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Fishing for zander

So your interested in fishing for Zander then your in the right place. I created this zander site after catching the fishing bug and decided to compile all the fishing information that has been so kindly been given me by anglers from friends to books and videos on catching Zander.

I'm am far from an expert but a pure novice angler who just loves fishing for Zander so hopefully you will enjoy the articles and tips.

Cheers
Richard

Zander is a species of fish . The scientific name is Sander lucioperca (or Stizostedion lucioperca ), and it is closely allied to perch .

Zander are often called pike-perch as they resemble the pike with their elongated body and head, and the perch with their spiny dorsal fin.

Mainly found on the East Anglia, River Severn and Warwickshire Avon, Trent and Gloucester Sharpness Canal.They are continually finding there way into other waters as time goes on.

Zander thrives in water with rather low visibility, whereas the pike often dominates the predator fish niche in clear water: pikes use their vision to find prey, while zanders "listen" to the water, and are very active at night. However, they need plenty of oxygen and soon disappear from eutrophic areas.

Zander are not, as is commonly believed, a pike and perch hybrid. In Europe, a second species ( Lucioperca wolgensis ) is limited to rivers in southern Russia and Hungary.


Kev the true zeds man

Special thanks to kevin who inspired me to get into Zander fishing giving me no end of help and tips. A true zander angler.


The information supplied on this site is what I have learned or read over my time fishing for Zeds - This site will continue to grow so bookmark us and together we will make sure that zanders are treated the way they should be.

 

Zander are amazing fish treat handle them correctly