Winter Beach Fishing: Search for Big Eels | Surf N' Turf Cooking | Man Alone [PART 2]

[@amusingfishing]

Fishing does not only relief your stress and pressure but also sharing it with friends, helps you to find peace of mind. So share it with friends and help them to relief stress and pressure. Thanks for sharing this man..

[@ShaunUnderwoodx]

I was recommended to because of anxiety and depression and it has helped . So I do agree and disagree with your comment as I relieve PTSD anxiety and stress.. how far you let yourself get stressed because of means you're doing.. stressing when fishing means you're fishing the wrong.

[@miket0679]

It's the way you still enjoy beach fishing, which is the least likely to throw up anything decent. Enjoying everyday and every session, bloody brilliant stuff

[@GLK-London]

"Don't get old" but the trouble is the alternative is not very attractive lol! Hope your still getting out fishing during the latest lockdown Graeme. At least fishing is still being allowed this time which is lucky!

[@johnhorner769]

One of the great things about your videos Graeme is that we can watch them multiple times and each is just as enjoyable as the first 👍

[@ThirdDegreeWitchExplores]

what a star , thanks Graeme for the trip out . love this local stuff to me .

[@paulhuggan-cammack2928]

Get yourself some neoprene gloves Graeme. They keep your hands warm and you can do stuff as the thumb and forefinger can pop out.

[@douglasfur3808]

Thin rubber gloves you can work in and warm mitts you can shake off to grab a rod.

[@MikeandHelen1]

I really enjoyed it too. I won a Barbour jacket in the Angling Times Christmas competition and a few years later I missed the last bus home. I walked home down a long, dark, canal towpath. I was miserable until I found a forgotten steak and kidney pie in the brilliant poachers pocket of my wonderful jacket. I demolished that pie and it got me home. The pie had come from my local fish and chip shoo.I hadn’t been to a chip shop (on the way home from the pub) for two months. I love pies.

[@casinodelonge]

True Ray Mears stuff that. He appears to like pies too!

[@robertmedzai8163]

Well Graeme if ever there was someone to try to catch fish it has to be you through good and bad weather hats off to you for trying.

[@TwistedThrottle91]

When this covid malarkey is over you should do fish meets up and down the uk I would definitely like to meet up for a fishing session with you and would make for some good old videos for your KZbin channel

[@tomosedwards8369]

I adore these vids thanks Graeme!

[@stephenking78]

Brilliant second half, really enjoyed it. What a hero. Thanks Graham

[@geoffmitchell6515]

Graeme just be careful when making a fire. We did this once and after a couple of hours there was a massive explosion, one of the rocks just blew into thousands of bits. Just lucky mate and I were down by the rods

[@gatsby4985]

Good on you Graeme, as an OAP I salute you, your enthusiasm and drive are inspirational, long may it continue.

[@tribsat100]

Another gem Graeme we will never be out of your debt mate, but I know you love your life and you obviously love sharing that with us which is very kind of you Regards Stuart from up North.

[@TAFishing]

Regards back Stuart up North,more films to come, coarse,sea,trout,whatever I can rustle up.

[@tribsat100]

Thankyou, we will be grateful for anything you can upload, but dont burn yourself out, we dont want burnout.👍😎

[@kevinjohnson2528]

Really enjoyed this two parter, Graeme. Lots of interest away from rods makes your enterrtaining banter worth paying attention Thanks

[@jaynechew166]

Enjoyed watching Graham thanks for sharing

[@ShaunUnderwoodx]

I've watched over about 150 to 200 shows todate.. yes I know there are many many more and it is simply the best show on KZbin because you cannot beat Graeme's a sense of humour.. I don't know how many times I have left and laughed 🤣😂 just awesome 😎 Totally Awesome 💯😎. I've never really been interested in sea fishing but I have just purchased two fishing rods two fishing reels and some equipment to go with it from interweb Graeme Sir, you are a bad influence on me 😂

[@TAFishing]

Good luck with the sea fishing.

[@lesedwards936]

The search continues. Enjoying watching this adventure Graham. Tight lines

[@anthonywilson4415]

Thanks for the entertainment in these dreary times. Enjoyable watch. Well done !

[@clivecro4971]

Thank you for sharing this Graeme it's been really enjoyable. I also bought your books today after reading the comments on yesterday's show which I can't wait to read when they arrive. Keep safe and see you again soon. 😉👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@mikedixon7942]

Good to see you back on the beach, two sessions without a blank you cant beat it.

[@dominiccain5448]

Blooming great sesh mate keep it up

[@steveallen1635]

Great video - it's not all about what you catch! It's about capturing that adventure and you can do it!

