May is bream season — and most anglers don't know it. As water temperatures rise and the fish move shallow to feed before spawning, there's a short window of incredible sport on offer. Here's how to make the most of it.

The Red-Eyed Awakening: A Love Letter to the Spring Tench

There is a specific kind of madness that only makes sense to an angler: shivering in a damp field at 4:30 AM just to witness the "fizz" of a feeding Tench. Known as the Doctor Fish, the Tinca is the undisputed soul of spring. But do you really need a mountain of expensive gear to catch them?

From the mystery of the rare Golden Tench to the adrenaline of targeting "tanks" on ultralight spinning gear, we’re stripping it back to basics. This guide covers everything from the "sweet tooth" of a Fjuka Fatboy to the philosophy of Occam’s Razor—proving that the simplest setups are often the deadliest.

Discover the UK’s most common coarse fish species in detail. From carp, barbel, and tench to dace, rudd, pike, and zander, this guide covers how to identify them, where and when to fish, specimen sizes, British record holders, and the best baits and tactics. Perfect for beginners and experienced anglers alike, it’s the ultimate reference for coarse fishing in the UK.

Learn feeder fishing basics with our step-by-step guide: setup, rods, reels, tips, bait choices, and reading bites for UK coarse fishing.

Autumn is one of the best times to enjoy float fishing in the UK. Cooler water temperatures and active feeding patterns make it easier to catch a variety of coarse fish, from roach and perch to carp and barbel. Whether you’re fishing on a river, canal, or stillwater, a properly set-up rod, correctly plumbed depth, and well-presented bait can make all the difference. This beginner-friendly guide covers everything you need to get started — from assembling your rod and attaching floats, to choosing baits and understanding which fish are most active during the season. Get ready to enjoy relaxing days on the water and some fantastic catches this autumn.