It has been a good start to the flattie season with reasonable numbers of turbot and a few brill. The brill tend to show better later in the season but …
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The Alderney turbot season has taken off with a big bang. Local angler Mark Harding has been right in the thick of the action and brings you a hot-off-the-press feature …
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Every year Steve Churchill travels from his Bristol home to Alderney accompanied by his father-in-law Graham. The competition between the family duo is fairly intense to say the least and …
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We’ve hit that time of year where Winter becomes Summer and that is reflected in our fishing. Shore sport dies away, unless you are a spinning or float fanatic chasing …
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A crowd of local islanders put to sea with Colin Dukes on Smuggler of Braye last weekend and despite the wrecks failing to produce due to the water clarity the …
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Just returned from an excellent break, with three of the six weeks being spent with Paul Whittall in Phuket, Thailand. No great numbers of fish but lots of species, see …
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Mark Harding thinks global warming may be the reason for increasing numbers of Couch’s bream and notable catches of the same. Here the Alderney angler reveals his tips for rooting …
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This season’s winter mulleting started brightly with good fish to over 9lb. Well, that was as good as it got, and Alderney waters now seem devoid of mullet. But is …
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“It’s a dirty job but someone’s got to do it!” gagged Steve Souter as he went Alderney mullet hunting with one hand over his mouth in possibly the smelliest place …
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Seasonal winds and freezing cold conditions ensured boat fishing has been a non-event in the main. Opportunist kayak anglers enjoyed the best of the fishing afloat, with Dick Smith and myself …