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A Web Site created by Lindsey Green for
Inside each issue you will find:
Sea fishing methods from shore;
Sea fishing methods from boat;
Sea fishing baits;
Sea fishing rigs;
Reviews and advice on sea fishing tackle;
Diagrams of specialist sea fishing methods;
Background information on several species of sea fish;
Articles on light tackle adapted especially for sea fishing in the UK, e.g. pole fishing, fly fishing etc.
All you have to do is to click on the link to go straight to the species that you are interested in.
Since we believe that sea fishing should be accessible to all, we are going to develop several resources under the banner of Access 2 Angling. This will feature information which may be of particular interest to wheelchair users and other disabled anglers.
We hope that you find this a useful sea fishing site and that it helps you to catch the fish of your dreams!
A section in memory of Charles Armstrong and dedicated to wheelchair users with tips, advice and techniques that may prove useful. We are keen to expand this section and always welcome such members into the club.
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One of the first sea fishing species that newcomers to the sport encounter, fighting hard and responding well to light tackle techniques. Not an edible fish, so please bear catch and release firmly in mind, but good fun to catch.
One of the hardest fighting British sea fish, responding well to a variety of techniques, including fly fishing, plugging and spinning.
Issue 2 - Bass
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Issue 3 - Flounders
A flatfish that can provide both good sport and a few surprises, especially on light tackle. Many newcomers to sea fishing enjoy good sport with this particular species, especially Southern anglers in January and February, when sport is otherwise a little slow!
An exciting fish to catch from either boat or shore, especially over wrecks in the depths of the winter.
Issue 4 - Pollack
Issue 5 - Plaice
One of the tastiest British sea fish. There are few anglers that don’t smile over the capture of a good one!
Issue 6 - Mackerel
A hard fighting fish that struggles gamely on appropriate tackle. (Club members, please note that weighing in mackerel caught on feathers is not allowed.)
but please use them as sparingly as possible, e.g. to catch the bait to get you started.
Issue 7 - Garfish
The acrobat of British sea fishing species. They are tremendous fun to catch on light tackle.
Issue 8 - Light Tackle Techniques
This issue is going to be one to watch since we are going to use it to build up a smorgasbord of articles on light tackle, especially fly fishing in the sea, which is something that we are starting to get really quite passionate about. It is excellent fun!
One of the most popular species to catch. We show you some ideas that might help to get you started.
Visitors
Okay, so trout fishing is a world apart from sea fishing, or is it? In March, when the sea fishing was lean, I fancied trying something completely different, so I did! I learnt quite a lot from it too.
