Shore sport is improving with the usual summer species now showing up and already anglers are talking about the coming mackerel season. Mackerel have been reported offshore from St. Abbs …
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Shore angling is still on the quiet side with sizeable fish finding it difficult to reach the baits before the hordes of smaller ones pounce on most outings. The local …
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Visiting anglers lifted all the prizes again in the latest Skegness Pier Angling Club (S.P.A.C.) match held at North Shore Road. Top Grimsby match angler Garry Hutson was in scintillating …
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Shore angling from the open beaches is still relatively slow. However increasing numbers of sizeable plaice, dabs, flounders and the odd bonus bass are falling to the angler’s baits while …
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Shore angling is still comparatively slow with calm conditions and clear water keeping most decent specimens of any species well out of reach of the shore angler. The only glimmer …
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Shore sport has improved slightly over the past week with increasing numbers of smaller fish in the Wear and Tyne and some better sized flounders and dabs showing from the …
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Shore anglers continue to struggle to find fish of any size as undersize flounders, dabs and coalfish plunder the baits in the area. These micro-fish are present in large numbers …
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Visiting anglers took all the prizes in the latest Skegness Pier Angling Club (S.P.A.C.) match held at Jackson’s Corner, Ingoldmells. Top Grimsby match angler Karl Nangle won the match with …
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Shore fishing remains very quiet with just the occasional sizeable dab, flounder, coalfish, and if you are very lucky, a rare cod. Flounders continue to provide the best sport from …
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Recent reports of small cod being caught from local beaches resulted in the best turnout of the year for the latest Skegness Pier Angling Club (SPAC) match held at Chapel …