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This is particulary so with collecting lob worms after dark. Most fishing books concern themselves with a few paragraphs about picking up worms from grass at night, but few go into any real detail as to what to expect under different conditions. If I start with the absolutely best conditions you could possibly hope for,…
If I were to talk of a water holding 3lb grayling and 2lb roach, where do you suppose I’d be referring to? Some expensive beat on the Test, Itchen or Dorset Frome maybe? Or perhaps further afield of my southern stomping grounds to somewhere like the River Teviot? Well none of these and if the…
An account of the fishing with full fishery details appeared in the October issue. However there could be criticism of the fact that I had fished at a time when fishing was mainly restricted to season ticket holders and residents. The fishery as stated in the feature does not fully open its doors to day…
Trophy Room for Andrew Rawlingson Specie: houndfish Location: Yucatan Peninsula, MexicoAlthough not the largest fish I have ever caught, this has to be my favourite picture. This houndfish was caught on the last morning of a month long backpacking/fishing trip to the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. It took a free-lined chunk of tuna cast into its…
Sharks [Species Menu] [Sharks articles] Common name: Blue shark, Porbeagle shark, Mako shark Latin name: Prionace glauca, Lamna nasus, Isurus oxyrinchus Record weight: Sharks are the largest fish commonly encountered in the inshore waters of the British Isles, and this is reflected in their record weights. Blue sharks are the smallest and commonest of our…
Articles by John Olliff-Cooper John Olliff-Cooper John started his writing career with Angling magazine in the late 1960’s, since when he has contributed to most of the better-known hard copy magazines. Flirted with modernity for a few years, then panicked at the shallow hype of it all, and fled through 180 degrees. Having been properly…