HOW OLD IS THIS FISHING TACKLE?!

How old is this fishing tackle? Graeme talks through some of his old school vintage fishing gear in his off grid pallet wood cabin. He fires up the woodstove and gives you guys some great fishing tips on recognising vintage and collectable fishing tackle!

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[JAZPER]

Is it just me that think this channel is morphing into that great tv series "Out of Town" with the wonderful Jack Hargreaves, which inspired my life long passion for fishing.
Please more Cabin chats on tackle, rigs, etc. One can never be to old to learn new and old techniques, including the right and wrongs of making a perfect cup of tea.

[georgebowden]

Saturday morning here in Oz, you have something very special going Graeme so please don't stop.
Always honest & entertaining, thankyou.

[mrbillmacneill]

the cabin is a natural for talking about tackle fishing rods and reels. and fish stories...

[anthonywhite]

Beats the antiques road show. Never change Graham 😂

[adamharris]

It's a Friday evening and I'm ready to settle down and watch this vid

[Tsiri]

I don't worry about trolls anymore. They're cowards hiding behind their screens, no mentality, no ambition to do or try anything on their own. I LOVE this video!

[chessmoon]

he is so knowledgeable on old fishing reels, get this man on Antiques Roadshow

[peterseager]

Always absolutely love your positivity Graham I struggle with anxiety and your personality gets me through the day, your children and wife are blessed to spend their lives with you, thank you for all the effort you put into making these videos please, your helping so many people, thank you graham for your lifetime of fishing experience

[tonyhansom]

Hi, I started my sea fishing with a 7” Scarborough reel and a 12 foot split cane rod, 8 ounce lead with 70lb mono straight through with a rotten bottom and yes fishing off the East pier, Scarborough. That was 57 years ago, I now use a Shimano reel and a tipped tornado rod, casting over double the distance I could with the original tackle. Keep the videos coming a breath of fresh air, thank you.

[TINYNumismatics]

My FAVORITE TA Fishing video yet...BY FAR!

[fortpecktim]

People who lack knowledge spend their time insulting those who have it. Great show!!!

[hewittb]

As a young lad, more years ago than I care to remember, I was given an Allcock Stanley, threadline reel as a birthday present.
It was revolutionary at the time but was an absolute nightmare in use. The tiny spool caused the line to kink very quickly so every so often during a fishing session it had to be straightened by removing the terminal tackle stripping most of the line off the spool and dragging it through the grass.
Incidentally, the only gearing inside the reel was a worm drive to oscillate the line guide. The large rotating disc to which the winding knob was attached was effectively a gear wheel with teeth around the periphery which rotated the spool via a leather washer attached to the rear of the spool. Tightening or loosening the retaining screw on the front of the spool allowed the crude drive system to be fished either locked up or to slip and give line if a decent fish was hooked.

[rhino]

Oh yes. Please keep this series going. Lovin' it!

[stoikes]

Have a wooden centre pin that my grandad gave me which was his dads'. Have taken it a few places who claimed they knew all about old reels but really seemed they didn't. Was going to bring it for you to see at the big one but couldn't go unfortunately. Didn't think for a second you would be able to tell me anything about it but just wanted to ask someone who actually has real knowledge of fishing gear and would have the same passion for it. Hopefully can come see you guys there next year, even if none of us know anything about it, I think it's always really special to see, compare and wonder about these old pieces. Tight lines all!

[elmermcnutt]

Don't stop what you're doing. I look forward to watching every video. Even when starbucks makes fishing gear.

[andrewrobson]

Fishing show for people who fish...
Humour & fishing..like a good day
On a pier fishing with your mates...

[ScottMG]

Graeme, never change the style of your vids, its like visiting a mate, entertaining as always

[drtonyhaworth]

This is my first time if watching and having fished since being 8 yrs old and now 58yrs this is a. Superb video blog and I love it and will watch them you

[whenitcountsforgetaboutit]

As always, entertaining, thank you & your family for your dedication and hard work as creators for the YouTube viewing audience....Graeme you're a gifted story teller...Thank You

[FREELOADERSS]

Cracking video once again, love tackle time in the cabin. Would love to see that big wooden beach reel being used once again( hint, hint). Thanks for showing us all this amazing old tackle. 👍