Angling Direct is the largest specialist fishing tackle retailer in the UK. The Company principally sells fishing tackle products and related products through a network of Angling Direct retail stores located in the UK and also online via its own website (www.anglingdirect.co.uk).
The Company currently sells a wide range of products, including its own range of products under the Advanta brand.
Withpopularityof the angling pastime continuing to grow World of Water has expanded into the fishing tackle and bait market at Blackpool,Manchester andWatfordstores.
Our aim is to develop a department which provides a concise product range along with expert advice. Individual stores may specialise in certain areas of angling, but all will be able to supply tackle and information, for carp, sea, coarse and game fishing.
Products include rods, reels, luggage, clothing, beds, bivvies, bite alarms, lures, hooks, floats, line, maggots, dead baits, ground baits and various flavours of boilies and pellets.
We have a selection of products fromwell respectedmanufacturers which should appeal to both novices and complete anglers including.
Fox,Dinsmore,Drennan,Dynamite Baits,Kamasan,Maxima,Middy,Pro Logic,Silstar,Sensas
Plusmanymore!
So whether you are just starting out in the hobby and need a completeset upor you are an experienced match angler who needs some specialist accessories we are there to help.
Whinwhistle Coarse Fishery lakes are set in a beautiful, mature, natural Hampshire setting. The good bank vegetation and islands provide excellent cover for wild life and offer many interesting features to fish to.
The lakes are stocked with a variety of species including Pike to 26lb, Carp to 34+lb, Tench and Bream to 6lb, Roach and Rudd to 2lb and also Perch and Gudgeon.
Fantastic 1 mile stretch of the renowned River Blackwater (mini river test)...big roach, brownies, bream, grayling, Chubb to 5lb...a great days river fishing (fly or trot) for only 10-00.
ROMSEY BAIT AND TACKLE - ON SITE TACKLE SHOP
Welcome to Willow Park Fishery. Our fishery is home to 4 lakes, 1 of which is our stock pond, on-site facilities such as our 5 star food hygiene rated cafe selling breakfasts, burgers and freshly made pizzas, on-site male/female and disabled toilets. We also have a shower block available for the long staying anglers. We also have a fantastic tackle shop stocking some well known brands including bait from Mainline baits, Wraysbury baits, dynamite etc.
Benjamin Morrison, aged 5, has caught an enormous 42-pound seabass all on his own
Seabass is a variety of different fish species. Most seabass are characterized by a large head and mouth, elongated body shape, and having a broad, fork-less tail.
The European seabass (Dicentrarchus labrax) is a bit different. They are silver-grey in color, and they live in the coastal waters of Europe.
A week ago, a 5-year old boy named Benjamin Morrison, also known as Lil’ Red, managed to score quite a huge game. The boy caught a giant 42-pound seabass all on his own.
The boy was cheered and applauded by many experienced anglers aboard the boat on achieving this marvellous feat.
Benjamin was aboard the Island Spirit with his father in Ventura, California. The fight between the boy and the fish lasted for about 10 minutes. After the short struggle, the fish gave in as Benjamin managed to reel the huge seabass in.
It was the first seabass for Lil’ Red, and it was quite bigger than most people get as their first catch. The massive, white seabass weighed the same as the little boy and was relatively more extended than the boy’s height.
Benjamin’s father, Mike, is also an avid angler and has been fishing for quite a while now. He has proved to be an excellent teacher to Lil’ Red, which is reflected in his fantastic fishing skills.
The landing posted Benjamin’s picture with the beautiful and gigantic seabass on Facebook. They captioned him as the VHS Angler of the Month and stated, “He hooked and reeled this big boy all on his own.”
Do you want to learn more about this impressive catch? Read the complete article to find the details!
Benjamin Morrison, a.k.a. Lil’ Red, was fishing with his dad aboard the Island Spirit out of Ventura, Calif., and reeled the fish to the boat after a surprisingly short fight of 10 minutes.
At 42 pounds, the prized white seabass matched Ben’s weight and was several inches longer than the boy is tall.
Brittani van der Meulen, spokeswoman for Ventura Harbor Sportfishing, told For The Win Outdoors that Ben has a good teacher in his dad, Mike, who is part-owner of 22nd Street Sportfishing in San Pedro.
