Watched a couple of these now, loved the Lake District one, spent a bit of time up there over the years and it was nice to see the Norfolk broads, never been, nice place to stay the windmill and as for Rudd, big ones, one of my favourite fish, stunning. Great show that portrays fishing how it should be more me, relaxing, at one with nature and good times with friends, brilliant.
If I'm honest though, would it appeal to the youth, grandads go fishing
Cracking show though for me
If I'm honest though, would it appeal to the youth, grandads go fishing
Cracking show though for me
So glad this series got the green light again, though both the wife and I said Sundays wasn't really as enjoyable as others so far!
In reply to Post #77
wonderful to watch, a joy to see two blokes just enjoying angling for what it should be. A far cry from carp angling these days in so many ways
wonderful to watch, a joy to see two blokes just enjoying angling for what it should be. A far cry from carp angling these days in so many ways
In reply to Post #78
Brilliant
Brilliant
In reply to Post #77
I've enjoyed the show since the first one series one its nice to see a fishing program that isn't all about fishing, having a banging lifestyle and the sell. Relaxing easy to watch no technicals on which rig, setup or casting distance. Sundays one if it was the one about Rudd was enjoyable away from the beaten track and his face when he thought he had caught a new unknown species, the Ruff, was brilliant.
I enjoy the other upbeat programs but this is almost on a different level and they don't take themselves or the fishing to seriously.
And away
I've enjoyed the show since the first one series one
its nice to see a fishing program that isn't all about fishing, having a banging lifestyle and the sell. Relaxing easy to watch no technicals on which rig, setup or casting distance. Sundays one if it was the one about Rudd was enjoyable away from the beaten track and his face when he thought he had caught a new unknown species, the Ruff, was brilliant.I enjoy the other upbeat programs but this is almost on a different level and they don't take themselves or the fishing to seriously.
And away
In reply to Post #80
Mat police are licking their lips right now!
Mat police are licking their lips right now!
In reply to Post #80
Really enjoyed last nights espisode catching wildies in wales.
But the conversation with the lady fishing guide, and the guy living with cancer, talking about his friendships and love for fishing made his treatment more bearable - was nothing short of inspirational
Really enjoyed last nights espisode catching wildies in wales.
But the conversation with the lady fishing guide, and the guy living with cancer, talking about his friendships and love for fishing made his treatment more bearable - was nothing short of inspirational
In reply to Post #82
A most enjoyable Christmas episode ..... Dare i say it best thing on the telly this holiday so far...!!
And away....
A most enjoyable Christmas episode ..... Dare i say it best thing on the telly this holiday so far...!!
And away....
In reply to Post #83
Agreed, think Bob was welling up in the end catching the bigger fish by some way.
Agreed, think Bob was welling up in the end catching the bigger fish by some way.
In reply to Post #83
My god I want some of that
My god I want some of that
In reply to Post #83
Spot on, was bloody brilliant bit of watching 👌🏻
Spot on, was bloody brilliant bit of watching 👌🏻
In reply to Post #83
Oi oi tad...i agree... merry christmas bud.
Oi oi tad...i agree... merry christmas bud.
While the nation can agree that Bob Mortimer is the nicest bloke ever, apart from the bits when he was fishing, Paul Whitehouse looked like he was being forced at gunpoint to take part in the programme. He didn't even get Bob a present. I bet he doesn't even offer him petrol money, and that Audi's bound to be quite thirsty.
In reply to Post #88
Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse have been close friends for 30 years, mate 
Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse have been close friends for 30 years, mate
In reply to Post #89
Paul seems to take the fishing more seriously while Bob seems happy to be out enjoying the surroundings and his food and drink. Doubt they would have been mates for so long if both were competitive anglers.
Paul seems to take the fishing more seriously while Bob seems happy to be out enjoying the surroundings and his food and drink. Doubt they would have been mates for so long if both were competitive anglers.