The third year of the Norfolk Sea Angling Festival, hosted by Norfolk Angling Club, saw over 40 anglers competing each day for the top prize of £500. The heaviest single fish of each day for each angler was combined for

Bonus fish ruled tonight’s Norfolk Angling Club match with dogfish being taken all along the match stretch, along with some cracking pouting and good dabs.

Back on the sand this week and down to Overstrand beach which is fast becoming one of our favourite venues with pegging to the left of the slip

Another excellent turnout, with 22 Norfolk Angling Club members on the beach at Salthouse, a new Junior angler making her debut, but more about her later on, also a welcome back to David Aldridge. Anyway, on with the report, another

Another fantastic turnout for the Norfolk Angling Club, with 19 members arriving at Kelling for what was forecast to be a cold one with freezing fog, a few of our members were away or ill, so we would have had approximately

17 anglers including a couple of new faces and visitors to the area met up at Red House Caravan Park to head off for what should have be some good fishing. With many reports of dogfish, smoothound pups and the

From Cley to West Beach at Cromer anglers were scattered along the coastline taking part in the 2nd Sea Angling Festival in Norfolk with an even bigger turnout than last year. With prize money up for grabs of £500 everyone

19 anglers arrived at Weybourne to be greeted with a good, chopped up sea and fairly good weather, towards the end there was a little rain and the wind had died right off but the sea remained rough. After the

A great turnout this week with 22 anglers fishing Mundesley beach to the right of the slip. It was a lovely warm evening with a flat calm sea. With reports of bass and smoothhound being caught it was anyone's guess

18 anglers arrived to enjoy a lovely sunny evening. After the walk across the golf course the pegging was carried to the left and right so no one had too long a walk. The sea had a good swell on