Go-saltwater-fishing.com Website Review

is saltw*ter fishing in your blood? does your pulse rate quicken a little whenever you smell the sea air and hear the seabirds calling?. are you in your element when you can feel the sea lapping around your waders on a surf beach? or never happier when you're heading offshore. and what a rewarding and all-consuming pas*ion this great sport of ours is. from the social banter between fishing buddies on a charter boat to the inner peace enjoyed by a sol*tary angler on an isolated surf if you've got the saltw*ter fishing gene, you are fortunate indeed. these two boat anglers have dropped anchor over some rough ground off anguilla in the caribbean. will be bring them porgies, grunts and snappers - maybe a grouper if they're lucky. here in the less exotic waters of the uk, similar tactics would catch black bream, seabas* or pollack. the proven fishing techniques are truly international - the fish may be quite different, but the methods used to catch them are much the but not all fishermen have good sea legs - nor do they have much intention of getting them. in fact some of them would only set foot in a boat if it was securely propped up ashore - and reluctantly at that. but you don't always need to get afloat to place your bait in de*p water, as great fishing can often be had from the piers, jetties and on the day i took this photograph though, these anglers on weymouth pier may not have wholeheartedly agreed with me! the most technical form of fishing from the shore is surf fishing on some surf beaches it's necessary to get your baited hook out as far as you possible can to reach the fish. for maximum distance, not only will you need specialist (and expensive) surf rods and reels no such difficulty for these surf anglers though, as they're fishing the famously steep-to chesil beach in dorset, england. long casting here may well put your bait well put your bait far beyond the zone in which the fish are feeding. like most fishing venues, nothing beats a kayak for getting to fishing marks that are beyond the reach of the most able surf casters and totally inaccessible to