Sprat

What to fish for off the UK coast, how to fish it, and why.

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Have a go on a mark that doesn't exist.

Tell it where you're standing and it'll tell you what's worth trying.

Made-up marks. Real advice.

The Gut · NOW
Bass
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THE METHOD
weighted paddletail or a grippy surf glide

weighted paddletail or a grippy surf glide; bigger profile, more vibration; retrieve: steady, let the lure work the water

White PearlFIRST CHOICE
ALSO TRY
Black Pearl
Chartreuse
TONIGHT
2ft, droppingNE offshore 8ktmid-flood · neapsdusk 21:17
WHY THIS PLAN

because a dropping swell leaves food churned up and just enough colour for a bass to hunt without being seen, which is the shortest window and the best one on this coast.

  • Live tides where you're standing
  • Kit that catches, and where to get it
  • The rig drawn, not described
  • Not much to go on
    Learns your marks — and admits when it's wrong
  • Offline
    Works when the signal doesn't

Nothing else gives a UK sea angler a plan. There are tide tables, forecasts and catch logs — none of them read the water and tell you what's worth trying.

A tide table gives you the curve. Sprat reads it — and the swell, the light and the season — and tells you what it means.

Written by an angler, checked before it reaches you. Nothing is invented on the spot.

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24species
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Sprat — UK sea fishing: what to fish for, how to fish it, and why