451 anglers fished the recent Amble Open where catches were slightly disappointing. The event however was well organised as usual and enjoyed by all who attended the event. 89 of …
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Shore sport continues to improve, albeit slowly, with most anglers picking up smaller mixed bags of whiting, flounders, dabs and coalfish. There are some specimens among the catches with whiting …
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Normally January is very good month for fishing from Alderney shores however this year the sport has been pretty dire. Sole, red mullet and bass which are normally about in …
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Shore sport over the first week of 2011 proved to be better than expected, the sandeel shoals that have kept the fish offshore have started to break up and cod …
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Poor catches continued into the New Year in the latest Skegness Pier Angling Club (S.P.A.C) match held at Moggs Eye, Chapel. Only two anglers managed to catch a single fish …
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Shore sport was poor as expected over the holiday period with few anglers catching anything other than the odd flounder from the beaches. The rivers are producing flounders and the …
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127 anglers including 5 juniors turned out to fish the St Serf’s Open shore match on the 28th. The event was fished on the Fife coast from Eilie to St …
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Word gets around quickly in the undersea world where survival of the fittest rules supreme, and it seems that all of the species around our area know that there is …
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The final Skegness Pier Angling Club (S.P.A.C) match of the year was a biggest fish rover fished anywhere between Mablethorpe and Gibraltar. Unfortunately the ongoing cold snap had a disastrous …
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Shore sport has slowed down considerably over the past week, particularly south of the Tyne where large sprat and sandeel shoals are reported just offshore. Sandeels, sprats and herring shoals …