How to hack a Hokeye
‘Hokeyes’, ‘Hokkais’ or ‘Hawkeyes’ etc, as separately named by different tackle companies, are perhaps the most universally effective pattern of pre-tied feathers available to UK boat anglers. Because of their…
‘Hokeyes’, ‘Hokkais’ or ‘Hawkeyes’ etc, as separately named by different tackle companies, are perhaps the most universally effective pattern of pre-tied feathers available to UK boat anglers. Because of their…
Widely worshiped, the Red Gill artificial sandeel is a pure ‘Hall of Fame’ item in many anglers’ books. Here Steve Souter talks fondly of a trusted old faithful and reveals…
Match anglers busy over Christmas period… The holiday period proved busy with several open matches on both sides of the river. Christmas Fayre match at Jackson’s Corner, hosted by Skegness Pier…
A better stamp of fish in the festive Open matches was evidenced from North of the Tyne. Ken West won the C.D. Open with a cracking cod of 11lb 7oz…
Steve Souter reveals all you need to know about locating and digging white ragworm. Storing this deadly bait is covered later in part two of an exclusive whiteworm trilogy. White…
Chris’s Christmas cracker…. Chris Mack from Hull fished near Easington on Christmas Eve and was rewarded with a smashing 18lb cod. Another double-figure Lincolnshire cod came from the Tustville Holiday…
Giant rogue waves from out of nowhere are a persistent winter danger to rock anglers. Steve Souter admits experienced rods get caught out too, and hopes that relating a recent…
An 8lb 7oz thick-lipped mullet caught by Alderney specialist Dick Smith looks certain to be ratified as a new Channel Islands boat record for the species. Dick was fishing an…
Heavy South Easterly seas last weekend ensured anglers enjoyed a few days of decent fishing, with quality cod from all areas, and plenty of whiting and flatfish also. John Wilson…