Angling

Some 15,000 fish have been released into a Norfolk river as part of bid to support the environment and anglers.

Our columnist takes a walk down memory lane with one of the area's most popular venues.

Chris winds the clock back 30 years to a time when the sport became polarised between specimen carp anglers and match anglers.

This week's column looks at one particular stretch of Bury St Edmunds Angling Association water.

Chris goes back to the 1960s era as well as bringing readers up-to-date with a legend of the local river match scene who is still going strong.

Clocks going back leads to a trip down memory lane.

Local angler nabs some big catches from his trip across The Channel.

Here is the latest news and reports from our local waters.

James-Lee Hardy looking forward to rubbing shoulders with some of angling's big names.

Here's the latest from around our local lakes from Suffolk News' angling correspondent.

This week our columnist takes a detailed look at Bury St Edmunds Angling Association.

Some youngsters have been enjoying themselves at our local lakes.

Chris Boughton rounds up the latest matches to take place at clubs in the area in his latest angling column.

Angler reflects on his 'best ever session' at Highbridge.

Chris Boughton looks at an explosion of carp at one particular fishery and reports back on a recent veterans match.

Large carp are starting to feed more confidently in our local waters.

This week's column takes a look at why there are not many Open matches fished locally these days.

Long-serving Nigel Bruton was a great servant of Bury St Edmunds Angling Association.

Chris Boughton looks at the increase in pleasing reports for specimen carp returns and a veterans match in his latest column.

Badwell Ash is once again producing the goods.