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.
0.7 miles from South Hayling
Beachlands is an open shingle-and-sand shore on the south-east side of Hayling Island, fished from the beach beside groynes and sea defences...
View mark1.2 miles from South Hayling
Eastoke Beach is a long, open shingle-and-sand shore on the south-east tip of Hayling Island, generally fished from the beach below the...
View mark1.5 miles from South Hayling
A broad shingle-and-sand shore on Hayling’s western edge, reached from West Beach car parks and short paths over the foreshore. It fishes...
View mark1.6 miles from South Hayling
Black Point is a quiet, tidal shingle-and-mud foreshore mark on the western side of Southampton Water, reached on foot from nearby public...
View mark1.7 miles from South Hayling
Eastoke Point is an open, shingle-and-sand beach mark at the south-eastern end of Hayling Island, reached from Eastoke’s seafront roads and a...
View mark1.7 miles from South Hayling
Sinah Warren is a shallow shingle-and-sand foreshore on the west side of Hayling Island, fished from public coastal paths and beach access...
View markQuick links: Beachlands · Eastoke Beach · Hayling Island West Beach · Black Point · Eastoke Point · Sinah Warren
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0.7 miles from South Hayling
Beachlands is an open shingle-and-sand shore on the south-east side of Hayling Island, fished from the beach beside groynes and sea defences with roadside access nearby. It is a tide-led mark: the flooding tide and first part of the ebb generally fish best, with summer producing bass, bream and mackerel...
1.2 miles from South Hayling
Eastoke Beach is a long, open shingle-and-sand shore on the south-east tip of Hayling Island, generally fished from the beach below the seafront road and groynes. It is an easy-access venue with room to spread out, producing mixed daylight sport in summer and better dusk-to-dark chances of bass, rays, smoothhound...
1.5 miles from South Hayling
A broad shingle-and-sand shore on Hayling’s western edge, reached from West Beach car parks and short paths over the foreshore. It fishes best over a flooding tide and around dusk, with open-water casting for bass, flatfish, rays and winter whiting; expect strong tidal flow, occasional weed and a long walk...
1.6 miles from South Hayling
Black Point is a quiet, tidal shingle-and-mud foreshore mark on the western side of Southampton Water, reached on foot from nearby public shoreline access rather than by a formal angling platform. It is mainly a close-to-medium-range bait fishing venue, with the stronger flood and ebb periods producing bass, flatfish and...
1.7 miles from South Hayling
Eastoke Point is an open, shingle-and-sand beach mark at the south-eastern end of Hayling Island, reached from Eastoke’s seafront roads and a short walk over the promenade or beach. It fishes best around the stronger tidal periods, with gutters, groynes and a deeper tidal run offering summer bass, bream, mackerel...
1.7 miles from South Hayling
Sinah Warren is a shallow shingle-and-sand foreshore on the west side of Hayling Island, fished from public coastal paths and beach access with a short walk from nearby parking. It is a tide-led Solent mark, generally best over the flooding tide and around high water for flounder, bass, mullet and...
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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.