Fishing in Halfway Houses

1.4 miles from Halfway Houses

A long, mainly shingle-and-sand shoreline on the north side of Sheerness, reached easily from the seafront, promenade and nearby parking. It is a straightforward Thames Estuary shore mark where anglers cast into tidal channels and mixed ground; fishing is generally best around the flooding tide, with autumn and winter producing...

1.6 miles from Halfway Houses

Barton’s Point is a gently shelving, tidal shingle-and-sand beach on the Isle of Sheppey, reached on foot from the coastal park and promenade areas. It is a straightforward open-beach mark best fished around the flooding tide and into darkness, with shallow-water flatfish and bass in warmer months giving way to...

1.7 miles from Halfway Houses

Minster Leas is a long, open shingle-and-sand frontage on the north coast of the Isle of Sheppey, with sea walls, timber groynes and easy access from the promenade and nearby parking. It fishes as a straightforward tidal beach mark: short-to-medium casts can produce flatfish and whiting, while dusk, coloured water...

2.2 miles from Halfway Houses

Garrison Point is a tidal shingle-and-sand shore mark at the eastern side of the Medway entrance, fished from the beach beside substantial concrete sea defences. Access is generally by parking in Sheerness and walking to the shoreline; it is a tide-led, open-water venue with useful depth and strong flow, producing...

3.0 miles from Halfway Houses

Grain Tower is an exposed, tidal Medway estuary mark opposite the historic offshore fort; the tower itself is not a practical shore-access venue, so fishing is from the nearby public foreshore where access and room can be limited by industrial land, saltmarsh and soft mud. It is mainly a tide-dependent...

3.6 miles from Halfway Houses

Grain Beach is a tidal shingle-and-sand shoreline on the Isle of Grain, facing the Thames estuary close to the Medway mouth. Access is generally via the seawall and a walk from local roadside or parking areas; it is a practical open-estuary mark where flood tides, coloured water and seasonal bait...