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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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