Latest Fishing Reports: England
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07/06/2025
Fishing Report by Sam Thornton
on Plan B (Brightlingsea, Essex)
7 Jun 2025 by Sam Thornton
Report on-board Plan B
Some bigger Bass coming in now, and still plenty of hounds, squid still producing for both.
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09/06/2025
Fishing Report by Scott Belbin
on Galloper (Brightlingsea, Essex)
9 Jun 2025 by Scott Belbin
Report on-board Galloper
It's been a blustery week aboard Galloper with sunshine and showers but thankfully there's been loads of fish to put smiles on faces.
Hounds have made up the majority of our catches and they have been great sport fish mainly 7-10lb with a few doubles thrown in.
Most trips producing 50-60 or more and causing carnage as a pack comes through.
Aside from the hounds we're catching loads of other stuff, dogfish, whiting, bass, dabs, small tope and more to keep the rods nodding.
Alice enjoyed catching her first smooth-hounds and must have had 20 odd throughout her trip though I'm sure Barney's tuition helped.
There's plenty of fish around at the moment and should be for some time yet. If you want to join us please contact me
Next spaces
15/06- 5 spaces @ £60pp
19/06- plaice and bass £110pp
22/06- 1 space @ £60pp
02/07- tope fishing 5 spaces @ £100pp
05/07- tope fishing 1 space @ £100pp
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UPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPACES ONBOARD Galloper
Fri 27/06/2025 1 Space 10 Hours £60.00pp Bass / Smooth-hound / Thornback Ray / Starry Smooth-hound.View details Wed 02/07/2025 4 Spaces £100.00pp tope fishing Tope.View details Fri 04/07/2025 6 Spaces 12 Hours £115.00pp Offshore bass trip Bass.View details Sat 05/07/2025 1 Space 12 Hours £100.00pp View details Tue 08/07/2025 6 Spaces 10 Hours £60.00pp View details Thu 17/07/2025 3 Spaces 12 Hours £115.00pp Offshore bass trip Bass.View details Sun 03/08/2025 12 Hours £115.00pp Offshore tripView details Sun 10/08/2025 6 Spaces £60.00pp View details Sat 16/08/2025 3 Spaces 12 Hours £100.00pp View details Mon 18/08/2025 3 Spaces 12 Hours £115.00pp Offshore bass trip Bass.View details -
06/2025
Fishing Report by Mark Peters
on DAWN TIDE II (Wallasea Island, Essex)
Jun 2025 by Mark Peters
Report on-board DAWN TIDE II
The lure fishing for bass continues to be absolutely manic had some really mega days on the lures recently
The Bigger hounds have arrived in fair numbers now lovely stamp of doubles when fished for up in the shallows & close in too
The Mackerel are showing they are still patchy though but they have started atleast
The Tope seem to bd in great numbers this year locally & offshore so lets hope they hang around
My offshore adventures start now im really looking forward to exploring further afield as we had some excellent days last few seasons trying new things can’t sit on the same old local marks for ever!
Also A heads up Our well known Autumn offshore Bass trips are filling up quickly
The bass fishing offshore here on the lures is absolutely out of this world I would recommend booking in advance to avoid missing out
Thanks guys
Great times ahead looking forward to itView Boats Page
UPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPACES ONBOARD DAWN TIDE II
Wed 06/08/2025 2 Spaces £85.00pp View details Mon 11/08/2025 4 Spaces £85.00pp View details Thu 14/08/2025 5 Spaces £85.00pp View details Thu 11/09/2025 4 Spaces £110.00pp Offshore bass.View details Mon 15/09/2025 5 Spaces £110.00pp Offshore bass.View details Thu 18/09/2025 5 Spaces £110.00pp Offshore bass.View details Thu 25/09/2025 4 Spaces £110.00pp Offshore bass.View details Thu 02/10/2025 5 Spaces View details Mon 06/10/2025 5 Spaces View details Wed 15/10/2025 6 Spaces View details -
08/06/2025
Fishing Report by Lee Brown
on Kelsey Leigh charter (Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
8 Jun 2025 by Lee Brown
Report on-board Kelsey Leigh charter
today's trip some nice coddling and loads of pollock about ling colies maccy good lads and. a good laugh inbox lee for spaces cheers
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07/06/2025
Fishing Report by Lee Brown
on Kelsey Leigh charter (Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
7 Jun 2025 by Lee Brown
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report of saturday the 7 of june plenty of ling coddling pollock colies gernards and plenty maccy on the morning Rob Buckham taking around 8 ling to his self inbox lee for spaces cheers
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06/2025
Fishing Report by phillip browning
on Braveheart II (Wallasea Island, Essex)
Jun 2025 by phillip browning
Report on-board Braveheart II
The Bass catches aboard BRAVEHEARTII continue to provide good sport and fish for the table. Here's Rocky and crew from essex/ London, and although complete novices and using the hire tackle aboard BRAVEHEARTII, managed to land a constant stream of bass through the day. Coaching them throughout the day saw their bite to hook up ratio drastically improve as I'm always happy to provide tuition for those that want to learn.
