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Here is an abstract picture of a fairly common British species targeted by many sea anglers across the UK. Have you got any idea as to what it is?
Comment on this post with your thoughts and ideas, I will let you know soon who is right! If we gets lots of responses I might even [...]

Just over a month has run since I posted the question “What’s your level of sea fishing experience” and we have a clear winner. Although I am a little surprised as I thought we would have more sea fishing beginners on the site – just shows you never know who is reading the blog!!
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The sea fishing world is hotting up now. Species are moving back in shore and the weather should warm up. Better inshore catches should be with us soon and I am really looking forward to it.
Sea fishing over March
Over the next few weeks I will be bring you some More Cornish fishing marks with a [...]

I headed off to the beach today to grab some snaps of the storm that has hit the Cornish coastline. I visited Lands End, Sennan, St Just, St Ives, Godrevey, Praa sands and Porthleven to get some shots. The weather was bad and the light was useless most of the time!
The combination of large spring [...]

First of all sorry there have not been many updates recently. I was struck down with the a horrid stomach bug that seems to be going around at the moment. There was no chance of me sitting at a computer and typing in comfort!
However, while ill I have been thinking about the blog. It’s still [...]

Having written the entry recently about super sea foam at Praa Sands a member of the fishing-blog forum sent me a very interesting mail containing an article called “The mystery of the foam on the sea shore” written by Wim van Egmond of The Netherlands.
It might not explain exactly what was happening on Praa sands [...]

I thought I would share these photographs from Praa sands in Cornwall with you. I have never seen so much foam in my life and the bizar thing was the beach was totally silent!
At the deepest points it was over 6 feet deep. I am unsure what caused this huge build up, I know from [...]

There are two different methods to smoke fish, but I will focus on hot smoking here.

Hot smoking – below 150 F for first 2-3 hrs then 200 F for 20 30 mins

Cold smoking – 80 – 90 F for 1-4 days – has to be accurate and more can go wrong [...]

The East Devon beach of Branscombe is still the stage of a 12 month saga portraying the collapse of a 53, 409 tonne sea going vessel, built in 1991, the MSC Napoli. Many people made great finds. Riches were washed onto this historic beach that expresses prehistoric relics from its core. But it is to [...]

Eagle Fish Finder Cuda 128 – Any reviews or reports? There seems ti be alot of interest in this product and i have seen a few people hit this site looking for information of this fish finder. Surf over to th forum and give your review if you own or have seen the Cuda 128
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