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In general, Kings Lynn is always a difficult venue to fish as you need small tides to give you sufficient time during a match when the tide is not gushing through. Of course the fish are always there but the techniques used by our club members dictates that we prefer the smaller tides and comfortable […]
The 4th annual “Mackeral Bash” was for a change switched from Kelling to Cley to try and ensure fish being caught. To date after three “Mackeral Bash”matches only one mackerel had been caught so everyone was optimistic that this bogey would be beaten particularly as 100s had already been caught at Cley this year. Fishing the […]