It’s still the most extraordinary buzz catching bass in the dark on such simple lures fished in such simple ways
Two very different surface lures at very different prices, one brand new, one about to be discontinued - and I am rather excited about them both…………
Your help is required - undersized bass being caught in nets with too small a mesh size, please email Cornwall IFCA
Even if it ends up making no difference to your catch rates, this is such a clever way of adding eyes to soft plastics
Back down to earth with a bump, but I never mind a blank if I learn something valuable
My mate’s first bass of the season was considerably bigger than mine! A session that had almost everything………..
Might just be the most impressive looking front cover ever on the new Sea Angler magazine
Just got hold of a new Penn Spinfisher VI spinning reel in the smallest 2500 size, really interested to see how this thing performs (and my first bass of the season!)
Pinch, punch, first of the month, it’s bass time…………..
An interesting way of adding a rattle to a silent surface lure, but does it even make a difference?
If these Scierra X-Stretch chest and waist waders work properly for my fishing then they could be very interesting
Yippee! There are a bunch of original IMA Hound 125F Glide lures available in Europe again
Is this lure rod designed for hard lures and is that lure rod meant for soft plastics? I couldn’t care less……….
A way to carry a bunch of different soft plastics, but without having to rig them all on a bunch of weedless hooks - one hook to rule them all?
Does everybody already know about this rather handy hitch-hiker rigging method for soft plastics and therefore I’m a bit late to the party?
Bass fishing, Fishing tackle, Lure fishingHenry GilbeyOwner, Lunker City Texposer, Varivas, Savage Gear Sandeel, OSP DoLive Stick, Albie Snax, Fiiish Black Minnow, hitch-hiker, rigging
Nothing to do with fishing, but I urge you to watch the ridiculously brilliant, Oscar winning documentary Free Solo
How light does a spinning reel need to be, and is lighter always better?
I take my hat off to Sea Angler magazine for publishing an article of mine about wearing lifejackets for lure fishing
What is there to stop us trying new things in our fishing if you take away the fear of failure and not worrying about numbers and/or size of fish all the time?
Could the Ned rig and variations on it have certain applications for bass fishing? (cabin fever = bouncing brain syndrome)
