Learn to Fish from a BOAT - Lure & Bait Fishing

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[@Tsiri09]

I'm learning the difference from you. You're the only teacher I really understand.

[@darrylmcleman6456]

Hello Mr. Awesome!! My neighbour hasn't time for his boat as he still works for a living.He has given it to me.I only need to repair the floor and stringers and Transom before I go fishing. I haven't been fishing for 5 yrs. and watching your vids have given me the urge to get out there.Guess if I keep puttering away at it we can float it next year.Working on the boat is half the fun! Tight lines and calm seas from Canada s westcoast!!! Cheers

[@ouissandy2806]

We love when you go fishing build a barn door or whatever you do sir! Please do a how to series you have a lifetime of experience and stuff even me after 25 years don't even know about. It is amazing.

[@TAFishing]

Some informative tips in this video - Hopefully it helps you catch more fish!

[@peterclose1446]

Chris comes across as a man with a fountain of knowledge both as a skipper and a fisherman😊😊😊

[@cameronbarrie6833]

You are the best you tuber ever

[@lesdunn736]

Hi there Graeme, I wonder if you could arrange to fish your boat with, Fishlocker Two great presenters on the one boat. You both have terrific personalities that enhance your presentation. Keep up the good work. Deep Joy.

[@shakes73499]

Hi Graeme. Just got a little tip about threading them booms. Get One of those Diamond eye threading tools that are used for threading pole elastic. I've used them for years great for threading braid. Love your video about the six gill sharks.

[@davidharvey5672]

Great way to launch a boat. I always enjoy your boat fishing videos. I wish I'd gone for a sea boat years ago. We are very short of slipways on the Broads. Those remaining, usually cost about £12 each way. There used to be a lot of public slip ways but they've shut them now despite huge annual increases in Broads tolls. The Broads Authority take the money and run. The average depth of the broads was 14ft a hundred years ago now it's 4ft. At the moment it's at what must be an all time low due to lack of maintenance in general but added to by lack of rain, small tides and I'm sure added to by the fact that trees, that have replaced reed, boardering the rivers take up millions of gallons of water. Returning from maintainance up the Ant last week my prop picked up a leather cushion cover and rope, thank goodness I have an outboard, a fixed prop would have cost a fortune. The low water means that many can't safely leave their moorings at the moment and many of the bigger craft are running in the silt layer and likely cooling with mud. Can't be good for the fish. Cheers

[@davemojarra4734]

The hum of that boat motor was soothing to the soul.

[@flatoutandscreaming]

Yup, that "ancient tree" is actually a Gorse Bush (and not in the best of health, but not as old as you might think) and your "ancient artifact" is a nodule of Flint, a common find in Chalky Geology. That Gorse bush being shown in a fishing video reminded me of a time when i was about 7, in the mid 70s, we went to visit family at the family farm. My Uncle Ted ( a huge character who i miss greatly) took me out to the pond we have. It's only small (about 3 acres or so) but very very old and never been artificially stocked ever. But it holds Rudd, Crucians, Tench, Pike and Perch (and some very big Perch at that!). He then proceeded to show me how to catch perch the way he and my dad did when they were kids. They would make their own hooks out of whatever they could find (parcel staples, nails, fencing wire...nothing was safe). But what he showed me was to cut a section off a blackthorn bush that had two spikes and trim the ends with his pen0knife and then tied a lobworm onto it with some wool out of his "magic pockets of anything". He then flicked this out about two rodlengths and within 30 seconds the ancient goose feather quill float darted under and he was into a fish! Now, it turned out to only be as big as his hand, although his hands were huge! But what a way to catch fish! This was the man who ignited my "passion for angling" that very day and he held a God-Like status for me even after he passed as he taught me so much that my granddad and great granddad taught him. Even today, the "country craft" i inherited works as well, and in many cases works better than new ways...i do prefer the new lighter rods though. So, i guess i practice "Fusion Country Craft"...a bit of old mixed with a bit of new! Sorry for rambling...But keep producing decent, watchable videos because there's nowt on the telly! All the best Steve

