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Fishing in Maxwellheugh
The best shore marks within 100 miles of Maxwellheugh, with live fishing forecasts, access notes and the species worth targeting.
Best marks near Maxwellheugh
Cowbar ★ 3.396.4 miles away · North YorkshireCowbar is a rugged rock-and-gully mark north of Staithes, approached on foot from the Cowbar side via cliff-top paths and tide-dependent descents...Staithes North Wall ★ 3.496.5 miles away · North YorkshireStaithes North Wall is the exposed north harbour arm, reached on foot from Staithes village and fished from the concrete wall and...Staithes South Wall ★ 3.396.5 miles away · North YorkshireStaithes South Wall is the harbour’s south breakwater, reached on foot from village parking and the harbour front, with a straightforward wall-top...Staithes Harbour ★ 3.396.5 miles away · North YorkshireA compact, tidal fishing harbour beneath Staithes’ steep village, worked from the accessible quayside and harbour walls where permitted; it is a...Brackenberry Wyke ★ 2.997.3 miles away · North YorkshireBrackenberry Wyke is a rugged North Yorkshire rock mark reached on foot by rough coastal paths, with uneven kelp-covered ledges and gullies...Port Mulgrave ★ 3.297.7 miles away · North YorkshirePort Mulgrave is a rugged former harbour and rocky-scar mark beneath the cliffs near Hinderwell, reached by a steep, uneven descent and...
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Marks near Maxwellheugh
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Runswick Bay★ 3.499 miles from Maxwellheugh · North YorkshireRunswick Bay is a broad, scenic sandy bay backed and edged by rocky scars, with fishing available from the beach at lower-to-mid...BassCodPollackPoutingWhitingKettleness★ 2.999.8 miles from Maxwellheugh · North YorkshireKettleness is a rugged, low-access North Yorkshire rock mark beneath steep coastal ground, reached by coastal paths and requiring a careful walk...CodPollackCoalfishPoutingWhiting
