By Nigel Hannant, on September 8th, 2009
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!
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By Nigel Hannant, on September 1st, 2008
- Name: Cobbleacre Lakes
- Location: Hevingham
- Reviewed: No
- Permits Available: Day tickets only
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By Nigel Hannant, on July 24th, 2008
- Name: Taverham Mill Fishery and Costessey Lakes
- Location: Taverham, near Norwich
- Reviewed: No
- Permits Available: Day and season tickets
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By Nigel Hannant, on June 18th, 2008
Swangey Lakes near Attleborough seems to be a permanent fixture in the local angling news, producing another recent Mirror Carp of over 30lb! This fishery is very close to where I live, so I must give it a try.
Another fishery often in the news is the Kingfisher Lake at Lyng. This has produced a HUGE 36lb . . . → Read More: Swangey Lakes and Kingfisher Lake
By Nigel Hannant, on June 7th, 2008
HUGE can only be the word used to describe Steve’s Common Carp, weighing in at 44lb!
The monster was caught at Waveney Valley Lakes, and a lovely touch to the story is the fishery Manager, Dave Potter said he thought the fish had died or had been poached as it had not been caught for sometime. I . . . → Read More: Respect is due to Steve Ridgeon’s huge Carp
