Fishing Marks

Amongst the many facors which go together to make a succesful shore fishing trip is the choice of the right mark. Although you can never expect to know everything about a mark, the more you fish a venue the more you will come to learn the best times to be there. Our fishing marks section gives you a bit of a nudge in the right direction, and illustrates a few UK fishing marks. The rest is up to you ......

Lincolnshire Coast & Chapel St Leonards

Lincolnshire Fishing Marks The fishing marks around Chapel St Leonards in Lincolnshire are fast becoming known as a fantastic summer fishing venue with anglers from across the north east heading down there to get a piece of the action with lots of smoothound and skate on the cards and the potential for a shore caught tope. This report including a map of the area is by a group of local anglers including Chris Mack who fish this area every year when the hounds are running. Read About Fishing Chapel St Leonards In Lincolnshire Here.

Filey Brigg

fishing filey brigg The Information on sea fishing at Filey Brigg was written by Russ Lewis. To read more about fishing the Filey Brigg marks of Crab Hole, The Binks and Horshoe Gulley please click here.

Fishing At Scarborough

fishing at scarborough The information on fishing marks between Scalby Mills and Silex Bay was written by Peter Bayes and Russ Lewis. North east fishing marks discussed in this section include those at Scalby Mills, Scarborough Marine Drive, Holbeck, Scarborough Pier, Cornelain Bay, Cayton Bay, Bempton Cliffs and Flamborough Cliffs.

Steetley Pier

The Information on fishing at Steetley pier was borrowed from north east top marks forums with the kind permission of the author. To read more about fishing at Steetley pier in Hartlepool please click here.

Blea Wyke Ravenscar

This very informative post was made to the Whitby Fishing Forum by members Quint and Jelly worm. The article describes a day fishing at Blea Wyke near Ravenscar and shows the rope access to this mark. Read The Topic

Cowbar Jetty

This rather interesting piece on fishing the north east mark at Cowbar Jetty comes from our fishing forum and was written by local angler Paul Lobley. [Read More - Cowbar Jetty]

Port Mulgrave

The fishing venues at Port Mulgrave are amongst the best north east marks to be found, and can be located by leaving the A174 coast road at Hinderwell and following the signs for Port Mulgrave. There is only one road into Port Mulgrave. [Read The Article].

Sandsend Car Park

fishing at sandsend All You need to know about fishing the easy venues at Sandsend Car Park and east row beach in front of the doctors surgery. [Read The Article].

Cloughton Wyke

This rather interesting piece on fishing at Cloughton Wyke comes from our fishing forum and was written by Scarborough angler Martyn Wilding. "You park at the end of the road, which is about 1/4 mile north of the "Wyke" where I took this - you can walk round at low water, or there's a path down where the stream is in the pic" [Read More about this great north east fishing mark]

South Gare To Sandsend

The information on the marks between South gare and Sandsend was written by Brian Goupillot (South Gare to Runswick), and Alec Baines. Amongst the north east fishing marks discussed are those at Goldsborough, Kettleness, Port Mulgrave, Hummersea, Staithes and Cowbar, Saltburn, Sandsend Cliffs plus many others. To view the information on these fishing marks South Gare To Sandsend.

Sandsend To Jacksons Bay

sandsend to scarborough fishing marks. By Alec Baines and Peter Bayes. Amongst the Yorkshire coast fishing marks discussed here are those at Saltwick bay, Hawsker, Robin hoods bay, Saltwick beach, Stoupe beck, Ravenscar, Cloughton and Hayburn Wyke. please click here to read about the marks from Sandsend to Scarborough..

Holderness Coast Fishing Marks

holderness fishing marks. By Malcolm and Angela Skelton. The marks discussed include those at Danes dyke, Sewerby, Skipsea, Hornsea, Cowden, Aldbrough, East Newton, Hilston, Tunstall, Withensea, Holmpton and Easington. South landing to Kilnsea

Ravenscar

The Information on this set of north east fishing marks was borrowed from wsf forums with the kind permission of the author. To read more about fishing at Bleu wyke and Lady green please click here

Holderness

A complete guide to fishing the Holderness coast compiled by local Angler Chris Mack from Hull. To read about the marks on the Holderness coast and the many species to be caught there please click here to read about Holderness fishing marks.

Other Fishing Marks

Scaling Dam

Scaling is a small trout fishing reservoir on the outskirts of Whitby. Day tickets range from �14 to �25 per day with 8 or 12 fish bag limits available. To read more about trout fishing at Scaling Dam please click here.

North West Sea Fishing - Cumbria

The Cumbrian coast from port Carlisle to St bees heads is a diverse stretch of coastline, offering estuary sport of the highest calibre for flounder fishing, to deep rock marks for cod, conger, pollack and wrasse. With one of the biggest tidal ranges in England its as if someone has pulled the plug out at times, a big spring tide would be 10.0 metres and ebbing to -0.3 uncovering vast areas of beach at low tide, making for some interesting and demanding low water fishing. Read More Here.