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 AngliaAn easy, accessible sandy beach popular with families and a fair head of flatfish.
East AngliaA reliable winter cod venue with the container port providing useful shelter from the worst of the swell.
East AngliaLong, flat sandy beach, good for a summer evening after bass and sole.
East AngliaOne of the few east-facing Norfolk beaches, good for a summer flatfish session.
East AngliaExposed to the full force of the North Sea, this mark rewards patience through a settling swell.
East AngliaVast expanses of mud and sand at low tide, best fished as the tide floods back in.
A well-sheltered harbour giving reliable access even when the open coast is rough.
North East EnglandRock ledges giving access to deeper water without a long walk.
North East EnglandA long open beach that's produced some notably large cod over the years.
North East EnglandMixed rock and sand giving a genuine shot at cod from October through to the new year.
North East EnglandClean water close to the Farne Islands, good for mackerel and coalfish through summer.
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.
Wide 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 EnglandHuge tidal range with genuinely dangerous fast-incoming tides — always fish with a local tide table to hand.
North West EnglandWide, remote Solway Firth marks with a strong tidal push, good for flounder and the occasional bass.
North West EnglandSheltered harbour marks giving reliable access to mackerel and pollack through summer.
Sheltered Belfast Lough marks giving reliable access to mackerel, coalfish and the occasional bass.
Northern IrelandA striking beach venue backed by the Mournes, good for flatfish and the odd bass through summer.
Northern IrelandDramatic Causeway Coast rock marks, well regarded for pollack, wrasse and the chance of bigger fish from deeper ledges.
A reliable North Sea cod venue through autumn and winter, with easy beach access.
ScotlandFirth of Clyde marks give sheltered fishing for cod and flatfish through the colder months.
ScotlandRocky East Lothian marks giving a good shot at cod and coalfish through the colder months.
ScotlandDeep, clean west coast water close to shore, good for pollack and mackerel.
ScotlandClean sand giving a fair shot at flatfish and the occasional bass in summer.
ScotlandSheltered loch marks giving reliable conditions for flatfish and codling even in poor weather.
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.
ScotlandCold, clean far-north water giving a genuine shot at cod and coalfish, less pressured than marks further south.
Open 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 CoastClean ground close to the chalk cliffs, known for a good head of plaice and sole.
South CoastThe historic Cobb gives deep water access right from the harbour wall, popular for conger after dark.
South CoastVast sheltered water with marks to suit any conditions, plus strong flounder and bass runs.
South CoastSheltered Solent waters give reliable conditions even when the open Channel is rough.
South CoastStrong tidal streams off the Bill concentrate bait and fish, a well-regarded mark for bass and smoothhound.
South CoastA sheltered bay giving easy, family-friendly access with a fair head of mackerel and bass in summer.
Deep water and strong tidal streams through the Strait of Dover give a real shot at bigger fish close to shore.
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 & KentSandy bays either side of the harbour, good for bass and sole in the warmer months.
South East & KentA well-sheltered Royal Harbour with deep water close in, popular for winter cod.
South East & KentFamous for its oysters, and the flat ground here also fishes well for flounder and eels.
Exposed Atlantic beach, good for bass after a settling swell.
South West & Bristol ChannelOne of the world's deepest natural harbours, sheltered enough to fish in most conditions.
South West & Bristol ChannelRock marks either side of the harbour fish well for wrasse and bass on the flood.
South West & Bristol ChannelSteep rock marks close to deep water, best fished in calmer conditions given the exposed cliffs.
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 ChannelMixed ground close to deep water gives a genuine shot at bigger species from the shore.
South West & Bristol ChannelA big, sheltered sound with piers, breakwaters and estuary marks all within a short drive.
South West & Bristol ChannelClean Atlantic water and rock ledges either side of the harbour, popular for wrasse and mackerel.
South West & Bristol ChannelClear water over mixed ground, popular for wrasse and mackerel through summer.
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 ChannelChesil's steep shingle gives deep water close in, one of the most consistent shore marks on the south coast.
Cardigan Bay's cleaner water suits summer bass and mackerel fishing from the promenade.
WalesA scenic estuary venue, well regarded for flounder and the occasional sea trout at the river mouth.
WalesRock marks around the Orme give access to deeper water for cod and coalfish in winter.
WalesOne of the deepest natural harbours in Wales, giving access to deep water without a boat.
WalesAn accessible, family-friendly sandy beach with a fair head of flatfish and eels.
WalesClear water and mixed ground make this one of the better-regarded bass venues in South Wales.