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Channel Islands La Mois (sp?) Point - Prison 2010.07.30 Nice spot for various species - lots of snags and vicious currents at high.
Channel Islands St Catherines Pier 2010.07.30 Far East - Fishing inner wall/bay produces smaller fish - Outer wall produces specimens
North & East Scotland River Tay 2010.07.18 

River Tay at Dundee, 

You're spoilt for choice with either Riverside Drive inbetween the Tay road bridge and rail bridge, Broughty Ferry harbour and beach, and the Stannergate just past the Dundee docks. Theres coalies, mackerel, sea trout, flounders, bream, eels, whiting, scad, pollack, grayling and my m8 caught a lovely scorpion fish last week
South East morrisons pier 2010.05.19 

A STRONG SOLID BRICK PIER NEWLY BUILT.A LARGE AND LONG PIER,PLENTY OF ROOM AND GOOD SCENERY.

USED TO BE KNOWN AS ERITH PIER,BUT WAS BROUGHT BY MORRISONS SHOPPING CENTRE AND IS NOW KNOWN AS MORRISONS PIER.
Channel Islands Bonne huit 2010.01.06 Fished there alot off the bunker casting north about 70yards
North West Arnside 2009.12.27
North West Wales & Mersey mostyn 2009.11.30 rocky base to fish from but casting onto a sandy base. Fished from midday till four bagging a dozen whiting and a good plaice. Plenty of action
North West Wales & Mersey holyhead breakwater 2009.11.24 very wide breakwater approx one and a quarter miles long.Plenty of places to catch stood by your transport
South East Deal beach 2009.11.19 Fairly deep water clean gravel with the option of deeper water off the pier but can be snaggy if u cast to close in.We tend to fish from the pier up to undercliffe road.
Thames Estuary Hampton Pier, Herne Bay 2009.11.08 

Steep shingle beach

Fished high tide, +/- 2hrs
North West Wales & Mersey colwyn bay 2009.10.28 

long prom, easy to fish from, with free parking
North East Doverstrand 2009.10.25
North East Tidal Tyne 2009.10.22 River Tyne along the quayside by Copthorne Hotel.

Good places to sit along both banks but easier to park on north bank.
North East sandsend 2009.10.19 

Easy access for all fish from your car boot! mixed bag from this mark cod, bass, flatties, whiting, coalfish. 3 main areas to fish from the carpark at the bottom of the bank (a decent chuck is needed as is a high tide), the railings on the road side in front of the houses (beware of the cars! also a high tide is needed) and the beach just as you go out of sandsend on the way to whitby (fish any state of the tide but 3 hrs before high upto 2 hrs after works well). good fishing can be had from all of these marks.
South West sea town (dorset) 2009.09.20
North East horden 2009.09.13 long beach mark with a few differing types of ground, big backwall/bank that the sea does get to, meaning you will need to be on it if big tides, big swells, very little lateral flow but even heavy sinkers with grips will move in heavy seas, the beach changes often from sandy to rock stewn depending on the previous few days weather/seas

north and south ends are more rocky
North & East Scotland Ullapool Pier 2009.09.12 Nice big pier for mackerel. Try casting back towards the shore from the far left corner (looking down the loch) when the fishing goes quiet.
North West The Bull's Nose, Preston 2009.09.08 A productive and comfortable mark on Preston docks. Easy access, even for disabled anglers and you can park your car right next to where you're fishing on those cold windy days! Plenty of Dab/Flounder and the odd bass. Fishing is best from high tide to about 2 hours after, and heavyish sea tackle is needed to combat the tide/current.
North East Craster Rocks 2009.09.06 A coast line of steeps sloping smooth rock which slopes straight into deep water. This is a rock mark, but the only risk of looking tackle is a line of kelp all along the coast line. So long as you can cast more that 50 yards and you bring your tackle over the top of it on the retreive, you shouldn't have any problems.
South Magazine Lane Marchwood 2009.08.06
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