[@273cms]

Best time I had fishing was in Cornwall some years ago, catching pollock from the rocks, off the lure, straight to the fire. Shop bought fish has never tasted the same!

[@nealebradford6417]

graeme, its been said before, you should have had your own tv channel a long time ago, instead we have all about essex, geordy bags, cheshire wives, wtf.

[@wthornton7346]

@TA Fishing. Have you ever seen a prospector wash some sediments in a pan, looking for gold? They use some water and swirl the pan and tip out the dirty water. Repeat. And repeat again, until the water is clear and they are left with 'black sand' and (hopefully) a few flakes of gold. What they have done is washed away the lighter sediments and they are left with the heavy sediments. These include metals (mostly iron ore) and other dense minerals and they bring the dark colour. Prospectors call the gold flakes 'colour' as it flashes-in-the pan against the dull dark sandy background. The waves do a similar thing to the beach. They separate out the heavy (dark) and the light elements.

[@sargentalfie9585]

Best one for a while. Couldn't wait for part 2 totally awesome 👍

[@fishing_youtuber]

I'm fishing on a boat in Korea. Thank you for the good video.

[@gca259]

Another splendid video - thanks.

[@TheGozman100]

I totally love your videos!!! Please keep up the awesome videos!!! Thank You!!!

[@scotthepworth2540]

Great video Graeme. keep them coming

[@FREELOADERSS]

Really enjoying these video's, thanks for all the effort you put in to make them. Pleasure to watch as always 👍

[@terohalpin8004]

Graman so good to see you out fishing ,good video have learned something new which is a bunus have enjoyed watching you and Mick working together your a great team.

[@FVT-tn8ji]

Really enjoyed this video, keep it up! Greetings from Germany :)

[@djrmonix]

Enjoyed that vid Graeme! Beats the blank and a bit of a cookup. Thanks for your efforts regardless if you blank or catch a Thresher!

[@beany1987]

Can tell that's wales @9.00 clouds everywhere 😂 also Graham best thing for lighting a fire on the beach cotton pads dipped in petroleum jelly burn for ages even in the wind and rain and take up no space at all.

[@peteranddorothybowles5428]

Thinking back most of my best fish have come weird times on small baits Herring baits of all things I really believe as I've seen them diving dozens of times the ones near the shore 20 mtrs out or less they are more plentiful than you would think 10 meters of water Clearwater too Watching them in the mackerel season when there are heads and guts everywhere they seem to be picky making there mind up

[@markcooper1953]

A another great video....a lawyer love the sound of the sea ...

[@davec356]

Graeme... get yourself a half decent winter fishing outfit.. keeping your body warm will sort 'cold finger' better than gloves....... Thanks for all the videos 🎣

[@essexangler6486]

Another good watch Graeme, that steak bake looked good 😃🤘

[@philmay2988]

Yes been waiting for this. Keep up the fantastic work mate 👍

[@LightYerPipe]

Nice one Graeme, Thank you for this double interesting as always. Please keep up the good work.

[@bobbywollen5171]

Brilliant again graeme been watching alot lately keeep it up!

[@stevenstone307]

Great series! Really enjoyed it

[@garymurray4878]

Really enjoyable to watch Graham 👍 you deserve some decent fish for the effort you put in 🎣🎣🎣👏👏👍

[@scale2tail]

Love your work. Great video mate!

[@timlarcombe9096]

Really enjoyed that, top effort.

[@D.C1111]

The stone outline on the beach was the end of a long promenade, which extended from the cliffs and I think the old wood and metal fountains are just really old wave breaks. Love fishing along the coast, been at it since I was a nippa with my old man. I'm 38 now and he still probably get out more then me these days hahaha 😅

[@mattschannel1502]

Yes I believe there was once a town there that got flooded and now it no longer exists its just sea bed no im sure I read that somewhere

[@owenbennett8727]

Your videos are the best fishing videos ever all of your tips and tricks have helped me you were the one who helped me getting into fishing absolutely beautiful videos keep it have a great time fishing .

[@leej4914]

thanks for the two vids graeme brilliant as always and have a great weekend to .

[@TAFishing]

No probs,currently in garage working on a big project for Mike's TA Outdoors channel...weather is a shocker today.

[@leej4914]

@@TAFishing it sure is and i look forward to watching whatever you are working on to.

[@michaelcooper9493]

Eeeeeee by gum Graeme, Wazzock!!! we'll be making you an honorary Yorkshire man of you yet .

[@stephengeoghegan-doughty.5870]

Those stakes are probably from ww2 anti shipping stuff to prevent beach landings by the Germans Great videos Graham, thoroughly enjoyed, rather you me it look ball freezing weather Take care, stay safe and keep it lit.👍.