Great company and weather... the guys really enjoyed themselves and have booked additional trips throughout the rest of the year.
Every day is booked in June and only a few days left in July, so get booking if you want to go fishing.
Families and kids welcome, although check with me personally on age limits.
**Whole boat 6 angler's £390 inc frozen bait***
**additional angler + £60 to cover extra fuel/bait*
** individuals £70 based on 6***
** individuals £97 based on 4***
** rod/ tackle hire £5 ea...... ***
** free tea/coffee onboard microwave ***
Many thanks & tight lines
Phil Browning 07970 728707View Boats Page
UPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPACES ONBOARD Braveheart II
Mon 07/07/2025 4 Spaces 9 Hours £70.00pp Need 5 more for trip go-ahead. Hounds, rays, bass. Bass / Stingray (Common) / Thornback Ray / Tope / Starry Smooth-hound.View details Tue 08/07/2025 6 Spaces 9 Hours £70.00pp Need 5 more for trip go-ahead. Hounds, rays, bass. Bass / Stingray (Common) / Thornback Ray / Tope / Starry Smooth-hound.View details Wed 09/07/2025 4 Spaces 9 Hours £70.00pp Need 5 more for trip go-ahead. Hounds, rays, bass. Bass / Stingray (Common) / Thornback Ray / Tope / Starry Smooth-hound.View details Thu 10/07/2025 6 Spaces 9 Hours £70.00pp Need 5 more for trip go-ahead. Hounds, rays, bass. Bass / Stingray (Common) / Thornback Ray / Tope / Starry Smooth-hound.View details Mon 14/07/2025 6 Spaces 9 Hours £70.00pp Need 5 more for trip go-ahead. Bass / Stingray (Common) / Mackerel / Smooth-hound / Thornback Ray.View details Tue 15/07/2025 3 Spaces 9 Hours £70.00pp Need 5 more for trip go-ahead. Hounds, rays, bass. Bass / Stingray (Common) / Smooth-hound / Thornback Ray / Tope.View details Mon 28/07/2025 6 Spaces £70.00pp Need 5 more for trip go-ahead. Hounds, rays, bass. Bass / Stingray (Common) / Smooth-hound / Thornback Ray / Tope.View details Tue 29/07/2025 6 Spaces 9 Hours £70.00pp Need 5 more for trip go-ahead. Hounds, rays, bass. Bass / Stingray (Common) / Smooth-hound / Thornback Ray / Tope.View details Thu 31/07/2025 6 Spaces 9 Hours £70.00pp Need 5 more for trip go-ahead. Hounds, rays, bass. Bass / Stingray (Common) / Smooth-hound / Thornback Ray / Tope.View details Fri 01/08/2025 6 Spaces 9 Hours £70.00pp Bass / Stingray (Common) / Dover Sole / Mackerel / Smooth-hound.View details -
08/06/2025
Fishing Report by Nick Gough
on Skylark (Scarborough, North Yorkshire)
8 Jun 2025 by Nick Gough
Report on-board Skylark
Well what a day.. two 6 hour trips with plenty of fish on both
First 6 hour trip we saw a good mixture of fish from cod, ling, coalfish, red gurnard, haddock, mackerel, whiting, pouting the majority of the catch was a good amount of cod from what you can see in the video.
