We are starting to get a mixed bag of fish on the Gynn Wall with dogfish being abundant with some plaice, small bass, whiting and pup hounds. Best bait at the moment seems to be rag worm which is catching

The fishing is variable on the Lancashire coast but as soon as there is a break in the weather there are fish to be caught especially from the boats. Last Saturday Jonathon Hall and Neil Whittle from Blackpool Boat Angling Club

The fishing is very up and down at the moment. The Gynn Wall is still producing plenty of sole, flounder, dabs and the occasional gurnard and smoothhound. At night the whiting and dogfish are being picked up along with the odd thornback

Fleetwood and District Angling Club had a disappointing match on the Gynn despite an impressive air display. Conditions at Cleveleys looked good as the nine anglers headed out to fish low water. As it turned out the fishing was very slow and only

Leyland and District Sea Angling Club enjoyed a good day’s fishing last Sunday at Mariners Wharf. The members found decent fish most of the measure and return match with thornback ray, whiting, dogfish, eels, flounder and sole making up the catches. 1st

Poor weather has meant that there has not been a lot of action reported in the Lancashire area. However, seven year old Amy Nicholson landed a lovely sole while fishing on the Gynn Wall. The sole took ragworm on Amy’s

Jonathon Hall and friends completed their 24-hour fishathon at the weekend. With support from the angling community Jonathon has raised over £615 in donations and this is being matched by Barclays which will give a total donation of at least £1230 to Cancer research. Jonathon

The Blackpool Federation Angling Club held their seventh match of the season at Gynn Wall on the 23rd of July from 9:30 to 12:30. Fishing the last 2 hours of the flood and hour of the ebb tide. Overall fishing

Jonathon Hall advises that the Charity Fishathon had to be postponed due to the weather and will now take place this weekend, the 22nd. Full details of the event can be found here . 16-year-old Nathan Culshaw landed a personal best smoothhound of

Leyland and District Angling Club held a match last Saturday on the Gynn Wall Match. First place went to Fred with nine fish totaling 174cm with runner-up Norman having five fish measuring 125cm. In third was Peter with 91cm, fourth