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In reply to Post #67
Wash your mouth out, Mortimer & Whitehouse are on too  ..and Matt & Mick on YouTube 
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In reply to Post #66
4pm Christmas Eve,cant wait.It will be better than all the ***** on tv
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I see ESP have dropped a picture of Mr Hearns fire being loaded, and Christmas Eves date 
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In reply to Post #59
Off course he is not unchallengeable, yes what you post is correct , in my opinion there are many anglers around the globe that are better then him , they just do not have the big name and probably don't want it.
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In reply to Post #63
He didn’t say which war. Gaza?
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In reply to Post #57
hardly. that mat hasn't been out long...
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In reply to Post #61
All those pics back in the day - never did any of those carp any harm 🤷🏻♀️
It’s great that carp care has come on leaps and bounds, but we used to put fish down on a bit of grass (if they were lucky!) and they did ok. Carp are a very hardy species…..
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In reply to Post #60
You are quite right. I have seen others copy this and cringe.
Unless it's an exceptionally deep and soft mat, and the carp isn't excessively gutty, then it really shouldn't be done.
There is no need for it, and only serves the purpose of adding some "drama" to his films!
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No one else share the same concerns that I do regarding pressure on internal organs when he balances that fish on its belly on the mat? Or do people feel Mr Hearn is unchallengeable?
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I like the fact he doesn’t release films every other week,one thing I think sets him apart is he seems to be tuned in to all things nature and his surroundings.
I wouldn’t mind his photo album 
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In reply to Post #57
I'm pleased to hear that he still uses sacks and mats.
Some people would make you believe that if you don't use retaining slings and cradles that you are irresponsible.
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In reply to Post #56
He uses a flat mat that looks like he's owned it since the war.
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In reply to Post #54
I've not seen the film, does he use a cradle?
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In reply to Post #54
Sacks are better for the fish if used correctly. Fish can find their own level, rather than bobbing around on the surface.
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Great film
Surprised he still uses a sack though
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In reply to Post #48
thats what separates Terry from the rest of us he always got his target fish and rest of well ..we carried on dreaming about catching them
Exactly that, time is the biggest asset in carp fishing but you still have to catch them, and he does consistently, the majority do not and that is the difference 
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Fantastic film but one that again leaves you scratching your head wondering how he does it 
Found a swim that looked good on Google maps, plotted up in that swim, Swan off to take some photos of butterflies and finches, flick the clipped up rods out just before dark, somehow present bottom baits amongst drifting bits of weed, catch a few in the morning. Simple as that
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In reply to Post #50
Brilliant I hope so mate
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In reply to Post #49
I'm told there will be an Xmas one too
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In reply to Post #1
TH & ESP are probably the most watchable film's out the ,I just wish they'd go back to there Xmas releases dates when it's cold and over the Xmas period they always inspired me for the new year, suppose I could save them but there too good not to watch straight away........
Plus massive 👍 to ESP no advert interruptions
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Another brilliant video from Terry
met him quite a few times many years ago when he was chasing carp in oxon
and he always had time for a quick chat on his laps around the lake
it was never that hard to find them when it was quiet but catching them was a different ball game all together and thats what separates Terry from the rest of us he always got his target fish and rest of well ..we carried on dreaming about catching them
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In reply to Post #44
Much better han a couple of years ago, trust me 
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In reply to Post #45
Has he dyed his hair like Captain sensibe?!
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In reply to Post #43
He won't be getting that Astra Estae around that pit in a hurry 😂
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In reply to Post #42
and he can walk under the motorway to his other syndicate 
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In reply to Post #41
Drive past the lake twice a day couldn't spot Terry 😂
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In reply to Post #39
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In reply to Post #38
Seemed that way
Looked like Everyone had their own things going so no need to tree on anyone’s toes
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In reply to Post #37
My guess is it's in Oxfordshire!
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In reply to Post #35
What was nice, I got the impression from Tels musings that members on that syndicate were very respectful of each other, could be wrong but that's how I read it.
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Watched it tonight. The man is a legend and seems so content with it all. Big respect from me
i'd be interested to know where the small Oxfordshire pit is!
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In reply to Post #30
Wow you really got into matey - where you crunching nuts and flicking casters too?
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In reply to Post #34
It's invite only. No waiting list as such. Lovely lake too.
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In reply to Post #27
it's a syndicate i'm pretty sure anyway so won't likely be susceptible to club lake level pressure
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In reply to Post #32
Great film , but he went down in my estimations when I see 3 rods with magic twigs 😂😂😂
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In reply to Post #31
Agree. Great role model for the pastime
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In reply to Post #30
Great video.....very humble person who has never let the success go to his head.
