@nickdriver08 Your comment when Graeme couldn't offer you a beer was classic and I agree fully with you. It was touching Nick. What Graeme has given us viewers is ample thanks.
@@TAFishingNot a problem at all, congratulations on the 91m views, a testament to your personality and videos that are varied, easy to watch and most of all, showing how to keep things simple, showing you don't have to spend the big bucks on expensive gear or syndicate lakes and showing how to catch plenty of fish in cracking surroundings.
Graeme you inspired me to start fishing again when I reached 60, I last fished when I was 15, I can honestly say I haven’t looked back, thanks for all the videos and your great personality, I look forward to the future with you
Hi Lloyd, pretty much as your good self I last fished around 21, and started again three years ago, approaching 59 now and loving my fishing. T.A. has been a large part of inspiring me to take up a long forgotten passion and given me a huge spark inside, even taught a young lad from work a few things, he helped me hugely in return by becoming a friend.
I not only enjoy your videos Graham I absolutely love them. What a great night you had there. I've got to be honest, I did laugh when you said you fell down the hole. It was the way you said it. I do hope you are ok though. The reason I and everyone likes your videos is because you put plenty of content in them, loads of fun and you have given me loads of great tips on fishing. I really appreciate what you have done for my fishing. A massive thank you Graham. 😉👍🎣🎣🎣
No problem. I was out on the river yesterday and had a bad fall in the nettles that shook me to the core..I will deffo have to be a bit careful now the years are advancing. I thought I'd broken a hip !!!...Trouble is most of us men think we are indestructible and nothing can defeat us. As the saying goes..the mind is willing but the body isn't...But I shall be pursuing the fish as long as I can...
@@TAFishing I fell over once when I was fishing,I was talking to my mate and I just fell over in slow motion in all the grass and I couldn't get back up for laughing. On a serious note,we have got to be careful by the water and hope we don't hurt ourselves apart from our pride. 🤣😂
Graeme, i think i speak for the 310k subscribers that you have.....this is, by a country mile the best fishing channel on the tube. Thanks for all you do and the effort you put in to it. Long may it continue and looking forward to something extra. take care.
Thanks for the efforts you’ve made over the decades Graeme, I’ve followed you for many many years now. Through your books,magazines etc. It’s great to hear you’re still so keen and willing to keep going. Long may it continue 💪🎣🐟🍻
'That's what you need, a lead sandwich' - had me choking on my morning coffee! Very entertaining as per usual, Graeme. Thank you and good morning from sunny Sydney, Australia. Love your channel with its old school tricks.
Hi there Australia ,and yes I am envious of the Sun..I just got in from River fishing for a Barbel. Another blank,full moon and fairly cold. I think I only have another couple of "into the dark" trips on the river then I've had enough and just do daytime fishing.
Thankyou Graeme, this video has given me hope again. After not fishing for years and only getting back into it and buying all the f***ing new gear and trying to learn all the new crap that everyone else is throwing at you I've realised that I can still fish with Al the gear I've got and still catch fish like I used to in the past 😊
I've been watching your video's for many years with so much awesome fish being hooked even got my 10 yr old grandson watching your video's court his first 10lb common from our local lakes and absolutely loved it, thank you Graham
Absolutely enjoying watching all your videos, great fun great content nothing to complicated a real joy to see your different approaches and old simple rigs that still work . Im 64 and remember how we fished back in the days. Nice fish Graham kind regards Lee 😊
Many thanks, Graeme, I still have a kettle like yours the whistle is a bit worse for wear! Cheers for the videos I have seen. you do a top job, and you make me smile. I have fished for 58 years and loved it, am not doing as much now, fly fishing and a bit of sea fishing.ATB
graeme, i don't think you realise just how much you inspire people especially in todays fishing world, where lets face it1? we as fisherman/anglers/fisherwomen ar totally sucked in by you must have this or must buy that because without it your a noddy!!! your videos go to show you really don't need to listen to everything you are sold? and can quite happily go to any venue, armed with just a loaf of bread and a float and catch some truly memorable moments,to enjoy what is probably the most exciting yet extremely tranquill hobbies on the earth, when people watch your show this is highlighted in every watch, its about enjoyment and doing things your own way!, its a hobby and a book of memories? for most as your son will also agree its something that is passed on through generations to love, look back on, and most of all enjoy, even on a budget,!you really do deserve every ounce of credit you really do!, you make fishing every venue exciting which is what fishing should stand for, keep them coming graeme love the show and love the calamities along the way, they just add value to the ever embedded memories that lets face it we can all relate to in our own journeys, love this channel and biggest respect to you graeme for sharing it all with us ive not had as much fun watching a fishing programme since a passion for angling, anyone who has not watched it then its a must to appreciate graeme and this passion even more. thanks again graeme, i hope i can enjoy my passion as much as you do in my riper years.
Just brilliant. Like the retired Alan Blair😂😂😂. Every video makes me smile, just thoroughly enjoyable. Just a pity you can't get on mainstream telly. The masses would love you.
Thank you for making films that are a true reflection of real fishing, blanks included. Any fish is a good one. Mind you a 29 pound and the others are bloody good fish. Also love the kettle.....
