Graeme, you are an absolute LEGEND! A martyr to the cause. You deserve to be in the Queens birthday honours list for your contribution, along with Mike, to fishing. You SO deserve it.
You're so chatty and engaging, I absolutely love your videos. Watching you makes me realize -- as someone who loves fishing -- that I know one hell of a lot less than I thought I did. Please don't stop uploading.
Another great Friday night after a week at work sat down relaxed watching a great vid again from a place I have known for about 45years remember when the beach was all sand and you had to walk down the steps to the beach and it took about a hour to get of the place with all the traffic jams
Hi Graeme, Great to see you back on the Beach and oh gosh that peace and quiet is Heaven on Earth. Got over the Flu now so Mon and Tues i'm getting back out there. Stomachs in knots with anticipation already. Steve in Fife.
hi talking about no fish last three beach sessions baits not even touched. that's north east England every one saying same. your not the only one Graeme. love your shows keep me sane well done thanks steve
Total agree on your view on the state of fishing even Here I grew up Fishing, snorkeling, Diving and I can tell you now the shoals of baby pollock, mullet & other species you would always see underwater are now gone. Even places I used to fish out on the boat where you would always catch something now are void of fish.
You and wine on a beach Graeme well what could go wrong love it thanks for the film mate you are what inspired to get back out there thanks mate well done 👍
Love the commentary. Keep up the good work Graeme. Your videos are always educational and enjoyable to watch. The fishing looks pretty tough there in the UK. In New Zealand, your chances of catching a good fish for dinner are much better. Mind you, we still complain!
I always watch you videos Graeme. Learned a lot from your tips and tricks.... Made my fishing license last year and this year I have won the championship from the fishing club of my city. I like your videos and keep making such nice videos. Greetings from Germany.
Nice I was literally tying some bass rigs for tomorrow,and I saw you had uploaded,should be good fishing tomorrow,my friends cause nine bass last night all nice four pounders,hopefully I can hunt down the bigger hunting bass and hook up big tomorrow!!
Mulled wine is a beverage usually made with red wine along with various mulling spices and sometimes raisins. It is served hot or warm and is alcoholic, although there are non-alcoholic versions of mulled wine. It is a traditional drink during winter, especially around Christmas.
Another great video i love your beach videos, nearly all my fishing is done from the beach, even though i have been fishing for years always something to learn from your videos. I like you home made leads with rubber bands i make my own beach bombs and use rubber bands on them been using these for years.
prof GJ Pullen :) nobel prize winner for TA fishing :) very impressed and was this when Mike said you were freezing your tackle off on a beach two weeks ago?..i love pop corn episodes on a friday ... thank you :)
Lol mulled wine is usually a sweet wine with cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and clove heated up. We put a big bottle of sweet red into our small crockpot and said spices at the end of the counter for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years dinner. Delicious 😋 P.S. love both TA Fishing and TA Outdoors. From your NW US yank
I’ve only just found this video . I fish hayling a lot I normally fish at the fair and don’t get much but will try what you said seems like could be a good tip . Good videos
Hey Graeme, try using glow-in-the-dark paint on your rod tips and shine them up with a blacklight/UV torch in your night fishing. Might be an interesting experiment! I use it here in NZ, works wonders!
Well done again G I agree about the beach fishing it can be hard going and the cod competition you mentioned 4 lb fish that's not good, catching a decent shore cod these days means clambering down cliff paths and over dodgy rocks great fishing but hard going , your patter is funny mate ha ha well done getting a few out cheers
I heard that you guys have been getting sightings of blue fin tuna. Take care of them and hopefully you can enjoy a few years of good tuna fishing. The big bluefin tuna (and yellows) have been sticking around Southern California waters for a couple years now even this winter month of the year we had some great fishing. Hopefully this spring and summer, as you say will be cracking. Cheers from San Diego.
