LRF- flounder on lures
A different way to catch flatties- much more efficient than a bait fishing and a more sporting method. The flounder is a good fighter on the light tackle and there is no problem with unhooking the fish and putting it back.
A different way to catch flatties- much more efficient than a bait fishing and a more sporting method. The flounder is a good fighter on the light tackle and there is no problem with unhooking the fish and putting it back.
Tying a Carolina rig, which is used to fish on the bottom, this uses a bead to protect the knot after letting the weight slide up and down the line. Discover how Carolina rigs are good for finding structures on the bottom with help from a professional bass fisherman.
We hitch another exhilarating ride with Jersey-based lure and kayak expert, Keith White, as he explores different types of ‘boats’, essential equipment, and the vital importance of instruction and safety when indulging in this incredibly liberating form of sea fishing.
Light tackle pioneer, lure fishing maestro and boundary-pushing kayak fisherman, Keith White, explains the roots of HRF and LRF from a British perspective, and introduces readers to the fantastically rewarding world of extreme kayak fishing in the sea.
In his latest feature Weymouth LRF regular, Will Harding, explains the techniques involved in the pursuit of the predatory inshore flounder with light lures and baits.
Drop shotting SA style, strictly speaking not what we in the UK know as drop shotting but excellent light lure fishing from the boat.
Squid fishing retrieve techniques explained and demonstrated. Plus a run down on the best colours to use in different conditions. Outside cloth colour and under tape colours.
Members of Skegness Pier Angling Club continue their Welsh weekend with a species session on the renowned Holyhead Breakwater.
Small boat owner Dave Thomson introduces a pair of stubborn charter boat fishermen to the world of private boat fishing from Crinan, Argyll, which culminates in novice angler, Dale Duff landing perhaps the largest male common skate ever taken on rod and line.