Heaviest fish wasn't huge but plenty of fish around the 5lb area and best been 7lb at all but the amount certainly made up for that
2nd 6 hour trip was an absolute cod fest
With most of the fish taken on shads .there was also pouting and a few ling caught as well and similar stamp of fish to the first tripView Boats Page
UPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPACES ONBOARD Skylark
Sat 05/07/2025 6 Spaces 16:00-20:00
4hr trip.View details Tue 08/07/2025 8 Spaces View details Sat 12/07/2025 1 Space 08:00-16:00
8hr.View details Sat 12/07/2025 1 Space 16:00-19:00
3hr.View details Thu 17/07/2025 9 Spaces 8 Hours 9am-5pm Rough ground.View details Sat 19/07/2025 1 Space 16:00-19:00
3hr.View details Mon 21/07/2025 6 Spaces Wrecking tide if winds allow.View details Sat 26/07/2025 4 Spaces 14:00-17:00
3hr.View details Sat 02/08/2025 2 Spaces 08:00-16:00
8hr.View details Sun 03/08/2025 8 Spaces 08:00-16:00
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07/06/2025
Fishing Report by Andy Savage
on Sea Urchin IIl (Whitby, North Yorkshire)
7 Jun 2025 by Andy Savage
Report on-board Sea Urchin IIl
Today was the first trip of the year for The Keel Inn fishing club from Barnsley. I always look forward to them, they’re a fantastic group of lads who have fished with me since I’ve had Sea Urchin.
Still on the Neap Tides, we planned to get some fresh Mackerel and then try a few wrecks. I had a similar plan to the previous day in my mind…..stick with the wrecks through the Ebb Tide and then be prepared to move to rough ground when the Flood came through.
We got the fresh Mackerel from the same three mile ground as yesterday; but with it being a Saturday, there were more boats knocking about and less choice of wrecks to go at. I opted to try one I hadn’t fished for a couple of weeks; (although I’m confident it has been fished by other anglers), which was a decent size and matched the drift line perfectly. The lads are all very adept wreck anglers, so it was no surprise that they got off to a good start. First drift saw four nice plump Codling come up to the mainly Mackerel baited muppet traces, which set the precedence for the next hour or so. We took a few fish each drift with a nice average size; most being 3-4lb and lovely clean fish.
Once sport slowed, we moved on a couple of times during the rest of the Ebb to keep a fish or two coming up. Slack water wasn’t very good for us today, we caught very little at all and I hoped for better as the new Flood tide pushed through. We had an hour on the wrecks on the new tide, but it wasn’t productive at all. Once we got to drifting at nearly 1 Knot, I took us back to the rough ground that fished well yesterday. Over the next three drifts some small Codling and Ling came up which the lads chucked back.
We had the last hour on a couple of wrecks which gave a few more quality Codling. We didn’t get anything huge today, the boat sweep was drawn with two 5lb 11oz Ling.
That said, everyone got a few and the banter was relentless as always. Thanks lads, great to catch up again.View Boats Page
UPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPACES ONBOARD Sea Urchin IIl
Fri 05/09/2025 Autumn Festival 1 Space Available Wreck & Reef Trip - 4.82m Jeff Turner - x 1 Juned Islam - x 3 Mark Gilbert - x 5View details Wed 01/10/2025 3 Spaces Available Wrecking Trip - 4.13m Ben Cope - x 2 Derek Coulson - x 3 Robert Wojnarowicz - x 2View details Mon 06/10/2025 6 Spaces Available Wreck & Reef Trip - 5.58m Volker Bartlau - x 4View details Tue 07/10/2025 7 Spaces Available Wreck & Reef Trip - 5.86m Will sail with 4 anglers. Dave & Del - x 2 Dave Sharp - x 1View details Sun 19/10/2025 4 Spaces Available Wreck & Reef Trip - 5.31m Aaron Soloman - x 5 Jamie Ping - x 1View details Sat 25/10/2025 3 Spaces Available Wreck & Reef Trip - 5.21m Jimmy Yeung - x 1 Dave Pickup - x 3 Calvin Dipper - x 3View details Sun 26/10/2025 6 Spaces Available Wreck & Reef Trip - 5.01m Derek Hopkinson - x 4View details Thu 30/10/2025 5 Spaces Available Wrecking Trip - 4.27m Ian Kellock - x 1 Dave Sharp - x 1 Robin Lever - x 2 Carl Madin - x 1View details Sat 01/11/2025 5 Spaces Available Uptiding Trip - 4.68m Will sail with 4 anglers Jimmy Yeung - x 1 Dmitrijs Lobanovs - x 1 Greg Ince - x 1View details Tue 04/11/2025 6 Spaces Available Uptiding Trip - 5.57m Will sail with 4 anglers. Dave & Del - x 2View details -
