Tide times, weather and wind for every UK coastal town covered so far. Don't see your mark? Let us know and we'll add it.
Classic steep Suffolk shingle giving deep water close in, well known for autumn cod.
East AngliaA quiet Suffolk estuary mouth, good for flounder and bass on the flood tide.
East AngliaA classic North Norfolk tidal channel through the marshes, good for flounder and bass.
East AngliaAn open Norfolk beach, similar fishing to nearby Great Yarmouth with fewer crowds.
East AngliaAn easy, accessible sandy beach popular with families and a fair head of flatfish.
East AngliaA classic Lincolnshire seaside venue, good for cod through winter and flatfish in summer.
East AngliaAn exposed North Norfolk shingle beach, good for bass and the occasional cod.
East AngliaA rare chalk reef gives structure not found elsewhere on this coast, well known for crab and a fair head of cod in winter.
East AngliaA quiet Suffolk shingle beach, good for bass and the occasional cod through winter.
East AngliaA reliable winter cod venue with the container port providing useful shelter from the worst of the swell.
East AngliaA quiet, accessible Essex beach, good for a summer flatfish session.
East AngliaLong, flat sandy beach, good for a summer evening after bass and sole.
East AngliaA major fishing port at the Humber mouth, strong tidal flow giving a genuine shot at cod and flatfish.
East AngliaA gently shelving Wash beach, good for flatfish through summer.
East AngliaA straightforward Holderness beach, reasonable for cod and whiting in the colder months.
East AngliaOne of the few east-facing Norfolk beaches, good for a summer flatfish session.
East AngliaA big, muddy estuary mouth on the Wash, productive for flounder and eels on the flood.
East AngliaExposed to the full force of the North Sea, this mark rewards patience through a settling swell.
East AngliaAn open Lincolnshire beach, reasonable for cod and whiting through the colder months.
East AngliaA sheltered Essex island venue well known for its oysters, and reasonable flounder fishing off the hard.
East AngliaA remote Suffolk estuary venue, well regarded for bass and flounder.
East AngliaAn extension of Cromer's chalk reef, similarly productive for cod and crab.
East AngliaSteep shingle close to Cromer's reef, similarly productive for winter cod.
East AngliaA remote, atmospheric Suffolk venue, well regarded for autumn cod.
East AngliaA classic Lincolnshire beach venue, good for cod in winter and flatfish through summer.
East AngliaVast expanses of mud and sand at low tide, best fished as the tide floods back in.
East AngliaA classic Suffolk shingle beach, well regarded for autumn cod and summer bass.
East AngliaA quiet Suffolk shingle beach, similar fishing to nearby Aldeburgh.
East AngliaAn accessible Essex beach, popular for a summer bass and sole session.
East AngliaA classic North Norfolk tidal channel, popular for crabbing as well as flounder and bass.
East AngliaA quiet, open Norfolk beach, reasonable for cod through winter.
East AngliaAn exposed Holderness coast beach, well regarded for cod through autumn and winter.
A quiet Northumberland estuary mark, good for flounder and the occasional bass.
North East EnglandA sheltered Northumberland harbour giving reliable access to cod and coalfish through the colder months.
North East EnglandA picturesque Northumberland bay, reasonable for bass and flatfish through summer.
North East EnglandEngland's most northerly town, with rock marks either side of the Tweed mouth good for cod and coalfish.
North East EnglandA working Northumberland port giving reliable access to cod and coalfish in winter.
North East EnglandA quiet Northumberland venue with rock and sand mix, good for flatfish and coalfish.
North East EnglandA well-sheltered harbour giving reliable access even when the open coast is rough.
North East EnglandA characterful Northumberland harbour with rock marks nearby, decent for pollack and coalfish.
North East EnglandA sheltered bay between Tynemouth and Whitley Bay, decent for pollack and coalfish.
North East EnglandThe Brigg's rock ledges are one of the best-known mixed-ground marks on this coast, productive for cod and coalfish.
North East EnglandRock ledges giving access to deeper water without a long walk.
North East EnglandDramatic chalk stack scenery with productive rock ledges nearby, good for cod and coalfish.
