Conger eels are a very common fish at certain times of the year in the Severn estuary our Black rock lave net fishermen catch plenty on rod & line and a few in their lave nets but few are this size.......😮 We found this fish yesterday at low tide about half a mile offshore and estimate it to be around 25lb a very good size for the upper estuary. How it met it's end a mystery........a sad sight but now food for the creatures of the Severn so not wasted. www.blackrocklavenets.co.uk | Black rock l

Conger conger (Linnaeus, 1758) - European Conger

25K views · 574 reactions | Another common species of fish out on the Severn estuary Black rock lavenet fishing grounds are these , conger eel . They grow to substantial sizes but here we see a young one . When they are left behind by the receading tide they seek the shelter of a rock . www.blackrocklavenets.co.uk | Black rock lave net heritage fishery | Facebook

They pranked him with a giant conger eel! - ‘On The Bank’ on FishingTV Click the link to watch now! https://www.fishingtv.com/series/on-the-bank-2/ It’s not so much On the Bank as On the Boat this time, and Rob and Andy are out on the Solent for a species hunt on the saltwater. But first Fordy heads to Rutland Water for some zander (walleye) fishing, and Andy Mytton, a champion zander fisherman, shares some tried and tested techniques. After last episode’s grayling head-to-head Andy’s taking par