Fishing Lake in Hartlepool

Find a Place to Fish in Hartlepool

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UK Fishing Lake

The Carrs Angling Lakes, Carlton Village, Stockton-On-Tees, TS21 1EB
Tel. 07855 219066

The Durham Fly Fishing Co, 14 Claypool Farm Close, Hartlepool, TS27 4QZ, Cleveland
Tel. 07904 278889

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Covering the following areas in Hartlepool: Broadway, Droitwich, Evesham, Malvern, Pershore, Tenbury Wells, Worcester

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You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.

Short Extract

Ocean exploded in popularity during the last couple of decades of the twentieth century. Great fun though saltwater fly-fishing is, exponents still occasionally like to take time out and revert to the old methods of bait or surface lure fishing with poppers for bigger specimens, such as barracuda, billfish or one of the all-time favourite quarries, giant trevally. Trevally, pound for pound, have a reputation for being one of the hardest fighting fish in the sea.
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Steve was on Alphonse in the Indian Ocean. He decided to ask his boatman w

Hughie, and a friend, Simon, were on the river early one morning, having seen a weather forecast the previous evening that promised rain by midday. The river was already at a good height for fly fishing, but it wouldn’t need much of a deluge to make it unfishable, which would be a pity, because there were plenty of fresh salmon about.
It was September and some stale sea trout were being a nuisance. Both men had caught and returned a couple of fish in the lower pools, AMAZING FISHING STORIES
but Hughie was now back at the top of the beat in the Junction Poo

‘They’re all asleep,’ Don shouted. ‘Just keep ’em coming and enjoy yourself!’
The sport became frenetic. That second fish was a wahoo, and it was followed by jacks, two yellow-fin tuna, a mahimahi, more king mackerel and a decent-sized giant trevally. A tuna slapped around the deck and made enough noise to rouse one of the fishing party out of his stupor, and he was galvanised into enough action to take the rod and play a lively Queenfish, which meant that Don could stay on the wheel while Mark played crew and boated the fish. However, although the Japanese s