Mad Beach Fishing Fest! Plus Pro Bait room fishing tips revealed | Saxon House Thunderstorm
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- This is a film with plenty going on. First Graeme hits the beach but a hunch makes him take along a tiny spinning rod..did it pay off? Then it’s over to Grant in the bait room of the tackle shop where he goes through some of the groundbait qualities, explaining what each type does,which is ideal for beginners who might just want to learn..then he shows the Pro's way of getting more air into your groundbait so it breaks down better underwater and hopefully attracts more fish to your bait...Not finished yet,Graeme checks the garden,and as the weather changes decides to find out how waterproof the mini Saxon house is....in a thunderstorm ??..... He wanted to get film of a lightning strike ....???.... Is the man one sandwich short of a picnic ..??..we all know the answer to that !...Finally he has a rant after finding one of the more dangerous things that thoughtless people do in the outdoors and makes his opinion felt.Hopefully it might stop others making the same mistake...Its a full watch of mixed topics....another Totally Awesome mashup film...Enjoy..
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A marvellous mid-week mish-mash! Groundbait, gardening, grumbling (and with good cause) and gambling (that the dead tress stay up in the storm!).
No idea why I got all alliterative, there! *l*
Haven't a clue what types of roses those are, out in the bed, but I swear I could smell them!
Nice video Graeme 🎣 👍. I have separate rods & reels, for fresh water & salt water fishing. Yes you will end up with alot of rods & reels, just desiccant them for their perpace. Less hassle at the of the day. I soak my ocean reels in warm water with a splash dish soap, for 15 minutes. Then rinse them off with fresh water.
Your videos kept me going for years. Thanks Mr P 👍
No problem,more to come .
Good mix of content once again Graeme, I have to agree with you about the littering, too many have no care for the environment or to others.
Great video. A friend of mine is a fireman in The Lake District & they have been out to numerous fellside fires, mostly caused by those disposable barbecues. There is also so much rubbish left behind, because they can't be bothered to take it away with them..?
Roses look great by the way, hopefully, the more you deadhead the more blooms you will get.
Therein lies the problem,its easy to miss the dead heading but it does make a lot of difference,even just a few days later some new buds will start opening.
Firstly I absolutely love your channel and the others with Mike! Having lived in Littlehampton all my life, you’ve inspired me to get back into fishing from the beach and river…. However there’s a reason they call it fishing and not catching 😂 I’m gonna keep going and hopefully get better!
If you live in Littlehampton i would recommend taking a trip down to selsey and you would be in with the chance of smoothound and some decent bass. You will encounter a lot of weed but just be patient and it will clear eventually.
Hope you had some of the rain the other day, it was lovely here in Plymouth.
If we win the competition there's a chance I'll be on Hailing island on that beach fishing. Will I care if I don't catch anything? No, I'll just be happy to be back on an island where my family once lived..... Also a very small chance of bumping into you Graeme. 😀👍
Tea bags on standby! 😁
Finally a magic session on the canal session on a club owned section of canal last weekend .
Fishing with dark ground bait , hemp maggots and worms which were favourite.
Nothing over a pound but loads of fish .
Hi Graeme ... Sadly I’m seeing more and more anglers on CZcams pointing out rubbish left behind by others, these people have no breeding and definitely don’t care about the environment or indeed the future of our sport. Great video by the way really enjoyed it. Thanks Graeme you take care Sir 👍🎣🎣
Thank you for sharing. Love the life aspects. :) Sharing your wisdom. Can't stand dum dums leaving their trash. So frustrating
Smith would have enjoyed that!...I reckon.
Hi TA fishing, just want to say Thankyou for all you do, I’ve grown up watching you❤️
No problem,thanks for commenting and pleased you enjoy the films..more to come hopefully.
Nice bit of Spinning on the Beach Graeme! Putting Mackerel back?? Best tasting Fish in the sea - they would have had an invitation to my Frying pan! Didn't watch the bait bit - Zero interest in Freshwater dangling. Garden is looking good! 👍👍
Great channel 👍🎣🐟🎣👍🍺
Love watching your vids... even though I'm here down under in Aus...
Thanks for watching and stay safe...
God bless you. Big thank you for your videos just got back into fishing so your channel is awesome ❤
That was enjoyable, thank you.
Yeah that’s where you found the kids lol😊I got mine out of the garden as well 😊
The guy who gave them to me said they might be gooseberry bushes but I thought he was winding me up...maybe not.
Hi graeme , nice to meet you in tackle up ,.. last week.. yes im a matchman but love ur content and banter ,
The sea fishing in the evening was great at start of this video... Well done
Keep going mate and hopefully no more thunder n lightening....
I was filming with Grant's Tackle Up again this afternoon ,so hopefully more tips for beginners to come.
Hi Graeme,
Superb mix up video. Just a thought, wouldn't it be great if you owned your own Fishery. For sure it would be fantastic and the grounds would be Lush.
Cheers Graeme,
Steve in Fife.
Probably plant roses in each swim though !!....a good thought of having a fishery,I certainly wouldn't mind living with a lake outside,not just for fishing,just the relaxation of ever changing water .
