If you fancy doing something a little different this season, I recommend a day jigging worms. All you need is a rod, a landing net, worms, and a bag with your tackle. Then spend a day walking around a lake, down a river, […] Read More
Author: Kevin
The elusive Zander—a fish that has escaped me for over 40 years. To be fair, I’ve never specifically targeted this species or fished venues known for Zander. My encounters with them have only been as accidental catches in matches. Recently, though, I’ve been […] Read More
A flapper rig is a type of multi-hook setup commonly used in sea fishing. It typically consists of multiple baited hooks spaced along a line, with each hook attached to a separate leader line. The rig is designed to target various species of […] Read More
Welcome to our latest blog post on pike & predator fishing tools. We are going to dive into the essential tools of the trade for pike and predator fishing. From crimpers to forceps, pliers, and scissors. We’ll explore the must-have equipment that can […] Read More
When we talk about cod fishing most people think of freezing cold winter days out on a boat or on the beach. Strong winds, hard running tides, and cold feet. Flasks of hot coffee that temporarily warm our numb fingers and lift our […] Read More
Welcome to this informative article that will guide you through my essential strategy for effectively storing deadbaits. Whether you’re a seasoned pike angler looking to optimize your bait preservation methods or a beginner eager to learn, this article provides valuable insights and practical […] Read More
Fishing for Thornback rays, also known as Roker or skate in your local fish & chip shop is great fun and they can be found all around the coast of Britain. Rays like sharks are both members of the same group of cartilaginous […] Read More
Smoothound fishing off the Essex coast was always pretty tough back in the 90s. It was a dream catch if you managed one while out fishing. Nowadays, if you’re on a good boat with a good skipper, there’s days when you can’t get […] Read More
If you are new to pike fishing, I suggest you start with a simple Pike Float Fishing Setup. It is a simple but effective way of catching Pike and you do not need a huge amount of tackle. You will need a rod […] Read More
There comes a time in many predator angler’s lives when they will “Google” ‘how to make dead bait Pike fishing traces’. It is not about saving fortunes but more about the satisfaction of catching on your own homemade tackle. I make my own […] Read More