[@DjDolHaus86]

31:50 It looks like a gorse bush, very common on moorland and extremely hardy. That one does look pretty old a gnarly but nowhere near as old as the fort. If you've ever driven across dartmoor in the summer you'll see loads of low gorse everywhere with its dark green foliage and bright yellow flowers

[@davidtaylor2978]

That made a real change. Like you I love JR's I have my forth one and he is by my side 24/7 and enjoys going fishing, wouldn't be without him.

[@easyfishing1936]

Hi Graeme thank you for showing what a beautiful country we live in. The UK may be small, but makes up for it with its diverse beauty. I just envy your health as now I could not walk up that hill, let alone run up it! Bill

[@vidiotzak]

Jaxx is awesome! So is your wife for putting up with you two! Cheers from across the pond

[@ADAMS901B]

Another great video Graeme; thank you both for working so hard to put these together they’re great.

[@lesdunn736]

I keep coming back. Great video. I know, I know. As we expect. Thank you.

[@dogoboi]

I've watched nearly all of your videos over the years and couldn't figure out who you remind of until now. Bruce Forsyte!!!!

[@piemanoutdooradventures]

Love your videos Graham. The scenery looks fantastic. Just like the scenery here in Wales

[@8armdevil]

What a fab video! Thanks!

[@kevinbuckler1085]

You've GOT to love a JR !!

[@MultiHector82]

That anchor, buoy retrieval system is genius.

[@jamesdevinaspre3182]

Great Video Dad, as a fisherman in Los Angeles, California I enjoyed your ocean video. Great info. Also as a sportsman, I enjoy camping in Idaho and there are many great sceneries of mountains and wild rivers. Thank you, Graeme, for your shares. In the lower 48 states, California ranks first in the largest uninhabited area and Idaho ranks second.

[@vidiotzak]

Yeah, because everyone moved to Bend Oregon, lol

[@scottessery100]

i love any boat films well done!!!

[@scottessery100]

i love high seas drifter films thank you :)

[@ronandanne1]

Both parts of this video were fun to watch. Now you've got me googling "old winchester hill." Hope to go there someday!

[@pikeboyukuk1477]

Lovely little dog , love him

[@nickwharton3234]

Brilliant video like always. Would love to go on a fishing trip with you good to learn from the best. Keep them coming wish for more videos

[@scottmclaughlin6004]

Graham, your literally saving my sanity, just had my tonsils out as a grown man I’m telling you it’s awful and the only thing getting me through this tough time is imagining I’m there with you at these fishing spots, thank you and keep up the good work. I’d love to come out on a boat trip with you one day.

[@TAFishing]

Hope the throat gets better ,pleased the films are getting you through it.

[@SEAFISHINGwithCJ]

Thanks for the company Graeme, lets do it again soon I will give you a shout when we start catching some Congers. Mike's Jack Russell woke my Jack Russell up, he didnt wake up when I was on.

[@oppowerpuff6337]

Really useful vid. Me and my dad bought a boat and have been getting it ready for summer. Can't wait! 🥳🐟

[@iainohalloran42]

OP powerpuff hi my young son he’s 14yrs old and I are doing that exactly the A’s yourselves and we both are looking forward to getting on the water tight lines gentlemen hope all goes well for you.

[@nickking8317]

You’ll learn a lot from being on a boat boats the best way to fish I am 25 and own my own boat they’re also a money pit

[@TheKingandyt]

Keep up the good work lads love the sea fishing vids

[@joeheaton976]

I would be interested to see how the lazy line works I have the same boat so you will understand the request.

[@russellhallam8054]

Great 👍 Video as usual Graham . 👍👍👍🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙

[@eddylonergan142]

Me and my lovely wife had a basset, sadly no longer with us. But when walking through the woods and forest's she would be rolling in deer pooh. The reason being she would be getting rid of her smell and camouflaging. she stunk to high heaven and every walk meant the hose pipe and a scrub. what a character. great clip.

