Report illegal fishing in England Use this service to report: fishing out of season fishing without a licence the use of illegal equipment to catch fish, for example fixed lines or nets the catching or trapping of protected types of fish Do not use this service to report someone who…
Report illegal fishing by phone
Report illegal fishing by phone If you’re unable to use the online service you can call the Environment Agency. Environment Agency incident hotline Telephone: 0800 80 70 60 24-hour service Find out about call charges After you make your report The Environment Agency will review your report and decide if…
Adapting your carp fishing strategy
Adapting your carp fishing strategy to the seasons—choosing the right bait, rigs, locations, and tactics—can significantly increase your chances of success throughout the year. Spring (March–May) Spring is the period when carp wake from their winter lethargy. Water temperatures rise, and the fish begin exploring shallows and feeding more actively Where to Fish: Focus on shallow zones where sunlight warms the water, areas with new weed growth, and marginal features like snags and reed beds DNA Baits+1 . Avoid cold wind exposure and seek warmer waters under low-pressure systems. . Brightly coloured and sweetly scented baits like strawberry or peach help attract attention. Keep a mobile approach, relocating swiftly to active areas indicated by bubbles, fizzing, or rolling fish urbancarptackle.co.uk+ Bait & Tactics: Use small, protein-rich baits such as single boilies or small PVA bags. Zig rigs and surface fishing are effective options to match carp feeding behaviour Summer (June–August) Summer presents both opportunities and challenges. Carp feed voraciously but can become lethargic during high pressure and heat waves DNA Baits+1 . Where to Fish: Target shaded margins, windward banks with higher oxygen levels, and sheltered bays. Weedbeds provide cover and conceal lines for more wary fish.
Silver Session – Border Fisheries
Silver Session – Border Fisheries Tips & Tricks To Catch More