Small Streams & Rivers - FUN FISHING! 

If people want to do that then fine, but they're missing out on a lot of fun and acquiring knowledge of different rigs, different types of water and gaining valuable experience. There's fishing, and there's catching.

@@geoffpoole483 I friend of mine always says it’s fishing not catching 👍🏻👍🏻🎣

100% mate! Fish for everything, especially as you're growing up... you learn so much about everything if you start small and work your way up. Even now we still love this style of fishing.

I'm 38 years old and never been a carp fisherman. Give me a day roaming the river with lightweight kit, trotting a float down the current.

@@ommk9650 give me a massive tench anyday 👌🏻

Haha, that's it mate... the way it should be starting out and childhood memories that last a lifetime. 😊

Thanks for watching mate and glad you enjoyed it! 😊🎣

Thanks for watching mate and for the kind comments. 😊🎣

Thanks for watching Trevor and glad you enjoyed it. 😊🎣

Thanks as always Bill! 😊 And yes, that would have been many years ago now, at the Lenwade Bridge pub stretch I believe.

Thanks for watching and for the kind comments, glad you're enjoying the videos. 😊🎣

Thanks for watching as always mate. 😊🎣

Thanks mate! 😊

Thanks mate. 😊

Thanks as always mate, hope you've been catching a few off the beach! 😊

@From The Waters Edge TV yeah been catching here and there hopefully this year will be a bit better for me this year. Look forward to your videos. Tight lines 🎣🎣🎣

Thanks for watching and for the kind comments Cheza, glad you're enjoying the videos AND hope you've been catching a few. 😊🎣

Ha ha "fishless " ..... I'm not surprised you've emptied them all out , its not a never ending source ...oh dear ,

@@kevinturner5857 Eh....?

Hope you've been catching a few mate.

Thanks for watching Simon and for the kind comment, glad you're enjoying the videos. 😊🎣

Merry Christmas and happy new year Peter, lets hope 2023 is fish filled!

Thanks for watching and for the kind comments as always James! Hope you've been catching a few! 😊🎣

Thanks mate! 😊

Thanks mate. 😊

Nice one Carl!

Haha, sorry mate. 😂

Haha! It looked that way didn't it! 😂 Strange as it was such a lovely spot, but nothing more than micro day... perhaps on another day it might be different! Hope you're still catching a few fish. 😊🎣

Haha, one day... would be nice! 😆

Really? I must have missed the bit where we filmed the advertising/shopping section.

Thanks mate! 😊

I've heard they live in water, mainly rivers!😁

Explore round some of your local rivers, try areas with a bit of structure, they love some cover!

Thanks for watching Andrew and for the kind comments, glad you're enjoying the videos. 😊🎣

Hi Clive, none were. We don’t fish the rivers enough (as we love all fishing) to warrant paying for yearly tickets.

Haha, Pike can be partial to a worm sometimes... I think it's the movement! 😆

Barbel been Ottered to non existence out of this river sadly , more chance of swinging in a T- Rex ! This river like many is on its knees and at the point of no return sadly 😢

@@glenpalmer392 thats a shame. How about the chub?

Funny as Chub ,not as numerous as 10/20 years ago in my experience still seem to survive and grow to decent weights along side otters , yes many are caught damaged / chomped / tails in half but in my humble opinion Chub have grown to become even more spooky and hidden to avoid these furry fish stock destroyers! I guess Barbel like Pike seem to be like sitting ducks and an easy target in these clear , slow shallow upper rivers. These are my thoughts as an Angler of these East Anglian Rivers for over 40 years and counting!!

@@glenpalmer392 Thanks for sharing. My own fishing journey started around 20-25 years ago and i can very much remember how my local river and canal used to be absolutely jam packed with fish and there were always anglers sitting on their seat boxes one after then other that could be seen for miles. While there are still fish are quite small to begin with while it seems the smarter fish are holding up in areas that run through private residential areas - so arent fished because youre not allowed to. or residential areas where people are allowed to fish but dont because the river is all fenced off to stop children and pets falling in. --- At least this is very much of the case where im from and i have watched through a lot of video footage from local anglers on YT. Otters arent the problem *HERE* -- Just the *RESIDENTS*

Couldn’t help to respond as that is a completely different set of problems to what we have in this neck of the woods , to a certain extent all us Anglers like something to moan about and a ready made excuse for blanking but year on year our river fish seem to have more odds stacked against them in flourishing in numbers and growing to specimen sizes !! Our rivers need more care and money plunged into them than ever before yet no one does anything yet the licence fees still roll in ! It’s a huge worry mate , in this neck of the woods our ‘Wild Swimmers’ are finding high sewage levels in our rivers and stretches that 10 years ago that were 8 metres wide are now half that and half as deep! Where will this all end?? Not well is my guess ……….. I am lucky to live on the coast and have got into summer sea fishing to side track my river anger / frustrations ……. Keep trying new things my friend , don’t be afraid to travel and feel blessed to be lucky enough to understand and partake in the GREATEST EVER pastime !! Tight lines .

I think its upper wensum just outside Norwich

No mate, it's on the Wensum like Paul mentioned. 😊

Haha, it's just the way it panned out Willy! We were hoping for another Chub, but just couldn't tempt one!

Thanks Ian. 😊

Really Paul? What has caused it’s decline, or is it a mixture of things?

@@FromTheWatersEdgeTV pollution neglect lack of conservation by the EA otters mink and unfortunately Europeans who don't know it's theft .We went through a few years where it was brilliant but as usual that ended.I fished the River wear in Durham caught 1 minnow last year while out for barbel and chub.Carp fishing is terrible unless you fish a commercial which there's not many that hold big carp.We had Barmston pond which had big pike in and carp tench the council killed that off by accidentally letting polluted water in there was a mirror found 37lb dead no one knew it was even in biggest in to the northeast .Otters wiped brasside out carp upto 27lb others to 25lbs 200 carp died on the complex the otter fence they had around it was actually a badger fence the company who did it messed up and a committee member was hiding otter tracks all they kept saying was it's a Mink they we know the difference obviously my 14 years ended there.The river wear is a disgrace I've e.mailed the EA about restocking but I'm not holding my breath mate.

The stretches we fished weren't private Mark.

Huh? 😂😂

"Boils my p*ss" what a delightful turn of phrase.

Same here mate! There's no excuse for it.

Haha! That's what I said to Steve. 😂

If he did that the place would be indundated with anglers (possibly poachers) and ruined.

I had some good sport on a free stretch over Xmas. 6 chub over 4 lb... biggest 4.15 on one of the sessions 👍

These social media boys have killed way too many fish and fisheries with their self promotion videos so sadly to name fisheries is an absolute no no! If you are luckily enough to find decent fishing don’t tell a soul and lie through your teeth is my advice to protect the fish , environment and your OWN fish you have worked hard to find !!

And get hundreds of people to turn up and batter the place,really mate..

@@markhepworth I understand wot you say but it would be nice give the watchers of the channel a little bit of where to fish advice or wot fishing club you can approach, instead of here's wot you could have had

Haha, this is only a small part of it! 😆

Only someone looking for an argument could pick faults with the morals displayed in this video… Congratulations on the marriage! Keep the videos coming! 🍻

@@Bazzabilo amateur

@@kevinturner5857 elaborate….

Yawn off love,you’re boring.

@@Bazzabilo Idiot

It's not the same as it used to be on our local river Wensum either, due to a variety of different factors. There's always a few little stretches worth a go though. 😊