North East EnglandAn accessible Northumberland bay, reasonable for cod and flatfish.
North East EnglandA long open beach that's produced some notably large cod over the years.
North East EnglandExtensive rock scars exposed at low water, well regarded for cod and coalfish among Yorkshire anglers.
North East EnglandA well-known pier and rock venue just north of Sunderland, reliable for cod and coalfish.
North East EnglandA Victorian seaside venue with an easy, accessible beach that has produced some notably large cod over the years.
North East EnglandAn easy, open beach close to Whitby, good for cod through autumn and winter.
North East EnglandMixed rock and sand giving a genuine shot at cod from October through to the new year.
North East EnglandA former colliery coast, now clean, with rock marks giving a reliable winter cod venue.
North East EnglandClean water close to the Farne Islands, good for mackerel and coalfish through summer.
North East EnglandMixed rock and pier marks at the mouth of the Tyne, a long-standing winter cod venue.
North East EnglandA picturesque fishing village with rock marks either side of the harbour, well regarded for cod and coalfish.
North East EnglandMixed rock and pier marks at the mouth of the Wear, a reliable winter cod venue.
North East EnglandA popular winter cod venue, with easy access right by the priory headland.
North East EnglandOne of the best-known cod marks on this coast, particularly on a big autumn tide after dark.
North East EnglandAn easy, popular beach just along the coast from Tynemouth, good for cod and coalfish through winter.
An open Sefton coast beach, similar fishing to nearby Southport with fewer crowds.
North West EnglandA quiet Solway venue, good for flounder and codling with far fewer anglers than marks further south.
North West EnglandA scenic Morecambe Bay estuary venue — like the rest of the bay, treat the fast-incoming tide with real caution.
North West EnglandSheltered channel marks giving reliable flatfish and bass fishing even in poorer weather.
North West EnglandWide flat sand, well known for a good head of flounder and the odd bass after dark.
North West EnglandStrong estuary flow at the mouth of the Wyre, a well-known flounder and bass venue.
North West EnglandA wide Merseyside beach backed by dunes, reasonable for flatfish and the occasional bass.
North West EnglandQuiet, scenic Morecambe Bay marks — check tide times carefully, as this bay is notorious for fast-incoming water.
North West EnglandA working port giving sheltered access to flatfish and bass close to Morecambe Bay.
North West EnglandA wide, flat beach at the Ribble estuary mouth, popular for flounder and bass.
North West EnglandA sheltered Solway harbour giving reliable access to flatfish and codling through the colder months.
North West EnglandHuge tidal range with genuinely dangerous fast-incoming tides — always fish with a local tide table to hand.
North West EnglandA quiet stretch of Cumbrian coast, decent for flatfish through summer.
North West EnglandAn open, little-fished Cumbrian beach, reasonable for flatfish and codling.
North West EnglandWide, remote Solway Firth marks with a strong tidal push, good for flounder and the occasional bass.
North West EnglandA quiet, scenic Morecambe Bay venue with the same fast-tide caution as elsewhere in the bay.
North West EnglandVast flat sand typical of this coast, a popular flounder and bass venue at range.
North West EnglandDramatic sandstone cliffs and rock ledges, a genuine shot at cod and coalfish for those willing to walk in.
North West EnglandSheltered harbour marks giving reliable access to mackerel and pollack through summer.
North West EnglandA working Cumbrian port, reasonable for flatfish and codling around the harbour walls.
A scenic North Antrim harbour, rock marks nearby good for pollack and wrasse.
Northern IrelandA scenic north Antrim coast venue, with rock marks nearby at Fair Head for the more adventurous.
Northern IrelandA quiet Ards Peninsula venue, reasonable for flatfish and mackerel.
Northern IrelandSheltered Belfast Lough marks giving reliable access to mackerel, coalfish and the occasional bass.
Northern IrelandDramatic Causeway Coast rock marks, a genuine shot at pollack and wrasse.
Northern IrelandA sheltered Belfast Lough harbour, reliable for mackerel, coalfish and the occasional bass.
