Southwest Sea Fishing Blog

Coming just a few days after telling everyone about Paul’s new blog on SWSF, I have another exciting development to share – well, I think it’s rather exciting, anyway.

Tom, from The Tackle and Bait Shop , St Budeaux, Plymouth, has kindly offered to share his Monthly Fishing Report with SWSF. In his ‘Tales of the Tamar’, Tom shares with us the latest developments on the Plymouth sea angling scene – all, of course, with his usual style and panache.

In essence, it’s tackle shop gossip in HTML format, and I love it. Thanks Tom.

You can find the link to Tom’s latest tales at the bottom of the home page under ‘Monthly Fishing Reports’. You can read his April dispatch here .

Now, if you are privy to the latest fishing gossip and goings on in your area (maybe you are a keen fisherman, a local tackle shop owner, or skipper etc) and you want to do a monthly round-up here on SWSF, then drop me a line at nath[at]southwestseafishing.co.uk.

I'd love to get a few more reports up to help the rest of us out.

Cheers.

I’m delighted to announce that Paul, from over at My Cornish Angling Blog , recently got in touch and has kindly offered to blog about his sea angling adventures on SWSF. Rest assured, his great blog will carry on since this is extra curricular fish-talk. 'Some people just can't get enough of it - present company included.

Now this comes as most welcome news – particularly since Paul often manages to fish Cornish marks that other beers (and SWSF editors) regularly fail to reach. More often than not I will choose to fish to the east and deeper into Devon - not because the fishing is necessarily better (but I’d be interested to know your views on that one) – but simply because that’s the area I know best.

But with ‘our man in Cornwall’, and his local knowledge and experience, it can only serve to provide a more balanced picture and a heap more information on where to fish and what’s hot and what’s not right across our two counties. Naturally, I’m chuffed to bits with this latest development.

Paul's blog can be read by following the link from dropdown menu entitled ‘Southwest Sea Fishing Blog’ situated in the blue menu bar at the top of the page.

All that’s left is to say is a big thank you, welcome, and we look forward to your forthcoming posts!

...Oh, and in the words of Alan Sugar: if we blank – one of us is gonna get fired... :)