http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/-t1.htm Wed, 07 Apr 2010 15:22:07 GMT 10 http://i65.servimg.com/u/f65/13/65/23/93/heder110.gif http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/-t1.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/preparing-your-peeler-crab-t507.htm kingcrab those of you who fish crab at certain times of the year may want to know the best way to prepare them especially if you live inland well heres my method 30 peeler collected at differant stages of the peel 1 polystyrene box about 18in x 12in 6in deep with lid have all the crab in the box i keep mine outdoors in shade if its hot place a freezer ice pack in the box every day till the weather cools off add about 1/2 in of sea water to the box and cover them in sea weed you ... FISHING TIPS Mon, 13 Jul 2009 17:43:09 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/preparing-your-peeler-crab-t507.htm#2157 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/preparing-your-peeler-crab-t507.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/recycle-frozen-lug-worm-t1062.htm jazzman Hi Guys I just thought i would post a little of what i do with defrosted lug. When you go out with frozen lug and you have fished do you throw the left overs in the sea or do you take them home to recycle for those who have to pay for bait it can get costly if you throw away frozen bait so ive come up with a tip of how to recycle your lug worm after a fish. the photo below shows they don't look very good for another fish but you can revamp them to look good to a fish. ... FISHING TIPS Wed, 07 Apr 2010 15:22:07 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/recycle-frozen-lug-worm-t1062.htm#6432 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/recycle-frozen-lug-worm-t1062.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/reel-drag-setting-t986.htm jazzman This idea is not a bad one to adopt. when you have finished fishing and you take your reel off the rod most people leave the drag set on
tight this compresses the washers in the reel so the tip is to back the drag off completely untill you fish again which will stop the ware on them
and hopefully they will last longer


Ron]]> FISHING TIPS Mon, 08 Mar 2010 00:26:41 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/reel-drag-setting-t986.htm#5954 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/reel-drag-setting-t986.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/chemical-tip-lights-t129.htm jazzman If you use the chemical tip lights at the end of the night if you put your bait in the freezer take off the chemical tip light and store it with
your bait you can get a few more night out of it try it works


Ron]]> FISHING TIPS Mon, 23 Mar 2009 18:06:41 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/chemical-tip-lights-t129.htm#351 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/chemical-tip-lights-t129.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/digital-camera-t787.htm kingcrab ]]> FISHING TIPS Sun, 22 Nov 2009 19:51:14 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/digital-camera-t787.htm#4179 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/digital-camera-t787.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/boat-trips-whats-in-your-box-t667.htm h4ppy-chris and for what type of fishing?]]> FISHING TIPS Sun, 27 Sep 2009 19:05:58 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/boat-trips-whats-in-your-box-t667.htm#3323 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/boat-trips-whats-in-your-box-t667.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/birdsnest-not-a-problem-t689.htm Squiresoak In the interest of research and for the greater good of all forum members I deliberately on purpose nested my multi to test the theory in the YouTube video (link below) to see if it really works. Believe it or not folks it does Just remember not to pull your line off your reel too harshly when you come to a knot situation and hard thumb pressure is needed when you give the reel a turn. You sort of get the impression you are making things worse but stick with it and your reel ... FISHING TIPS Tue, 06 Oct 2009 09:21:53 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/birdsnest-not-a-problem-t689.htm#3462 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/birdsnest-not-a-problem-t689.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/filling-your-reels-spool-correctly-t470.htm kingcrab ]]> FISHING TIPS Tue, 23 Jun 2009 09:11:37 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/filling-your-reels-spool-correctly-t470.htm#1976 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/filling-your-reels-spool-correctly-t470.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/line-loader-t426.htm kingcrab [/url]knocked this up yesterday due to my other half not being available to help load my reels (should ave done this yrs back) about 2ft of 3x1 2 angle brackets there were 20p ea and a pencil my base is about 1ft long the uprights 6in screwup thru the base to secure the uprights add the brackets drill an 8mm hole for the pencil simples ps some one tell me why photobucket puts two pics up cant weigh that one up FISHING TIPS Sun, 31 May 2009 19:03:04 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/line-loader-t426.htm#1706 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/line-loader-t426.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/john-holden-fishing-tips-t389.htm kingcrab ]]> FISHING TIPS Tue, 19 May 2009 18:48:54 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/john-holden-fishing-tips-t389.htm#1541 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/john-holden-fishing-tips-t389.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/no-excuses-for-a-badly-running-reel-now-t390.htm kingcrab this pretty much the same cleaning procedure for all multipliers]]> FISHING TIPS Tue, 19 May 2009 18:55:24 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/no-excuses-for-a-badly-running-reel-now-t390.htm#1542 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/no-excuses-for-a-badly-running-reel-now-t390.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/gripper-weights-t376.htm wijonty the little plastic boxes you get with the wooden tooth picks or chees and pickle sticks is what we use them for a 110 grm to a 150 grm grpper weight just fits in nice saves them getting tangled with other stuff cheers jonty FISHING TIPS Mon, 18 May 2009 11:13:35 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/gripper-weights-t376.htm#1507 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/gripper-weights-t376.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/thought-this-might-be-useful-t349.htm kingfisher National Federation of Sea Anglers NFSA MINIMUM SIZE LIMITS Shore Shore Boat Boat Fish cm in cm in Bass 41 16 41 16 Bream (red) 25 10 25 10 Bream (black)24 9.5 24 9.5 Brill 35 14 35 14 Bull Huss 58 23 58 23 Coal Fish 35 14 35 14 Cod 35 14 35 14 Conger eel 91 36 120 48 Dab 20 8 20 8 Dogfish 38 15 46 18 Flounder 27 10 25 10 Garfish 38 15 38 15 Tub Gurnard28 11 28 11 Haddock 35 14 35 14 Hake 30 12 30 12 John Dory 33 13 33 13 Ling 72 28 72 28 Mackeral 30 12 30 12 Megrim 25 10 25 10 Mullet 33 13 33 13 Plaice ... FISHING TIPS Mon, 11 May 2009 08:49:42 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/thought-this-might-be-useful-t349.htm#1368 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/thought-this-might-be-useful-t349.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/abu-6500ct-tuning-t316.htm jazzman There are four ways to control a 6500 CT Mag all four need to be in harmony for things to run smoothly. They are: Oil - Centrifugal brakes - Magnets - Line level Too thin oil requires more brakes or mags and less line, too few mags means thicker oil and more brakes, You get the picture. Having used a 6500 CT Mag for field work I would recommend the following: MAGNETS Use three or four of the standard rare earth magnets, suggest you start with four and drop to three only if you need less magnet ... FISHING TIPS Sat, 02 May 2009 00:33:23 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/abu-6500ct-tuning-t316.htm#1182 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/abu-6500ct-tuning-t316.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/slippery-rod-handle-t247.htm Welsh Wheels If your rod handle (careful!!) gets slippery when fishing in wet or cold conditions....try placing 2 or 3 elastic bands around it and you'll get a better grip, try it it works a treat

