Shore Fishing with Earthworms - Tackle Tips

[@amberler]

This is by far the best fishing content I have ever watched. This guy is a national treasure.

[@roryparlin2414]

I watch Graeme from Boston. Absolutely love his passion for fishing. Every type of fishing to boot. Keep the videos coming

[@Xenquility]

Crazy! Mablethorpe here

[@WestNorfolkFisherman]

@@Xenquilitykings lynn here!

[@stevenward6453]

Absolutely brilliant this man should have been on mane stream tellie years ago

[@amberler]

Agreed, he is absolutely awesome.

[@jamesnoonan7450]

Its called the totally awesome fishing show for a reason 👌👌👌👌

[@ronandanne1]

Enjoyed both parts of this video! Your guest Paul handled being on camera very well, coming across relaxed and expert. No small thing, many people can't do that. Credit to him and to you for putting him at ease! And your seaside location has such dramatic geology. Fun, but watch out for those slippery rocks! Thanks as always.

[@harrywoodrow8179]

Got the popcorn in one hand and a nice brew in the other life is good right now!!! 🍿🎣🎣 thank you graeme for all the content this week

[@TAFishing]

Don't miss Friday's main event...its a long one ..

[@stephenmiller7453]

@@TAFishing can't wate!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jonthompson8565]

Have been climbing over rocks like this for years in the canaries, good to see someone doing the same in the UK, this sort if fishing would make good TV,

[@roguepest9551]

An hour of awesome fishing. Thanks for the content.

[@LanceMurdock66]

Your a great man, there is very few men that can make a video about fishing, and feel like your fishing.

[@davidb.7093]

Another great video, I love the sound clarity and of course the picturesque location. I'm glad you can clamber over the rocks like a mountain goat but please take care we need your videos for at least another 20 years.

[@ronandanne1]

I thought the same thing. I hope Graeme keeps a cell phone on him just in case.

[@bulldog7771]

In Texas I have never tried earthworms for saltwater fishing...great idea! You might try American style bacon. Cut into small strips...works great!

[@sherbert500]

we do!

[@davijones2369]

I am having to teach myself, I'm in Texas. I caught my first fish off Lorena boat dock. I want to catch a bass or catfish though but I'm learning so maybe some day.

[@steveg8322]

'Ballooning' well put, Graeme, drives me up the freaking wall when lure fishing in a furious onshore wind. Tight lines.

[@richardpotts5554]

Totally love this guy, been watching for a couple years.

[@davidharvey5672]

Super video Graeme thank you. That ballooning of braid used to be my number one cause of crack offs when casting into the wind. The surplus line got blown back to the rod eyes. Used to only use mono into the wind.

[@TAFishing]

Ah I see,now that is interesting. Two of us spooled up brand new braid to the spool lip(like you are not supposed to) as we were going for shore based Yellowfin Tuna. In the first few casts we both had enormous explosions of braid jammed in the rings.No crack offs as we were using huge surface poppers,but we thought it was the smaller butt ring on the rod not "coning" the braid down. But it could have been the head wind. I noticed we don't get it when we reduce the line on the spool. Always something to think about with fishing.

[@davidharvey5672]

@@TAFishing never had any problems with the wind or side wind.

[@iDiedHD]

So happy to see this video I couldn't have clicked it quicker! Just got dinner and I get to go on an adventure with my favorite fishing buddy Graeme.

*_This place is amazing, it has beautiful fish, congratulations your fishing was too good._* *Hug and good fishing!* 👍🎣😉

[@Fishingbug]

Love the isome worms I've caught so many species with them. Great video 👌😊

[@yumyumpigsbum]

Paul - top bloke! Graeme have you thought of doing podcasts, either stories from your history or interviews with relevant people?I

[@stephenmiller7453]

That would be awsome!!!!!!!!!

[@paulwilliamgould2025]

The bit where you said to the smelt go in with the frozen crabs and have a chat just destroyed me.. so funny dude

[@6atlantis]

A over T😂. It’s been too long since I’ve since I’ve heard that phrase. Great vid

[@phil-zz5hk]

i used to do a lot of wreck fishing years ago , and used swear by hockei lures . brilliant for pollock .

[@OVOIDinc]

Another episode thoroughly enjoyed , Thank,s graeme ;)

[@TheSavagederek]

Another great episode Graeme . Have you ever fished up here in Scotland from the shores ?

[@TAFishing]

No,I think the only place I tried once was a place called St Abbs ?. I was doing an article on the boat fishing for Cod up there.

[@TheSavagederek]

@@TAFishing yes StAbbs is above Edinburgh , it's a beautiful spot . I've never fished it , but have been a few times to watch the seabird colonies . There's loads of great fishing , especially between Oban and Mull for the giant Skate , off the boat of course .

