Common baits:
Sandeel, Squid, Ragworm,
Slipper Limpets
Lugworm,
Mackerel, Herring,
Crab,
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The sea angling blog of Haddock who mainly fishes in the South West of England.Photographs and descriptions of places to fish and hints and tips on catching fish. Haddock has never caught a haddock. Haddock is a species hunter and aims to catch 40 plus different species a year from the shore.
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Biggest tides are at full moon or no moon.
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Haddock, not a fish or a captain
Welcome
Welcome to my sea angling blog. I will be posting photographs, descriptions of places to fish and other snippets which are fishy related. I hope to build up an information base to enable others to share in my experience, and perhaps encourage others to get out and enjoy being by the sea. I am aiming this at children, beginners and novices, please leave comments, that way I will know that I'm not just talking to myself here. .
Techniques
Baits and tackle
Fishing Spots
- Bristol Channel, Somerset and South Wales
- Cardiganshgire, Cardigan to Aberaeron
- Chesil Beach, Dorset
- Cornwall, Lizard to Portreath
- Lyme Bay, West Bay to Exmouth.
- Pembrokeshire.
- Poole Harbour and Studland.
- Swanage Bay.
- The Purbecks, Dorset.
- The Solent, Hampshire
- Tor Bay, South Devon.
- Weymouth, Dorset
Charter Boats that I use now and then
About Me
Useful Angling Links
Other links
Blog Archive
1 comment:
Great blog you hhave
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