Fishing in Leysdown-on-Sea

0.3 miles from Leysdown-on-Sea

Leysdown Beach is a broad, gently shelving sand-and-mud shore on the north-east of the Isle of Sheppey, with groynes and firmer patches around the main seafront. Parking and promenade access make it easy to reach, but casts often need distance to find deeper channels; it is a productive tide-led venue...

1.4 miles from Leysdown-on-Sea

A tidal shingle-and-sand beach below soft clay cliffs on the east side of Sheppey, Warden Point is reached by a walk from nearby parking and paths rather than by vehicle to the water. It is a seasonal, tide-led mark: expect flatfish, whiting and dogfish through cooler months, with bass, smoothhound...

1.6 miles from Leysdown-on-Sea

Shellness Beach is a remote, open shingle-and-sand shore at the eastern end of the Isle of Sheppey, reached by a walk from the Shellness/Leysdown side rather than direct promenade access. It fishes best around the flooding and high tide, with long casts over clean ground and channels producing flatfish, rays,...

3.1 miles from Leysdown-on-Sea

Harty Ferry is a sheltered but strongly tidal Swale estuary mark, fished from the narrow shingle, mud and saltmarsh margins near the old crossing. Access is by rural lanes and a short walk, but the ground is soft and tide-dependent; it is mainly a close-range bait-fishing venue for flounder, bass...

3.7 miles from Leysdown-on-Sea

Oare Marshes is a shallow, tidal Swale estuary and creek-bank mark, fished from established public seawall paths rather than the soft saltmarsh. It is a quiet, tide-dependent venue where channels and creek mouths can produce bass, flounder, eels and mullet, especially over the flood and around high water; mud is...

4.1 miles from Leysdown-on-Sea

Seasalter Beach is an open, gently shelving shingle-and-mud shore west of Whitstable, generally accessed from the coastal road and short walks over the beach. It is a tide-dependent North Kent mark, most productive around the flooding tide and high water for estuary species, with summer bass and rays giving way...