Tight lines,

Andy ]]> FISHING TIPS Tue, 21 Apr 2009 15:18:25 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/slippery-rod-handle-t247.htm#820 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/slippery-rod-handle-t247.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/salting-lug-worms-t64.htm h4ppy-chris
]]> FISHING TIPS Sun, 15 Mar 2009 12:32:49 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/salting-lug-worms-t64.htm#151 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/salting-lug-worms-t64.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/attaching-rod-tip-lights-t86.htm cuckoo
lee.]]> FISHING TIPS Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:54:18 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/attaching-rod-tip-lights-t86.htm#210 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/attaching-rod-tip-lights-t86.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/alternative-bubble-float-t176.htm Welsh Wheels following on from jonty's bubble float I just remembered another way....and that is using tennis balls which you can pick up in packs cheaply from many places, pound shops for example. they have the added advantage that they help to stop your fish, when you catch any that is, from dragging your line around rocks and other obstructions. this is a real benefit when fishing over wrecks etc, plus you can get them in bright colours like yellow and orange. Tight lines!! Andy FISHING TIPS Fri, 03 Apr 2009 09:30:38 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/alternative-bubble-float-t176.htm#565 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/alternative-bubble-float-t176.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/easy-bubble-float-t158.htm wijonty get a small plastice bottle put hole in cap and in bottom put a pike wire through but ty nots in side so wire cant pull out put swivel on each end fill bottle with candellwax thread wire through lid and screw on bubble float for life jonty FISHING TIPS Fri, 27 Mar 2009 18:54:02 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/easy-bubble-float-t158.htm#473 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/easy-bubble-float-t158.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/carrying-weights-about-t151.htm Buck2003 I found rather than having lots of leads rattling around my tackle box I could put them in an old egg box and each weight sits nicely in place. FISHING TIPS Thu, 26 Mar 2009 14:50:56 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/carrying-weights-about-t151.htm#443 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/carrying-weights-about-t151.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/fishing-with-mussels-t13.htm FishingwithFrank ]]> FISHING TIPS Mon, 09 Mar 2009 14:24:48 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/fishing-with-mussels-t13.htm#29 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/fishing-with-mussels-t13.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/bait-boxes-for-nowt-t100.htm haverodwilltravel
Leeroy]]> FISHING TIPS Wed, 18 Mar 2009 13:17:12 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/bait-boxes-for-nowt-t100.htm#256 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/bait-boxes-for-nowt-t100.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/pumping-black-lug-t11.htm FishingwithFrank ]]> FISHING TIPS Mon, 09 Mar 2009 14:14:30 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/pumping-black-lug-t11.htm#27 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/pumping-black-lug-t11.htm http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/bait-digging-t6.htm FishingwithFrank
is that better frank]]> FISHING TIPS Sun, 08 Mar 2009 09:10:41 GMT http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/bait-digging-t6.htm#13 http://www.uk-sea-fishing.org/fishing-tips-f17/bait-digging-t6.htm