Plenty of small bass for the shore angler and some bigger fish for the anglers that fish the evening tides when the beaches are that much quieter. Most of those fickle thornback rays have moved out into deeper water leaving just

Fleetwood and District Angling Club fished last Sunday at Sunderland Point. Despite the fact that it was the best day of the year with not a cloud in the sky the turnout was not great. Probably due to the fact

Soaring temperatures this week have hit 30oC and with only a slight breeze it has felt very tropical on our part of the coast. Beach anglers have seen a slowdown on the thornback ray front during these bright, daylight hours but the bass don’t

A strong onshore breeze has curtailed boat fishing somewhat, although there are still plenty of thornback ray, smoothhounds, bass and tope on the further out marks. The smooth hounds have increased in size with hounds reported to 18lb plus some bass

Skegness Pier Angling Club (SPAC) lost one of their longest serving members last week, when Bev Faithful sadly passed away in hospital after a short illness, at the age of 74. SPAC Secretary Chas Tibble says that Bev has been

Jordan Russell enjoyed a brilliant first trip out on his SIB just one mile off Redbank Road. Highlight of a great session was a 54lb tope which was landed after a 40 minute fight with the assistance of Steve Morgan,

Anglers struggled to catch in the latest Skegness Pier Angling Club (SPAC) match, held at Moggs Eye . Corby’s Paul Marshall showed his adaptability, by fishing most of the match very close in with lugworm baits, catching two flounders, two small bass,

Catches have started to improve in recent Skegness Pier Angling Club (SPAC) matches, with warmer weather encouraging the larger summer species to appear. After a quiet spell by his standards, Dave Burr came good in Match 8 at Chapel Point,

The warm, sultry weather continues this week which provide conducive conditions for stingray fishing. They move into our shallow waters on the evening flood tides and we are now into that early summer time when the stingray are feeding. Ben Critchley

At last Summer is here, it has taken some time, but those chilly easterly winds have gone and now we are in a gentle warm southerly breeze. The Summer species are now arriving and the long awaited Essex smoothhound packs are gradually