Great video once again Graeme. Here you go, this is from the Cambridge dictionary "To Mull is to heat wine or beer with added sugar and spices" I bet you had your long johns on in that video, it looked cold, well done for braving it for us.
Great as always, but just go to the fishing shop or online and buy a piece of sticky back reflective tape. If you cut a thin strip and wind a strip ‘zebra’ style on the rod tip it stands out better than a solid piece. Bill
Nice! I love watching your adventures. Just got back from a little fishing myself, my son got his PB today, a huge Sheepshead, almost 16 inches. Keep the lines tight!.
Great vid GP. Got worried when you announced something special and were searching for your lighter.... was it a Cuban cigar... Jamaicans finest.... no mulled wine !
Hi Graeme another great video thanks, ive not been sea fishing for many years now the beaches in lowestoft have been decimated when i was a kid the fishing way crazy but now its so bad, Lowestoft used to be famous for its fishing industry as you might know but maybe not. the fishing is just not the same these days.
Hi Graeme try cutting the reflection strip in thin lengths and wind on so their is a small gap between the tape and your rod you will see it a lot better it splits the shine up more if that makes sense 🎣🎣🎣
Graham im surprised you've never done a sea trout video (not that i know of!) Here in ireland we get nice estuaries with sea trout jumping that can be caught of the fly or on strips of mackerel. I really like your beach videos btw the sky always looks HUGE
sand or file down your sand spike abit on the reel seat recess, reduce the wear on your reel, we use them in Australia all the time. I would tie or strap it to the little break walls uprights so it has a stronger base rather than the rock beach, but I dont know if you are allowed to over there.
Hi Graeme love the videos keep them coming. Just a thought in the lorry game we use conspicuity tape its extremly reflective might be worth a try. Once again great video.
I like your thinking. In river fishing, we look for the crease. The area where flow meets slack water. fish sit in the slack, waiting for food to be brought to them, expending minimal energy. Fish being fish, surely this must apply to sea fishing as well? Fish like features for sanctuary, but maybe obstacles like piers and reefs also create these sharp changes in current? Find an area where there is sudden change in flow, and find the fish?
Excellent video Graeme, shame you don't live further North, a group of guys and myself fished in the river Mersey on a charter boat some 100-150 ft from the dock wall and caught about 100 cod. I bet with a good cast from the shore one could catch some quality fish.
Great to see you on the beach again bud.🍷😂 Those expensive battery's are BS. Probably 3 or 4 (panasonic 18650 batterys ) and some off the shelf circuitry.
I can't decide who I like better...graeme of mike, lol, they're both great. And it's funny, I'm not really an angler, I think I watch these videos to see graeme more than I do the fishing.
As an Irish guy I believe Brexit or no Brexit the Brits will be ok either way because of get on with it , make the most of it people like Greame and Mike . love these videos.
As always a 'Totally Awesome' BAFTA video, your persistence, knowledge and determination are an inspiration! How about a new series of videos for beginners??
Would be nice to see you fish some more accessible northern locations :P Fort perch rock, mersey, formby, anglesey :P just as these can produce more challenging conditions sometimes but when you get decent session for the cod and rays there is nothing better :)
Graeme why it always tastes so great cooking outdoors is normally smoke from open fire but gas really makes no different to cooking inside, your mind might confuse your thoughts of taste by thinking that cooking outside with wood flame is exactly the same but it's not. You should take yourself an Airpot hot water flask & just take your tea bags, sugar & a small glass bottle of milk with ya for your cuppa.
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Graeme, you are an absolute LEGEND! A martyr to the cause. You deserve to be in the Queens birthday honours list for your contribution, along with Mike, to fishing. You SO deserve it.
@@ptaylor5014 Oh yes. Him too! Even though he sits at the back!
You're so chatty and engaging, I absolutely love your videos. Watching you makes me realize -- as someone who loves fishing -- that I know one hell of a lot less than I thought I did. Please don't stop uploading.
