Learn to Fish - Lesson 3
Lesson 3: Attract Bigger Fish – Master Groundbait & Swimfeeders! 🎣
Now that you've built a solid foundation, it's time to step up your fishing game! In Lesson 3, you'll unlock the secrets to attracting and catching larger fish by using advanced baiting and rigging techniques. Learn how to draw fish into your swim, improve your bite detection, and cast further than ever before.
What You’ll Learn in Lesson 3:
👀 Mastering Quivertips – Use a sensitive quivertip for perfect bite detection, ensuring you never miss a subtle take.
🎯 Mixing Groundbait Like a Pro – Learn how to mix and apply groundbait effectively, drawing in bigger, more elusive fish to your swim.
🎣 Setting Up a Swimfeeder Rig – Master the swimfeeder technique to target and tempt cautious fish, maximizing your catch rate.
🏹 Casting Further with Confidence – Hone your casting skills to reach prime fishing spots, giving you an edge over other anglers.
We Provide Everything You Need!
✅ All rods, reels, bait, and tackle supplied – Just turn up and fish!
✅ No experience with swimfeeders? No problem! We’ll guide you every step of the way.
✅ Small group learning – Get expert tips and hands-on coaching.
✅ Dress for the weather, and we’ll take care of the rest!
Join us for Lesson 3 and learn how to attract and land bigger fish with expert precision! 🎣🐟 Book your spot today!
What to Expect
Warm Welcome and Introduction: Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by our friendly instructors who will introduce themselves and give you an overview of the day’s activities.
Equipment Setup: We'll provide all the necessary fishing gear and guide you through setting it up, ensuring you're comfortable with the equipment.
Basic Instruction: Start with a brief tutorial covering essential fishing techniques, safety guidelines, and tips on how to make the most of your fishing experience.
Hands-On Practice: Head to the water to practice casting, baiting, and other key skills under the watchful eye of our instructors, who will offer personalised guidance and support.
Catch and Release: Experience the excitement of catching fish, learn how to handle them safely, and practice catch-and-release techniques.
Relaxation and Enjoyment: Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and take in the beauty of nature as you refine your fishing skills.
Q&A Session: Wrap up the lesson with a Q&A session where you can ask questions and get advice on improving your fishing skills.
Certificate of Completion: Leave with a certificate recognizing your achievements and new skills, ready to embark on more fishing adventures.
What's Included
Entry Fee's to the Venue including Permit to Fish
All Equipment and Bait
Completion Certificate
How long is the lesson?
The lesson duration is 4 hours, we ask you to arrive a little early to get you booked in before the lesson starts.
Group Sizes and Ages
Our group sizes are capped at 4 people to ensure top-notch teaching and individual attention. This small size guarantees personalised guidance for each angler, enhancing your learning experience and skill development.
Minimum age for groups sessions is 10 years, all Under 16's must be accompanied by adult.
Children under 10 can be taught on a 1-2-1 or family session, please contact us for details.
What to bring
Please wear outdoor clothes and shoes appropriate to the weather conditions.
Food and Drink is available to purchase on site, but feel free to bring your own.
We provide all equipment, however if you have some of your own, please bring it along. The instructor will advise on its suitability for the Lesson.
Fishing Licence
In England and Wales, all persons age 13 and over need to hold a fishing licence.
Children between 13 and 16 is free of charge.
Licences for 17 and above start at £7.10 and can be purchased online
Please make sure you have purchased your fishing licence before your lesson
Where are the sessions held?
Our main teaching venue is Shallowbrook Lakes, Norwich, Norfolk, however we do work at other locations in the UK. Please contact is for more details.
Pre Course Requirements
Before booking, make sure you can:
Set up a float rod and reel with minimal help
Cast with reasonable control and accuracy
Land small to medium fish confidently
Fish independently for a short session
If you're not quite there yet, we recommend completing Lesson 2 first. That way you’ll arrive ready to focus on feeder fishing and catching bigger, better fish.