Sea fishing
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Are you Flounder fishing yet??
The season is about here, I have been checking out the other Internet forums to see if anyone is out there attacking the estuaries for Flounder, but it seems a bit quiet still.
Are you Floundering yet
I feel it is not really cold enough for the Flounder to be coming into rivers like the Exe, Teign, [...]
Posted: October 18th, 2008 under Sea fishing.
Comments: 7
Pollock fishing techniques
Targeting a species and learning all the methods and situations that can increase your catch rate can be a very important learning curve to increasing you catch rate when sea fishing. I want to look at Pollock fishing to start off. Its a very diverse fish that can be found in many marine environments and [...]
Posted: July 11th, 2008 under Sea fishing.
Comments: 3
Sea fishing this July
What a month so far regarding the weather we are having. You would expect to be fishing for surface feed Mackerel and gar with fly rods in the warm summer evening, but not a chance at the moment.
July sea angling
This time of year should see some good Bass being caught, Bream, Mullet, Mackerel being caught [...]
Posted: July 9th, 2008 under Sea fishing.
Comments: 1
Sea fishing poll round up
HEY – thank you all very much for voting. We had 254 votes regarding which species you fish for. The results are as follows.
Sea fishing poll results
What species do you fish for?
Bass – 79 votes – 31%
Cod – 23 votes – 9%
Ray – 2 votes – 1%
Pollock – 5 votes – 2%
Conger – 2 votes [...]
Posted: May 21st, 2008 under Sea fishing.
Comments: none
Kayak fishing on the Manacles
Just a very quick post…. Do any of you fancy a Kayak sea fishing trip to the Manacles? I have fished it a few times by my self ( here is one link to sea fishing the Manacles on a kayak) but some company would be great. Get in touch by commenting on this post [...]
Posted: May 4th, 2008 under Angling latest, Bass Fishing, Fishing trips, Plugging, Sea fishing.
Comments: 3
Whats your sea fishing goal for 2008?
I find setting goals is a good way to drive forward and improve in anything, sea fishing included. The main sea angling and kayak fishing season is apporaching fast down here in cornwall, but have you set goals to strive forward.
Improve your fishing
Here are some ideas you might consider to set as goal’s
1. Select a [...]
Posted: April 26th, 2008 under Sea fishing.
Comments: 1
Polaroid Sunglasses for Bass and Mullet.
At the time of writing this the sunshine is here! And the fish are moving in. Summer species are being caught, Mackerel, Bass and Mullet are moving around. Sand eels are growing in their population, but how do I know this you ask? Well, I ware shades!
If you come from a game fishing background then [...]
Posted: April 23rd, 2008 under Bass Fishing, Sea fishing.
Comments: 1
Monk Fish
I managed to find the great specimen at the local fish mongers the other day and get a quick snap of it to show those unfamiliar with this monster of the deep.
Do you sea fish for Monk fish?
I guess the monk fish is not one of the most target by sea fishing with rod and [...]
Posted: April 6th, 2008 under Sea fishing.
Comments: none
Can you help these newbies to Sea fishing ?
Over the past few days I have been sent two requests from sea anglers, both new to the sport. They are looking for some advice and may be a buddy to go fishing with for a few sessions.
If you can help, please comment on this post, or if you are new yourself and are looking [...]
Posted: March 8th, 2008 under Sea fishing.
Comments: 2
Watching your Fishing rod tip
Further to my post on how to detect bites I thought I could explain a few of the most common night time bite detectors for sea fishing. As I said before learning how to detect bites will come with practice and using the primary and secondary factors I described last time will help you [...]
Posted: January 21st, 2008 under Beach casting, Sea fishing.
Comments: 5



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