Apologies to anyone that posted comments on these, I have only just seen a huge number of them as I had some comment filters enabled and didn't see them! Glad you all seemed to like them being uploaded and hope it keeps the enthusiasm up for those still out there barbel fishing.

Brilliant Stuart, thank you for uploading, compliments my set of DVDs very nicely. You deserve far more recognition for this series of work!

Thank you for posting these! I had all three dvds but lost them years ago

What an absolutely superb video, the under water feeding shots were spectacular. To see barbel feeding of the surface you just couldn't write it.Congratulations gents on some awesome angling and some cracking fish.The whole episode was full of great information and tips thanks very much.

Blimey that was a few years ago. Guy and I are still catching our share of really big Thames barbel.

I still have the originals and watch them from time to time

Really enjoyed these videos Stuart. Thanks for uploading them 👍

Thanks for posting these Stuart. The original DVD’s really were the best of the time 👌 I hope you’re ok and keeping well following your challenges…👍

Three fantastic videos there chaps, thank you. I'm brand new to Barbel fishing, having made the decision to come over from Salmon and Sea Trout quite recently, and I'm starting with a difficult river in the Tees, but the knowledge I've gained in your three videos will genuinely put me in great stead, I believe. Thank you so much again, and best wishes.

Wow! Probably the best film I've ever watched on Barble, and I've seen a lot!! 👌🏻 I live on the middle Severn around Ironbridge/Coalport and obviously it's all about Barble. This film has definitely given me some ideas. Brilliant 👍🏻

Thanks for putting these up Stuart. I remember buying these videos when they first came out. Absolutely brilliant and educational from what was probably the golden age of barbel fishing, or should I say the golden age of small river barbel fishing! It’s a pity most anglers are now having to travel to the Trent, Wye or Trent for any degree of prolific fishing ( albeit for fish of a much larger size). I remember attending one of Trefor West’s very first guiding sessions and being blown away by a lot of the stuff shown in these films- Fantastic times 👍

Good film !!

i remember (i’m 51) when underwater filming of fish feeding 1st came along and BOOM what an eye opener!!!,i have sat at the edge and fed fish all day as a youngster but the advent of true underwater filming especially for CARP was a game changer,not always for the best i might add!,i remember carp fishing on private club waters that are now day ticket heavily pressured and it’s all become a bit ?,all the gear and no idea at some venues,these videos remind me of V happy days/months/years + 16th of june etc etc 🙂👍. PS what’s the DUB REGGAE track on the end

And Glynn still makes bait,,,

perhaps the heyday of barbel fishing

That Thames fish disappeared after the 2008 summer floods

I remember John Wilson down the royalty without a rod just a bucket and sive and just to show the natural fly life plus tadpoles and then there was need eel ever runs mainly at night you can follow the groups of heron and plashing from chub so close to the bank,I've found dead chub and barbel that have been cought in the fast dropping ribble in the odd trenches and open to predators barbel and mink just eat the heads very rarely any more probably a couple of otters and a mink

Bloody brilliant. What river was the first stretch? Was it the River Ouse in Buckinghamshire?