Great video as ever, keep it up GP
Tempat mancing yang sangat bagus brother
Great video as always Sir, I really learnt a lot from yourself and Grant regarding ground baits.
He didn't just show top of the range stuff but also cheaper alternatives, different types and how they can be mixed.
Regarding rubbish I am someone just getting back into the UK side of the sport after 34 years overseas. I cant believe how people can leave rubbish, it saddens me so much to the point I have started taking a rubbish bag along with me to pick up other peoples litter.
As for the portable BBQ left behind I agree what have they been cooking? Also so close to pre harvest tinder dry crops who some farmer has grown, very unfair to him if the lot goes up in smoke ....
Rant over!
Big thanks again mate.
Cheers.
Rob.
Grant put a lot of information in there so hopefully it can help beginners pull a few more fish... I learned some tips and that's what fishing is all about...
Really ace mix loved watching keep it coming
I have never washed my rods and reels in fresh water. All I do is wipe them over with a damp cloth. I've never had an issue with salt corrosion. I do, however, wash my rigs down with fresh water.
I'm afraid I'm very late watching your latest video, but I found it very interesting. It's difficult to put names to individual Roses, as there are so many, but they all look like David Austin Roses.( The breeder of New English Roses) The champagne coloured one, on the side of the house looks like one called Grace.
Thanks for the comment.There was a worn name tag on one when I moved it up from Yeovil and it was indeed a David Austin rose.
A general tip for groundbait is to start working on it as soon as you start setting up on the bank because it'll take about 15 mins to fully absorb the water. This gives you plenty of time to sort out your seat, float rod/feeder rod, bait etc. and then you can check in on your groundbait and see if it's the right consistency or whether it needs a tiny bit more water. If it does need a bit more water go super easy as it'll go from a bit dry to slop remarkably fast at this stage, just dip your hand in the lake and flick the water off your finger tips into the groundbait, it may well be plenty.
Also your tree won't really dry out all that well while it's standing. It'll take a decade for the main trunk to start drying and in the meantime you're constantly at risk of a branch losing the fight with gravity while you're underneath it or worse if fungus and insect life weakens the main trunk and it comes crashing down in a wind. Personally I'd drop it before it drops itself and lands on something that'll cost more to replace/repair
You may well be right there as I took a long hook,snagged some of the branches that looked ready to snap but I couldn't as they were still springy. I may start nipping the odd branch off and storing it in logs to dry better. Maybe willow takes longer to dry than other trees ??
@@TAFishing Willow does hold a lot of water but the main issue is that it's hard for the water to get out unless you expose the grain structure
A great fishing channel keep up the good work buddy
I'm not just saying it but that was a great video once again Graeme. Your videos are informative and entertaining and as you've said many times "To teach the younger generation". Many of the youngsters today don't get taught not to litter by their parents BUT was that youngsters who left a barbecue (which you have to be 18 to buy AND a chair which would cost in excess of £100 when new) I have to ask?? Many parents or people old enough to have kids themselves are far worse at littering than kids are and those who do have kids tend to forget to teach them properly and bring them up well by installing simple basic rules.....Take your litter home.....remember your manners.....respect nature etc etc
Hi Graham what are great video as regards to the fire and rubbish on the canal bank I live near Chichester I see this I've actually caught these people cooking fish on the bank these young men don't speak English and when they were there the next day I found parts of fish mainly heads guts etc, I also do metal and I've come across many tents and camps were these people living it's disgraceful I see these chaps at car boot buying cheap fishing tackle that says it all anyway keep up videos Graham I feel like I'm outside even though I'm sitting in my chair...cheers
the bush that you asked what it was is either a black red or white current bush
its a myth that Mackerel die not long after return after being handled by hand. wow what a starter session on the beach Graeme
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I wonder what the raw ingredients for the ground bait are before they grind them up.
Good to remind people to wash off their reels and rods with fresh water. I actually take my reels in the shower with me when I get home. It's become a routine with me.
I just put my rods and reels in the shower with me before i soap up though!
Good idea,not sure my trouble and strife would appreciate any squiddy,oily bits washing off them though !!
The problem we have Graham is the lack of discipline, and that's across the board, in the home at school and by the police.
I can't argue with that. A lack of respect for almost anything and everything...Bring back National Service I say ,brings out a different kind of person.
A little something for something that costs money. 😀👍
Thanks, and have some good fishing..hopefully more films to come.
Any half-wit who litters for the thrill needs to be disposed of.
that's abit much
Yes you cut them back
What rod did you use
probably a nomura spinning rod...unfortunately i broke it today trying to lob a 4 ounce grip lead out in a wind...
It's only 6ft something isn't it? I live o the north east coast where it's all sandy gently sloping bays. Or shallow rocks. Would this be a good enough rod for Pollock mackerel and bass form here
the tree ?? i have a chainsaw graeme..
We've got the same kind of DUMMIES over here, they pack stuff in to wherever they are fishing and then their too lazy to pack stuff back out, just leave shit laying on the river bank, lake side, whatever, that's just pure laziness or something, sobs oughta be horse whipped!
Thanks Graeme, there’s nothing like some TA Fishing on the beach to start the film off 👍
That rose you didn’t know the colour of, the one you tried to cover in grease, could it be peach?