“GIANT COD” screams the cover of the current Sea Angler, but there’s a mixture of other fish mentioned to whet the appetite, too, including rays from the shore and plaice fishing in the 25-page boat fishing section. The 8-page section on Dungeness since the 1960’s will appeal to may, too.
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Here’s a brief look at what’s inside this issue:
FEATURES
Drawn To Dungie
Dungeness beach has had its ups and downs, but the cod fishing is at its best since the 1960’s. Shane Pullen tells all.
Dustbin Pulls Crowds
Alan Yates has fished Dungeness since 1960’s. Find out how it really was, who was catching and how they fished.
Turning The Tide
Working under the umbrella of the Marine and Coastal Access Act, four project teams will now identify conservation zones to protect our seas.
Mad In Marshes
Steve Bayliss from Hampshire takes Sea Angler to his local marshes to fish for bass, but plans change when he fishes with a crab.
Smoothies To 60lb
Chris Clark travels to South Africa to check out the fishing for next year’s World Championships.
The French Connection
Board a ferry and get your gear over to France for some spectacular fishing, says bass fanatic Henry Gilbey.
Take The Sky Road
A painful lesson in lugging too much tackle cost Paul Fenech fish, so he scaled down his kit and hi the Sky Road, near Clifden, Co Galway.
SKILLS PAGES
Easy Entry Angling
Shore expert Paul Fenech offers some handy advice if you’re new to shore fishing.
Fishing In The Rain
You may not be singing in the rain, but you can certainly fish in the wet stuff, says Alan Yates.
Super Strong Bimini
Alan Yates shows you how to tie the super-strong Bimini loop leader knot.
Driven Up The Wall
Walled piers and solid breakwaters are fish-packed havens during winter. Sea Angler looks beneath the waves to understand what’s going on, and help you catch more fish.
GEAR SECTION
Tackle Shop
Find out about the new gear in a tackle shop near you.
Elation Of An Eliminator
Paul Fenech gets his hands on a Century Eliminator E1000 beach rod.
From Bullets To Bass
It is nearly 20 years ago since braid hit the sea angling scene. Here Dave Lewis looks at Power Pro, which owes much to military armour.
Zero Atack!
Shakespeare’s MTI Zero 250 and 300 are proper fishing rods, says staff write Paul Fenech.
COMPETITIONS
Penn Sea League
Check out who’s top of the two leader boards and the Clubman.
Shimano Mission
Caught a great fish? Tell Sea Angler about it and collect a Mission badge.
PLACES TO FISH
Where To Fish
Fin out where to go fishing now.
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