Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse charm Shropshire locals during Gone Fishing

In the latest episode of the series, the dynamic duo visited Sutton Lake in Shropshire for a fishing adventure in search of the elusive Crucian Carp.

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Gone Fishing, now on its sixth series, follows Bob and Paul as they travel across the country, appreciating its scenic beauty while reminiscing about the past.

During their visit, Bob and Paul stopped by Market Drayton where they met Steve Ball, the owner of Queen Street Records, who expressed his excitement about meeting his childhood heroes: "I love them both. It was a bit of an honour. I like the show too, and it was a really funny day. Paul was quite quiet and Bob was thinking two thousand things at once. It was really good to see him improvising – it was brilliant."

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Bob and Paul also had the chance to browse through a vinyl collection, with Paul picking up a copy of 'I'm a Believer' by EMF and Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer.

Bob described Steve's record shop as a "museum," which resonated with Steve, who explained that people often visit to reminisce and feel young again.

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The duo then sought out a local pub to enjoy a couple of pints, eventually settling at the Fox and Hounds in Cheswardine, owned by Joules Brewery.

Mike Arnold, director and tenant of the Fox and Hounds, praised Bob and Paul as down-to-earth individuals: "They were both lovely, genuine people. The film crew was great too, very welcoming. It all went very well."

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To accompany their local beer, homemade scotch eggs were served at the pub.

The episode has attracted attention and praise from fans, with Mr. Arnold noting messages from viewers who plan to visit the area after seeing the pub featured on the show: "The last 12 months we had to keep it quiet, but there have been people from Wigan saying that they are Joules drinkers and that when they come to the area they are going to stop by."

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The full episode is available to stream on BBC iPlayer by searching Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing.