The Traditional Fisherman's Forum

I stumbled over this on You Tube, some may enjoy it…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqgBUYuOdMw

That Brian was a tad over-dressed in shirt and tie I think.

Lovely Beresford, thanks for that.

Mr Crabtree personified!

Lovely to see and hear BV ... "it's a slow, unhurried sort of fishing." Perfect.

AshbyCut wrote:Lovely to see and hear BV ... "it's a slow, unhurried sort of fishing." Perfect.

All of my fishing is slow and unhurried Sir, that's why I like to fish so much.

Kingfisher wrote:

AshbyCut wrote:Lovely to see and hear BV ... "it's a slow, unhurried sort of fishing." Perfect.

All of my fishing is slow and unhurried Sir, that's why I like to fish so much.

I don't know about you but I wouldn't call hooking into a big pike or large carp to be slow and unhurried. Sometimes it all gets a bit frantic and super exciting! But bream fishing is lovely for a slow and unhurried style of fishing.

I'd love to catch a big bream on a cane rod in a traditional crabtree way.
But it's not always possible.
Most anglers I see these days have success fishing at long range for them
with boilies and buzzers.

Great clip and who wouldn't want to fish in that era knowing what you know now

Superb clip, - especially the collar and tie