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Fishing in Allington (West Allington with East Allington)

The best shore marks within 50 miles of Allington (West Allington with East Allington), with live fishing forecasts, access notes and the species worth targeting.

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Fosdyke Bridge★ 2.529.1 miles from Allington (West Allington with East Allington) · LincolnshireFosdyke Bridge is a tidal River Welland estuary mark beside the A17, fished from lawful bank-side access rather than from the bridge...BassCodWhitingPlaiceFlounderCut End★ 2.732.5 miles from Allington (West Allington with East Allington) · LincolnshireCut End is a tidal Haven/River Witham estuary-bank mark on the Boston side of The Wash, generally approached from local lanes and...BassCodPoutingWhitingPlaiceTabs Head★ 2.633.7 miles from Allington (West Allington with East Allington) · LincolnshireTabs Head is a remote, open Lincolnshire sand-and-mud beach reached from coastal tracks and the sea bank, with a walk often needed...BassCodWhitingPlaiceFlounderFreiston Shore★ 2.933.9 miles from Allington (West Allington with East Allington) · LincolnshireFreiston Shore is an exposed Wash estuary mark, generally fished from the sea bank or firmer foreshore beside extensive mudflats and tidal...BassCodWhitingPlaiceFlounderWrangle Flats★ 2.638.8 miles from Allington (West Allington with East Allington) · LincolnshireWrangle Flats is an exposed, very tidal Lincolnshire shore mark of sand, mud and shallow gullies, generally approached from the sea-bank/foreshore access...BassCodWhitingPlaiceFlounderFriskney Flats★ 2.540.3 miles from Allington (West Allington with East Allington) · LincolnshireFriskney Flats is a broad, exposed Lincolnshire sand-and-mud beach backed by sea defences, generally reached from coastal lanes and then by a...BassCodPoutingWhitingPlaice
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