Fishing has picked up on the north coast shoreline in particular from the surf beaches. Recent sessions have produced some decent bass up to around 2½lb along with hosts of…
Fishing has been top notch since spring; none more so than the turbot which have shown in excellent numbers despite the past couple of years being quiet. A week or…
Cahirciveen Sea Angling Club hosted a special 50th Anniversary competition during the June bank holiday weekend. Over 40 anglers travelled from all over Ireland to take part in this, what…
EFSA European Boat Angling Championship competitor Geoff Carlin delivers his report and insight into the recent event fished out of Dalvik on Iceland’s north coast. Despite the travel chaos sparked…
“Time for a change of scenery”, muttered my pal Conor as we plotted our next weekend shore fishing session. I had a good idea what he was leading up to…
Steve Souter discovers that quiet Braye harbour on the Channel Island of Alderney is packed full of fishing surprises, including red mullet, Couch’s bream, masses of black bream and more…
It’s a brief report this month because there is only so much you can say about turbot fishing……………it’s been excellent lately. The best we’ve seen around the island has for…
Holyhead charter skipper Gethyn Owen discusses fishing for a variety of ray species in the waters around North Wales. Much of his excellent advice holds true for ray fishing anywhere…
For ages like lots of Scots boat anglers I’ve been searching for the deadly Ragot Raglou eels particularly in the rose pink colour. Fortuately Mark Harding of Alderney angling has…
Tranquil Greatham Creek is a venue populated with diverse wildlife and held in very special affection by Steve Walker. Having fished here for flounders, eels and other species since he…