Sea Fishing Angling

Have one of these reels is quite a good reel but the front drag adjuster is a bit cheep being plastic other than that top notch for the price. Could do with looking at the diawa Em-Cast as have just brought 2 of these the advanced version tho for my carp fishing and they are one of the best fixed sp...

could try fishing with out a shockleader but uprating your mainline. Then when the weed collects around the knot to your rig just cut the line pull the weed off and re-tie the rig back on. But i have found that weed is normally only a problem on certain stages of the tide. Can only remember once whe...

Cheers for the advice but had allready gone! Spent a few days in norfolk at my dads. fished scratby and happisburgh. Loads of fish at scratby but nothing from happisburgh. Will do a full report later when not in a rush to get to work... But from scratby loads of whiting few tiny codling, and flounde...

Have you tryed Maplin's? dont know much about CCTV but they have a wide range and if you went into one of there stores would have several on display and they would be able to advise you more with demonstrations of the cameras.

Has anyone any recent information on the area of mundsley? the best marks and any recent catch reports? As read in sea angler that there is a chance of small smooth hound and fancy giving it a go this weekend, Never had one of a beach but many of a boat! Also any recent catch reports on other norfol...

You should be able to find a more region specific coarse fishing site if you look around abit. As i am a member of one which is called Essex fishing and is based on the county of Essex! This also has a tiny sea fishing section which gets as much use as my drop net! So sure there must be one for your...

There isnt really a best one i have found, tho the powergum with a lower diameter is better to be used on smaller diameter main lines. As the larger diameter power gum wont tighten down properly on a small diameter main line...

How about glow in the dark paint industrial strength just charge it up and will glow fow a few hours... used to have it at my old work painted on the floors for emergency escape routes. Or to take it to the extreme.... :lol: Night vision goggles. Dip the tip in some radio active stuff, widely availa...

I used to fish with hard back crabs off a boat for smooth hounds snap off a back leg and stick the hook in!

Caught me a few fish so deffinatly works!

The life of an LED is around 10'000 hours thats around 1200 8 hour sessions...

As for the led tip lights used to use these but moved back to starlights, found the LED tip light to be a bit bulky and un reliable taking it out my box and hoping that its going to work...

Would imagine that fibre optic strands would be a no, as the tip is going to be flexing alot. This would snap the strands, also the light of a fibre optic strand is only visible at the end on the cut cross section. A high intensity LED with a reflector shield would be your best chance i imagine? pus...

Out of all the lamps i have used the north star is the best because of the ease of lighting and the amount of light it puts out and the fact it runs on petrol to... Also the mantles are nice an easy to change! But i allways take a head torch to (MFA one) is usefull for close up bits that require a b...

twizzle stick?

When flat fish take a hook deep i find that a disgorger is very effective when using smaller size hooks with a short shank.

When you have put the old line on (backing line) i would advise you to wrap it tightly in insulating tape this will stop the new line on top cutting into it and getting looped underneath. And give you a solid base to apply the new line on to!

1. This would weaken the leader. 2. It will still be the same diameter, Just not round but now flat! Also i imagine that a normal knot would be more bulky and less strong. As when tieing straping as oppsed to rope you have to use different knots to achieve the same knot strength and to have a lower ...