Today Mika is going to set a longline fishing trap on the lake and see what he can catch. He's already saved some worms from his garden and now has the unenviable task of putting them on 100 hooks. He then sets out on his boat and finds an area near the shore with a steady depth before setting the trap and leaving it overnight. With a couple of Bream caught, Mika decides to smoke them as this will give them a better flavour. He guts the Bream before adding to the smoker which is prepared with wood chips, juniper and sugar. Afetr 30 mins the ream is smoked and once cooled he sits down and enjoys his fish with a dark beer.
Today Mika going to cook Bulgogi, a Korean dish that is normally made with beef but also works well with lake fish. He’s trolling on Lake Saimaa and starts things off with a nice Perch. This is...
This week on the Journal we’ll re-visit a farm pond with two young men. On Gear Time we’ll discuss the tackle that is needed to fish a pond and join Donna Reynolds in the kitchen for a fish...
Top matchman Will Raison is at Sumners Pond alternating between positively and negatively fed lines, as he successfully bags a tidy weight of silverfish.
Hosts Antonio ‘smash’ Meleca and Shawn ‘fish on’ DeGagne visit Bear Creek in Calender Bay of Ontario, Canada in this episode of Celebrity Fish and Fire, this time joining NHL hockey stars...
Today Mika is planning to fry up some small Perch for a bankside lunch. The most effective way of catching them is via traps and a longline net, so the rods are left at home this time. Mika checks...
Will Raison ‘match fishing guru’ reveals his pole fishing tactics on Gold Valley Lakes and answers the question – how to fill the gaps in the middle of a match?
Today Mika is without his rods and instead planning to get a head start on the Crayfish season. He starts showing us how he prepares his traps with some Bream as bait, before heading out on the lake...
Paul is in Ireland at Camlough Lake near Newry in County Armagh. He joins Oliver McGauley and Rory O’Neil for a spot of coarse fishing, using a variety of local methods and baits, together they fill...
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