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.
1.0 miles from Stone (Dartford)
Greenhithe is a tidal Thames estuary mark fished from public riverside paths, walls and occasional firm foreshore sections rather than an open...
View mark4.9 miles from Stone (Dartford)
Gravesend Promenade is a paved Thames Estuary frontage with railings, steps and occasional open wall-side positions rather than a natural beach. It...
View mark5.4 miles from Stone (Dartford)
Denton Wharf is a tidal Thames estuary mark on the Gravesend side, fished from the riverside wall/foreshore where lawful rather than from...
View mark5.6 miles from Stone (Dartford)
A tidal Thames estuary foreshore mark associated with the Ship and Lobster area near Higham, fished from muddy shingle and firm bank...
View mark7.3 miles from Stone (Dartford)
Shornemead Fort is a tidal Thames estuary shore mark on the Kent marshes, fished from uneven shingle, mud and occasional firmer foreshore...
View mark8.3 miles from Stone (Dartford)
Cliffe Fort is a tidal Thames-estuary mark beside historic fortifications and broad saltmarsh, fished from the firmer foreshore only where lawful access...
View markQuick links: Greenhithe · Gravesend Promenade · Denton Wharf · The Ship and Lobster · Shornemead Fort · Cliffe Fort
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1.0 miles from Stone (Dartford)
Greenhithe is a tidal Thames estuary mark fished from public riverside paths, walls and occasional firm foreshore sections rather than an open beach. It is a tide-led, urban shore venue where anglers target flounder, eel, bass and winter whiting with bait close to the channel; avoid soft mud, respect private...
4.9 miles from Stone (Dartford)
Gravesend Promenade is a paved Thames Estuary frontage with railings, steps and occasional open wall-side positions rather than a natural beach. It is an easy-access, tide-led mark best fished around moving water for estuary species over mud and silt, with deep shipping-channel water nearby; use sensible tackle and avoid casting...
5.4 miles from Stone (Dartford)
Denton Wharf is a tidal Thames estuary mark on the Gravesend side, fished from the riverside wall/foreshore where lawful rather than from operational wharf property. It is a coloured-water, tide-led venue with deep commercial-channel water nearby, producing flounder, eels, bass and winter visitors; fish the building or easing tide, use...
5.6 miles from Stone (Dartford)
A tidal Thames estuary foreshore mark associated with the Ship and Lobster area near Higham, fished from muddy shingle and firm bank sections after a walk in. It is a quiet, tide-led venue best on a flooding tide or around high water, producing mainly flounder, bass and eels, with winter...
7.3 miles from Stone (Dartford)
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...
8.3 miles from Stone (Dartford)
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,...
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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.