Sea fishing shore marks
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Penberth Cove
This is a mark I have not fished. I understand you need to park on the road side and walk down to the cove. The best mark is apparently along the coastal path to the right hand side of the beach where you should find a group of flat rocks to fish from.
The mark is [...]
Posted: November 13th, 2007 under Sea fishing shore marks.
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Porthcurno rock fishing marks
One of the most talked about fishing marks in West Cornwall and one I have fished a few times and intend kayak fishing next season.
This is the location of the renowned Minack Theatre, carved from the granite!
If you park in the beach car park and head out on the cliff path you will see a [...]
Posted: November 11th, 2007 under Sea fishing shore marks.
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Rock fishing mark, Pendeen Watch
Head out of St Ives towards Lands End and follow your map to Pendeen Lighthouse for some great sea fishing. Park your car up and head off down to Portherris Beach or fish the rock marks underneath the light house.
The typical rock species including Wrasse and Pollock are fished for and from the beach good [...]
Posted: November 9th, 2007 under Sea fishing shore marks.
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Shore fishing marks
I get alot of people visiting the site looking for shore fishing marks.
I would like you to help me please in building a data base of shore marks around the UK. I have good knowledge of Devon, Cornwall and Dorset but I would like to offer many more fishing marks around the UK.
If you can [...]
Posted: November 7th, 2007 under Sea fishing shore marks.
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Sea fishing mark St. Ives
There are alot of potential sea fishing marks around St. Ives. The seaward side of the Harbour wall can produce Gar fish and Mackerel, flatties and Bass can be caught. Pollock come in from the end nearest land, fishing over to the left. Porthmeor beach to the left, on the rocks is a good rock [...]
Posted: August 21st, 2007 under Sea fishing shore marks.
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Indicators for good Beach casting, Spinning and Kayak fishing.
Recently I was writing about reconnaissance, ie checking marks out and looking for tell tale signs of where fish might be from reading the shoreline. Today I went to a local surf beach for a session on my surf board only to discover exactly what I had been talking about. I decided not to [...]
Posted: June 23rd, 2007 under Bass Fishing, Beach casting, Plugging, Saltwater flyfishing, Sea fishing shore marks.
Comments: 2
Shore Fishing In The Whitby Area.
“please welcome Glenn Kilpatrick who runs the runs the Whitby sea anglers website and the Whitby fishing forum”
Fishing from the shoreline in the Whitby area can be broken down into 2 main categories of summer fishing and Winter fishing. In the summer months the mainstay of the catches are the summer species of flounder, mackerel, [...]
Posted: June 22nd, 2007 under Beach casting, Guest Angler, Sea fishing shore marks.
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Whitby Sea angling
Glenn Kilpatrick who runs the runs the Whitby sea anglers website and the Whitby fishing forum has offered to write a few articles about sea fishing in the Whitby area.
The first post in his series will be posted this week, I have seen it already and it’s very well written with some great pictures.
Edit: 22/06/07
Glens [...]
Posted: June 21st, 2007 under Beach casting, Guest Angler, Sea fishing shore marks.
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Coverack sea angling
The Harbour here makes a great fishing platform. The out side of the wall is into rough ground and can produce almost anything including Pollock. I would suggest float fishing this area as its full of snags if you are not prepared to loose lots of end gear.
Inside the Harbour produces flounder and small pollock [...]
Posted: June 9th, 2007 under Sea fishing shore marks.
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Dennis Head beach casting and spinning mark
Dennis head is the seaward side of a village called St Antony. Dennis head splits the Helford estuary and Gillian creek. The headland has many marks around it but the left side when looking out to sea is preferred. The water here holds good sized Bass, Mullet, Garfish, Pollock, Wrasse, Ray, Huss and Conger.
This mark [...]
Posted: June 8th, 2007 under Sea fishing shore marks.
Comments: 2


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