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    Bream from the Shore 

    by
    Davey
    Published on 03-06-2010 09:33 PM

    Black Bream are always thought of as a boat caught fish. But you don't always need a boat to catch yourself a bream. There are locations around the UK where bream are taken by shore anglers, and they aren't small fish either.

    Bream are found in very shallow water and often much closer to shore than we realise. The more noted marks for shore bream are the beaches at Brighton, Shoreham, Littehampton, and also the Isle of Wight, which offers both beach and rock fishing for bream. The rocks and breakwaters in the Channel Isles, especially Alderney Breakwater, and Ronez and the rocky headlands between La Moye and La Corbiere, offer a shot at shore bream. In North Wales bream are taken off Pwllheli Beach and also inside the Menai Straits.

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    Shore Conger Fishing 

    Published on 01-20-2010 03:41 PM

    Shore Conger Fishing

    Feature by Davey

    There are few species caught from the shore in the UK that incites such a varied amount of reaction from anglers as the conger eel. Bit like Marmite, you either love it or hate it. As for me, I love them. Though can’t say the same for my mate, who’s the poor sod who has to go down to the waters edge to beach it.

    Most anglers that come in contact with them do so by accident, the eel taking bait put out for other species, invariably the fight doesn’t last long, the eel either biting through the light snood or more often finding a near by snag and then its all over.
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