Plenty more films to come.
It's always a good day when you get that notification that there is a new episode of the T.A. fishing show.
I like to move it move it !! I love this guy and how he explains things especialy when its about fishing even now in 2021
Another great Friday night after a week at work sat down relaxed watching a great vid again from a place I have known for about 45years remember when the beach was all sand and you had to walk down the steps to the beach and it took about a hour to get of the place with all the traffic jams
Hi Graeme,
Great to see you back on the Beach and oh gosh that peace and quiet is Heaven on Earth. Got over the Flu now so Mon and Tues i'm getting back out there. Stomachs in knots with anticipation already.
Steve in Fife.
hi talking about no fish last three beach sessions baits not even touched. that's north east England every one saying same. your not the only one Graeme. love your shows keep me sane well done thanks steve
what absolute nob jockey's have disliked??? get a grip this man is the best on youtube.
stuart grampa bruce they have no life of there own tossers playing on computers with a beer .
Well said Stuart . Graeme's videos are superb .
World is full of cucks unfortunately and the consequences for GBH is quite harsh.
Nice way for us sea anglers to start 2019, watching TA on the beach. Happy new year from my family to yours Graeme. Thanks for the film mate.
Couldn't agree with you more about regs and bloody rules on some of these commercials! Another enjoyable blog Graeme.
Hello Graeme. As always very educational and fun. Good health and stay safe.
Graeme you know what you had on that last cast don’t you.................joined up whiting 😂😂😂
Brilliant!!!
hey been subscribed for a while and learned a lot from you guys. thanks for the inspiration.
Always entertaining. Thanks Graeme
Fabulous show Graeme. You did really well and even when you don't you're a born entertainer mate. Many thanks
Total agree on your view on the state of fishing even Here I grew up Fishing, snorkeling, Diving and I can tell you now the shoals of baby pollock, mullet & other species you would always see underwater are now gone. Even places I used to fish out on the boat where you would always catch something now are void of fish.
You and wine on a beach Graeme well what could go wrong love it thanks for the film mate you are what inspired to get back out there thanks mate well done 👍
Thank you, Graeme and Mike. Very enjoyable as usual.
Totally awesome Graham
Can't beat your fishing videos best fishing channel out there by miles.
Awesome session Graeme, thanks for bring us along. Looking forward to the next.
I love learning this stuff. A couple months ago I had no clue how to surf fish. No I do thanks to Graeme.
Love the commentary. Keep up the good work Graeme. Your videos are always educational and enjoyable to watch. The fishing looks pretty tough there in the UK. In New Zealand, your chances of catching a good fish for dinner are much better. Mind you, we still complain!
I always watch you videos Graeme.
Learned a lot from your tips and tricks....
Made my fishing license last year and this year I have won the championship from the fishing club of my city.
I like your videos and keep making such nice videos.
Greetings from Germany.
Totally loved it going to get my dad to watch this
Yeah sea fishing love it.
Thats friday night sorted...👍
Look forward to the beach fishing films Graham,keep up the great work and all the best for the coming year 🎣🎣🎣🎣👍👍👍👍
Best show on line mate no matter what you catch
Excellent and very enjoyable vid Graham. Nice bit of mulled wine in the chill. Blinding light for the camera
Hell of a haircut Mr P. Reminds me of a BIG TROUT angler from a few years back 😇
A pleasure watching this man
great video yet again, but also love you showing the cooking as tastes so much better when u cook outside on the beach
What you said my friend so true British people like us and Graeme will always keep going and always will cheers boys all us men thanks
Wooooh Friday! , ta tea time 🤣
Nice I was literally tying some bass rigs for tomorrow,and I saw you had uploaded,should be good fishing tomorrow,my friends cause nine bass last night all nice four pounders,hopefully I can hunt down the bigger hunting bass and hook up big tomorrow!!
Great fishing tips as always! Keep up the good work!