[@steviewright9789]

@@TAFishing Watch Slippy limpets on youtube. Hes always lure fishing at St Abbs. It's a beautiful area, the shore fishing is ace and its a marine nature reserve, popular with divers from all over the world👍

[@gavinbryant9699]

another great video. you can get moulds for the herring lures you'll never run out again.

[@chrisramm1]

had one of my favorite days fishing off the rocks in Britanny with an old coarse fishing rod, simply used muscles off the rocks for bait and used my size 16 hooks and floated a little gully, caught a whole bunch of tiny Pollock and also what I assume were Cuckoo wrasse little ones that fought like billio for their size. tiny fish but great fun.

[@trampster7306]

Great video Graeme. You're the second person to upload a video from the Kiddy emporium lately - they sure produce some excellent gear! Small claim to fame - I used to go Microlight flying with Mr Kiddy senior! 👍👍

[@seaangling]

Determined and entertaining, go careful on those rocks.

[@Ryandawson018]

That mark you fished is the same one I Fished in my video when I went down 🤣 I had a good few Mackerel there on the flood .. but by far the best is the actual little slipway in the middle of the bay on the flood .. some great squid action there too 👍🏻.. Isome worms are incredible and will catch lots and lots of fish given the water time .. Favourite skerrie eels has to be the new pearl ones and the original green one 👍🏻

[@Vanman-ed9og]

The things this man does for us.

[@thomason993]

Greetings from Greece! These Marukyu Power Isome worms are quite a popular lure down here and also very effective for light rock fishing. Wish you come to Greece someday and make a fishing video here, you would love our sea and coast landscapes!

[@jeremystalley3391]

Great vid as usual 👍. Not seen a Smelt for ages. Used to catch them regularly off the stone pier at Weymouth as a boy in the late 70s

[@TheSavagederek]

I really love those Green rods . They would be great for Pike lure fishing as well , or Perch in the lighter ones .

[@MedievalFolkDance]

Your timing is impeccable, guys. I'm off to the Selsey area on Friday! Not for fishing though, but, I think I can spare an hour or two while I'm there. Good thing my telescopic rods fit in my satchel or else the boss might see me strapping rods to the roof of a hire car!

[@jannerkev]

Welcome to one of my favourite Mark's Graham. Lots of them around the bay. Got a lovely strap conger there a few years back. The place that you were fishing they used to quarry the stone. Plus geologists were trying to find Devonshire gold. Google it.

[@aquaticpears3183]

Going to take some earthworms next week down the beach and see what happens. Can't hurt to try it. Fishing from those rocks reminds me of fishing in northwest scotland a few months ago but I was going for pollock and mackerals. Did quite well. Great fun with small rod and spinners

[@davidnieuwland]

The power isomé worms aren't rubber or plastic at all. Isomé is made out of a natural product, similar to tendon/muscle tissue that's why you couldn't rip the worm in half with your fingers and had to use scissors. And it's not the fake worm the fish are after it's the material itself. Even a very tiny piece of isomé that doesn't look like a worm will catch fish because of the material it's made of. Also Isomé worms are slightly hollow inside wich makes them suspending in the water.

[@fancypelusa2863]

Good info!

[@kingofrs125]

Those marukyu isome worms are deadly Graeme brilliant for lrf very popular keep up the good work sir👍🏼

[@vishalbangera7676]

Awesome stuff i absolutely love your videos 👍👌

[@beardwierd2783]

Brilliant vid I think I'm going to try some earthworms on my second rod beach casting this weekend, tight lines and dry boots to all of you.

[@TAFishing]

I have no problem digging the garden now !...I look forward to trying again with lobworms,or sections of lobworms. I was well impressed with the results I got.

[@beardwierd2783]

TA Fishing got to be easier than digging the beach!

[@garryfoss9482]

I used earth worms back in the 70's is was my go to bait specially if I wanted to go beach fishing at short notice.

[@kjefferyfishing-12]

Love Torquay in Devon been on holiday there twice drove 15 hours from the west coast of Scotland

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Nice video Graeme 👍 lots of great information & top tips 😊. It's a good job thers no Cabela's or Bass-pro shops , in the UK. We wouldn't see you, for mounths 😅😝😊😉

[@jakep5132]

Corkwing wrasse if it’s got the spot on the tail

[@paullawrence8572]

Brilliant filming there Graeme!

[@TAFishing]

I do everything on my own,so get a great deal of satisfaction when I see a few usable shots in the editing stage. In fact if I was truthful I would say I am absolutely hooked on spotting the various film shots.Quite addictive. But then I've always been into photography for the last 50 years. I remember hours in my old darkroom where I ran off loads of black and white prints for the fishing mags of the time. I'm just about to load all the shots I got while on Chesil beach yesterday...can't wait to see what's there.plenty of fish.And the 2-hook rig featured recently did the damage again !!