Author: Pete Thomas
The complete article is available for reading on the following link:
The five-year campaign is now topped by 3 lb 9 oz. massive fish
The Rudd is a coarse fish species that appear between late May and July in the UK. The water temperature conditions for the Rudd to spawn are between 14°C – 24°C.
In population, the male Rudd are around 20% more as compared to the female ones.
The Rudd is often regarded as the most beautiful shoaling coarse fish. It is a slim and moderately deep-bodied fish with a lustrous body. This beautiful coarse fish has a green-bronze back with bright golden flanks under the belly.
The Rudd also features a pair of golden coloured eyes which are orange in younger fishes.
Some people may mistake Roaches for Rudd, but the main difference between the two species is the bright colour of the Rudd’s fins and the bottom jaw. The bottom jaw in Rudds is set forward, whereas, in Roaches, the upper jaw is set forward.
While Rudd fishing is expected in summer and autumn, some fishing enthusiasts also cast in winters when the Rudd is inactive.
Recently, a five-year campaign on a large, Low-stock Northern Stillwater reached its zenith for the angler James Champkin. Champkin has caught a gigantic 3lb, 9oz. Rudd and describes it as the most impressive fish he has ever seen.
He sat out patiently, angling in severe weather conditions with icy winds and flurries of snow – which may be described as classic Rudd fishing weather and achieved this impressive feat.
James Champkin declared this journey as one of the most challenging campaigns he has ever embarked upon. The venue he used to catch this immense beauty was tough, with lots of weed and a low fish population.
Find out more about this spectacular accomplishment by James Champkin by reading the full article!
“The Rudd only ever feed during the hours of darkness, and even then, only for extremely short spells. I’ve been fishing here for five years and have had fish to 3lb 2oz. However, a truly enormous Rudd has eluded me until now.”
They sit well out in the weedbeds,” he says, “so I target them at range using a maggot feeder and a short 5lb fluorocarbon hooklength. The hookbait is three popped-up red maggots, fished over a bed of hemp. I’d much rather catch them on the float, but you have to fish in a way that’ll produce.”
As soon as James hooked the biggest Rudd, he immediately suspected it might be something special.
“It felt extremely heavy, and just plodded around all the way to the bank, occasionally shaking its head,” he says.
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Benjamin Morrison, aged 5, has caught an enormous 42-pound seabass all on his own
Seabass is a variety of different fish species. Most seabass are characterized by a large head and mouth, elongated body shape, and having a broad, fork-less tail.
The European seabass (Dicentrarchus labrax) is a bit different. They are silver-grey in color, and they live in the coastal waters of Europe.
A week ago, a 5-year old boy named Benjamin Morrison, also known as Lil’ Red, managed to score quite a huge game. The boy caught a giant 42-pound seabass all on his own.
The boy was cheered and applauded by many experienced anglers aboard the boat on achieving this marvellous feat.
Benjamin was aboard the Island Spirit with his father in Ventura, California. The fight between the boy and the fish lasted for about 10 minutes. After the short struggle, the fish gave in as Benjamin managed to reel the huge seabass in.
It was the first seabass for Lil’ Red, and it was quite bigger than most people get as their first catch. The massive, white seabass weighed the same as the little boy and was relatively more extended than the boy’s height.
Benjamin’s father, Mike, is also an avid angler and has been fishing for quite a while now. He has proved to be an excellent teacher to Lil’ Red, which is reflected in his fantastic fishing skills.
The landing posted Benjamin’s picture with the beautiful and gigantic seabass on Facebook. They captioned him as the VHS Angler of the Month and stated, “He hooked and reeled this big boy all on his own.”
Do you want to learn more about this impressive catch? Read the complete article to find the details!
Benjamin Morrison, a.k.a. Lil’ Red, was fishing with his dad aboard the Island Spirit out of Ventura, Calif., and reeled the fish to the boat after a surprisingly short fight of 10 minutes.
At 42 pounds, the prized white seabass matched Ben’s weight and was several inches longer than the boy is tall.
Brittani van der Meulen, spokeswoman for Ventura Harbor Sportfishing, told For The Win Outdoors that Ben has a good teacher in his dad, Mike, who is part-owner of 22nd Street Sportfishing in San Pedro.
Author: Pete Thomas
The complete article is available for reading on the following link:
