Fishing Lake in Wakefield

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DNA Baits Ltd, The Maltings Common Lane, Leeds, LS25 5BX
Tel. 01977 681841

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Covering the following areas in Wakefield: Batley, Castleford, Dewsbury, Heckmondwike, Knottingley, Liversedge, Mirfield, Normanton, Ossett, Pontefract, Wakefield

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The second day they targeted permit, which his more experienced friends said were difficult, although John had caught three before and briefed Mike on how to induce a take. Again, with Carlos’s expert knowledge of the flats, they found a small pod of fish in slightly deeper water than they had fished yesterday. Mike’s third cast at the lead permit fell just right, and he allowed the crab to sink to the bottom before executing John’s suggested twitch to bring some life to the lure. The permit, now feeding upended, reacted immediately and smothered the crab, where

The fight lasted a good 15 minutes. Once he had stopped that first run, Robert brought the fish back into the deeper water and managed to keep it there, letting it run round in the open but always feeling that he had some control over it. Once he felt the fish weakening, he started backing up towards the shallower water close to the bank, coaxing the fish in with him. He unhooked the net from his back, put his foot on the head and extended the handle in preparation for landing the sea trout.
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Robert brought the fish into the shallows

Skerries are small outcrops of rock that poke above the surface of the loch, often as tiny stony beaches in the middle of otherwise seemingly deep water. Despite being 3000 acres in area, Harray is seldom more than 6 feet deep and these shallow areas were always the best for fishing back then. This one seemed peculiar, though. Geordie was right: it was too high out of the water.
We were about 100 yards away when the stones started to move, then slid off the back of the skerry.
‘I do not believe it,’ shouted Peter. ‘It’s a seal!’
‘No,’ said Geordie, ‘you

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.