Even in the cold you can still get a nibble!


Just because the days are getting shorter and colder it doesn't mean that you have to back away your bait and rods, there is still fish to catch. We're so passionate about fishing that we like to get out there every season, so in this weeks blog we're going to talk about what's still swimming in our seas.

As the weather hasn't gotten to cold yet, there will still be some of the summer fish to be had, especially on the southern coast. You may still be lucky enough to hook some mackerel, thornback ray and large bass and pollock. As autumn moves closer to winter you are more likely to see whiting and flatfish such as flounder and dab.

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Thornback Ray


As we move into the new year and the water gets colder then the cod fishing becomes more abundant, although be wary of the smaller cod as they have a habit of  stealing the bait and becoming a nuisance. If you're brave enough to venture out on the coldest of days then it could be extremely rewarding, with a chance of catching three-bearded-rockling, pouting and even an Atlantic wolffish.

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Atlantic Wolffish

If like us your passion for fishing continues all year round and you're planning on getting out there in all weathers check out our Sea Fishing Accessories  and Fishing Clothing collection in store now at Reid Outdoors.


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