We have produced a series of programmes, available to buy on DVD, about angling in Sussex. Talking Tackle with Jim Whippy and Glyn Morgan Fishing for Plaice, Fishing for Cod and now Black Bream Fishing on the Kingmere Reef.
Preview below for a taste of what is in store.
Talking Tackle is a new series of programmes demonstrating the tackle, tactics and techniques used by South Coast anglers. The programmes feature top south coast angler and writer Jim Whippy and Glyn Morgan, owner of Anglers Den Sussex, demonstrating the rigs and tackle they use, including rigs, leads, disgorgers and also specialised Sussex boat gear.
Tim Macpherson and Jim Whippy show how they catch cod off on board 'Carrick Lee' skippered Frank Shaw. They concentrate on drifting over the mid channel wrecks using shads, pirks and lead heads for 'Cod hopping'. The programme has plenty of cod action with fish into double figures. In addition there is a section explaining all about cod, their habitat, baits that work and methods of catching them.
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A team of experienced anglers, including angling writer Jim Whippy and angling publisher Tim Macpherson fish for Bream on Shoreham Charter Boat She Likes It II. Fishing on the Kingmere, one of the premier Bream marks in the Channel, the team have a fantastic day catching over 30 bream up to 4lb’s. The programme shares the excitement of the trip, the methods, tactics, plus more about bream and this threatened marine habitat. Includes extras on Cod Mullet, Plaice and Pollock
In this programme Tim and Jim drift for plaice revealing the baits and rigs they use to catch one of the most highly prized table fish in the UK. The impressive red spotted flatfish gives a good account of itself on light tackle. Using two boats the anglers meet off the Sussex coast to target the spring run of fish returning inshore after spawning.
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