I hope you enjoy your stay at PleasureFishing.com. This site is aimed at those who enjoy pleasure fishing, from the beginner upwards with a lean towards bigger fish. The sites not a complete guide to fishing, it's just here to pass a few tips on that might help you catch a few more fish.
Whats New?
Preparing Expander Pellets! - 2nd April 2009
For one of the best guides on the net on how to prepare expander pellets click here.
They are a great bait that most coarse fish love and are very easy to prepare yourself.
Supermarket Additives! - 15th January 2009
Not only do bait boosting additives come from tackle shops. There are many great fish catchers available from the local supermarket. click here for more details.
New Fishing Videos Website!
Visit PleasureFishingVideos.com. It's a "youTube" style website. You can view videos, or you can join and upload them yourself.
Visit the Photo Gallery.
Got any pictures of fish you'd like to show on the site, or maybe just a good photograph of the water you fish. Visit the gallery and click on "upload file".
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Spice Up Your Bait and Fishing a Little and Alter Your Presentation.
Ever fancied making some red coloured, strawberry flavoured sweetcorn. Or how about some tandoori luncheon meat. Have you ever tried hair rigging corn or meat? Altering the way your bait is presented can make a big difference to your catch rates. Check out the bait links on the left for more information.
How to Tie a Hair Rig and Set Up a Swimfeeder.
Tying a hair rig is that easy, once you know how you can do it with your eyes closed. In the right circumstances it can make a big difference to your catch rates and you don't have to use it just for carp. You don't need special braid, ordinary fishing line off the reel will do.
If your not quite sure how to set up a swimfeeder or ledger, have a look at the ledgering pages. Ledgering was once regarded as a crude method of fishing. Thanks to advances in technique it is now some peoples preferred method.
If your not sure what a "drop back" is and why you need to be able to see them, have a look at the animations in the ledgering section.