Reccommend me a sea fishing magazine

Member Joined: Sep 19, 2007 Posts: 51

Guys,

Does anyone read sea fishing magazines, can someone reccomend any one in particular, something with good reviews and tips, aimed at a begginer.

Cheers as always

Oli

Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 2:49 pm

The two main sea fishing magazines are Total Sea Fishing and Sea Angler
I used them myself for a few years.
Cheers
mrix

Member Joined: Sep 19, 2007 Posts: 51

Does anyone get either of the above mags, which of the two would you reccommend for a novice, the sort of content im after would be tutorials, tips, etc

Guest

logi6260 wrote:

Does anyone get either of the above mags, which of the two would you reccommend for a novice, the sort of content im after would be tutorials, tips, etc

Neither you can get all you want here.

Member Joined: Sep 19, 2007 Posts: 51

but i cant use my laptop on the throne, ive tried but it keeps falling of my knees, lol smug

Guest

logi6260 wrote:

but i cant use my laptop on the throne, ive tried but it keeps falling of my knees, lol smug

Ever tried using one of you servants as a table big grin

Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 5:22 pm

I read sea angler and boat angler

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 5:35 am

Have a scoll down this forum as sea angler was debated not too long ago. I subscribe to sea angler but when it runs out i will consider not renewing.

It is a very biased mag with the same people, same places, same fish etc etc.

cheers

lee

Guest

Prices keep going up and we get more adverts, bigger photos and less text. Of the two TSF is the better read, but only just. I always look very closely at the photos now as I feel that the are often "enhanced", and I only believe about half of what is written. Ask a question on here and you'll get a number of different answers maybe, but they will be honest answers (also silly sometimes big grin

) and of course you can carry on the discussion after the initial answers.

Regular Joined: Jun 30, 2007 Posts: 250

I have to agree the fishing magazines are shocking now, i used to read improve your sea angling and that was worth getting. sea angler just keeps going over the same subjects over and over. TSF i have not really read but it seems better than sea angler

Guest

I have to agree with the rest on this 1 sea dangler,tsf are a total joke and waste of money.you will get all the information you want on fishin website's like this 1.ok you have good and bad fishing site's, some of the blokes on a fishing site will help you out,some will just give you Krap.I know as i had my fair share of krap of certain anglers on a certain web site.forget the mags mate. get your self down to the beach and talk to others they will tell you where is hot and where is not.
Ask questions on fishing site's dont worry if they sound stupid to you,we all had to learn somewhere did'nt we!!
big grin

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 8:32 pm

I still get the sea angler as i forgot to cancel it this year , but I agree with most of the above the best way to learn is to chat with ppl either on the forums or on the beach mate.

Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 8:06 am

Having spent a bomb on coarse fishing magasines over the years I've no intention of making the same mistake now I've started sea fishing. The intention of these mags is that you all end up using the same expensive rods/reels/line/luggage/seat/bait/clothing/terminal tackle and look puzzled when someone with £5 kit from the market pulls out a lot more than you.

Guest

Eh? Do Sea Angler & TSF have some mystic hypnotic powers forcing you to go out and buy top end gear? My wife has been looking for some explanation of why I "need" this and that piece of kit - now I have the answer- it's the magazines love- they make me do it. big grin

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stuartdv wrote:

Eh? Do Sea Angler & TSF have some mystic hypnotic powers forcing you to go out and buy top end gear? My wife has been looking for some explanation of why I "need" this and that piece of kit - now I have the answer- it's the magazines love- they make me do it. big grin

especially the free Veals catalogue... suprise