02/06/2025
Fishing Report by Matt Rowe
on Piscary (Poole, Dorset)
2 Jun 2025 by Matt Rowe
Report on-board Piscary
3 matches on the boat this week. First it was Hampshire police's latest match . Great weather and good tides, so we headed offshore in the morning where we had some lovely big Tope, Bullhuss and Congers in the afternoon came inshore to fish on the banks .Had some Mackerel and Pilchards on the way, then had some Blonde Rays on the bank, finished off in the harbour for some species fishing plenty of Wrasse, loads of Shannys and another Scorpion Fish! Top 3 on the day
1st Paul Gelman 472
2nd Nick Lark 461
3rd Carl Harper 360
Next we were very privileged to host the Police Home Nations competition with 16 anglers on 2 boats, Piscary and Ocean Runner over 2 days .The first day just being a practice day was great fishing loads of Bass ,loads of Bream ,Rad Gurnards, Smoothounds and Ray with 17 species between the 2 boats .We did a score sheet on Piscary and the Top 3 were
1st Duncan Beck 761
2nd Dorian White 687
3rd Don Campbell 629
Total boat points 4,919
On the actual match day although we had another stunning weather day, but for some reason the fish decided not to feed and the fishing was unbelievably difficult compared with the day before, we had a similar amount of species but no where near as many fish . Top 3 on each boat
Piscary
1st Duncan Beck 677
2nd Dorian White 559
3rd Don Campbell 523
Ocean Runner
1st Peter Duffield 600
2nd Andy Weeve 556
3rd Tony Johnson 497
Total boat points
Piscary 3876
Ocean Runner 3613
Team result
1st England 330.41%
2nd Wales 322.10%
3rd Northern Ireland 309.89%
4th Scotland 261.42%
There spaces coming up for individuals on the 17th,23rd and 27th of June. If you are interested in booking in for any trips the only way to contact me is by TEXT!
07775756269View Boats Page
UPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPACES ONBOARD Piscary
Fri 27/06/2025 6 Spaces 8 Hours View details Tue 01/07/2025 6 Spaces 8 Hours Spaces on an individuals tripView details Wed 02/07/2025 5 Spaces 9 Hours Spaces on an individuals trip offshore anchoringView details Sun 06/07/2025 2 Spaces 8 Hours Spaces to make up the numbers for Sunday leagueView details Thu 10/07/2025 6 Spaces 8 Hours Spaces on an individuals tripView details Fri 11/07/2025 3 Spaces 5 Hours Spaces on for individuals to make up the numbers for evening leagueView details Mon 14/07/2025 6 Spaces 8 Hours Spaces on an individuals tripView details Tue 22/07/2025 6 Spaces 8 Hours Spaces on an individuals tripView details Fri 25/07/2025 3 Spaces 5 Hours Spaces for individuals to make up the numbers for the evening leagueView details Sun 27/07/2025 2 Spaces 8 Hours Spaces to make up the numbers for the Sunday leagueView details -
06/06/2025
Fishing Report by Andy Savage
on Sea Urchin IIl (Whitby, North Yorkshire)
6 Jun 2025 by Andy Savage
Report on-board Sea Urchin IIl
Two Day Report Aboard Sea Urchin
Thursday 5th June.........A lovely day out with the “Driffield Farmers” today, who have fished regularly with me since I’ve had the boat. With a dinky 4.3m Neap Tide we were destined to spend the day wreck hopping unless the wind got up and spoilt things. For the third trip in a row we ran out to some ground at three miles and gathered plenty of fresh Mackerel for bait.
I fancied running south and having a go on some of the plentiful wrecks in the area. With slack water around 0900-0930hrs we had a couple of hours of the Ebb left to fish.
After a short steam, the first wreck produced one solitary Codling in three drifts, which was disappointing; so we pressed on to the next. This was a bit better and we picked off two or three mainly Codling each run over, but nothing sensational. Gary Grantham took the biggest Codling at a smidge over 6lb and a Ling of 8lb. Once the action eased, we just moved on again.
