Latest members gallery submission
 | Gary Bridson with a new Douglas AC boat caught Bass of 4lb 9oz (Also thought to be a new IOM record subject to confirmation) |
| Submitted by: ManxAngler, on 19 August 2008 | |
Latest catch report
DAC Boat Species Comp
Submitted by: billybooth, on 1 September 2008
the weather was perfect for a good day out in the boat for our latest round of species hunting,we fished from 1pm - 8pm and all boat's reached double figures.
there was lot's of stories at the weigh in of fish lost, things seen through the day.
myself and mark k... read more
Other recently submitted reports
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by tearemanxman
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Prospects for September
The seasons begin to change, but the summer species will still be around as good as before. Conger fishing at night becomes a much more practical option as the nights begin to draw in. A month for big callig and wrasse to turn up.
Welcome to Manx Shore Fishing, a web site containing information on the many aspects of fishing from the beaches, piers and rock marks of the Isle of Man.
The Isle of Man has a wide variety of species on offer for the sea angler to target from the shore. From the humble dogfish, coalfish and mackerel, to the more sought after species such as tope, bass and callig (pollack to non-locals), there is something for everyone.
In addition to the wide choice of species, there are also a great variety of places to fish, with about 100 miles of coastline comprising of long unbroken stretches of sand and shingle beaches, secluded coves, deep water rock marks and convenient piers and promenades. The marks section will give you some information on a selection of the many fishing venues around the Island, and the species page gives some details about a few of the species that are available, plus some tips on catching them. Further information about the general fishing prospects throughout the year can be found on the calendar page.
The catch reports and members gallery sections provide a facility for anglers to submit their own catch reports and pictures. All contributions are welcome and will instantly appear on the website. The forum and chat room facilities allow anglers to further contribute to the site and to share information with each other. The angling clubs section gives details of local angling clubs, including competition dates and venues
Finally, there are some links to weather, tide and fishing related websites where hopefully you will find some interesting and useful information.
If you have any questions, or would like to leave feedback, suggestions or comments in general about the site, then please use the forum (where you can contribute your own comments publically) or the contact form (which will send your feedback privately by email).
Enjoy the site, feel free to contribute and tight lines.
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