[@rokhnroll]

My JRT does that with goose poop - sheep dipping required once home !

[@DonOneBryson]

Me dad had a pedigree racing greyhound called taffy, with her being an actual running dog, her prey drive was huge (they have to be to chase the hares). Unfortunately she would catch cats, squirrels, rats and rabbits regularly while walking her. She'd always rip them to bits and roll around in the carcass, getting blood all over herself. Apparently it's so other dogs would smell the kill on her and be impressed. It's like a dogs version of a Rolex haha.

[@Fishingbug]

Another Friday night sorted. As usual another great video.

[@hope4lifewalker739]

That was Great!! Jax is an Character!

[@simonknox5580]

Great watch Chris & Graeme 👍

[@ragga_muffin_84]

Gota love a jack russle!!! Great little dogs

Good Fishing Congratulations Fisherman, this place reminds me a lot here in *Brazil* where I do my Fisheries. Hug!!!👍🎣

[@barriewatson]

Nice vid ,Graeme that's like we're l come from on the south downs near Lewes ,keep the videos coming .regards Barrie

[@maxwilliams1060]

Awesome Dog! Love you vids G.

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Great video Graeme 👍 . Awesome information for new boat owners 😉

[@Alan-io2ew]

Some folks should learn to boat first ha ha,great video!

[@cpfcgavman1977]

Haha Graham love your vids your a celebrity in my house

[@neiletheridge2837]

Totally awesome fishing or dog

[@h.2602]

Totally Awesome Dog Show? Great vid again!

[@stevied8855]

Hi Graeme, Brilliant to see your big article in The Sea Angler Magazine. Absolutely fascinating stuff. I dream about fishing for Big Species and one day i will. Near that 200k mark now Graeme. Steve in Fife.

[@rclmonline]

Hi Graeme, another great video. Got the latest copy of the Sea Angler magazine today and guess who's face was starting out of the pages? YOURS!

[@darrylmcleman6456]

We do see family resemblance in Jack.Great dog. Jack Russells are clever little dogs.I wish they had a longer lifespan.

[@eddiemurphy6584]

well off to minehead on sunday n hope to get to fish on Chesil Beach tuesday or wednesday am realy looking forword to it i canna wate lol

[@paulwhite2791]

Quality as usual

[@nikku13]

I really love it when you show the glorious English countryside. Makes me home sick. Thanks.

[@63melvyn]

Can you please explain the lazy rope to get the anchor rope up to the front of the boat please Graham .

[@TAFishing]

I don't use one.Its just a way to avoid climbing up on the bow. Check online to see how it works.

[@AyrshireGamer]

Jack Russell great wee dogs i used to have 2 tan mother and sister they were super

[@mattk1073]

My dad has a Jack/Rat terrier that looks almost like that Jack he hates squirrels too.

[@Trojwaterman]

That's one crazy little dog Lol

[@nickystevens357]

The first pollock caught was the same as the biggest polock I've ever caught

[@peterwilliamson292]

wow, thx you!

[@kevintyler6979]

Boats😍 tottally awsome

[@deanmc178]

CJ is a great guy ,, my boat used to be kept on a tidal mooring next door to the deep sea anglers yard ,, a 17ft dory with a diy built cabin ,ply fibre glass and gelcoat covered ,, it was sold by the mooring agent for £120.00 because i was a month behind with my mooring fee ,,my mother had died , so money went elsewhere ..

[@deanmc178]

the boats value was over £1000.00

[@suvunboy]

Just a thought. You could use a diamond eye threader that is used to thread freshwater pole top kits to thread line in the booms it would take seconds and you could even thread braid. P.S Great vid

[@deanmc178]

dive sussex book ,, a great read,, i have recorded all the wrecks from the book for future boat trips in my boat

[@Johnx961]

Nice vid Graeme.

