Alderney Angling Festival 2010
The event this year took place from 2nd to 9th October. It started with appalling weather, wind and rain restricting marks that anglers could safely fish but what a cracking…
The event this year took place from 2nd to 9th October. It started with appalling weather, wind and rain restricting marks that anglers could safely fish but what a cracking…
It’s mid-September and the shore sport is hotting up on the Island. We are experiencing some good plug fishing for Bass with fish to 5½lb and this will now last…
I absolutely love this time of year for fishing, the biggest problem for us is that it is our busiest time of year work wise and this limits the fishing…
I love this time of year as it marks the arrival of many different species. The diversity is immense whether you fish from the boat or from the shore but…
Fishing has been top notch since spring; none more so than the turbot which have shown in excellent numbers despite the past couple of years being quiet. A week or…
Steve Souter discovers that quiet Braye harbour on the Channel Island of Alderney is packed full of fishing surprises, including red mullet, Couch’s bream, masses of black bream and more…
It’s a brief report this month because there is only so much you can say about turbot fishing……………it’s been excellent lately. The best we’ve seen around the island has for…
For ages like lots of Scots boat anglers I’ve been searching for the deadly Ragot Raglou eels particularly in the rose pink colour. Fortuately Mark Harding of Alderney angling has…
Last month I noticed a general lack of fishing reports. The fishing has been very poor all over but worse still here in Alderney has been the inshore netting that…
Although it’s a quiet time of year for visiting anglers bass are prolific at the moment around the Island with local rods double figure bags of fish. As January disappears…