Fishing in Southwick (Adur)

0.9 miles from Southwick (Adur)

A mainly shingle beach backed by the A259 and sea defences, Southwick offers easy promenade-side access to open-water casting between groynes and around the harbour-side frontage. It is a straightforward Sussex beach mark, best for mobile fishing around tide changes, with summer species close in and better whiting, dabs and...

1.1 miles from Southwick (Adur)

Hove Lagoon Beach is an open shingle-and-sand frontage beside the lagoon and Kingsway promenade, offering very easy walk-on access with fishing from the upper beach between groynes. It is a largely clean, urban shore mark that suits mobile light-to-medium beach fishing, with summer pelagic sport and flatfish, bass and occasional...

1.3 miles from Southwick (Adur)

Shoreham Harbour East Arm is a long, exposed concrete breakwater at the harbour entrance, fished from the walkway and lower structure where access is open. It offers deep, tidal water close in and a mixed summer lure, float and ledger fishery, with winter whiting and other bottom fish possible; swell,...

2.1 miles from Southwick (Adur)

King Alfred Beach is a wide shingle frontage beside Hove’s King Alfred Leisure Centre, fished directly from the beach between timber groynes. It offers very easy promenade access and straightforward mixed-ground casting, with summer pelagic sport close in and better after-dark prospects for flatfish, whiting and smaller rays in cooler...

2.3 miles from Southwick (Adur)

Shoreham Beach is an open, steeply shelving shingle shore on the south side of Shoreham Harbour, reached easily from the beach road, promenade paths and nearby parking. It is a practical all-round Sussex beach mark: daylight summer sessions favour bass, bream and mackerel, while evening and colder-water fishing produces flatfish,...

2.4 miles from Southwick (Adur)

Hove Beach is an urban shingle shoreline backed by a wide promenade, with straightforward access via seafront roads and nearby parking. Angling is generally from open beach between groynes, with mixed ground close in; it suits light-to-medium beach gear for flatfish and school fish, while dusk, night tides and warmer...