Northern IrelandA scenic Antrim coast venue with mixed ground, reasonable for pollack and flatfish.
Northern IrelandA sheltered County Down harbour, good for mackerel and coalfish through summer.
Northern IrelandA sheltered County Down harbour, good for mackerel and coalfish through summer.
Northern IrelandA working fishing harbour, deep water giving a fair shot at pollack and codling.
Northern IrelandA sheltered lough giving reliable access to mackerel, coalfish and flatfish.
Northern IrelandA striking beach venue backed by the Mournes, good for flatfish and the odd bass through summer.
Northern IrelandOne of the strongest tidal races in the UK at the Narrows, giving a genuine shot at bigger fish for experienced anglers.
Northern IrelandA sheltered Causeway Coast bay, reasonable for flatfish and mackerel.
Northern IrelandDramatic Causeway Coast rock marks, well regarded for pollack, wrasse and the chance of bigger fish from deeper ledges.
Northern IrelandA long, sandy Causeway Coast beach, good for flatfish and the occasional bass through summer.
Northern IrelandA sheltered lough venue backed by the Mournes, reliable for flounder and coalfish.
Northern IrelandA sheltered Belfast Lough venue with rock marks, good for coalfish and mackerel.
A reliable North Sea cod venue through autumn and winter, with easy beach access.
ScotlandA sheltered Fife coast beach across the Forth from Edinburgh, good for flatfish and mackerel.
ScotlandA quiet Solway Firth estuary, good for flounder and codling with a strong tidal push.
ScotlandA classic Fife fishing harbour, good for mackerel, pollack and codling depending on season.
ScotlandA remote, scenic Wester Ross bay reached over the Bealach na Ba, very light fishing pressure.
ScotlandMixed rock ground either side of the harbour, a solid winter cod venue.
ScotlandA working Ayrshire ferry port, decent for codling and flatfish around the harbour walls.
ScotlandA scenic sea loch venue in the Arrochar Alps, sheltered water reasonable for codling and flatfish.
ScotlandFirth of Clyde marks give sheltered fishing for cod and flatfish through the colder months.
ScotlandA sheltered North Sea harbour, reliable for cod and coalfish in the colder months.
ScotlandA remote far-north beach, exposed to the open sea with very light fishing pressure.
ScotlandA popular Dundee suburb beach on the Tay, good for flounder and the occasional codling.
ScotlandA Moray Firth fishing town, reliable for cod and coalfish in the colder months.
ScotlandA working Moray harbour on a distinctive headland, good for cod and coalfish.
ScotlandA working Fife harbour on the Forth, reasonable for codling and flatfish.
ScotlandSheltered loch water near the ferry port, reasonable for flatfish and codling.
ScotlandA remote Kintyre loch venue, clean water giving a fair shot at pollack, mackerel and codling.
ScotlandAn open Angus beach, reasonable for flatfish and codling through the colder months.
ScotlandAn open Aberdeenshire beach, good for cod through autumn and winter.
ScotlandA picturesque Moray coast village, reasonable for mackerel and coalfish.
ScotlandA Solway coast estuary venue, reasonable for flounder as the tide floods upriver.
ScotlandRocky East Lothian marks giving a good shot at cod and coalfish through the colder months.
ScotlandA major estuary mouth giving reliable flounder and codling fishing close to the city centre.
ScotlandA sheltered Clyde coast venue with reasonable pollack and codling fishing.
ScotlandRemote, exposed Atlantic-facing rock marks near Cape Wrath — dramatic scenery and very light fishing pressure.
ScotlandA sheltered East Neuk of Fife venue, good for flatfish and the occasional bass.
ScotlandA working Berwickshire harbour, reliable for cod, coalfish and mackerel depending on season.
ScotlandA sheltered Firth of Clyde venue, reasonable for mackerel and codling.
ScotlandA sheltered Moray Firth bay, reasonable for flatfish and codling.
ScotlandA quiet working harbour between Buckie and Portknockie, reasonable for coalfish and mackerel.
ScotlandA working North Sea harbour giving reliable access to cod and coalfish through the colder months.
