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Tench fishing is becoming more and more popular in modern day angling. The bright green shine of the beautiful tench or the golden shine on an early morning day. These fish are beautiful and exciting to catch. I’ll give you a good starting point on how to catch these stunning fish, to hope you bag yourself a few on your next visit. What is a Tench? The Tench, Doctor Fish, Tinca Tinca all names of…
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Carp fishing is the most popular type of fishing in the UK, with an estimated 7.9 million people participating in the UK. This was the most recent study carried out by the environment agency, back in 2015. The figure is said to be much higher now we’re in to 2024. When somebody says carp fishing, you automatically assume days sitting lakeside in hope of that one big fish. Carp fishing is also for the day…
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The picturesque seaside town of Great Yarmouth, in Norfolk County, has been attracting tourists since the late 1700s. Currently, it is one of the UK’s top deluxe destinations for daytime trips, weekend getaways, and extended vacations. Great Yarmouth has a pleasant blend of traditional coastal charm and trendy niceties, picturesque countryside, quaint villages, and attractions like the historic Hippodrome Circus. The Circus has a retro vibe and special features like a sinking floor. Great Yarmouth…
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Blakeney is a gem in the Norfolk region, waiting for you to explore its enchanting architecture, flint cottages, and breathtaking views of the coast. Blakeney is a village in a region of incredible beauty in the North Norfolk Heritage Coast. Once it was home to fishermen and now has plenty of spots to dine, and stay, bars, gift stores, and art showrooms you should visit. Blakeney National Nature Reserve offers open wide spaces to explore…
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Where is Diss, Norfolk? Diss is an ancient market town located near South Norfolk, near the Suffolk border. This town is almost one and a half hours away from London. The name Diss originates from the Saxon term Dice or Disce meaning a lake or puddle of standing water, referring to Diss’ Mere. Mere is a lovely six-acre lake, with a hilly ancient town with historic structures, and 14th Century church. Visiting diss has never…