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Time is running out unless you want to spend the next four or five months watching the weather and hoping for the odd, very odd, weekend that will not only be fishable, but will have the fish in a co-operative mood. Winter fishing is very different ...

If the proliferation of witches, ghosts and pumpkins hasn’t given it away yet, then you may just start to come to the realisation that the angling season is slowly, but very surely, coming to an end. Although back in the olden days when the tourism-o...

Finally! They say that all good things come to those who wait but this year’s Royal Gazette Wahoo Tournament kept a lot of people waiting for a very long time – five weeks to be precise. Everything came right in the end, though. Sunday was a calm, su...

Another weekend beckons and the question in every angler’s mind is whether or not the weather will allow for fishing. Certainly, the last few have not and it is getting rather late in the year to even be considering an offshore excursion. In fact, m...

Last Sunday sure wasn’t a day for wahoo fishing; especially not in a small boat! Conditions saw the Royal Gazette Wahoo Tournament postponed yet again with a small craft warning keeping much of the fleet at home. Leaving that aside, it really looks...

Enough already! The active Atlantic has already pretty well exhausted this island and its willingness to batten down hatches, add hurricane lines, shift moorings and otherwise ready oneself for what is called “the tropical season”. Perhaps one of th...

Decision made! It won’t be this weekend, that’s for sure. The RG Wahoo Tournament that is. A firm decision taken by the organisers in a most timely manner. Not that there will be too many who will be complaining. The amount of marine mayhem that to...

Fingers crossed, the weather will hold for the 53rd Royal Gazette Wahoo Tournament, one of the island’s oldest and best attended angling tournaments. One of the few public tournaments to still feature line classes and to put an emphasis on the light...

Where has the year gone! This is the last weekend that features a summer holiday and many will be making a last-ditch attempt to head offshore, enjoy a boating picnic or simply soak up some sunshine before life returns to the humdrum world of work an...

The number of recreational lobster diving licences has been cut by 75 to 375 for the new season in a bid to conserve the crustaceans. The move by the home affairs ministry came after statistics for the 2018-19 season showed a 2 per cent decrease in t...

The calm seas have dragged out plenty of anglers who would normally shun the heat that August brings Happily, for most, there have been some rewards as the wahoo fishing is showing plenty of signs of picking up which augurs well for the awaited autum...

The passage of some frontal boundaries this past week made for a bit of a mixing of the deep ocean waters and this, hopefully, will prevent the formation of that so-called “green water” that the offshore angler does his best to avoid. The fish don’t...