ScotlandA remote Wester Ross venue, clean Atlantic water giving a fair shot at pollack and mackerel.
ScotlandA characterful, tucked-away Aberdeenshire village with rock marks nearby.
ScotlandA sheltered sea loch venue close to Helensburgh, reasonable for flatfish and codling.
ScotlandA quiet Galloway bay, good for flounder and the occasional bass.
ScotlandAn accessible Ayrshire beach, good for flatfish and codling through the colder months.
ScotlandA quiet Sutherland beach, reasonable for flatfish and the chance of a summer bass.
ScotlandA working Clyde coast town, reasonable for codling and flatfish around the pier.
ScotlandA major Clyde port, deep water giving a fair shot at codling and flatfish.
ScotlandAn open East Lothian beach, reasonable for flatfish and the occasional bass.
ScotlandA quiet upper-Clyde venue, reasonable for flatfish and the occasional codling.
ScotlandA small Moray fishing village, reasonable for mackerel and coalfish.
ScotlandA sheltered upper Loch Fyne venue, reasonable for flatfish and codling.
ScotlandA productive firth known for its resident dolphin pod, and reasonable flatfish and codling fishing from the shore.
ScotlandAn Ayrshire estuary mouth, reasonable for flatfish and bass.
ScotlandA quiet, sheltered harbour giving reliable access to mackerel and codling.
ScotlandExposed, powerful tidal water at the meeting of the North Sea and Atlantic, a serious mark for experienced anglers.
ScotlandA quiet Fife coast venue on the Forth, similar fishing to nearby Kirkcaldy and Burntisland.
ScotlandA remote north west Highland fishing harbour, cold clean water giving a genuine shot at bigger fish.
ScotlandA sheltered Firth of Forth venue, reasonable for flatfish and codling.
ScotlandA sheltered Galloway estuary, reasonable for flounder and codling.
ScotlandA sheltered Clyde coast venue, good for mackerel and codling with the Isle of Cumbrae visible offshore.
ScotlandA remote north west Highland harbour, clean water and light fishing pressure.
ScotlandA working Moray harbour, good for mackerel, coalfish and codling.
ScotlandA working Aberdeenshire harbour opposite Banff, good for cod and coalfish.
ScotlandA working west Highland harbour, deep clean water giving a genuine shot at bigger species.
ScotlandA remote far-north Sutherland beach, good for flatfish with very light pressure.
ScotlandA sheltered Firth of Clyde island town, good for mackerel and codling.
ScotlandA quiet Angus beach, similar fishing to nearby Carnoustie and Broughty Ferry.
ScotlandA large, sheltered basin giving reliable flounder fishing even when the open coast is rough.
ScotlandA sheltered Firth of Forth estuary mouth close to Edinburgh, good for flounder and codling.
ScotlandA clean Moray Firth beach, good for flatfish and the chance of a summer bass.
ScotlandA productive Aberdeenshire estuary mouth, good for flounder and bass.
ScotlandA well-known East Lothian venue, rock marks either side of the harbour good for coalfish and mackerel.
ScotlandDeep, clean west coast water close to shore, good for pollack and mackerel.
ScotlandOne of Scotland's busiest fishing ports, with cod and coalfish readily caught from the outer harbour walls.
ScotlandA picturesque, sheltered west Highland village, good for mackerel and pollack in calm water.
ScotlandA small, scenic Moray harbour, similar fishing to nearby Cullen and Findochty.
ScotlandEdinburgh's own beach on the Firth of Forth, easy access and reasonable for flatfish.
ScotlandAn exposed south west Scotland harbour with rock ground either side, good for pollack and wrasse.
ScotlandA picturesque Aberdeenshire harbour, reasonable for mackerel and coalfish.
ScotlandAn accessible Ayrshire beach, similar fishing to nearby Ayr and Troon.
ScotlandA quiet working harbour, reasonable for cod and coalfish through winter.
ScotlandA Firth of Clyde island venue, clean water giving a fair shot at pollack and mackerel.
ScotlandA sheltered Ayrshire harbour, good for codling and flatfish through the colder months.
