The north coast of Somerset and the huge tidal flow of the Bristol channel, the waters are coloured. There are huge open beaches and tackle-hungry reefs, but make no mistake for this stretch of British coastline can throw up some fantastic specimens of fish.
Rock fishing is becoming increasingly popular. Lure fishing with soft plastics is now becoming the norm especially for Pollack fishing. In this episode of The Totally Awesome Fishing Show, Graeme Pullen heads over to the Beara Peninsula in Southern Ireland.
This video sees Shimano’s Dave Lewis make his way out aboard Andrew Alsop’s Whitewater to target various species in the Bristol Channel. With calm conditions and the fish willing to feed, the fishing couldn’t be much better!
Chris Collins of From the Waters Edge TV re-visits Aldeburgh Town Beach in Suffolk with the hope of catching a codling from the shore. An excellent half hour long, well produced HD video with valuable information for beginners and experienced anglers alike.
Dave Sloan takes out little Dave to fish with Captain Chris for huge striped bass just off of Martha’s Vineyard. The guys use live and dead pogies for bait and groundbait.
Bass fishing from the rocks using lures, considered by many fishermen to be the most enjoyable way of catching this magnificent species. Globe-trotting camerman Graeme Pullen takes his cameras to Southern Ireland.
One of Britains most popular food fish, the tasty Plaice is always on the menu. One of the South Coast’s hotspots has been located off the Sussex & Coast of Bognor.
Chris Collins of From the Waters Edge TV visits Aldeburgh Town Beach in Suffolk with the hope of catching a few cod or codling from the shore. With good conditions, a big tide and some nice bait he was hopeful of success.
Interesting footage from the World Shore Championships held in Spain this year. Worth watching to see the attention to detail in the angler’s setups.
This is a interactive video of us showing you how we surf fish for massive redfish and some nice shark also. You can click on the popup links in the video to learn as much or as little as you like!