LRF Pollack at Skarnsundet

Large LRF Pollack

There was some great LRF Pollack fishing to be had out the back of our apartment at Skarnsundet. 60cm fish were in range of a 1 or 2 gram jighead at certain stages of the tide and put up a great fight on a 7g rated LRF rod. Massive fun.

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Short Spined Sea Scorpions in Norway

Short Spined Sea Scorpion Belly

Short-Spined Sea Scorpions a plenty on a recent visit to Skarnsundet harbour in Norway. Awesome colours on these scorpion fish!

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LRF Poole Party

Green & Gold Wrasse

Found myself in Dorset for a few days and managed three micro sessions down at Poole Quay. Read more

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LRF Portsmouth

Rock Goby Portsmouth

Looking back at my blog, LRF doesn't really get going until April. Or so I thought. With 5 days still left of March I can't quite believe what a great day's fishing I've just had around Portsmouth. Last year I had to drive west to find the early fish. Read more

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About Light Rock Fishing

Light Rock Fishing, or LRF as it's more commonly known means different things to different people. Essentially it's ultra light lure fishing - requiring skill and finesse. It's the perfect way to hone your general lure fishing skills and continues all year round. No longer do you need to pack up your lure fishing tackle in winter, once traditional sport species like Bass disappear. For others, like me, it's the ideal fishing discipline to target new and interesting species, helping us to knotch up record levels of species each season. To all though, young and old, experienced or beginner, it means incredibly fun fishing - get involved!

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