Smooth Hound Fishing Guide Smooth hound make for excellent sport fishing in the UK and are popular targets for catch and release anglers. These sharks fight hard and strip line like few other fish. The fact that they’re sharks probably adds to their appeal for many anglers, but it takes some skill to catch them.
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How to catch every flatfish in the UK There are flatfish dotting the seabed in every marine environment across British shores, each with their own feeding habits and behaviours.You’ll find plaice off sandy beaches, flounder gliding over estuary mudflats, turbot in the surf and in the gulleys of sand banks. There are also lesser-known species
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Bream Fishing Tips Bream can be a challenging fish to locate and catch if you don’t live by a south coast estuary, but the fight and beauty of these fish makes the preparation you go through worth it. Whether you’re targeting bream from shore with bait or lures or fishing from a boat, this species
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Mullet fishing | 13 tips Mullet are notoriously challenging to catch on rod and line. These fish are tantalisingly visible but are known for swimming right by past baits as if they did not exist. This type of behaviour, along with their tendency to vanish completely when spooked, has seen them dubbed as ‘grey ghosts’.
Bull Huss Fishing & 15 tips Dogfish and bull huss both spend their lives lying in the darkness on the seabed, waiting to pick up on the scent of the dead and dying. The difference between the two fish is that huss also hunt actively over rough ground – more like the stereotype of a
Smastapee, CC BY-SA 3.0 DE , via Wikimedia Commons Conger eel fishing Conger are considered one of the few monsters that can be caught in British waters. Despite their snake-like ferocity when snatching passing fish, pulling them into their lairs and devouring them, conger are otherwise timid creatures (except that time a diver had a
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