Great show Graeme! Will be using your tips in Australia!
Thanks for this good to see you out again! Certainty living good on Hayling island! Haven't been there for a long time, always a pleasure to watch!
you are quite a happy pa. respect & love from NZ
Mulled wine is a beverage usually made with red wine along with various mulling spices and sometimes raisins. It is served hot or warm and is alcoholic, although there are non-alcoholic versions of mulled wine. It is a traditional drink during winter, especially around Christmas.
Love the hoodie ( SMITH!)
Um, what does Smith mean?
Thank you. Most people don't think about fishing at the beach during the winter months.
Another great video i love your beach videos, nearly all my fishing is done from the beach, even though i have been fishing for years always something to learn from your videos. I like you home made leads with rubber bands i make my own beach bombs and use rubber bands on them been using these for years.
Build the sand up around the gas canister on the stove. It makes it much more stable when trying to use a pan on the beach
prof GJ Pullen :) nobel prize winner for TA fishing :)
very impressed and was this when Mike said you were freezing your tackle off on a beach two weeks ago?..i love pop corn episodes on a friday ... thank you :)
Yeah,probably was that cold...was easier walking back to the car without the tackle....I carry a lot !!
Lol mulled wine is usually a sweet wine with cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and clove heated up. We put a big bottle of sweet red into our small crockpot and said spices at the end of the counter for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years dinner. Delicious 😋
P.S. love both TA Fishing and TA Outdoors. From your NW US yank
Cracking vid Graeme a slice of bread with the sausage and egg would have been perfect.
LEGEND.
Great as always . big thanks keep up the good work
Reet, Friday evening is now underway 🙌
I’ve only just found this video . I fish hayling a lot I normally fish at the fair and don’t get much but will try what you said seems like could be a good tip . Good videos
good work graeme....i dont sea fish but id watch u fish in a fishtank..u make me laugh m8....carry on
Hey Graeme, try using glow-in-the-dark paint on your rod tips and shine them up with a blacklight/UV torch in your night fishing. Might be an interesting experiment! I use it here in NZ, works wonders!
Well done again G I agree about the beach fishing it can be hard going and the cod competition you mentioned 4 lb fish that's not good, catching a decent shore cod these days means clambering down cliff paths and over dodgy rocks great fishing but hard going , your patter is funny mate ha ha well done getting a few out cheers
I heard that you guys have been getting sightings of blue fin tuna. Take care of them and hopefully you can enjoy a few years of good tuna fishing. The big bluefin tuna (and yellows) have been sticking around Southern California waters for a couple years now even this winter month of the year we had some great fishing. Hopefully this spring and summer, as you say will be cracking. Cheers from San Diego.
Great video once again Graeme. Here you go, this is from the Cambridge dictionary "To Mull is to heat wine or beer with added sugar and spices" I bet you had your long johns on in that video, it looked cold, well done for braving it for us.
loving the hoody Graeme and mike, excellent idea.
Another great video Graeme, keep them coming in 2019.
Great as always, but just go to the fishing shop or online and buy a piece of sticky back reflective tape. If you cut a thin strip and wind a strip ‘zebra’ style on the rod tip it stands out better than a solid piece. Bill
Off the North Carolina coast I always use live mullet minnows that i catch in the surf, always works well for me,
Nice! I love watching your adventures. Just got back from a little fishing myself, my son got his PB today, a huge Sheepshead, almost 16 inches. Keep the lines tight!.
That's a nice sized Sheepshead,they have great markings when photographed.
great mate keep them coming ,one thing worse than a blank ,that is siting in a tackle shop telling others the fishing is no good ,lol
Awesome as usual!
Loving the videos, keep them coming!!
Sea fishing spot on
I've fished that area at Eastoke Corner/Creek Road for years. Fishing into the channel facing east is also decent in the summer
Great vid GP. Got worried when you announced something special and were searching for your lighter.... was it a Cuban cigar... Jamaicans finest.... no mulled wine !
