Game Fishing |
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Many years ago, the English gentry classified
fish into categories. Salmon and trout were considered more
palatable than the other varieties of fish, and were classified as
'Game' fish. All other fish present were classified as 'coarse'
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| Styles of Game Fishing Dry fly fishing Wet fly fishing Lure fishing Salmon fishing Nymph fishing Czech Nymph fishing Loch style fishing Small lake fishing find a game fishing guide |
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Coarse Fishing |
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Coarse fishing is fishing for freshwater fish
other than game fish. It provides a wide variety of fishing. You
could be catching small fish such as dace & gudgeon using a tiny
float, ledgering for larger fish such as chub and barbel, catching
large carp from lakes or flooded gravel pits, spinning for pike or
even catching them all flyfishing, this is just a few options from
the huge variety of fishing & fishing locations. |
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| Styles of Coarse Fishing Float Fishing with rod & reel Pole Fishing Legering and feeder fishing Carp fishing Predator fishing Fly fishing find a coarse fishing guide |
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Sea Fishing |
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Sea fishing is fishing for any saltwater species of fish, using bait or article lures (plugs, spinners) and can be done from both the shore and from boats and increasingly from individual kayaks. The variety of fishing rods, reels and lines is as varied as the amount of different species of fish that live in the sea. |
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| Styles of Sea Fishing Beach Casting Fishing in Harbours or off Piers Plugging for Bass Float Fishing Kayak Fishing Inshore Boat Fishing Deep Sea Boat Fishing find a sea fishing guide |
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Saltwater Fly Fishing |
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Saltwater Fly Fishing is a relatively new method
of sea fishing for species such as bass, pollack, mackerel & mullet,
all using artificial flies. This can be done from shore, boat &
kayak. The skills required are similar to those of game fishing, but
for Saltwater Fly Fishing a good knowledge of tides & fish movements
are essential. Here at guided fishing we have the best saltwater fly
fishing guides in the country, so if you want to try this
fascinating new branch of the sport, please contact them now... |
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