ScotlandA far-north working harbour, cold clean water giving a real chance of bigger cod and coalfish.
ScotlandA sheltered west Highland sea loch, clean water and reasonable pollack and mackerel fishing.
ScotlandA quiet upper-Clyde venue, similar fishing to nearby Wemyss Bay.
ScotlandStrong tidal streams through the Forth narrows, a genuine shot at codling and flatfish close to Edinburgh.
ScotlandExposed rock marks at Kintyre's southern tip, strong tidal streams giving a genuine shot at bigger fish.
ScotlandClean sand giving a fair shot at flatfish and the occasional bass in summer.
ScotlandA picturesque Aberdeenshire harbour, good for mackerel, pollack and codling.
ScotlandSheltered loch marks giving reliable conditions for flatfish and codling even in poor weather.
ScotlandA picturesque Loch Fyne fishing village, sheltered water good for mackerel and codling.
ScotlandCold, clean far-north water over mixed rock ground, a genuine chance of bigger cod and coalfish away from busier marks further south.
ScotlandA picturesque west coast island harbour, clean water giving good pollack and mackerel fishing.
ScotlandA remote north Sutherland sea loch, clean water and virtually no fishing pressure.
ScotlandAn accessible Ayrshire beach with a fair head of flatfish and the occasional cod in winter.
ScotlandRemote, clean west coast water, good for pollack, mackerel and the occasional bigger species from deeper marks.
ScotlandA quiet Clyde coast venue, reasonable for flatfish and codling.
ScotlandA quiet North Ayrshire beach looking across to Arran, decent for flatfish.
ScotlandCold, clean far-north water giving a genuine shot at cod and coalfish, less pressured than marks further south.
A quiet Inner Hebrides island harbour, clean water good for pollack and mackerel.
Scottish IslandsA sheltered Islay sea loch, reasonable for flatfish and codling.
Scottish IslandsA sheltered Skye bay, good for mackerel and pollack through summer.
Scottish IslandsA sheltered Arran bay, reasonable for flatfish and codling with the mountain of Goat Fell as a backdrop.
Scottish IslandsA remote southern Outer Hebrides harbour, clean Atlantic water with very light fishing pressure.
Scottish IslandsA small, historic island off Mull's southwest tip, clean sheltered water good for mackerel and pollack.
Scottish IslandsA sheltered Orkney Mainland harbour, clean water giving reliable cod and coalfish through the colder months.
Scottish IslandsStrong tidal streams through the narrows give a genuine shot at pollack and coalfish.
Scottish IslandsThe UK's most northerly significant harbour, cold clean water and very light fishing pressure.
Scottish IslandsA working Islay harbour, clean water giving a fair shot at pollack and mackerel.
Scottish IslandsSkye's main harbour, deep clean water giving a fair shot at pollack, mackerel and coalfish.
Scottish IslandsA remote Inner Hebrides island, very light fishing pressure and clean Atlantic water.
Scottish IslandsShetland's former capital, cold clean water and very light fishing pressure.
Scottish IslandsA remote, low-lying Inner Hebrides island, exposed Atlantic water and very light fishing pressure.
Scottish IslandsThe main harbour of the Outer Hebrides, giving access to clean Atlantic water and a good head of pollack and mackerel.
Scottish IslandsA working Orkney harbour close to strong tidal races, a genuine shot at bigger fish for experienced anglers.
Scottish IslandsA remote, scenic harbour between North and South Harris, clean water and light pressure.
Scottish IslandsA remote northern Skye harbour, clean water and light fishing pressure.
A sheltered eastern Isle of Wight harbour, reasonable for mullet and flatfish.
South CoastA straightforward shingle beach venue, popular for winter cod and summer bass.
South CoastAn easy, accessible Sussex beach, good for a family session and the occasional flatfish.
South CoastOpen sandy beach fishing, good for bass and sole after dark in summer.
South CoastA classic shingle beach venue, popular for evening dogfish and occasional bass runs.
South CoastThe largest sand dune system in East Sussex, giving a long, open beach good for bass and sole.