[@paullawrence8572]

@@TAFishing Just love your channel Graeme, keep them coming mate Tackle shack and all👌👍

[@paulwilliamgould2025]

Superb new sea tackle review 👍

[@louiechidwick6034]

One day, when I was a lad, I went fishing to my local shingle beach with fresh water tackle plus earthworm, I was having a great time pulling pin Whiting out of the surf line when an angler passed by and gave me a handful of lugworm. I used the lug and caught nothing, switched back to earthworm and instantly started catching again !!

[@bwghall1]

well, I never had your luck, I tried garden worms but they did not like the salt water and did not last long on the hook.

[@allanrogerson4585]

@@bwghall1 if you put some moss in your bait box a couple of days before you intend to fish add the worms. THE EFFECT IS THAT THE WORMS CLEAN THEMSELVES OFF AND ARE MORE RESILIENT TO SALT WATER. Hope this helps.

[@Jessy-Walker]

Great to see you at thunder hole. I have had some good sizes of wrasse and other species there. Would of been a surprise to see you there. I do enjoy your videos 😊

[@davidmeyer5348]

Hi Graeme. I live in Torquay and have fished from Thunder Hole myself. You have been talking about the metal stacks there. Many years ago this used to be a quarry so should have something to do with it.

[@jayswin2]

Absolutely bloody brilliant video again. When and where was this filmed Graeme? Weather has been rubbish lately

[@TAFishing]

Only recent,week before last I think it was. I saw a weather window and went for it. Did the same on Chesil beach yesterday and was rewarded with some really useful fishing. Seems hard to string 3 good weather days together at moment.

[@henryschmidt636]

So some time has past now since this vid. Are those off brand chinese reels still usable? Is there factory support? Parts?

[@steamer1]

Graeme: Films expensive lures Also Graeme: Uses free bait Totally Awesome!

[@jonathanpope81]

Thank you.

[@anthonyclark1415]

Great video as always graeme i have caught wrasse on earth worms in the past i was thinking of trying them for flounder in the near future, if you are scratching for bait on the wrasse i have found limpets a good bait plenty on the rocks there.

[@XXplosiveUK]

I find earthworms to be the best bait for eels and flounder. Probably because they can thrive in brackish estuary water where lots of worms from up river will be washed down to the sea

[@phil-zz5hk]

i have also used power bait gum on light gear and it is great .

[@philluvschips3787]

Fantastic, I'm already overwhelmed with what lure to use and now a boat load of new tackle comes in to add to the confusion. Maybe I'll put 4 different colour lures on a rig and see which one wins the catch contest.

[@simonhooper6528]

Is this filmed at meadfoot Beach in Torquay?

[@kjbrownlie]

Hey graham love all your videos watch most of them and look forward to them every week! If I could ask just one thing on behalf of your female viewers... us lady’s watch your show too so give us the odd shout out every now and again please :)

[@reddeaddaily62]

Great video 🎣

[@paularyan4482]

Hey Graeme, What is the exact big reel you had in your hand back left on screen , I want to get for my husband for Christmas but all i can find is the smaller 4500 ones. Thanks.

[@jamesnoonan7450]

One of those rubber worms dipped in some of your famous secret raptor oil could work a treat

[@dannyriches3077]

mid week TAF result 7 nights a week please .....great vid keep up the awesome work.

[@specieshuntingnl6017]

The silvery fella is a sand-smelt (Atherina presbyter), quite a big one for the species, but surely no record!

[@MrPokerblot]

The Walk Down to the Rocks seems to be bumpier Every Time I go lol, defo people have had Bass and conger in that Mark, I always Used to Catch shrmp for bait but for Sole reason there Not there any more, at the right time also in teils spot cannot miss a mackerrl as this is good feeding frenzy area..

[@robbates1578]

I would have thought you would have a wormery aka compost bin I've never bought worms in my 57 years and just dig up lob worms or go out at night with a torch ....SIMPLES

[@stevewillshere1161]

Uhh.......mustard........wooould anyone like pepairrrrrrrrrrr ?. Must be Greek night, sorry guys simples couldn't resist. Lol🤣

[@tonymorris1743]

Great video. Whereabouts generally were you please.

[@TAFishing]

Torquay.Devon.

[@therealoogiesboy]

ive been using those herring lures for about 15 years. never thought to bend one!!!

[@giveitaswingoutdoorswithsm2901]

Hey Graham Ive a good story about Artificial baits! Gulp alive🤔 Ive caught some huge Perch on gulp alive ragworm part of the so called Sea baits Range 😅👍🎣

[@debbietucker1087]

Good old meadfoot in Torquay Those rocks are horrendous and the fishing there

[@donethis3888]

AT does Free Solo - only this rock climber is not just without ropes he's no hands and without bait! Great film as always. Thanks

[@captainadventures]

Awesome

[@sunnyjo1]

Had wrasse to 3.5 pound at that mark. I found You need to cast further out here for better fish . If you go next time. Also had red gurnard.