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I watched it last night in the bath. First one I've watched for a good few years. Great watch. He looks well.
As for people talking about him going a bit grey... You would go grey too, if you were anywhere near nicholas the Pest for more than five minutes. 🙃
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In reply to Post #27
I watched Tels vid, You Tube popped up a Thimking Anglers Gaz Farem vid as a next up.
Chalk and cheese, Gaz came across as desperate, must catch and a poorer story teller, washed out not a par on Tel.
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In reply to Post #26
No, he wouldn’t blow the lid off a water which would suffer from pressure. He has more respect than that. Really good video, that first mirror is fantastic.
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In reply to Post #25
Maybe, But can you get a ticket?
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In reply to Post #19
With the clues in Tel's chat coupled with the drone footage it can be easily pinpointed exactly with Google maps within a couple of minutes!
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In reply to Post #19
Reading area.
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Lovely film really enjoyed it.
Some fantastic carp, and great to see TH still get so excited, even with the smaller fish.
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In reply to Post #19
Berkshire
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It shows how angling is done. Not just an advert or self promotion with awful drum and base music. That black mirror was unreal.
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In reply to Post #18
Still use my oval for 99% its over 30 years old now bought a brand new one 15 years ago still unwrapped ! I must watch one of these.
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In reply to Post #18
Where is the lake tho?
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Well done ESP. One of the best up there with the Tunnel and old gold films in my opinion.
Tackle firms be aware... expect an upsurge in sales of old school oval brollies with sides. 
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In reply to Post #16
Maybe that will now be the carpy look of next spring, fleece waistcoat (fleece must be on the outside) and brimmer hat, far better than the chunky knit, not good when wet. Could be a bit of tweed, tea ceremony and cake in greaseproof paper soon, AKA the Chris Yates look. Got to be an aging thing
Still, has to be one of the most successful carp anglers in this country over the last 3 or 4 decades, target fish, after target fish, after target fish, incredible
ESP make some cracking little films though too, really captures what’s special about this magnificent pastime for me, and not just carp too
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In reply to Post #13
Still has that late 80s / early 90s raver look to me though
Why can't I shake the thought of 1 of the other syndicate members looking over to Tels swim at night seeing what appears to be a aircraft handler on acid....with his glowsticks
I think he's morphing into gentry, looked quite dapper if you asked me, what chance do the rest of us stand when he can just charm the fish out.
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I particularly liked the bit at the end where he said that all the syndicate members had been catching and were happy and that's what you want.
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In reply to Post #3
I felt that whilst watching this, it was great but just kept thinking if I wasn't watching it I'd be enjoying the next book more. A self imposed 10 year Terry Hearn media ban will be difficult though.
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In reply to Post #11
Still has that late 80s / early 90s raver look to me though 
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In reply to Post #11
All the good anglers have gone Grey and got old, no bivvy heater required.
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In reply to Post #10
Now he is grey all of a sudden lol
Glad I wasn't the only one thinking that, made me feel old!
Looked a bit styled to me, hell I'm booked in tomorrow for a new quiff if it means catching fish like that
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Magnificent that
Those mirrors are absolutely stunning!
Funny how time flies because I used to read this young man’s stuff in the Angling times which I found quite captivating at the time, and I have since followed his angling and captures throughout my life. Now he is grey all of a sudden lol and still catching stunning carp after carp after carp. Incredible really, what an angler, one of the best, real deal, no flash in the pan here 
Just makes me want to go fishing
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Thanks for the tips, vossy and Aidey.
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In reply to Post #5
Terry Hearn vids for E.S.P, the Sticky Baits 'reflections' series, and the Thinking Anglers 'Insights' series are probably the best ones available.
You literally have months of decent viewing to look forward to, whereas these days I'm scratching around for decent content!
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In reply to Post #5
Your lucky, you get to watch them for the 1st time 
Apart from the floater one which isn't the best my fave has to be on his boat/Thames.
Most of them are a good watch if you like T
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Hardly watch any angling videos, despite being an angler for the best part of 40 years!
Anyone recommend a good starting point for stuff done by Mr. Hearn?
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Always worth a watch...count me in...
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In reply to Post #2
The last ones kind of ruined his next book for me. Its like Dave Lane does on Patreon, but the wrong way around.
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Can’t wait. By far the best out there
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New Terry Hearn ESP film, YouTube 20/10 4pm
Looking forward to that
Edit, trailer out now.
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