GUIDED PIKE FISHING IN NORFOLK

 
Hi Nick,

Thanks again for a great weekend fishing! It was brilliant!
We will definitely be in touch for more pike fishing with you in the future.

Thanks again for a very enjoyable day the other week, we both really enjoyed it

 Here are the pictures of Kieran with his first pike, I think you'll agree he looks quite pleased with himself.
Thanks again it really was enjoyable.

Nick

Thanks for a great afternoons fishing last Monday, Jack and I really enjoyed it and we need to come back for more at the end of October. Do you have any free Saturdays?

Look forward to fishing with you soon.

David

Broadland Fishing Adventures

You can still experience the thrill of fishing one of Norfolk's top waterways with the most successful guide on the broads today. I have fished with Nick many times and his knowledge of the broads system is second to none and he always makes any trip a day to remember.

Recommendation by Nick of Fenland Fishing, one of the best guides who ever cast a lure. Unfortunately now retired due to ill health.

Hi Nick,

Just a short note to say we had a fantastic day and really enjoyed it sally

welcome to the frequently asked questions. If you have any enquires email them to us and we will reply as soon as possible. 

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Hi! I have tried to book in with you but,  you are  fully booked the week when I come on holiday to Norfolk. Can you recommend another guide?    No problem, Alan of the Predator People is very good. If you put in www.predator-people.co.uk you will find him. . If you can make it to the Fens Nick at Fenland Fishing Adventures www.fenfishing.co.uk  Nick will give you a great day out.

Do you use live bait?     Personally not very often.  With the advances in lure fishing technology I find I don't need to.

Hi nick if i book a trip with you where will we be fishing? thanks martin.

Hi martin I don't believe in thrashing the same spots week in week out if the thern is fishing well whats the point in being on the wensum. I try to fish different areas each week it gives the fish a break and keeps the stress levels low. Thanks nick.

Ive heard that if i come out with you and i dont catch i dont pay is this right?

Hi mr anonymous (i do wish people would put there names on emails) yes you've heard right if we don't boat a fish on the trip you don't have to pay as far as i know im the only uk guide with 100% sucess rate. and a 98% rebook rate. ( the two clients that did'nt rebook were on holiday one from the usa and the other from japan they both told me they will rebook when they come back to this country.) So just book a trip what have you got to lose?

 added 26/10/05  Both a U.S and a japanese client have now been on there second trip      

Hi nick i wonder if you can help me Im coming to norfolk for a long weekend and hopefully doing a bit of bank fishing could you tell me where to fish and what lures would be best to use? Thanks pete.

Hi pete I think this is whats known as cutting my own throat but never mind as for bank fishing you wont go far wrong if you head to wroxham as for lures my personal favourite this time of year is the fox micro rooster tail in firetiger or if your using a multiplier a muskie shallow invader in natural roach(Though please crush the barbes) this lure has all the finesse of flying brick but it does work. If you happen to see a large man in a small white boat give me a wave. hope this of some help enjoy your weekend nick    

nick  many thanks for the great advice bought a couple of the lures you recomended and headed to wroxham had a fantastic day several jacks followed be a nice double will defienetly book a trip up with you next season thanks alot pete 

 hi pete glad you had a good day look forward to meeting you best wishes nick  

Hello nicholas

thanks for a great day out the wife hasn't stopped talking about her 18lber  when we were on the boat we were talking about fly fishing for pike i decided to have a try but with no luck can you recomend any flies see you on the 16th best wishes paul and emma 

Why are there so few pictures on your site?      I thought long and hard about this while building this site.  There are many sites on the internet by professional and part time guides that have huge picture galleries. Some of these pictures have land marks in the background this puts these fish under tremendous pressure and pressure kills big pike. for example : In august 2004 I spent a week fishing with a client from the USA mainly on the Thern System, On our first trip out, Andrew, my client hooked a 28lb monster we were both delighted unfortunatly this was witnessed by another guide and the next day guess where he was fishing? Four days later, when I went past the area again, there were nine boats within three hundred yards. 9 days after the original capture we found her dead in the margins. Like I said, pressure kills big pike. If you are  lucky enough in your angling life to catch the fish of a life time, remember these big fish are very old, so treat them with respect and for god sake don't let the World and his Aunty know they are there. I hope this answers this question but remember Broadland Fishing Adventures is for like minded predator anglers.  Not GLORY HUNTERS, who care nothing for the fish just their reputation.