Corkwing Wrasse Fishing in Isle of Wight

Take small worm or crab baits around weed-fringed crevices in calm summer conditions.

Frequent smaller wrasse in kelp gullies, especially through summer.

A regular smaller wrasse on light tackle in the shallow rough ground.

A smaller-hook wrasse target around shallow weed and crevices in summer.

Smaller wrasse taken on light gear and small crab or rag baits around weed beds.

Small crab or worm baits fished close in can produce these colourful summer wrasse.

A common smaller wrasse around weeded harbour stones; fish worm or small crab baits close in.

Take small hooked worm or prawn baits fished tightly beside the rocks in warmer months.

A frequent smaller wrasse over weed-fringed ledges; light tackle and small worm or crab baits.

Common on lighter tackle in shallow kelpy ground, especially through summer.

Smaller wrasse common over weedy ledges; use light tackle and small baited hooks.

A frequent smaller wrasse around weed and ledges in summer; use small hooks with ragworm or tiny crab baits.

A common smaller summer wrasse around the rocks; light float or leger tackle with prawn works well.