Why I Switched From Bait to Lures for Zander
Zander fishing used to mean deadbaiting for me. A slow shift to lure fishing changed both my catch rate and how much I enjoy targeting them.
Zander fishing used to mean deadbaiting for me. A slow shift to lure fishing changed both my catch rate and how much I enjoy targeting them.
Sometimes the sessions that teach you the most are the ones where nothing goes right – here’s what one genuinely miserable blank taught me.
The single skill that’s improved my pike fishing more than any tackle or bait change: learning to read where fish actually are.
A session diary from a still, misty January morning on home water, and the pike that made the early start worth it.
Some widely-repeated fishing advice turns out to be wrong, or at least far less universal than it’s presented. Here are five I fell for.
Everyone talks about the Basingstoke Canal for perch. There’s a quieter alternative that’s just as good and far less pressured.
A frustrating winter on the Broads forced me to rethink everything I thought I knew about static deadbaiting.