Could listen to Mick all day, this is one of the best fishing films I've ever seen.

Can relate, I was obsessed with pike as a kid but ended up a trout bum. There is something mystical about big pike

Brownie is the kind of guy I used to love coming across on Lancaster canal, I went fishing on there every single day for years, until I moved, these vids take me right back to being that twelve year old me, Forty years ago 💯👌💙.

Glad to see Micks done well from his association with Matt - that camper is an absolute nail 😂😂😂 would love to go fishing with them both - a day full of amazing fishing stories 👍👍👍

Love seeing that old camper,  I assume it's the same one he's had all these years.  I remember meeting him years ago, would have been around 08/09, at a small fishing show on the south coast somewhere.  He was working from the back of the camper, meeting people and having a chat.  He took the time to show me all the different pike rigs he had on display, none of which I remember but I certainly remember his camper and what a genuinely nice chap he seemed.

Lovely watch. As I nudge towards 60 my fishing memories as a enjoyable as a trip yesterday.

What a pleasure to hear and see a proper Angler.
Love the van!
Wonderful story well told.

Mustn't forget Ray Webb as well.
Superb Angler, a real human story.

Over 350 20lb+ pike..... Did I hear that right? 😳

Legendary status right there 🙏🏻

So enjoyable very authentic loved it.Tight lines Mick

Thanks Mick, Matt for superb film, RIP John Sidley one of my angling heroes and fellow Brummie and happy days at Earlswood

I dont do social network but after accidently falling onto one of the videos i had to watch all three.
Both anglers are well known with a wealth of experience in their angling and film making but i enjoyed this more than any previous series.
So well put together and tbought out.
Nice touch with the different styles of music. There was a real feeling of warmth and soul invested in this.
Maybe my age influences as im in their generation and those memories are a very different country to now.
But now its my turn to take my granddaughter angling and she has the bug, and will have fishy memories of her own.
Loved it.

Mick and Matt come across as the kind of guy's that are regulars in your local 😄😄

Relatively new to fishing, albeit similar age to Mick and Matt. Really interesting to get an insight into the lives of people you look up to. Great video.

Love my pike so just loving this. Fantastic little series.

Fantastic job 👏 thanks Mick

I still look at John Sidley's book on eels. There wasn't much on the species when it came out. I knew he'd pushed the limits, but didn't realise he was only 42. He came close to breaking the eel record and may have done if he'd survived. Some of his Earlswood hauls were incredible.

Loved this, brings back memories of me growing up as a young boy and fishing with my dad, travelling arond visiting diffent places trying to catch that elusive carp, sadly i never got that lucky but did catch a 10lb 4oz bream at a fishery in Nottinghamshire. Sadly lost my dad at 53 in 2011 but will always cherish those memories we made

I really enjoyed this and could listen to Mick talking about pike and fishing all day.
His latest book is a quality piece of work as well, and well worth reading 👍🐊🎣

Great video. Really interesting to hear about Mick`s background, both fishing and life in general.

Absolute class. Well done Mck.