Absolutely incredible. I can honestly say I’ve never thought passed beach fishing, but can honestly say this looks so peaceful I might have to look further into it. Thankyou Graham another amazing video 👍
Don't get me wrong,but not all venues were like this one,it was indeed a tranquil place and possibly one of the most iconic fisheries you could get on day ticket. I don't think there is anything like this left in England now. It had everything the angler could want.
Part of me wishes I still lived in England to be fair, but been in Scotland 20 years so looks like I’ll just need to travel the UK fishing instead 😂 take care Graham 👍👍
Love how you heat the soup & spuds up in a pan, then once hot transfer it to another pan to eat, double washing up. Just eat it out of the first pan. Great session though..well done
Always down to earth and genuine. I'm in my early 60s and have been fishing for most of it. I just appreciate the way you present your videos, reminds me of days gone by. Keep.up the great work TA!
That's because I come from "days gone by" myself...thanks for reminding me how old I am getting !!..But it is true,I still fish pretty much the same as I did 50 years ago. The fish don't seem to mind.
Robin Harris had a little tackle shop in Peterborough called Robin's Peg which was a short ride from me, I always got my maggots there and he loved to share tips and stories, happy days!
Hope the film picks you up a bit..lot of bugs about,my daughter got a sinus one with headaches,had it 5 days...roll on winter...its when the various viruses hammer us ....
Graham we love you and your films, you taught me to fish over the years and I’ve passed that onto my son too. You’re a legend and this is by far the best all round fishing channel anywhere.
Hi Graeme, Great catch there. Wow 90 odd Million views, that's some achievement Nice touch at the end about your supporters. Best As Always, Steve in Fife.
Congratulations Graeme for 91m views, i hope there are 91m videos or more to come. Im watching your videos on repeat just fantastic very imfomative and entertaining. Thank you for the effort.
Excellent session and a superb episode .loved fishing bury hill. I’ve had some nice fishing sessions over the years. Top stuff Graeme .I’ve got a couple of your books from when I was a kid. 👍
Fantastic. New to your channel. Just turned 68 and started my own carving channel. It's great fun. Carp fishing well their a problem in Australia. No stately lakes. ❤❤
What a session only surpassed by the man how you have the energy you do to film these epic episodes is beyond me i can only hope and pray i to will have the same energy as you do when am in my 70s
Love this guys video specially with me being a tackle tart and particular this gent just proves that no matter what the budget the location/ circumstances you may be in as a fisherman everything works along as it’s safe and you know how to apply it ,it wil 9/10 times work watching these kinds of videos opened my eyes up and made me a better person to so thankyou and great work 😊
Like the old footage of you and Mike. He's definitely a Pullen...You looked like he does now...What a handsome pair..lol. It is sad to see the decline in our beautiful countryside and wildlife. We're such a destructive species... Hopefully we can have some damage reversing effects. Keep them videos coming, its far better than the dross on tv.
Thanks, its quite satisfying as all the views are organic,no collaborations /outside influences and all filmed and edited on my own. Its a crazy number of views for someone of my senior years....I'm just pleased so many people seem to enjoy them.
Would have been nice to be a 30 but trust me I won't lose any sleep over it...At least it was weighed accurately .My scales only went up to 22 as I don't aim for big fish ....but I have upgraded to pocket scales now..just in case something unusual pops into my net.
Keeping it one to one on camera, fun and seeing all the little thing's while waiting for a bite, warts and all keeps me watching. Hope the thumbs OK I think you were in a lot more pain than you were letting on.
@TAFishing that's good. When I do something like that, the first thing I think of is "Will I be able to work" Look forward to the next post. All the best.
well done a proper result you deserved that lump, most ov the big fjsh ive ever had hug the bottom, loved this one as an old school, set ov 40's Ruben's needed 🎣
Hi Graham, we used to go to Blackpool with the caravan and where we went, they had a field for the dogs to exercise in, one year I took the dog into the field, and as the dog ran around all the insects took off and we then had all the swallows chasing them, so I just sat back and let the dog run about after the birds. I took the dog back after about thirty minutes and my partner could not understand what was wrong with the dog, it was hilarious to watch.
A good tip when tying off those PVA bags is whilst there's boilies in the bag tie two knots together and then when cut it off cut between the two knots you've made. Your PVA is then tied off already and don't have to faff about tying the loose end off.
29lbs!! HOLY @#$%!!! Congratulations on that monster! My PB for a Carp here in New York (USA) so far has been a 11.4 pounder. You definitely get the trophy!
Thanks Graeme..from another 70 year old...and yes, falling over is far more common now, even in the daytime...and , like you, I want to fish scenic places far from the madding crowds but the trouble is the legs are finding it harder to get me there!
Great session and great video Graeme. Sorry but I had to laugh when you fell, not at you falling, but remembering not so long ago you mentioned a particular guy on TV who falls over a lot..... then YOU went and did it again. Hope you see the funny side too. All the best to you and yours and thank you Graeme.
I did it TWICE !!...down the same hole. But it was pitch dark and I was half sleep ,crashing out of the bivvy to get to the rod in time...It does happen when there is a delay between the brain sending signals and the rest of body delaying the response !...
