Most Viewed Marks

Here you find the most visited Marks in our system.

 

Category Title Added Mark views Grade Pic.
East Anglia Weybourne Beach 2007.09.03 146 Weybourne Beach is the point on the Norfolk Coast where the cliffs of the east turn into the long shingle spit that finishes at Blakeney Point.Easy Parking and fishes to the left and right.
South & West Scotland Terally Bay 2007.08.24 94 Many species can be caught here at most states of the tides, although most anglers prefer fishing from low water up. Night fishing is also popular here.
East Anglia Breydon Water 2007.09.19 79 Situated in Great Yarmouth, Breydon water is a large estuary and can provide quality sport on light tackle.Various areas can be fished but one of the more popular spots is to the right of the bridge over from the Asda carpark
North East Velva Liquids 2007.10.01 73 Now known as the walkway this housing estate was builton the site of the old velva liquids factory, I used to fish there when the site was closed and ready for demolishion.And it was an uncomfortable place to fish.Now? its a nicely paved promenade in an exclusive area of shields.Fishing here on neap tides thru daylight and darkness can produce mixed bags of colaies, codling , flounder and eel.
North East St Marys Island - Whitley Bay 2007.11.05 68 This well known landmark is a great all year round mark.Its a heavy ground mark with the possibilities of big bags of codling , fishing to the north of the lighthouse into Crispins Gulley , best fished three hours before low water and 3 hours on the flood when the rocky outcrops and gulleys are exposed.Tackle losses can be high so its advisable to use rotten bottom tactics,The lighthouse is accessible via a causeway and tide times are available near by but it doesnt stay submerged for long and its easy enough to see when you can get across.
South West Capstone Rock 2007.09.03 67 Capstone rock is in the centre of Ilfracombe Devon, its easy access and relatively comfortable fishing straight into deep water.
South East dungeness kent 2007.10.01 63 We fished on 22nd sept at night this venue is a shingle beach deep water at high tide at least 3m we fished back of power station known as the boils as it is were the hot water comes out from the the power station . there are some good marks along this beach the point and by the boats.
South West Polperro 2007.09.20 62 Lovely little holiday village with some good rock fishing marks and a harbour mark.The village itself gets extremely busy in the summer months so the more remote rock marks give a better chance of hassle free fishing
East Anglia Sea Palling Reefs 2007.10.08 62 Golden Sands and deep lagoons are on offer in between these man made offshore reefs, with easy access and comfortable beach fishing this is a great venue.However it does get very busy in the summer months so early mornings or evenings is probably the best times,along with the winter months.Looking to the left from the main beach entry point you can see in the distance reefs one and two which can both be accessed in the last 3 hours of the ebb, can also be fished using float gear or spinning , however be warned the rocks are slippy in wetter conditions.
South West Bossington Beach 2007.09.03 58 steep sloping beach with larger than average shingle/pebbles.Deep water close in.
North West Wales & Mersey Cemlyn Bay on Anglesey. 2008.01.11 58 Large shingle beach, onto sand. Rougher ground at each side of the bay where rocks extend out to sea. Fairly large car park next to the beach.
East Anglia Holme Dunes 2007.10.16 56 Although not many fish the shallow beaches further along the coast from Weybourne, there is one venue that stands out and is a local secret so to speak.At the village of Holme near Old Hunstanton is Holme Dunes National nature Reserve a very quiet and scenic area so care must be taken when fishing here.Parking is at the reserve and a fee is payable which at the time of writing was £4 a day.This is a high tide bass venue, and a close inspection at low tide is advisable toget a good idea of where the gulleys run.
South & West Scotland Ardwell Bay 2007.08.29 53 There is a good sandy beach, surrounded by rocks on both sides. There is good car parking and a picnic area, and a good brisk walk to the rocks around the Doon Broch area to the left of the Bay can provide good sport with Pollack, Wrasse and also small Conger
North East The Groyne 2007.09.13 53 the groyne is a small jetty in situated to the north of south shields pier at the far end of little beach  
South & West Scotland Port Logan 2007.08.29 48 Good Pollack, Coalfish and Wrasse can be caught here during summer months; also some good red cod have been caught here in recent years, weighing up to 12lbs.
East Anglia Cromer pier 2007.12.27 47 A good winter venue when it is too rough to fish elsewhere. Easy sheltered fishing with lighting and seating. We have caught cod up to 11lb here so bring a drop net. Avoid casting too far forwards as it can be snaggy there. Usually best on right hand side, but one night a guy had an exceptional catch of cod in the teens on the left hand side. On balence Gorleston jetty by the coastguard building late at night has been better for me,
South & West Scotland Mull of Galloway 2007.08.29 46 This is the most southerly tip of Scotland and it provides great sport for many anglers. There are many Scottish records held here but anglers are warned to take extreme care as the paths and rocks can become very slippery.The Mull of Galloway is a working farm and Anglers are warned that fences have been erected to prevent stock losses, and care is required.
North East South Shields Pier 2007.09.13 46 Shields pier is over a mile long and is an easy access venue with several hotspots along its length.
North West Wales & Mersey Nearly All North West Wales... 2008.02.27 45 I've collected nearly all the North West Wales and Mersey Marks on I could from: http://www.wirralseafishing.co.uk/forum/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=67 and http://forum.fishing4u.co.uk/board.php and put them in my tomtom. You can download the file from here: http://forum.fishing4u.co.uk/showthread.php?t=5356 Please feel free site admin (whoever you are) to add them all here. Nice site. Thanks.
South & West Scotland Portgill 2007.08.29 43 Rock Fishing mark similar to Port Logan and surrounding areas
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