Slack water threw up a few a few strap Ling and tonnes of Pouting, which wasn’t what I’d hoped for. A move to a big wreck for the start of the Flood Tide did the trick for an hour, with some consistent sport. The wind was holding up the boat on the drift now, so the boys got more time to catch. After a slow start, Norman Taylor got in the groove and took a fish or two most drifts; amongst them was the biggest Cod of the day at 9lb 4oz. All the fish fell for standard bait tactics, nobody had a go with the Shads today. Squid and Mackerel cocktails on muppet traces was the go to method.
As the afternoon progressed, the lads fancied a few fresh Mackerel to take home, so we dropped on the three mile ground again and got plenty of sport. Norman and Gary both fish really well today. They’re masters at controlling the tackle and I know that if the fish are feeding, they’ll catch them.
I really enjoyed the day, as always. The fishing wasn’t electric, but everyone got a few fish, which seems to be the way at the moment. Thanks lads.
Friday 6th June
Today was a day of four seasons ……well almost! I had a group of my regular experienced anglers aboard who, were all geared up for a day on the wrecks with it being a 4.4m Neap Tide.
The weather forecast wasn’t looking settled for the whole day, with a front scheduled to push through mid-late morning, but then settling down. With that in mind, I opted to stay fairly close to Whitby and the rough ground, so I had an alternative plan if the wrecks weren’t an option. We started off on the feathers to collect a bit of fresh Mackerel to go with the Squid, then ran south again to a wreck which as far as I knew hadn’t been fished for a week or so. We almost had the wind against the tide which slowed things down nicely.
Pleasingly, the first stop kept us ticking over nicely for an hour, with a few fish every run through. To start with we were inundated with Ling as most lads went down with a bit of fresh Mackerel on. There weren’t any big fish among them, but most were decent eating size. There were a few Codling amongst them and Carl Madin had a plump 5lb fish as the best of the morning.
Sport slowed and we moved on to another wreck; then I could see the snotty weather approaching. Within twenty minutes, the temperature dropped, it had chopped up and the lines were streaming. I thought it futile to stay on the wrecks with streaming lines, so we ran a couple of miles back to some rough ground. We stopped on the ground for the next two hours, right through slack water. The wind kept the boat drifting and although the conditions weren’t easy, the lads fished well and took 8-12 fish most drifts. There were plenty of throwbacks amongst them, but also some beautiful clean Codling. Joe Clough also had a nice 11lb 8oz Ling.
Once the front passed through the wind dropped away and the sun came out, so we spent the rest of the day trying a few more wrecks. With experienced anglers aboard we caught consistently all day and there were plenty for the freezer for those who wanted them.
Conversation and banter was brilliant today and we had a lot of laughs. Brilliant day, thanks lads.View Boats Page
UPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPACES ONBOARD Sea Urchin IIl
Fri 05/09/2025 Autumn Festival 1 Space Available Wreck & Reef Trip - 4.82m Jeff Turner - x 1 Juned Islam - x 3 Mark Gilbert - x 5View details Wed 01/10/2025 3 Spaces Available Wrecking Trip - 4.13m Ben Cope - x 2 Derek Coulson - x 3 Robert Wojnarowicz - x 2View details Mon 06/10/2025 6 Spaces Available Wreck & Reef Trip - 5.58m Volker Bartlau - x 4View details Tue 07/10/2025 7 Spaces Available Wreck & Reef Trip - 5.86m Will sail with 4 anglers. Dave & Del - x 2 Dave Sharp - x 1View details Sun 19/10/2025 4 Spaces Available Wreck & Reef Trip - 5.31m Aaron Soloman - x 5 Jamie Ping - x 1View details Sat 25/10/2025 3 Spaces Available Wreck & Reef Trip - 5.21m Jimmy Yeung - x 1 Dave Pickup - x 3 Calvin Dipper - x 3View details Sun 26/10/2025 6 Spaces Available Wreck & Reef Trip - 5.01m Derek Hopkinson - x 4View details Thu 30/10/2025 5 Spaces Available Wrecking Trip - 4.27m Ian Kellock - x 1 Dave Sharp - x 1 Robin Lever - x 2 Carl Madin - x 1View details Sat 01/11/2025 5 Spaces Available Uptiding Trip - 4.68m Will sail with 4 anglers Jimmy Yeung - x 1 Dmitrijs Lobanovs - x 1 Greg Ince - x 1View details Tue 04/11/2025 6 Spaces Available Uptiding Trip - 5.57m Will sail with 4 anglers. Dave & Del - x 2View details