The stretch between Walberswick to Dunwich offers some tremendous fishing, with big summer bass making catches all the more exciting. Walberswick is situated just off the A12 and is directly below Southwold on the map, just the other side of the River Blyth. On a clear day there you can easily see Sizewell Nuclear Power […]
Walberswick to Dunwich – Suffolk
Chalkwell – Essex
Hotspots South This stretch of coastline is popular with windsurfers and jet skiers as well as anglers. It can become busy during the summer but pick a calm evening or early morning tide and you can reap the rewards. The main target species here throughout the summer months are flounder, eel and school bass. The […]
Boulmer – North Northumberland
Boulmer is a picturesque Northumberland fishing village located halfway between Alnmouth and Craster. Summer sport here for flounder, school bass and codling can be very exciting. Perhaps this area is better known as a shipping forecast location mentioned every evening alongside Comarty, Forth and Tyne. The rocky skeers exposed over the low water period are […]
Chichester and Langstone Harbours
These two harbours form a unique environment for all forms of wildlife. They are particularly important to migratory and resident bird life, which includes the little tern nesting area, hundreds of common white egrets and herons.Parts of the harbours are designated Sites of Special Scientific Interest and it’s important for anglers to respect this and […]
Longhoughton to Howick – Kinross, Scotland
This stretch of coastline is a paradise for rock anglers with enough deep weedy gullies to keep most cod fishing fanatics happy for the rest of their days. These marks produce tremendous catches of cod throughout the year. During winter the area is much neglected by anglers with only a few of the more enterprising […]
Forth Estuary, Torryburn – Scotland
Torryburn sits on the north shore of the Forth Estuary, only five minutes drive from Dunfermline and 15 minutes from the Forth Road Bridge. During the summer months good sport can be had with silver eel, flounder and the occasional bass. All you will need is a bucket of prime peeler crab for bait, although […]
The Mumbles, Swansea – Wales
Situated on the west side of the sweep of Swansea Bay, The Mumbles has its own pier, promenade, small boat-launching facilities and boat-trailer parking. There are a variety of fishing opportunities to suit anglers of all abilities here, with big bass the key target throughout much of the angling year, especially through the summer and […]
River Nene, New Cut, Oundle
The first two pegs below the bridge are very good for roach, but they also hold a lot of pike. LIKE many offshoots of rivers, this cut can be absolutely stuffed with fish when the main River Nene is pushing through in flood conditions. However, it holds good number of silver fish all winter and […]
Angling in the Creuse region of France
The Creuse Limoges, France COME FISHING IN A RURAL PARADISE WHERE THE FARIO TROUT IS QUEEN… Idyllic fishing for game and coarse fish. The Creuse, part of the Limousin region in the central France is known to some as ‘the green heart of France’ because of its countryside. Others calls is ‘the green and blue land’ […]
Hampshire Avon, Britford, Salisbury – Wiltshire
IMMEDIATELY to the south of the hustle and bustle of the historic city of Salisbury, the London Anglers Association stretch of the Hampshire Avon offers members and day ticket anglers over eight miles of top quality fishing. As it flows south, most of the Hampshire Avon travels through a low-lying flood plain […]
Wey Navigation – Addlestone, Surrey
ORGINALLY used for transporting barge loads of timber, coal, flour and sometimes gunpowder from the surrounding area to London via the Thames in the 1600s, the River Wey and Godalming Navigation has since become a more peaceful and tranquil waterway. Its 20-mile course takes it from Godalming to the Thames at Weybridge, creating the most […]
River Adur – Streatham Bridge, Small Dole, West Sussex
Some see the Adur as one of the most under-rated rivers in the south, as it’s full of fish, although it can be difficult to master. The river has a powerful incoming surge and equally pacey ebb, not well suited to normal float and feeder tactics, but the pole feeder can be deadly there. The […]
River Teme – Cotheridge
The beautiful and meandering River Teme is a barbel angler’s heaven. Who better to ask how to make the most of it than the river’s top specialist, Martin Colloff? Total-Fishing.com caught up with him as the birds were clearing their throats on a misty morning down on the BAA-controlled water at Cotheridge. […]
River Severn, Hawksbatch – Worcs
It doesn’t take much to get Matt Maginnis fishing the Severn. And when he found out that virtually the whole river was fishing well, he headed straight for one of his favourite stretches – Hawksbatch. Barbel love the swift water at Hawksbatch. THE River Severn has fished really well all season and the early […]
Stourbridge Town Arm – Stourbridge
Matt Maginnis, checks out the Stourbridge Town Arm for Total-Fishing.com, a stretch of canal where Midlanders have enjoyed brilliant sport. Expect plenty of net fish on this venue. WHEN I first started fishing canals it was a case of snatching as many small gudgeon as you could and, if you were really lucky, catching […]