South CoastA productive estuary mouth, well known among Dorset anglers for bass and mullet.
South CoastWorld-famous for sailing, and the Solent-sheltered water here is also reliable for mackerel and bass.
South CoastClean ground close to the chalk cliffs, known for a good head of plaice and sole.
South CoastA quiet, sheltered harbour venue, reliable for flounder and mullet.
South CoastAn exposed west-facing Isle of Wight bay, good for bass after a blow.
South CoastA historic fishing town with deep water close off the shingle, popular for winter cod and summer bass.
South CoastSheltered Hampshire harbour marks giving reliable bass and flounder fishing.
South CoastA West Sussex river mouth venue, good for bass and flounder as the tide floods back in.
South CoastThe historic Cobb gives deep water access right from the harbour wall, popular for conger after dark.
South CoastA sheltered Solent-facing venue, good for mullet and bass around the marina and river mouth.
South CoastAn exposed shingle beach with a good reputation for bass, particularly after a blow.
South CoastVast sheltered water with marks to suit any conditions, plus strong flounder and bass runs.
South CoastSome of the most powerful tidal races in the country off the Bill — a serious mark with a genuine shot at bigger fish, best left to experienced anglers.
South CoastSheltered Solent waters give reliable conditions even when the open Channel is rough.
South CoastSheltered Solent-facing water on the Isle of Wight, a reliable spot for mackerel and pollack.
South CoastA working harbour venue on the Sussex-Kent border, good for bass and flatfish.
South CoastStrong tidal streams at the harbour mouth concentrate bait and fish, well regarded for bass.
South CoastAn open, south-facing Isle of Wight beach, good for a summer bass and flatfish session.
South CoastStrong tidal streams off the Bill concentrate bait and fish, a well-regarded mark for bass and smoothhound.
South CoastAn open, south-facing Isle of Wight beach, good for a summer bass session.
South CoastA working Sussex harbour, good for bass and flatfish around the river mouth.
South CoastSheltered Solent-facing shingle, reliable for mullet, bass and the occasional flatfish.
South CoastA sheltered Dorset bay, good for bass and flatfish, with dramatic chalk stacks marking its eastern end.
South CoastA sheltered bay giving easy, family-friendly access with a fair head of mackerel and bass in summer.
South CoastA south-facing Isle of Wight venue exposed to the open Channel, good for bass after a settling swell.
South CoastA sheltered Solent estuary mouth, good for bass and mullet around the moorings.
South CoastAn accessible Sussex shingle beach, good for a summer evening after bass and the occasional smoothhound.
South CoastA sheltered western Solent harbour, reliable for mullet and bass around the pier and harbour walls.
A quiet, accessible stretch of north Kent coast, good for a family session.
South East & KentA sheltered sandy bay, easy going and popular for a family session alongside some flatfish.
South East & KentMixed chalk and sand ground, reasonable for bass and flatfish.
South East & KentDeep water close in off a steep shingle beach, a long-standing winter cod venue.
South East & KentDeep water and strong tidal streams through the Strait of Dover give a real shot at bigger fish close to shore.
South East & KentA quiet tidal creek off the Swale, good for flounder and eels.
South East & KentDeep water close in makes this one of the most reliable winter cod marks on the south east coast.
South East & KentA long, flat sandy beach popular for a summer evening after bass and sole.
South East & KentDeep water close in off the shingle, a reliable winter cod mark on the Kent coast.
South East & KentAn accessible Sheppey venue popular for flatfish and the occasional bass through summer.
South East & KentSandy bays either side of the harbour, good for bass and sole in the warmer months.
South East & KentThames Estuary marks giving a fair head of flatfish and eels.
South East & KentA well-sheltered Royal Harbour with deep water close in, popular for winter cod.
South East & KentA distinctive north Kent landmark with mixed rock and sand ground, reasonable for cod in winter.
South East & KentA historic Cinque Port with estuary marks good for flounder and bass.
South East & KentExtensive mudflats and shingle, well known locally for flounder and bass.
South East & KentA working port at the mouth of the Thames, giving deep water access and a reasonable head of cod in winter.
