Angling

Pike mystery raises fears

More allegations that some of the nation's biggest pike are suffering at the hands of careless anglers resurfaced in the Norfolk Broads this week following the discovery of the corpse of a 42 inch long specimen on the bank.

Mark stakes record claim

A giant herring that was poised on the sharp edge of being cut up for sea fishing bait now seems set to be ratified as a new British record. This exceptional example of what used to be known as the silver darlings by Scottish trawler men until the species was decimated by over fishing, was caught by Norfolk angler Mark Colman while competing in the Dover two day festival.

A wealth of silver at Thorpe Abbotts lake

WAVENEY VALLEY: Smaller commercials have been providing the best sport, with Thorpe Abbotts upper lake providing nice bags of silver fish dominated by healthy 1lb skimmers.

Hard times call for new approach

WEST & THE FENS: Hard's not the word for it. Despite the wintrier outlook to the weather, the pike fishing hasn't got out of first gear yet and there's not much else going on to get your teeth into.

Chamberlain on top form

Blackdyke Trout Fishery 07525 730447. With exceptionally clear water, anglers are reporting some very big fish. Best flies over the past week have been cats whiskers, yellow dancer, gold head damsels and orange blobs.

NACA hold Wensum taster day

The Norfolk Anglers Conservation Association (NACA) in partnership with the Environment Agency held an angling taster day with free coaching last Wednesday on the River Wensum.

Whiting on the increase

SEA FISHING: The low pressure and strong southerly winds that passed over the region last weekend seem to have encouraged more whiting inshore. Reports are full of fish from pin whiting to some quite reasonable specimens.

Angling results and fixtures

Open match and club match results and fixtures.

Lynn hit by ‘great loss’ of Wissey

Question marks hung over the future of a popular winter fishery last night after King's Lynn AA confirmed it would not be renewing its lease on the River Wissey.

New laws will give coarse fish greater protection

New fisheries legislation will give coarse fish greater protection without preventing predator anglers from using limited numbers of natural baits. More than 800 responses were received to an Environment Agency consultation over replacing the current regional by-laws with national regulations.

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