Fishing in Emsworth

0.4 miles from Emsworth

A sheltered, shallow tidal harbour and estuary fished from public quay edges, harbour walls and sections of the waterfront footpath; avoid private marina areas and keep clear of boat traffic. It is mainly a light-tackle, tide-dependent venue, with channels and creek mouths producing flounder, school bass and mullet, while the...

0.7 miles from Emsworth

Conigar Point is a tidal Solent shingle-and-mud foreshore mark near Calshot, generally reached by a walk along the public shoreline from the Calshot side. It fishes as a mixed, tide-led venue: bass and flatfish are regular targets, with rays, smoothhounds and dogfish possible after dark, while summer surface activity can...

1.1 miles from Emsworth

Warblington Shore is a quiet, tidal Langstone Harbour estuary margin fished from the public foreshore and nearby coastal-path access points. It is mainly a shallow mud-and-shingle mark with channels and flooding tide lines that suit light-to-medium ledgering for flounder, bass and eels, while mullet can be seen working close in...

1.5 miles from Emsworth

Prinsted fishes as a sheltered, muddy-sand estuary shore on the northern side of Chichester Harbour, reached from village lanes and public shoreline footpaths rather than a purpose-built angling platform. It is a tide-led mark: fish the flooding tide into high water for bass, flounder, mullet and occasional bream, while taking...

1.6 miles from Emsworth

Northney Shore is a quiet, tidal Langstone Harbour estuary mark on the north of Hayling Island, reached on foot from local lanes and public foreshore paths rather than by a dedicated fishing platform. It fishes best around the flooding tide and high water, when bass, flounder, mullet and eels move...

1.6 miles from Emsworth

Langstone Quay is a sheltered, tidal harbour-edge mark beside the narrow Langstone channel, fished from limited hard foreshore/quay-side positions rather than open beach. It is mainly a light-to-medium estuary venue: floodwater, dusk and the last of the ebb can produce bass, flounder, mullet and eels, but mud, weed, boat activity...