[@riccosuabe]

Hi Graeme, love the channel! I'm new to sea fishing and there doesn't seem To be many videos on how to read the weather forecasts for good fishing? I use the more seaweed app and When I look at the forecast I'm no further forward on when is the best tide etc and how to use the forecast to your advantage? Would be great to see a video from someone like yourself explaining how to use forecast details to maximise your fishing.and how to know when the waves are going to be pretty big on the piers etc so you don't venture into trouble,as I nearly did the other day (oops!) Luckily we saw the swell starting to gain height and headed back just in time, so a bit of advice on using the forecasts to know when big swells are due.i know this is a big ask but I feel for beginners like myself learning how to understand the forecasts would be a great addition. Many thanks if this comes to fruition, and keep up the great content 🎣🎣🎣

[@jayswin2]

Trying to find a song you used on a video. I think its called "hear the call" or something similar...It was a boat fishing video. I cant find it

[@books.reviews.pelhamhardim9758]

Always good.

[@jonyjonsy]

Living the life!

[@shimmy182]

Great video as always mate. I'm not even a fisherman but I do love this channel and TAoutdoors 👌👍

[@devonbassangling]

Thanks Graham, thoroughly enjoyed that, particularly the BBQ Whiting👍🎣 Can you tell me what the end of video song was please, tightlines 👍🎣

[@neilbuckard723]

The black patches of sand are magnetite it's highly magnetic mineral compound and is often found in large quantities graeme

[@Seafishing777]

After seeing lot`s of your videos you are giving me that sea fishing feeling again, i used to do a lot of sea fishing in (Wales) lol the name says the place but thanks for your determination through these bad times keeping us entertained well done.

[@liamkelly170]

Keep it up buddy 👍

[@stephenbuckham1812]

Really good part 1 and 2 ive never caught a dog fish in all the years ive been fishing ive just been given a couple of up and over rigs when is it best to use them as in conditions and time of day or does it not matter are they for any kind of fish. Thanks

[@MsJon52]

you do suffer for your sport, you are due a really good session soon im sure of it, tight lines.

[@markholbrook3949]

I notice you cast using one arm only. Do you have a bad left shoulder?

[@davidbourne184]

Gp ur a top man u remind me so much like my dad who iost 3 yrs ago of cancer love ur stye xxx

[@jasonjackson3463]

good vid graeme

[@Billyfishing_watch]

Hi ,do you not get ells in the harbours like in Ireland, love at vid.👍👊

[@fourwood8451]

We're those concrete blocks war defences?

[@tommozfan531]

Epic

[@johngiddings1676]

Enjoy your videos, do you ever fish east coast i fish east yorkshire.

[@g.w.3816]

Great vids part 1 and 2! How come you don't use a multi?

[@daveparkman1558]

Hi Graeme I'm the same age as you and agree about old age i remember what my old dad used to say that old age doesn't come by itself

[@LightYerPipe]

I think the saying is "Old age doesn't come alone". I totally agree.

[@mattschannel1502]

You need to head to the deeper rock marks go further up the channel around Weston-super-Mare on the toll road or out on sand point or Kingston Seymour thats where your get conger mate you gotta work hard to get one from a beach

[@TAFishing]

I agree ,its tough getting one from an open sand beach. Rocky areas are always going to increase the chances. Thanks for the comment.

[@mattschannel1502]

@@TAFishing no worries thanks for the reply and keep the vids coming 👍

[@flyingturtle4313]

Anyone got any good tips for shore fishing in Winter for a rookie inexperienced angler?

[@chrisprobert6]

it does worry me that fish are no longer in places at times when previously have been known to be at. are stocks that low or have the prey disappeared? i suppose we will never know for sure

[@LightYerPipe]

Overfished by foreign trawlers, i hear the Thai's are now sneaking into British waters.

[@barriewatson]

all that water running down the cliff , did you leave the bath water running again !!!!

[@davidb.7093]

Some of your best videos are ones where your not as successful as you want to be, for me its pure escapism. I can't get to the coast so you bring it into my home. The sound of the sea, little touches like the water running down the cliffs, the views and your open fire on the beach. Then we have your cook up with a Tesco Steak Pasty that tastes good? It actually made me feel hungry and the whiting looked great too. We should also respect the fact that you carried all your tackle and the camera equipment down to the beach and then all the way back up just to bring us some great entertainment (two journeys, I bet). Thank you for posting and stay safe.

