With everyone having to tighten their belts, or should I say rod cases, finding somewhere to fish for free in Norfolk has to be a good place to save some fishing pennies!
SonyGeezer has created a great website dedicated to just that - finding locations to drop your line without costing you a penny.
You can find his great website at: http://www.freenorfolkfishing.co.uk/
I am always keen to promote Norfolk as a top fishing location in the UK, whether you are a coarse, fly or sea angler.
What many people are not aware of, are the great holiday destinations in Norfolk specifically targeted for the keen Angler who wants to go fishing while on holiday. There is a wide gamut of available holiday accommodation to enjoy while taking your break. From cottages and lodges to caravans and camping.
When I was a kid Dad would always manage to squeeze in a couple of rods down the side of the Morris Marina, and stuff some reels under the spare tyre. When holidaying with a family of 5 every spare inch was needed, and he did not believe in roof racks or trailers! The car was so laden down so much some times the mud flaps would catch on the road if there was a slight bump…oh happy days!
Well you might by pleased to know the video does not last for 24 hours, but thanks to kieranprotsmithfor sharing this on YouTube:
You can find Shallowbrook Lakes on the Norwich Road near Costessey.
Reading my local press it appears the Waveney Valley is performing well once again. In particular this time Marsh Trail Lakes. While this might strictly speaking be in Suffolk, I am keen to support my neighbouring county as well! 
Made up of 4 lakes, A,B,C and not surprisingly D, all four are presenting anglers with rewarding nets and for only £7 per day it is well worth a visit. For more information contact David Ragan on 07913 115 610 or buy your tickets from Angling Direct.
Ok, a first for this Fishing life blog - video!!
I cannot vouch for the quality or content - but apparently this is Fen Fishery near Mulbarton. They looked like they were having fun anyway! Also I have never hear of this fishery so another one to add to the list.