[@gerardtaylor5004]

great

[@rokhnroll]

Cant beat taking the JRT for a walk, they are a great companion breed but they need lots of stimulation and exercise to burn off their high energy personalities.

[@TAFishing]

I never thought it was possible to get them to use up all that hyper energy.

[@rokhnroll]

@@TAFishing I take my JRT out everyday for at least 1 1/2 hours of free running exercise over the local woods so she can burn up that energy both mentally and physically or she just will not settle. They are a working breed after all and love to be doing stuff with their humans. As a side note I am still enjoying all your content thanks for posting your videos.

[@rossnorthcote9164]

Love the video, its really informative but I do have a question. "belt and braces". Do you not feel it's necessary to have an auxiliary engine onboard?

[@SEAFISHINGwithCJ]

I do have one, its stowed in the front of the boat,

[@GamingDad473]

The Totally Awesome Jack Russell Show 😂

[@ThemrRewind]

Its films like this Graeme that really reflect how beautiful England is, taking away all the politics. I live in Yorkshire and i work in the city, every time i go for a walk with the family in the countryside i don't want to leave. If i had the money (and balls) for it i would up and move out there for good, don't know how the kids would feel about that though. Another fantastic film Graeme great job..

[@SEAFISHINGwithCJ]

Incidentally are you sure we arent related?? boats , fishing, Jack Russell dogs, and Joe Bonamassa all in one week ....Totally awesome

[@trevorttilling438]

Hey Graham have you ever tried corniche pasties for sharks

[@TAFishing]

Yes,and caught on them..

[@TheDuffman1986]

ADVICE NEEDED….well lads, Iv got myself a sealord 17.6, I’m wanting to get some rails put on her as for rod holders, bait board etc, Im thinking il put one along the stern of the boat but before I do, what’s peoples opinions and experiences, maybe pictures if u have them!? Before I commit to a certain layout! Thanks 🙏

[@AndrewEdwards-uj9my]

Brilliant dogs i had two myself and then had 7 puppies wow, but what a view

[@michelleellsworth3886]

Go Jax Go!!

[@cameronbarrie6833]

I go fishing at newhaven harbour

[@feed2893]

ys love 😍

[@michaelearl7118]

Hi Graeme, some interesting tips about using an Alderney Ring. I have a Predator 165 and use a 5kg Bruce anchor with 4 metres of chain. I have been thinking of getting an Alderney ring set up. Would I need an A1 size bouy or would I be better with an A2 size? Love the little Jack, I had one and then a Patterdale. Currently have a little Norfolk who puts his life vest on and joins me on the boat!

[@SEAFISHINGwithCJ]

Hi , I would use a minimum of an A2, 50 inch circumference buoy, it has to be buoyant enough to not only support the anchor , but it has to be able to pull the anchor, up from the depths, allbeit my anchor is heavier than 5kg

[@iainohalloran42]

Chris Sparks so does the buoy have to lift the chains weight too great video too love watching and learning as I’m a new boat owner well the boats not new one but I’m enjoying refurbishing it and any tips and advice is greatly received so thank you 👍🏻

[@davidcole5842]

the beach near Newhaven is Seaford matey chances are local commercial fisherman have netted it thats why there are no beach rods out

[@stevied8855]

Hi Graeme, Nice mix this one. Do you ever go Fishing without filming to give yourself a break ? Stevie in Fife.

[@TAFishing]

No,the cameras go every time.

[@markhampshirewildcamperand8731]

Thanks again for uploading a new fantastic video. I see Tony from Tony's tackle Eastbourne. is on the front cover of this month's sea angler magazine.

[@TAFishing]

So he should be !!...He's been in the sea fishing game for years helping people with tips.

[@Reppie.]

Got 2 Jack Russell's myself. Always come out in the boat fishing. They love stealing the squid so can't leave baited hooks laying around.

