In reply to Post #1
Another great video, could watch Terry for hours, this has also given me the urge to try my local river the trent!
Anyone fished around swarkstone area?
Might even invest in a boat
Another great video, could watch Terry for hours, this has also given me the urge to try my local river the trent!
Anyone fished around swarkstone area?
Might even invest in a boat
Another fantastic video from Mr Hearn
but i am guessing this must be the end of his time on the Thames or he would not be showing some of the land marks which we all know when the lockdown ends that stretch will have anglers all over it once again
and he gave a good insight on how to tackle the river
but it will be interesting in the next video if he uses a bubbler as he has used one before or taking it to the next level and go bubbling and chumming ?
but i am guessing this must be the end of his time on the Thames or he would not be showing some of the land marks which we all know when the lockdown ends that stretch will have anglers all over it once again
and he gave a good insight on how to tackle the river
but it will be interesting in the next video if he uses a bubbler as he has used one before or taking it to the next level and go bubbling and chumming ?
Cracking footage of a nice way of life with some stunning carp 
In reply to Post #17
Plenty of unfishable bank areas on the thames that he could go to, and I'm sure hes getting some financial/bait/tackle incentive to do these vids. It was the first time I recall him mentioning boilie names during a filming session, although I do know he got a ticket on my winter water last spring, and that'll be a long stint for sure, so he could just be taking a break from the river? Or, plenty of rivers/canals flow into the thames, and he easily have a jaunt up them.
Plenty of unfishable bank areas on the thames that he could go to, and I'm sure hes getting some financial/bait/tackle incentive to do these vids. It was the first time I recall him mentioning boilie names during a filming session, although I do know he got a ticket on my winter water last spring, and that'll be a long stint for sure, so he could just be taking a break from the river? Or, plenty of rivers/canals flow into the thames, and he easily have a jaunt up them.
In reply to Post #19
I understand Korda and Nash are now bringing out launches of their own, bathed in carpy green, twice the price and made in China. Get your name down...
I understand Korda and Nash are now bringing out launches of their own, bathed in carpy green, twice the price and made in China. Get your name down...
In reply to Post #19
These vids are the same as his talks etc part of his job as an esp employee and he has mentioned his bait in his vblogs in the past just doesn't keep banging it in like some but most people know he's sponsored by dynimite anyway.
These vids are the same as his talks etc part of his job as an esp employee and he has mentioned his bait in his vblogs in the past just doesn't keep banging it in like some but most people know he's sponsored by dynimite anyway.
Got no words...
In reply to Post #22
It was captivating, im always thoroughly impressed with his drive, the amount of travelling back and forth to each venue he must do in pursuit of a certain fish.
It was captivating, im always thoroughly impressed with his drive, the amount of travelling back and forth to each venue he must do in pursuit of a certain fish.
In reply to Post #19
Why would he do it for nothing?
ESP pay him a salary, in return for all the work he does for them, including the videos - it will all be in his contract I imagine.
He was heavily involved in the development of the dynamite source and the crave, so no surprise he uses them.
Why would he do it for nothing?
ESP pay him a salary, in return for all the work he does for them, including the videos - it will all be in his contract I imagine.
He was heavily involved in the development of the dynamite source and the crave, so no surprise he uses them.
Modern day great, carp catcher of the highest level and a perfect role model for this pastime imho
Wonder why he does not get slated like a lot of these idiots with their you tube videos bumping the tunes out
Maybe it's because he catches THE fish time and time again, maybe it's also how he conducts himself
Wonder why he does not get slated like a lot of these idiots with their you tube videos bumping the tunes out
Maybe it's because he catches THE fish time and time again, maybe it's also how he conducts himself
Awesome video, looking forward to the next instalment (May 2020?)
He's been my favourite since I started carping and whilst I do respect a few others...I very much doubt anyone will ever topple him from my that pole position.
He's been my favourite since I started carping and whilst I do respect a few others...I very much doubt anyone will ever topple him from my that pole position.
In reply to Post #26
I agree. Top of the tree for 25 years. That's insane! He is the best there has been and there will never be another one. Hats off to Terry.
I agree. Top of the tree for 25 years. That's insane! He is the best there has been and there will never be another one. Hats off to Terry.
In reply to Post #24
He was heavily involved in the development of the dynamite source
Think you will find that Marcus Watts did most of the development of the 'source', early days, not Terry.
Especially as he just came off of Cotswold baits M Tech, circa 2001 on Sonning Eye.
Was also using DT baits Pukka fish before that.
Outstanding angler, give him any Robin red fishmeal, tiger nut, or floater he will work it out and catch them.
He was heavily involved in the development of the dynamite source
Think you will find that Marcus Watts did most of the development of the 'source', early days, not Terry.
Especially as he just came off of Cotswold baits M Tech, circa 2001 on Sonning Eye.
Was also using DT baits Pukka fish before that.
Outstanding angler, give him any Robin red fishmeal, tiger nut, or floater he will work it out and catch them.
In reply to Post #28
He's not like the rest he makes fishing magical! 
He's not like the rest he makes fishing magical!
In reply to Post #27
Very debatable? Top of the tree for 25years yeah, best there has been, fishing cercuit waters for known fish maybe but saying best there has been overlooks the pioneers that found the waters he fishes and those that have traveled to previously unheard of waters and the vast low stock inland seas.
Very debatable? Top of the tree for 25years yeah, best there has been, fishing cercuit waters for known fish maybe but saying best there has been overlooks the pioneers that found the waters he fishes and those that have traveled to previously unheard of waters and the vast low stock inland seas.