South East & KentDramatic chalk cliff marks close to the Strait of Dover, with strong tidal streams giving a shot at bigger fish.
South East & KentA quiet stretch of shingle just south of Deal, similarly productive for winter cod.
South East & KentA quiet, family-friendly stretch of north Kent coast.
South East & KentFamous for its oysters, and the flat ground here also fishes well for flounder and eels.
A tucked-away Cornish harbour with rock marks close by, good for wrasse and pollack.
South West & Bristol ChannelOne of the busiest fishing ports in the South West, with deep water off the harbour walls good for pollack and conger.
South West & Bristol ChannelExposed Atlantic beach, good for bass after a settling swell.
South West & Bristol ChannelA quiet East Devon shingle beach, good for bass and the odd flatfish.
South West & Bristol ChannelA small, characterful Cornish harbour, decent for mackerel and pollack in season.
South West & Bristol ChannelA big tidal range typical of the Bristol Channel, with the pier giving useful access at most states of tide.
South West & Bristol ChannelA quiet North Devon bay with rock ledges either side, decent for wrasse and bass.
South West & Bristol ChannelClean, clear water on the Lizard, rock marks giving a fair shot at wrasse and pollack.
South West & Bristol ChannelA popular North Devon surf beach, good for bass when there's some colour in the water.
South West & Bristol ChannelA deep, scenic South Devon estuary, good for bass and the occasional sea trout at the river mouth.
South West & Bristol ChannelA wide estuary mouth giving reliable bass and flounder fishing, particularly as the tide floods.
South West & Bristol ChannelOne of the world's deepest natural harbours, sheltered enough to fish in most conditions.
South West & Bristol ChannelA deep, sheltered Cornish estuary, reliable for bass and pollack close to the harbour.
South West & Bristol ChannelRock marks either side of the harbour fish well for wrasse and bass on the flood.
South West & Bristol ChannelA scenic North Devon estuary venue, reliable for flounder and the chance of a bass.
South West & Bristol ChannelA sheltered South Devon estuary venue, reasonable for bass and flounder.
South West & Bristol ChannelA classic South Cornwall harbour venue, well known for mackerel, pollack and the occasional bigger conger after dark.
South West & Bristol ChannelSteep rock marks close to deep water, best fished in calmer conditions given the exposed cliffs.
South West & Bristol ChannelA picturesque Cornish fishing harbour, popular for mackerel and pollack off the walls.
South West & Bristol ChannelSheltered harbour fishing with easy access at most states of tide.
South West & Bristol ChannelExposed Atlantic-facing marks that reward a settled westerly and a dropping swell.
South West & Bristol ChannelA sheltered North Cornwall estuary, popular for bass and flounder either side of the harbour.
South West & Bristol ChannelMixed ground close to deep water gives a genuine shot at bigger species from the shore.
South West & Bristol ChannelA classic north Cornwall surf beach, good for bass when there is a bit of colour in the water.
South West & Bristol ChannelA big, sheltered sound with piers, breakwaters and estuary marks all within a short drive.
South West & Bristol ChannelA picturesque South Cornwall harbour, sheltered water good for mackerel and pollack.
South West & Bristol ChannelA quiet Exmoor coast venue, good for bass on the steep shingle.
South West & Bristol ChannelA classic Cornish fishing village, rock ledges either side of the harbour good for wrasse and pollack.
South West & Bristol ChannelA small north Cornwall harbour, exposed Atlantic-facing marks nearby good for bass.
South West & Bristol ChannelA sheltered South Devon estuary well regarded for bass and the occasional sea trout.
South West & Bristol ChannelA classic Devon shingle beach, decent for bass and the occasional smoothhound in summer.
South West & Bristol ChannelDramatic North Cornwall cliffs and rock ledges, a genuine shot at bass and wrasse.
South West & Bristol ChannelClean Atlantic water and rock ledges either side of the harbour, popular for wrasse and mackerel.
South West & Bristol ChannelRemote, exceptionally clean water 28 miles off Land's End — light fishing pressure and a genuine chance of bigger wrasse and pollack.
