fishing and had much success was custard powder mixed thick with water and damp bread rolled up it to small balls dipped in the custard worked well lol
If memory serves, the old Mr. Crabtree books suggested using little spuds for carp. My granddad used to call them 'pig potatoes' and they worked a treat.
I remember the term "pig potatoes" .Same here.Grandparents used the term.Were a sort of second best type of potato so fed to pigs.When we had a rough bag of chips they always said the fryer probably used cheap "pig potatoes" to get more profit.
I grew up in Cheshire too. My dad was good mates with the water bailiff at Rostherne Mere (before it became a bird sanctuary) and he fished it regularly. He also had permission to fish up at Mere near Bucklow Hill where the country club is. In fact my dad and his mate rescued some carp from a gravel pit that was being filled in and put them in the Little Mere, which is a perfect water for them.
日本では昔から芋で釣ってました
In Japan, I was fishing in the potato from the old days
Fuerst Metternich that's so wong
..... why was he fishing from inside an OLD potato? Just get a new potato....... oh, hang on........ new potatoes are even smaller huh
I found Green Giant corn works great.Using a fly rod and 4lb test mono.
Old school 🤣👌 the best way
Your videos make me laugh so much
AMAZING Technique !
Another great video fella..
David Stewart’s wife caught the salmon. I knew David when he worked for Thurstons on the Twickenham side of the Thames, at Richmond Bridge . An amazing angler...
You should do more videos of fishing with weird baits
Comedy genius! Love all your videos. Sorry to see you blank in the park - maybe next time you're there instead of long range Labrador fishing you could try in the margins for grass carp!
I would have thought you would have made chips with the potatoes Graham then you could have had fish and chips. Love your videos great work
Just got round to watching this and remember using potatoes, but we only half peeled them to stop the hook pulling through. I have a book which was published in 1937 where it says the best baits for carp are par boiled potatoes or par boiled macaroni (or al dente as the modern peeps would call it). I might give macaroni a go, easy to hook and cheaper than spuds.
I love this guy he is funny lol
I love you
you make things easie
may God bless you.
Fantastic entertainment 😂
Lovely kitchen mate
My dad used potatoes dipped in honey with some success back in the 60s
thanx giving us good idia
brill as always.....
One suggestion. Add turmeric while making potato bait and see the magic
Hi Graeme, Another great video. I have started fishing in the margins for carp. I could not get a Carp to hook up untill I removed the split shot and float and went free lining. Then hooked two Carp No problems.I have a question pleases, when in the margins they normally get hooked against the rod and reel. What about bite detection further out. If they swim towards you as a drop back? Do you watch the line where it enters the water, like leave a slight bow. Regards Paul.
Fish with a bobbin indicator like in my films, then if you get the right weight bobbin to counteract the weight of the bait you should get all the bite indications. You might need something like a bb shot about a foot from the bait just to stop the bait being pulled towards you by the weight of the bobbin.
Hi, Graeme, had a good evening today and got a PB carp of 18LB. Caught a carp freelining at a rod length out using a bobbing of 1 gram. Showed drops back too.
Potatoes are the most traditional / old school bait for caps here. Peas too, though more locally.
I'm going carp fishing next week do u think I should try some potatoes ?
yeah....show them the book buddy...good video...i like from Sweden
intro is amazing