Matt Hayes and Mick Brown catch dogfish and rays off the west coast of Ireland before hooking bream and perch on Lough Corrib.
Matt Hayes and Mick Brown struggle to catch anything at the Screebe Fishery, but their luck changes when they visit Lough Oughterard and manage to hook bream.
Day six of Matt Hayes and Mick Brown's trip starts at Lough Corrib and finishes at Woodford Fishery, where they reel in carp.
Matt Hayes and Mick Brown have a bad time fishing on the River Shannon, but as the day wears on the pair's use of feeders and flies brings in the catch.
Matt Hayes and Mick Brown head to the River Brosna, where Matt shows how to roll-cast a fly line.
Mick Brown demonstrates how to use spinning and jerk baits, while Matt Hayes catches a one-pound pike, bringing the pair's running total to 234 pounds of fish.
After hunting for pike in Lough Ramor, Mick Brown tries float fishing and Matt Hayes uses a pole to catch bream and roach.
Matt Hayes and Mick Brown reach Anglesey and receive permission to fish on Ty Hen lake.
Matt Hayes and Mick Brown fish for fresh water barbel at Llyn y Gors Fishery, and salmon in the River Cleddau.
Matt Hayes and Mick Brown join the local angling society in Corwen, north Wales, before heading out to catch brown trout and grayling.
Matt Hayes demonstrates the `time bomb' method in Hampton Loade, Shropshire, netting him and Mick Brown over 100lbs of fish.
Mick Brown and Matt Hayes travel to Pool Hall in Alveley, Shropshire, where Mick fishes on the pole for the first time.
Matt Hayes and Mick Brown fish for carp in Northamptonshire, and after a slow start find luck turning their way.
Matt Hayes and Mick Brown make a good start at Stibbington Lake, Cambridgeshire, when they both reel in large carp.
Matt Hayes and Mick Brown's fishing challenge comes to an end and the duo find out whether they have reached their target of 600lbs of fish.
