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Sea Angler (UK), 01 Ekim 2026

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ArticleWELCOME Art Editor

This month’s issue is another one packed with exclus­ive con­tent that will make you want to get out there and put what you’ve dis­covered into prac­tice. Kick­ing things off is our check­list method for scor­ing poten­tial new wrasse hold­ing marks....

WELCOME Art Editor

ArticleWHERE HAVE ALL THE GIANT CONGERS GONE?

Bri­tain once pro­duced 100lb mon­sters, so why has almost every­one stopped hunt­ing them? Tim Macph­er­son invest­ig­ates what happened to our giant­con­ger fish­ery.

WHERE HAVE ALL THE GIANT CONGERS GONE?

ArticleWHEN THE FISH CHANGE THE PLAN

Dave Lewis sets out for pol­lack and wrasse, but read­ing the con­di­tions and react­ing to the fish turns an ordin­ary day into spec­tac­u­lar sur­face-lure bass fish­ing.

WHEN THE FISH CHANGE THE PLAN

ArticleMAKE YOUR FISHING TIME COUNT

Fish­ing time is pre­cious, so make more of every ses­sion with simple adjust­ments that improve effi­ciency and max­im­ise your chances of catch­ing. TIMING IS EVERYTHING Top anglers never rush. It’s com­mon to fish from low to high water, so, as an...

MAKE YOUR FISHING TIME COUNT

ArticleHOW TO TAME CHESIL

Plan­ning an autumn pil­grim­age to Chesil? Guide Jansen Teakle explains how to tackle its tides, swell and deep water, and recog­nise when this for­mid­able beach becomes too dan­ger­ous to fish. There are few beaches in Bri­tain that have quite the...

HOW TO TAME CHESIL

ArticleTHE VIEW FROM THE OTHER SIDE

Nor­we­gian angler Lasse Bøe reveals what fas­cin­ates him about Brit­ish shore fish­ing – and why anglers either side of the North Sea approach the sport so dif­fer­ently. Imust be com­pletely hon­est - my per­sonal know­ledge of UK shorelines as an...

THE VIEW FROM THE OTHER SIDE