Fishing from Harbours and Estuaries
Estuaries and harbours bring relatively deep water within easy reach of the shore and that can offer a bonanza of fishing for a well-prepared angler. There�...
Fishing from Piers and Jetties
Many anglers got their first taste of sea fishing from a pier or jetty, and it’s a great place to start, offering what has to be the easiest method ever de...
Understanding Fish Feeding
Although there are times when some kinds of fish will bite when they are not actively engaged in seeking food, for the most part, it is their feeding activit...
The Art of Fooling Fish
In his book “Fishing From the Earliest Times” – published in 1926 and still widely regarded as the most comprehensive work ever produced on the subject...
Garfish: the Poor Man's Marlin
Looking like a cross between an eel and a long-beaked bird, the garfish arguably offers the nearest to game fishing you can get off the coast of Britain –...
Kayak Fishing
Kayak fishing has really taken off in the UK in a big way over recent years and it’s not hard to see why. Light, versatile and inexpensive, kayaks offer al...
Shads, Pirks and Other Lures
The use of lures is almost as old as angling itself, and when it comes to sea fishing, the use of feathers to take pollack, mackerel and cod goes back centur...
Reading Lakes and Reservoirs
Lakes and reservoirs always pose a few problems for anglers. Unlike rivers and streams – or even the coast, where daily low tides allow a fairly easy recce...
Fishing from the Rocks
Fishing in and around rocks takes the angler into one the shore’s richest feeding grounds for fish. Here there’s no shortage of tasty snacks lurking in t...
Making and Using Particle Baits
Many varieties of fish are naturally drawn to small food items, often feeding on large quantities once they get started. In the wild, it seems to be an adapt...