Skip to content

Fishing.co.uk

  • Fishing
Fishing.co.uk
  • Uncategorised

    Spring Carp Mortality Syndrome

    Byadmin November 18, 2025

    When the first ghostly shadow appears from the depths you catch your breath. Then another and another fish casually ambles along, not more than a rod length from the bank. You cannot believe your luck, baits are lowered into the margins and you retire back into the undergrowth. As the sun rises higher in the…

    Read More Spring Carp Mortality SyndromeContinue

  • Uncategorised

    header, the other a foul

    Byadmin November 18, 2025

    Saturday, 16th. Nigel and Jenny are aboard in the midst of a steady blue marlin bite. We have gone 7 for 11 in the previous week, and two of the fish that came off should have been ours too. One disappeared after dragging a Penn 130 around behind a fender in the midst of an…

    Read More header, the other a foulContinue

  • Uncategorised

    Any questions to russ@reelfoto.com

    Byadmin November 18, 2025

    “Gotta be a good Ling”, I said to my buddy who was looking at me with his usual quizzical expression….one day he is going to believe me first time!! The fish fighting routine soon settled into the slow time pump and reel action so familiar to those who have caught ling before. Ling are not…

    Read More Any questions to russ@reelfoto.comContinue

  • Uncategorised

    Trust your own instinct

    Byadmin November 18, 2025

    But if you start getting that bit specialised then things change a little, for as your experience grows then the need for just a bit more tackle increases, or so some of us would like to think. Just watch that you donít fall into the common trap of believing that every single gadget put out…

    Read More Trust your own instinctContinue

  • Uncategorised

    If only it did

    Byadmin November 18, 2025

    Perhaps you use a lot of peeler crab for your cod fishing, or are prone to lashing on great offerings of mackerel to the hook in the hunt for a big, sulking conger eel. Below are some of the baits I tend to use for the majority of my fishing.MackerelUnless you have access to “fresh…

    Read More If only it didContinue

  • Uncategorised

    bug, and in my neck of the woods big mayfly

    Byadmin November 18, 2025

    For trout, Ephemera Danica represent the icing on the cake. Stonefly, midges, sedge and Daddies may excite, but mayfly get top billing. Just why this should be so can partly be explained by the insects size (bigger than most) but it also has a lot to do with the mayflies ability to hatch profusely even…

    Read More bug, and in my neck of the woods big mayflyContinue

  • Uncategorised

    And there is no need for great distance casting athleticism either

    Byadmin November 18, 2025

    That’s the bad news but the better news is that it will not last forever and our fishing WILL return to normal eventually. This is more than can be said for some sectors of the farming industry who have lost everything. The paramount news is that in unaffected areas, for example the Northern Highlands of…

    Read More And there is no need for great distance casting athleticism eitherContinue

  • Uncategorised

    Answers to me at hays@dial.pipex.net .

    Byadmin November 18, 2025

    First off – wreckfishing. How about loading a big fixed-spool reel (say an Emblem 6000 or similar) with 20lb braid, matching it to a heavy-duty 7í spinning rod (say an UglyStick) and banging your pirks and hopper-rigs far beyond the wreck as you drift down on it, similar to what many Europeans and Yanks do,…

    Read More Answers to me at hays@dial.pipex.net .Continue

  • Uncategorised

    Next month, right?

    Byadmin November 18, 2025

    To re-cap, there were three pairs of anglers fishing for what was hailed as sports smallest trophy – the Golden Maggot. Points were awarded for the number of different species you caught in a more or less sleepless 72 hours. And, to add to the fun, dirty tricks were allowed.I was partnered with Gareth Edwards,…

    Read More Next month, right?Continue

  • Uncategorised

    layout, a robust construction and an innovative transom/splash

    Byadmin November 18, 2025

    Those of you who are unfortunate enough to read my monthly pieces for this site will be well aware by now of my propensity for power catamarans. I have now owned several, both for pleasure and for charter work, and have driven a bunch of others. Most of these vessels have been either South African…

    Read More layout, a robust construction and an innovative transom/splashContinue

Page navigation

Previous PagePrevious 1 … 213 214 215 216 217 … 369 Next PageNext

© 2026 Fishing.co.uk - WordPress Theme by Kadence WP

  • Fishing