If Carlsberg made sea fishing web sites for East Anglia, they probably wouldn't be as good as this one.

David Parkinson's guide to fishing the Gower, could be handy for future Jolly Boy's trips!

Macky's site, first port of call for info. on fishing the Holderness or Lincs coasts.

Metcheck, pretty good medium range forecasting site.

Alan Yates's blog on the fox site, based mostly on his fishing around Dover and well worth a read, never shy of an opinion our Alan.

"Here be monsters" I sometimes wonder if these guys know what they've got. Only read the catch reports if your not easily depressed.

Veals innit, nuff said.

Invaluable wind predictor, you can also monitor the air pressure here.

Tony Burman's weekly write up for the netmorefish website, handy if your planning a trip in the Humber.

Fishing forum site with some very active users, I found it good for info. from the south and east coasts.

Throw your weight behind the guys here, they're fighting your corner.

The NFSA the only nationally recognised voice for sea anglers, these guys will fight your corner and the government will talk to them.

Humber Sea Angling Club's new site. Will be good when it's fully populated and good to keep an eye on what's going on in my old backyard.

Ian Gold's website, I've had cracking service off Ian, top bloke.

National fishing marks site, will be some good information here when its well populated.

Holt Sea Anglers, very active local club.

Russ's blog site. A cracking read and handy to keep up with what's going on in the deep south of the patch.

Vic Fisher's site, looks a cracking read, loads of content for those fishless nights.

Mike Ladle's co written book in ebook form, a cracking read, if you don't believe me check out the reviews!

Geoff Gonella's new book on Bass and B.A.S.S, a must for all you spikey hunters!