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.
4.0 miles from High Halstow
Allhallows is a tidal Thames-estuary shore mark with shingle frontage, sandy patches and extensive mud flats exposed at low water. Access is...
View mark4.7 miles from High Halstow
A tidal Thames Estuary shore mark around the Lower Hope Point seawall and foreshore, fished from firm bank sections where access is...
View mark4.8 miles from High Halstow
Cliffe Fort is a tidal Thames-estuary mark beside historic fortifications and broad saltmarsh, fished from the firmer foreshore only where lawful access...
View mark5.6 miles from High Halstow
Shornemead Fort is a tidal Thames estuary shore mark on the Kent marshes, fished from uneven shingle, mud and occasional firmer foreshore...
View mark6.7 miles from High Halstow
Grain Beach is a tidal shingle-and-sand shoreline on the Isle of Grain, facing the Thames estuary close to the Medway mouth. Access...
View mark6.8 miles from High Halstow
Grain Tower is an exposed, tidal Medway estuary mark opposite the historic offshore fort; the tower itself is not a practical shore-access...
View markQuick links: Allhallows · Lower Hope Point · Cliffe Fort · Shornemead Fort · Grain Beach · Grain Tower
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4.0 miles from High Halstow
Allhallows is a tidal Thames-estuary shore mark with shingle frontage, sandy patches and extensive mud flats exposed at low water. Access is generally from the seafront and nearby parking, with fishing best around the flooding tide or from higher-water stages; it is a mixed estuary venue for flatties, bass, rays...
4.7 miles from High Halstow
A tidal Thames Estuary shore mark around the Lower Hope Point seawall and foreshore, fished from firm bank sections where access is permitted rather than the soft mud itself. It is a predominantly silty, fast-tidal estuary venue: flooding water and the last of the ebb are the useful periods, with...
4.8 miles from High Halstow
Cliffe Fort is a tidal Thames-estuary mark beside historic fortifications and broad saltmarsh, fished from the firmer foreshore only where lawful access is available. It is a quiet, tide-led venue for close-to-medium-range estuary fishing, but soft mud, channels, fast tidal flow and restricted land make it a mark for careful,...
5.6 miles from High Halstow
Shornemead Fort is a tidal Thames estuary shore mark on the Kent marshes, fished from uneven shingle, mud and occasional firmer foreshore around the old fort rather than from the structure itself. Access is generally a walk along public paths from nearby parking, and fishing is most productive around the...
6.7 miles from High Halstow
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...
6.8 miles from High Halstow
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...
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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.