[@TAFishing]

Thanks for the comment and appreciation of the effort...we weighed what I carried to a rock mark in Ireland once...It was a staggering 60lbs which is not far off a full military pack and they are 45 years younger..Its my specialist diet with tins of Spag Bol,Beans,Soup and steak pies that gives me the Vavoom to do it.(Actually I'm really feeling it at 69 now. Mind is younger but the joints need some WD40)... I think I'm the only one left of my era that's still cranking stuff out entirely on my own...I can't believe I went all the way back down the same cliff steps at dawn !!

[@davidb.7093]

Totally agree as you get older limbs don't want to do what your brain wants them to do, but as I get older at least I can say I grew up in the generation that knew how to enjoy itself.@@TAFishing

[@kenoz6908]

I’m a mere pup at 62, and am beginning to struggle to get up and down to my favourite Bass mark at Weston beach ☹️ Will keep going until my legs give out 👍

[@markmeyer9897]

@@TAFishing plZ can we see more bass shore fishing films plZ or any shore fishing many thanks

[@Angrypostman1977]

Mr P what do you use for holding the middle shotgun rod please? And is there a video of you making and attaching it thanks

[@TAFishing]

I think there was a film of it somewhere in the playlist..I literally just fixed one that had slipped..just used fishing line previously,but this time I did it with Duck tape.

[@allenbrown8158]

you should try seven beach codling are running.

[@adamheazlett1179]

Would love to see an eel cook up .Told boil then fry OK

[@jonnytentpeg]

Bloody hell mate a warm pie and your own catch on a fire on the beach for a northerner that's mind blown mate cheers for your vids from on the coastline....Ps.what pie was it?

[@TAFishing]

Steak

[@bgmedia4199]

You should of made a little fire Graham keep them hands and fingers nice and warm, i was out on Blackpool beach this morning and had a good morning in till the bloody dog's came along with out there Leeds on oh and the wife came down to lol didn't mind that as she brought me a nice jug of coffee happy days, great video tho thanks for always sharing them

[@andycdgreen]

Was there any sign of the dead ray from the night before?

[@TAFishing]

probably been a goner over several tides and just washed up.

[@scottessery100]

i love watching old videos of Graeme beech fishing ... i feel you catch less fish every year :( i mean there seems less fish to catch every year

[@brewlew-rooftopsessions7966]

the black sand is all the heavy materials, a bit like natural gold panning

[@gabrielcazacu6795]

Great video!! Would you mind telling me what beach you fished at??

[@TAFishing]

St.Audries.Somerset.

[@gabrielcazacu6795]

@@TAFishing Thanks

[@davidcole5842]

B & Q do workman gloves couple of quid saves your fingers getting cold and they grip fish as well

[@neilsmith7547]

At least you saved a blank graham plus a fish to eat.

[@peteransell3311]

could be iron stone that makes the black sand

[@LightYerPipe]

I think the stone from that region is called blue Lias so could be that causing it to look black possibly.

[@ian1184]

You might catch a clanger fishing on the moon

[@bulldog7771]

Lives to fish! Love ya in Texas.

[@TAFishing]

Hi there Texas..Stay safe...

[@stevengeeson7267]

Hi Graeme. Just wondering. Watching vids from you and smash fishing. He just hooks half mackerel through the jaw and you wrap it on to the hook. Is it just due to the different areas you are both fishing

[@TAFishing]

Just different methods .As a general rule binding a bait is so you can get extra distance when casting in shallower water. If you have the luxury of living near rocky areas straight into deep water you can just hook your bait once and lob it out. All depends on how far you have to cast your bait.. The Somerset beaches are flat and shallow so you need to get the bait out a bit.

[@markmoocha2089]

You need a zippo hand warmer graham..they are brill

[@cliffnorman7281]

Hey at least you caught a feed sir

[@troywee4774]

double uploads? you have been busy! cheers, appreciate your efforts mate!

[@TAFishing]

Treble...another one scheduled for tomorrow(Sunday)

[@troywee4774]

@@TAFishing cool, i'll await the notification - thanks! looking forward to it!

[@mrryanmross]

You should get some pocket heaters!

[@bucko321]

Graeme you put all the lazy gits to shame ,well done for getting out and doing a bit

[@kieranjarvis5561]

Where can I get one of those baiting needles?

[@TAFishing]

Should be from a tackle shop based near the sea. Try West Coast tackle,Watchet.

[@jayswin2]

Graeme Im trying to find a song from one of your previous videos...

[@MynameisEGIS]

I keep seeing people doing sausage baits on beach and thinking why not prep it at home? like before leaving or maybe night before just make 10 or 15 then all you need to do is hook it on and go.... hmm

[@TAFishing]

I have heard people do exactly that,prep at home already on the hook and rig ,freeze them and then take them to the shore in a cool bag. Only trouble is if you made Mackerel wrap baits then decided to make a Lugworm and Squid wrap fresh ??