Three weeks of fish

I’ve decided that it would be impossible to write up a full report of three weeks of almost nonstop fishing, so I’m just going to give you the highlights and some of the cool micro catches.

Freshwater:

the only freshwater micros I caught on this holiday were a gudgeon and a few stone loaches, I’ve been after a stone loach for ages now so to catch about fve of them in just a few minutes was fantastic! I always see them under stones in this stretch of river but I have never been able to get one to bite, it seems the key to my success was overcast and rainy weather and insanely small baits.

Saltwater:

For the first time ever I have actually been rather successful fishing in the sea, I owe my success to my neighbours for taking me out in their dinghy. We caught dabs and flounders on the first day and a common dragonet on the second trip.

I also did a bit of micro fishing in the sandy pools that formed along the groynes on the beach, I caught common blennies and sand gobies.

Here is the best sand goby.

And my smallest blenny, at 23mm.

Other fish I caught during the trip are pike, perch, roach, rudd, bream and dace.

Sorry for the brief report, hopefully next time I do a long holiday and get some more fish I can write up a more detailed and full report.

Cheers,

Hugo.

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4 thoughts on “Three weeks of fish

    • Hi Bryn, this holiday was to the North Norfolk Coast, I won’t give away any exact locations but I can tell you that there are some fantastic spots for some fishing in the area. The bait I used for all the freshwater fishing was maggots, in the sea I used lugworms and limpets.

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