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[Monts]

The geezer IMO is one of the best storytellers around, if you Carp fish or not and I don't he is always worth a listen too.

[GAVIN H]

Good one Monts, brilliant story teller. Top draw angler as well.

[Lukemilnes]

Just moved house and am looking forward to settling down and watching this

[Ratty46]

looking for ward to this later, Tel is one of the best at telling a tale..and his passion for what he does shines through everytime, great angler and a lovely bloke to talk too

[SmellySmelt]

And not a boilie in sight!

[stubbojo]

The geezer IMO is one of the best storytellers around, if you Carp fish or not and I don't he is always worth a listen too.

very good angler mr hearn , he went after big perch a while back , had a good chat with him at an angling show years back .......

[Andytheammer]

The geezer IMO is one of the best storytellers around, if you Carp fish or not and I don't he is always worth a listen too.

Cheers Jason
His enthusiasm is infectious!
Even the Mrs finds him entertaining.

[Monts]

The geezer IMO is one of the best storytellers around, if you Carp fish or not and I don't he is always worth a listen too.

Cheers Jason
His enthusiasm is infectious!
Even the Mrs finds him entertaining.

Andy,

My Mrs said the same in that he is very engaging and tells a good story.

[SamG]

He is a fantastic angler. Dedicated yet a gent.

I’m surprised he hasn’t had a proper go at Big Pike fishing yet.....he would tear it a new one!

[pikin]

He is a fantastic angler. Dedicated yet a gent.

I’m surprised he hasn’t had a proper go at Big Pike fishing yet.....he would tear it a new one!

He would be an amazing person to spend the day with. I love watching and reading anything by him.

I saw him talk many moons ago at the NEC when he was a lad, no one knew his name but he was awesome to listen to. Watched him at the Cresta court Hotel in Altrincham a bit back as well

[Rob1980]

A good watch,the kinda guy you could listen to all day.
None off the stupid "get in,get in" shouting and throwing buckets off water at each other .
He just quietly goes about doing what he is very good at

[dave aylett]

If you can find ETs conference presentation from a few years back you’ll see the same venue had a BIG pike swimming about as well.
It’s a crazy place with many stories over the years. Some that would give you the willies.

[Daniel]

He is a fantastic angler. Dedicated yet a gent.

I’m surprised he hasn’t had a proper go at Big Pike fishing yet.....he would tear it a new one!

I'm not sure he would.
I had a chat with him a few years ago and he was saying he spent almost as much time walking the banks looking for signs of carp and where they're feeding as he does actually fishing.
Pike don't leave clues like carp do, no ripped up weed, cleaned gravel or twitching lillies and reeds to give a pikes location away.

[SamG]

He is a fantastic angler. Dedicated yet a gent.

I’m surprised he hasn’t had a proper go at Big Pike fishing yet.....he would tear it a new one!

I'm not sure he would.
I had a chat with him a few years ago and he was saying he spent almost as much time walking the banks looking for signs of carp and where they're feeding as he does actually fishing.
Pike don't leave clues like carp do, no ripped up weed, cleaned gravel or twitching lillies and reeds to give a pikes location away.

I agree to a point. It’s a very different pursuit to carp, to be sure. I have no doubt though that he would work it out. He has the determination and time (lots of it) along with a mass of information as to what’s out there…he wouldn’t need to do any grooming, the info would just come to him.

You’re right though, visual signs just aren’t there with pike fishing in many cases, but an all round angler can still apply their knowledge and sixth sense.

[Ratty46]

He is a fantastic angler. Dedicated yet a gent.

I’m surprised he hasn’t had a proper go at Big Pike fishing yet.....he would tear it a new one!

I'm not sure he would.
I had a chat with him a few years ago and he was saying he spent almost as much time walking the banks looking for signs of carp and where they're feeding as he does actually fishing.
Pike don't leave clues like carp do, no ripped up weed, cleaned gravel or twitching lillies and reeds to give a pikes location away.

they dont, but i have no doubt at all, that tel would learn the prey movements, hes very very good at reading the water and using the signs to tell him what to do.
he would be good at it, you should see some of his other non carp captures Zeds/perch from the thames for example

[Mike F]

Totally agree with all of this. He's one carp angler I could listen to all day and the way he tells his story is indeed infectious! Some people have got the skills, some have got the watercraft, but he's got both with plenty to spare! The thing i like most about him is that he seems very humble and not big headed, and does not have "look at me, I'm the best" mentality to him.

[davelumb]

If you can find ETs conference presentation from a few years back you’ll see the same venue had a BIG pike swimming about as well.
It’s a crazy place with many stories over the years. Some that would give you the willies.

I thought I recognised those swims - and that buoy.

Terry's a good story teller, but the video's too long for my attention span!

[Monts]

If you can find ETs conference presentation from a few years back you’ll see the same venue had a BIG pike swimming about as well.
It’s a crazy place with many stories over the years. Some that would give you the willies.

I thought I recognised those swims - and that buoy.

Terry's a good story teller, but the video's too long for my attention span!

And yet, you can spend eight hours listening to a Test, while shuffling back and forth like a sloth to the kettle and biscuit tin.

[davelumb]

If you can find ETs conference presentation from a few years back you’ll see the same venue had a BIG pike swimming about as well.
It’s a crazy place with many stories over the years. Some that would give you the willies.

I thought I recognised those swims - and that buoy.

Terry's a good story teller, but the video's too long for my attention span!

And yet, you can spend eight hours listening to a Test, while shuffling back and forth like a sloth to the kettle and biscuit tin.

Ah, but that's live and I don't know what might happen next. There are also no c*rp involved.

[Cyprio]

If you can find ETs conference presentation from a few years back you’ll see the same venue had a BIG pike swimming about as well.
It’s a crazy place with many stories over the years. Some that would give you the willies.

I thought I recognised those swims - and that buoy.

Terry's a good story teller, but the video's too long for my attention span!

And yet, you can spend eight hours listening to a Test, while shuffling back and forth like a sloth to the kettle and biscuit tin.