A new coastline to explore
5 coastal counties now covered: Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, Hampshire, and the Isle of Wight.
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Top spots within about 10 miles, ranked by distance and rating.
3.1 miles from Crowhurst
Bulverhythe Beach is a broad shingle-and-sand shore west of Hastings, reached easily from the seafront road, promenade and nearby parking areas. It...
View mark3.3 miles from Crowhurst
West Marina Beach is an urban shingle shore at St Leonards-on-Sea, backed by a seafront promenade with straightforward access and groynes breaking...
View mark3.3 miles from Crowhurst
Glyne Gap is a broad shingle-and-sand beach on the western side of Bexhill, with timber groynes and occasional deeper gullies providing the...
View mark3.4 miles from Crowhurst
Galley Hill is an open shingle-and-sand beach west of central Bexhill, reached from the seafront and nearby roadside access points. It fishes...
View mark3.5 miles from Crowhurst
A long, mainly shingle beach backed by St Leonards’ promenade, with timber groynes and occasional firmer patches giving simple walk-on access from...
View mark3.8 miles from Crowhurst
Bexhill Beach is a long, easily reached shingle shoreline with timber groynes, occasional mixed ground and sandier low-water areas. It is a...
View markQuick links: Bulverhythe Beach · West Marina Beach · Glyne Gap · Galley Hill · St Leonards Beach · Bexhill Beach
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3.1 miles from Crowhurst
Bulverhythe Beach is a broad shingle-and-sand shore west of Hastings, reached easily from the seafront road, promenade and nearby parking areas. It is a practical open-beach mark with groynes and mixed ground, producing flatfish and bass in warmer months, with whiting, pouting and rays more likely after dark and through...
3.3 miles from Crowhurst
West Marina Beach is an urban shingle shore at St Leonards-on-Sea, backed by a seafront promenade with straightforward access and groynes breaking up the water. It is mainly a tide-and-season venue: fish the channels beside groynes and the lower beach for flatfish, bass and summer species, with whiting and the...
3.3 miles from Crowhurst
Glyne Gap is a broad shingle-and-sand beach on the western side of Bexhill, with timber groynes and occasional deeper gullies providing the main fish-holding features. It is generally an easy, open shore mark reached from the seafront and nearby parking, fishing best around flood tide, after dark and in coloured...
3.4 miles from Crowhurst
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...
3.5 miles from Crowhurst
A long, mainly shingle beach backed by St Leonards’ promenade, with timber groynes and occasional firmer patches giving simple walk-on access from seafront parking and side roads. It is a practical urban Sussex shore mark, best worked around the flood and high water for flatfish, bass and evening whiting, with...
3.8 miles from Crowhurst
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...
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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.