Can you recommend good You Tube channels

[retrobob]

I've been really enjoying The Totally Awesome Fishing Show and Go Fishing online. Can anyone recommend other good You Tube channels? I am interested in all types of course fishing.

 

[slaphead]

Check out Stewart Bloor, DomFishingUK, Steven W Hawkins or Fishing TV.

 

[itsfishingnotcatching]

Some good stuff on "Fishing TV"

 

[naxian62]

Check out "River Piker"

 

[dead peg]

From the waters edge .Phil Ringer (feeder fishing) ,Bob Nudd & Matt Hayes all have longer tutorial vids

 

[retrobob]

Thanks a lot folks!

 

[Billy Bones]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWr6tFZFge4&list=PLmZZHPbtopscA7UvKEC9994SNBzBx27VY

Don't know if you're into carping but if you want a good laugh have a look at this, top bloke Mark Pitchers

 

[john step]

I have been watching a bit more on You tube this last month. Just watch your use as BT emailed warning me of my use and wanting more cashmg:

 

[103841]

Just been watching a few snippets from a very old tv series "Passion for Angling" with Chris Yates and his pal Bob, not particulary educational but a sheer joy to watch, just needed Alan Bennet to do the commentary.

 

[retrobob]

Yea A Passion for Angling is fantastic, was really popular back in they day even outside of the angling community (it was shown on terrestrial tv). It had a VHS release at the time and then from the 2000s when eBay came around it started to sell for quite a bit. I think there were bootlegged DVDs for sale but fortunately it got a proper DVD release a few years back - mine arrived in the post the other day www.passionforangling.imfo

 

[john step]

Just been watching a few snippets from a very old tv series "Passion for Angling" with Chris Yates and his pal Bob, not particulary educational but a sheer joy to watch, just needed Alan Bennet to do the commentary.

OH DEAR!!! You certainly know how to make me feel and probably others feel older.mg:
"Passion" has been the most watched benchmark of angling programmes and now described as a VERY OLD find certainly makes me realise how time flies.

It is still good today and I have a DVD version that was brought out a couple of years ago. One particularly nostalgic part features Bernard Venables.
The series was outstanding mostly because it was filmed by the very professional film maker Hugh Miles noted for his wildlife programs.

The 6 part DVD is well worth buying to watch when the winter is at its worst.

 

[neil1970]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sE4pvRcCNjs

 

[103841]

OH DEAR!!! You certainly know how to make me feel and probably others feel older.mg:
"Passion" has been the most watched benchmark of angling programmes and now described as a VERY OLD find certainly makes me realise how time flies.

It is still good today and I have a DVD version that was brought out a couple of years ago. One particularly nostalgic part features Bernard Venables.
The series was outstanding mostly because it was filmed by the very professional film maker Hugh Miles noted for his wildlife programs.

The 6 part DVD is well worth buying to watch when the winter is at its worst.

I've completely lost track of the years, I didn't think there was a seventeen year gap between this series and the "Fishing Race"

 

[itsfishingnotcatching]

I have a DVD version

Thank God it wasn't Betamax

 

[cattyfatty]

there's a chap called the carpcatcher .
hes got quite a few vids on there he's from cambridge that area
he's into catching large carp and bivvy up, but just something about him that's funny to watch .
just a normal bloke showing how he gets on in his quest for a lump. good watching .

 

[andrewa]

My favourites are the "From the Waters Edge" series. They are filmed in East Anglia on many of the venues I fish which adds to the interest. I have to admit that I have learned some useful stuff from them.