Crowd funding to make the first wildlife film solely on British marine & freshwater fish. Jeremy Wade is narrating.
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Britain's Hidden Fishes - Crowd Funding Campaign
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Premiere in Bristol April 17th if any wildlife production companies are keen to see it happy to send tickets.
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After the Premiere in Bristol I'm taking "Britain's Hidden Fishes" on a tour of the UK. If you know a venue or groups thats interested get in touch and I'll put a full list out. One venue we are hitting is @BACKendal 22nd June and I'll be there for Q&A
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A Kingfisher’s eye view - incredible! Just to stay alive each adult must eat half their body weight in small fish each day. If they have chicks, a pair of kingfishers must catch a further 70 fish each day. We have a duty to protect our rare and fragile chalkstreams! #WildIsles – at Guildford, England
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16 days after fertilisation these #dace eggs are coming along nicely! #CalvertonFishFarm #TeamEA #AnglingTrust #instafish #aquaculture #fishfarm #fishfarming #fish #fishes #fishing #angling #coarsefishing #freshwaterfish #rodlicence #Picoftheday #photooftheday #anglingtimes
The trailer for Britain's Hidden Fishes is out! Not long til the premiere and other showings! Will announce a date for TV/online showing when we have it.
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If you are in Bristol on the 17th of April and fancy attending my film premiere of Britains Hidden Fishes I have a few free spare tickets. Myself and Jeremy Wade will be speaking with lots of other fishy groups there!
Email wildlifeexposedtv@gmail.com for tickets
Booked 10 days in Shetland this year and on the way up (sort of) I'm thinking of stopping off in Oban to try and film flapper skate any skippers people would recommend?
I did a ticket giveaway recently for the premiere of "Britain's hidden Fishes" if theres spare tickets happy to give others away!
Fancy coming to see Britain's Hidden Fishes? Premiere is on 17th of April in Bristol. Jeremy Wade will be hosting along with me to showcase this unique documentary on British fish. To be put into the ticket draw click the link and comment on video.
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I'm beyond excited to release "Britain's Hidden Fishes" later this year. Jeremy Wade is recording VO for it soon, composer & editor are finishing the edit. It's looking superb. This hour long documentary will showcase UK fish as never seen before.
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See every UK freshwater fish underwater here!
Heres every UK freshwater fish species I've filmed with latin name, family and native status. See how many you know!
Watch the full film here
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#freshwaterfish #underwater #ukrivers
Heres every British freshwater fish underwater.
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@Feargal_Sharkey @MattHayesfish @MWGoneFishing @ATFreshwater @UKAnglingGroups @angling_times @AnglingTrust @RiverActionUK @marinagibson25
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#41 Ruffe - This small member of the perch family likes deep lakes and slow moving murky rivers.
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#40 Pumpkinseed - An american species brought over for the pet trade they are a few established populations in the south of england.
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#39 Spined Loach - A species confined to eastern flowing rivers it uses its gut as a primitive lung when oxygen is low and will rise to the surface for air. (also Merry Fishmas!)
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#38 Stone Loach - These small river fish hide under rocks and stones during the day and are far more active at night.
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#37 Bullhead - The other common name is millers thumb as in the past a miller would often prick there thumb making it look bulbous and ugly which the fish was named after which I think is a bit unfair on the fish!
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#36 European Eel - Eels were once so common that preindustrial revolution they made 50% of all freshwater fish catches fast forward to now and they are crucially endangered.
