Looking back through my May photos, I think the March weather saying, “in like a lion, out like a lamb” would be spot on. May started with temperatures still low with wet and windy weather. Typing now at the end of the month, it’s hot!
It’s April and the fishing lesson fun has begun! The long daylight hours and the increasing (slightly) temperatures have got the fish on the move and on the feed and everything just feels a bit easier.
It’s been an interesting month with a few fish gracing my nets and I finally got the 2023 fishing lessons dates sorted.
February, I’ve been fishing for 35 years but when it comes to February and particularly the end of this short …
January, it’s easy to look out the window at the dark grey clouds racing across the sky, rain hammering the …
I must stop saying things like, “where does the time go?”, but my goodness the last 12-months have passed in …
Pinch, punch, first of the month! And just like that, we wave good bye to my least favourite month of …
What’s the saying, New Year, new me? I’m not one for New Year’s resolutions (although I am trying to drink …
Two years old and seemingly already a fan of fishing!
Family fun in the sun
Gepostet von The School Of Fish am Samstag, 19. Mai 2018
I was joined this afternoon by Jake and his Mum Emma. It was Jake’s first coarse fishing experience but he’d been boat fishing a few times. He soon settled into the rythm of lake fishing and remarked how calm and peaceful it was. Calm and peaceful until he started catching loads of fish! Using both a short pole and a rod and reeling with running line, Jake caught a mixture of Roach, Rudd, Perch and Bream. We worked on his casting technique and following some simple steps he was soon casting miles! Jake used a variety of baits including maggots, sweetcorn, meat and pellets and caught using every bait. I look forward to welcoming you again soon Jake.