[@robertjones-yo4ql]

2 TOP MEN

[@briancook4065]

we had two russels lovely dogs loyal

[@busenbrave8281]

Went to watmore farm today, got a little tip-off about what a future vid might be😉🐟

[@TAFishing]

Had a 16-9 there yesterday evening...plus others to 9-11

[@busenbrave8281]

Nice!

[@busenbrave8281]

I had an 8

[@SEAFISHINGwithCJ]

Anchoring out at sea always has some associated hazards. There are a couple of issues with the method we show in the video, which we didnt mention. If you are hauling your anchor from a cleat on the side of your boat, you need to be able to quickly pull the warp back to the front of the boat, if your engine dies, because it would not be good to be anchored with the boat at 90deg to the waves or tide, and if you wrap the warp around your prop you will need to quickly cut the anchor warp as being anchored stern into the sea would be disastrous. I always have several sharp knives to hand just in case , when I am Aldernay rig lifting my anchor

[@kaligali-84]

Nice...

[@Hahehhwgajshah72726..]

My tip is get rid of that crappy grey fuel line and buy some automotive fuel line by the meter to replace it with.Those fuel lines you're using have a liner inside them that deteriates and causes blockages.

[@visi7013]

Tried it but Not for Me, only tried river fishing so Might Be Surprised! Each unto their own - Wishing Everyone Well. Xxx

[@daveslifeover65]

Do you have any Grandchildren I think I remember seeing Mike with a sister.

[@michaelbyrne9737]

When you said centuries, I was thinking more like millenia as the mound seemed more like an Iron Age hill fort, but all was explained at the end of the video! You really are lucky to live in such a beautiful and historic part of the country. Tight lines and thanks for such an informative post!

[@zakkyang6476]

'A small one' 8:54

[@Alec-ph8kh]

Nowt'y little buggers them Jack russels

[@scottessery100]

wow so complicated compared to carp fishing on commercials

[@milkyporridge5929]

Very knowledgeable that chris

[@southernwanderer7912]

If they're like that with their dog, it's going to be crazy when they have a kid.

[@antpilig6256]

Thanks great video.....I would think he smells first............JJ...

[@firstnamelastname9013]

👏👏👍👍

[@michelleellsworth3886]

Ok, Grant & Mike I think you gentlemen need to say THANK YOU to your WIVES. We definitely have Beauties and The Beasts situation. Lol lol lol lol. No, just joking guys. It's a compliment to your WIVES they are both very beautiful. Not trolling at all. I only say what I would be willing to say to someone's face. Be nice or go away is my philosophy. Really enjoy both your vlogs. It takes so much hard work going into doing great vlogs never mind the work behind the scenes. So again thank you for sharing your journey and time with us. Til next time all of you stay safe. PS I love me some JAX. He is awesome. My Harley looks like his cousin. But she is a mix of Staffordshire/Jack Russell. We think. (Vets opinion) or Staffordshire/Beagle also have my man (cat) Liam Orange Tabby he is a bugger man. Either way they are the love of my life. Can't have children so they are my kids. Thanks again. Sincerely Michelle Pup Harley and Kitty Liam from across the pond Arlington Massachusetts.

[@TAFishing]

Thanks for the comment .Yes, I imagine a lot of fishermen take their wives for granted. We are lucky they let us go fishing really. Think of the jobs we could be doing at home. That's why I try to put up the occasional film to show life is not just about fishing. Seems many viewers enjoy the films so that makes it worthwhile.

[@nickking8317]

I love boat fishing can’t fish on land now

[@pacman4568]

That's not a clove hitch but clearly it works

[@TAFishing]

Is it a doubled half hitch ?Where the loops are back to back ? That would be the easy way I would do it.

[@SEAFISHINGwithCJ]

@@TAFishing clove hitch works as well, sometimes I do either, I intended to to do a CH , but ended up doing the other , but the words had come out by then,,, sorry my bad