South West & Bristol ChannelSheltered water opposite Falmouth, good for bass and mackerel through summer.
South West & Bristol ChannelA South Devon estuary mouth, good for bass and flounder on the flood tide.
South West & Bristol ChannelDramatic, exposed North Cornwall cliffs — a scenic mark best fished in settled conditions.
South West & Bristol ChannelClear water over mixed ground, popular for wrasse and mackerel through summer.
South West & Bristol ChannelA small, sheltered Somerset harbour giving reliable access even on a big Bristol Channel tide.
South West & Bristol ChannelOne of the largest tidal ranges in the world funnels through here, so timing matters more than almost anywhere else on this list.
South West & Bristol ChannelA long, open North Devon beach, good for bass and flatfish through summer.
South West & Bristol ChannelChesil's steep shingle gives deep water close in, one of the most consistent shore marks on the south coast.
South West & Bristol ChannelOne of North Devon's best-known beaches, reasonable for bass and flatfish.
A neat, sheltered Cardigan Bay harbour, good for mackerel and pollack through summer.
WalesA remote, scenic bay at Wales's westernmost point, good for bass and mackerel.
WalesA scenic mid-Wales estuary, good for flounder and the occasional sea trout at the river mouth.
WalesClean Cardigan Bay water over mixed rock ground, good for wrasse and pollack.
WalesA popular Llyn Peninsula sailing town, sheltered water good for mackerel and bass.
WalesCardigan Bay's cleaner water suits summer bass and mackerel fishing from the promenade.
WalesAn open Pembrokeshire beach, good for bass and flatfish through summer.
WalesA scenic estuary venue, well regarded for flounder and the occasional sea trout at the river mouth.
WalesAn accessible South Wales beach venue, good for flatfish and the occasional bass on the Bristol Channel's big tides.
WalesStrong tidal streams through the Menai Strait give a genuine shot at bass and flatfish.
WalesAn exposed mid-Wales beach, reasonable for bass and the occasional flatfish.
WalesAn open Pembrokeshire beach, good for bass and flatfish through summer.
WalesA scenic Cardigan Bay estuary, good for bass and the chance of a sea trout.
WalesAn accessible North Wales beach, similar fishing to nearby Rhyl and Llandudno.
WalesA scenic North Wales estuary, known for flounder and a run of sea trout and salmon at the river mouth.
WalesAn accessible Llyn Peninsula beach, popular for a summer bass and flatfish session.
WalesA deep-water Pembrokeshire harbour giving a fair shot at bass and pollack from the breakwater.
WalesA dramatic, open beach backed by the castle, decent for bass and flatfish.
WalesA major Anglesey port with deep water close in, giving a genuine shot at bigger fish including pollack and coalfish.
WalesRock marks around the Orme give access to deeper water for cod and coalfish in winter.
WalesA scenic Pembrokeshire bay, good for bass and the occasional flatfish.
WalesOne of the deepest natural harbours in Wales, giving access to deep water without a boat.
WalesA sheltered Llyn Peninsula bay, good for mackerel and pollack through summer.
WalesA pretty Cardigan Bay harbour town, popular for mackerel and pollack, with a good chance of spotting dolphins too.
WalesA quiet North Wales venue between Conwy and Llanfairfechan, reasonable mixed-ground fishing.
WalesMixed rock ground giving a genuine shot at bass and wrasse, well regarded along the South Wales coast.
WalesA sheltered North Wales estuary, reasonable for flounder and bass.
WalesAn accessible North Wales beach, similar fishing to nearby Rhyl.
WalesSheltered Llyn Peninsula water, good for mackerel and pollack through summer.
WalesAn accessible, family-friendly sandy beach with a fair head of flatfish and eels.
WalesA sheltered Pembrokeshire harbour, reasonable for mackerel and pollack.
WalesDramatic Pembrokeshire coast rock marks, a genuine shot at wrasse and bass.
WalesClear water and mixed ground make this one of the better-regarded bass venues in South Wales.
WalesAn accessible beach close to two estuary mouths, good for flounder and bass.
