A new coastline to explore
5 coastal counties now covered: Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, Hampshire, and the Isle of Wight.
Isle of Anglesey has 27 shore marks rated for conger eel. They're ranked below by how strongly conger eel show at each spot, with today's live conditions beside every mark — so you can pick a spot that's worth fishing right now, not just on paper.
When to go
In season nowBest months: May–Nov · green months are prime, the outlined box is this month.
Tide Fish the flood
Time of day Night sessions clearly outfish daylight
Ranked by how strongly conger eel show at each mark. The chip on the right is today's live fish forecast.
Night only; big fish baits close to deep rock/structure—strong gear and keep clear of snags.
Occasional from deeper cracks after dark; fish big baits (mackerel/flapper) on heavy tackle and keep clear of snags.
Night sessions near structure; strong gear and big baits (mackerel/bluey-style) fished hard on the bottom.
Chance fish after dark from deeper rock channels; use heavy gear, big hooks and fish baits (mackerel/calf) close in.
Night sessions into deeper cracks/gullies; big fish possible—use wire/abrasion leader and keep clear of snaggy ground.
After dark from deeper gullies; big baits (mackerel/squid strip) on heavy gear—expect snaggy fights in rough ground.
Night sessions near boulders/harbour structure; use strong tackle, big fish baits, and be ready to pull hard.
Night fishing close to structure with big squid/fish baits; use heavy gear and be prepared for snags.
Occasional from deeper gullies after dark; use large fish baits and robust tackle, avoid leaving rods unattended.
Night sessions can produce fish from structure; fish baits on strong gear, keep rigs tight to snags.
Night sessions with big fish baits (mackerel/squid) into deeper holes by rocks/walls; heavy gear needed.
Night fishing into deeper clefts/rough ground with large fish or squid baits; expect heavy snags.
After dark from the rougher outer edges; big baits (mackerel/squid) and abrasion-resistant rigs essential.
Night sessions in deeper gullies/holes; use strong traces and expect snags in rough ground.
Chance fish tight to rock/weed after dark; fish strong gear and keep baits hard in to structure (expect losses).
Occasional at night in rough ground; fish big baits tight to structure with heavy trace and a secure stance.
Occasional near heavy structure at night; use strong gear, large fish baits and be ready to pull hard to avoid cut-offs.
Occasional from deeper cracks after dark; fish big baits (mackerel/whole squid-style) on heavy traces.
Occasional at night from deeper, snaggy areas; fish big fish baits and be ready for rocky ground.
Possible after dark from deeper rocky gullies; use heavy gear and big baits (mackerel, squid) and keep lines short in tide.
Occasional night fish near structure; use heavy gear, abrasion-resistant leader, and keep baits large (mackerel/squid) to deter small fish.
Rare but possible close to structure at night; use stronger gear and fish baits (mackerel/strip).
Possible tight to rougher rock/weed at night; fish strong gear and keep baits close to structure.
Occasional from the rougher rock edges after dark; fish large oily baits tight to boulders/kelp and use heavy gear for extraction.
Rare from the walls but possible at night; fish big fish baits hard on the bottom and be ready to pull fish away from structure.
Plus 2 more rated marks — browse every mark in Isle of Anglesey.
Planning ahead? The live fish forecast map compares these marks across the week.
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Full tactics, seasonal detail and more baits are on the Conger Eel species guide.
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New region just landed
We’ve added a whole new stretch of coastline — from Kent round to Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
5 coastal counties now covered: Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, Hampshire, and the Isle of Wight.
Every mark comes with a full guide, target species, baits and rigs, and live fishing forecasts.
Weather, tide, and sea conditions are already synced for every new mark, so you can plan a session right away.