Smoothhounds are one of the few species which are showing an increase in numbers in north European waters, probably due to the lack of commercial pressure and the widely establish practice of catch and release from the angling perspective.
Icom UK is pleased to announce that the new Icom IC-M506 VHF marine transceiver with NMEA 2000 connectivity and AIS receiver is now available in the UK from all authorised…
The food research institute Nofima has carried out an analysis, commissioned by Innovation Norway, showing that only half of the companies that offer marine fishing tourism in northern Norway are…
Hello folks, this week we’re back in the saltwaters of Cape Cod. This time we’re rigged up with flexi-jigs and teaser jigs as we jig up a nice catch of keeper cod!
The first ever Tag a Ray in Tralee Bay event took place this weekend, 31st May / 1st June, from Fenit, County Kerry. The main reason for the weekend was…
Ayr Sea Angling Club have arranged presentations from two leading Scottish Charities involved in sea angling on Wednesday 11th June 2014. Firstly the club have invited the Sustainable Inshore Fisheries…
Trout, redfish, and more trout. The past month has brought some of the best fishing for big seatrout we have seen in a few years. These fish can be caught…
UK Sea Angling Bodies Say GFAC! Give Fish A Chance! This is the message the Angling Trust is proud to be supporting in partnership with other sea angling and conservation…
George Cunningham and Steve Souter discus the new TronixPro Portland Pro Boom.
There are a bewildering array of hook designs available on the market with manufacturers from Europe to the Far East producing constantly changing ranges. Gone are the days when there were three or four main patterns available to the sea angler.