[@jasonmahon7355]

Graeme goes Xmas shopping )

[@donmarlowe717]

Gre8t video as usual.

[@stuartgardner4431]

Love the video mate,I’m looking to get into lure and soft bait fishing,I see you fished the Blackwater river a while back,fancy a little trip ?

[@TAFishing]

The call of saltwater is too strong at the moment.no river fishing till after Christmas.

[@stuartgardner4431]

Let me know when you coming towards Farnborough way,I would love to learn to tricks and tips

[@accountnotinuse1535]

Great vid like always 😁 Is it true they've stopped producing isome worms or is it just a myth?

[@Jason-im3pz]

Neil from the Inbetweeners opened a tackle shop after he punched that fish to death 😂

[@crazyferret9409]

Next time I see you on Hayling I'm buying you a beer.

[@masterbeethoven8209]

Graeme - If you're down this way fishing and can't get ragworm, head to a shop in Kingsteinton called Tackle Trader (its about a 15 minute drive from Torquay) - He's always got a good selection of baits. I think Ragworm is £4 for a half pound.

[@masterbeethoven8209]

Could be quarter of a pound, can't remember. You get a big scoop for £4 anyway.

[@rww805]

Be careful on them rocks graeme. Please get one of those GPS SOS beacons. You could do a review!

[@EddiePedalo]

I'm not a fan of artificial baits... but have you tried bathroom/car sponge, cut into cubes or strips, dipped in marmite?

[@livewestlw2304]

Graham you shouldn't be going boat fishing on your own, next time your going out on your own give me a shout and I'll come with you! Another great video pal

[@thewildbunch1503]

Does anyone know where this is I’d love to go here and fish from them rocks aha I watch every video of this guy with my kids we love fishing from the beaches down there especially Littlehampton, thanks :,)

[@masterbeethoven8209]

Meadfoot in Torquay, I think he's over on the far right hand side. It's also worth going to Babbacombe pier if you're in Torquay too. Hopes nose is also pretty good, but it's a steep walk on the way back and it's pretty snaggy - I always lose heaps of gear when I go there.

[@Tedabbott5159]

Thunder hole my favourite spot

[@fishingtom2257]

Great video 👌🏻

[@perrynio]

I thought the Aladdin's cave tackle shop was your new tackle shed.

[@johnmelling1693]

The Wrasse with the black spot on the tail was a corkwing wrasse.

[@taxalterror]

Best colour sea fishing lure for me, chrome..

[@darkiee69]

Graeme, if you want expendable weights go to your local car and motorcykle service station and ask for old sparkplugs. Just open up the gat in them, put a swivel or a splitring in and close the gap.

[@pacman4568]

Much of the tackle in tackle shops are more about catching the angler than catching fish beware. OOOoooo SHINEY!!

[@cavemanfisher3340]

I think the little silver fish you foul hooked is a anchovy

[@paracetamolsniff2755]

Hi Graham or mike could u try doing a match please as I would like to see if the old ways can beat the new ok thanks

[@TAFishing]

I have never had any interest in competition fishing, I have enough competition just trying to catch the fish.

[@paracetamolsniff2755]

Ok thank you for replying to my comment and for your videos

[@XXplosiveUK]

I've dug a tub of earthworms and going to give them a go tonight off the pier.

[@crabsticks7397]

awesome!

[@ko_da_life]

Any good places to fish in Essex?

[@anthonycolbourne4206]

39:36 could be a point for tying on a gill net with the other end running straight out from shore.

[@lawrencestack7416]

I want to get set up for carp fishing but I’m a beginner. I don’t want to break the bank! Any help from someone tell me what I should get for rod and reel?

[@jameswallace7091]

What shop is this? I’m after some new tackle

[@davidhull1061]

Does anyone know who the intro group who were playing that fab bit of music ?

[@abramburykaify]

Hi guys! What location is this? He says torquay but then says theres ireland so confused?!?

[@MZONE3D]

How about making a wormery for the viewers, especially the younger ones Graham?

[@TAFishing]

I have one...its called the garden !! (Good idea though)

[@trockodile]

Definitely something I'd be interested to see. I'm moving 4 compost heaps this weekend so I'll be snapping up any worms for a try sea fishing with them after this. However, a regular supply could be a bonus so would be very interested in seeing how to set up one. Awesome video, thanks for uploading.

[@wolfie498]

I'm pretty sure the numbers on the squid jigs are seconds per metre drop rate, not grams. Ie 2.5 = 2.5 seconds per metre falling through the water.