Cold, clean far-north water giving a genuine shot at cod and coalfish, less pressured than marks further south.

Sheltered loch marks giving reliable conditions for flatfish and codling even in poor weather.

Rocky East Lothian marks giving a good shot at cod and coalfish through the colder months.

An accessible Ayrshire beach with a fair head of flatfish and the occasional cod in winter.

Remote, clean west coast water, good for pollack, mackerel and the occasional bigger species from deeper marks.

Firth of Clyde marks give sheltered fishing for cod and flatfish through the colder months.

Deep, clean west coast water close to shore, good for pollack and mackerel.

A reliable North Sea cod venue through autumn and winter, with easy beach access.

Clean sand giving a fair shot at flatfish and the occasional bass in summer.