Fishing in Yorkletts

1.7 miles from Yorkletts

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...

1.8 miles from Yorkletts

A broad shingle and sand beach west of Whitstable Harbour, reached easily from the seafront and nearby parking via short walks over the shingle. It is a generally shallow, tidal mark where fishing improves around the flooding tide and into darkness, with groynes, small gullies and slightly deeper water toward...

2.4 miles from Yorkletts

Whitstable Beach is a long shingle-and-sand shore with groynes and patches of mixed ground, fished from the promenade or open beach via numerous public access points. It is generally an easy, tide-led mark: flatfish and school bass are available in the warmer months, while whiting, occasional cod and rays give...

3.1 miles from Yorkletts

The Street is a broad, tidal shingle-and-sand ridge west of Whitstable, reached by a walk from the shore around low water rather than by vehicle access. It fishes as an open, shallow Thames Estuary beach mark, with bass and flatfish in warmer months and whiting, codling and rays possible in...

3.2 miles from Yorkletts

A shelving shingle beach below Tankerton’s seafront slopes, with access from nearby roads, promenades and steps; it fishes best around the flood, at dusk or after rougher weather, producing mixed seasonal sport over shingle, sand patches and occasional rough ground around groynes.

4.1 miles from Yorkletts

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,...