North West
Ballure, Isle of Man
SPECIESA good venue this for smaller species including dabs, flounder, coalfish, whiting and dogfish. A few turbot also show in summer and autumn. Mackerel shoal ... Full story
Beckfoot, Cumbria
SPECIESBass show from May through to November with the bigger fish showing from August on. Eels and plaice are caught from April to September, along ... Full story
Crosscanonby, Cumbria
SPECIESPlaice, flounder, dabs, codling, whiting, dogfish and bass. BAITSLug/rag and lug/rag/crab cocktails are good for the plaice. Peeler crab takes the summer and autumn bass. Crab ... Full story
Fairhaven and Grannys Bay
WHERE TO FISHThe wall at Fairhaven car park is an easy venue to fish as it’s virtually straight out of the car, you will be ... Full story
Fleetwood
Situated at the mouth of the River Wyre, Fleetwood was founded in 1830 by Sir Peter Hesketh. The oldest part of the town is centred ... Full story
Harrington, Cumbria
SPECIESNot rated as a summer venue, but it does give conger to 10lbs, wrasse and eels. Cod show in October, along with a few whiting ... Full story
Maryport Promenade, Cumbria
SPECIESApril through to September produces plaice, bass, flounders and eels. From September to February codling, whiting, a few dabs and coalfish make up a good ... Full story
Northside Beach, Workington, Cumbria
SPECIESMarch to early June sees some good plaice over 3lbs caught. June to September is fair for flounders, eels, and school bass. The plaice show ... Full story
St Bees South Heads, Cumbria
SPECIESCod, coalfish, dabs and rockling feature from September through to March. Plaice begin to show during late March running through to September, with eels, wrasse, ... Full story
Workington South Beach, Cumbria
SPECIESThe plaice arrive in late march and stay throughout the summer until late September along with flounders, though the plaice dominate. The same period sees ... Full story
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J Knot: Braid to Mono
This is the best knot we’ve found for joining a mono leader to main braid reel line. We first came across it when fishing for ... Full story