Hi Graeme another great video thanks, ive not been sea fishing for many years now the beaches in lowestoft have been decimated when i was a kid the fishing way crazy but now its so bad, Lowestoft used to be famous for its fishing industry as you might know but maybe not. the fishing is just not the same these days.
Wonderful as always. I love your sea fishing videos. Wish could subscribe twice but will share instead.
Hi Graeme try cutting the reflection strip in thin lengths and wind on so their is a small gap between the tape and your rod you will see it a lot better it splits the shine up more if that makes sense 🎣🎣🎣
Or go pay £1 for mighty bright tape
Graham im surprised you've never done a sea trout video (not that i know of!) Here in ireland we get nice estuaries with sea trout jumping that can be caught of the fly or on strips of mackerel. I really like your beach videos btw the sky always looks HUGE
sand or file down your sand spike abit on the reel seat recess, reduce the wear on your reel, we use them in Australia all the time. I would tie or strap it to the little break walls uprights so it has a stronger base rather than the rock beach, but I dont know if you are allowed to over there.
Nice video 👍 Graeme 🎣
As always very nice film
Looks cold out there, nice video!
Excellent video thanks 🎣
Hi Graeme love the videos keep them coming. Just a thought in the lorry game we use conspicuity tape its extremly reflective might be worth a try. Once again great video.
get yourself a ridgemonkey sandwich toaster Graham, bloody brilliant
I like your thinking. In river fishing, we look for the crease. The area where flow meets slack water. fish sit in the slack, waiting for food to be brought to them, expending minimal energy. Fish being fish, surely this must apply to sea fishing as well? Fish like features for sanctuary, but maybe obstacles like piers and reefs also create these sharp changes in current? Find an area where there is sudden change in flow, and find the fish?
Excellent video Graeme, shame you don't live further North, a group of guys and myself fished in the river Mersey on a charter boat some 100-150 ft from the dock wall and caught about 100 cod. I bet with a good cast from the shore one could catch some quality fish.
Quality video as always mate
Great to see you on the beach again bud.🍷😂
Those expensive battery's are BS. Probably 3 or 4 (panasonic 18650 batterys ) and some off the shelf circuitry.
spot on,
Another grate vid
We’re be pulling cod on dungdie soon now brexiit operated lol , luv ya Gray X
Love the jumper 😂
😂 awesome sweater Graeme, Smith!
I think at our age our wife's have figured out that we are obsessed with our out door activities and just turn there backs. Damn old fools!
I can't decide who I like better...graeme of mike, lol, they're both great. And it's funny, I'm not really an angler, I think I watch these videos to see graeme more than I do the fishing.
As an Irish guy I believe Brexit or no Brexit the Brits will be ok either way because of get on with it , make the most of it people like Greame and Mike . love these videos.
As always a 'Totally Awesome' BAFTA video, your persistence, knowledge and determination are an inspiration! How about a new series of videos for beginners??
Evening 👋👋👋👋👋
The act of plunging a hot poker in a cup of wine I believe is mulling.
Yes you're right Graeme, not a patch on what it used to be and the main fish I catch are ones that have slipped out through the trawler nets :-(
Good video gramps 😁
Would be nice to see you fish some more accessible northern locations :P Fort perch rock, mersey, formby, anglesey :P just as these can produce more challenging conditions sometimes but when you get decent session for the cod and rays there is nothing better :)
Love your vids
Swarms of decent whiting here off Holyhead.
Charmouth on the map love it
Graeme why it always tastes so great cooking outdoors is normally smoke from open fire but gas really makes no different to cooking inside, your mind might confuse your thoughts of taste by thinking that cooking outside with wood flame is exactly the same but it's not.
You should take yourself an Airpot hot water flask & just take your tea bags, sugar & a small glass bottle of milk with ya for your cuppa.