Fishing in Boreham Street

3.8 miles from Boreham Street

Normans Bay is an open shingle beach mark with timber groynes and generally easy access from the seafront, nearby lanes and the railway station. It fishes best around moving water, with clean-to-mixed ground giving seasonal flatfish, bass and ray fishing, while autumn and winter bring whiting and occasional codling-style catches.

4.1 miles from Boreham Street

Cooden Beach is an open shingle shore west of Bexhill, fished from beach accesses, the seafront path and between timber groynes. It is a straightforward tide-dependent venue with cleanish casting in places, producing summer bass, flatfish and rays, then whiting, pouting and dogfish through the colder months; evening and flooding-tide...

4.6 miles from Boreham Street

A long, open shingle beach backed by Coast Road, Pevensey Bay offers straightforward access via seafront parking and short walks over loose shingle. It is a mobile, tide-led Sussex shore mark: fish the clearer summer water for bass, mackerel, sole and rays, with whiting, dabs and pouting more dependable through...

5.5 miles from Boreham Street

Bexhill Beach is a long, easily reached shingle shoreline with timber groynes, occasional mixed ground and sandier low-water areas. It is a straightforward open-beach venue: fish the channels beside groynes and any surf or colour for bass, while longer casts over cleaner ground produce flatfish, rays and winter whiting; summer...

6.1 miles from Boreham Street

Galley Hill is an open shingle-and-sand beach west of central Bexhill, reached from the seafront and nearby roadside access points. It fishes as a straightforward surf mark, with groynes and varying sand patches producing flatfish and bass in warmer months, while evening and winter sessions can bring whiting, pouting, dogfish...

6.2 miles from Boreham Street

The outer harbour wall at Sovereign Harbour is a long, exposed concrete breakwater fished from the walkway and adjacent rock-armoured sections, with deep water and tidal flow close in. It can produce summer lure sport and mixed bottom fishing, but is best in settled conditions as swell, wind and slippery...