Fishing in Almodington

1.7 miles from Almodington

Bracklesham Bay is a long, open shingle-and-sand beach with groynes, shallow gutters and occasional deeper tidal channels. Roadside and beach-car-park access is straightforward at several points, making it a popular, family-friendly shore venue; fishing is generally best around a flooding tide and into darkness, with summer producing the widest range...

1.9 miles from Almodington

A broad shingle-and-sand beach close to village parking and facilities, East Wittering is an easy-going open-coast mark with clean ground for long casts, changing banks and gullies, and the best sport around dusk, dawn and a moving tide.

2.8 miles from Almodington

Medmerry Beach is a long, open shingle-and-sand Sussex shoreline bordering the Medmerry nature reserve, generally reached on foot from local parking and coastal paths rather than directly by car. It fishes as a mobile, tide-dependent beach mark: bass and flatfish are regular targets, while rays, smoothhounds and bream can feature...

2.8 miles from Almodington

Itchenor is a sheltered, tidal Chichester Harbour estuary mark, fished from limited public foreshore and around the village hard rather than an open beach. It is best for light estuary tactics on a flooding or ebbing tide, with bass, flounder and mullet the main interest; space is restricted, boat traffic...

3.1 miles from Almodington

Dell Quay is a small, tidal quay and creek on the upper reaches of Chichester Harbour, fished from the public waterfront, quay edge and nearby firm banks where permitted. It is a sheltered, slow-water estuary mark rather than an open-coast venue, best on a flooding or ebbing tide for light...

3.1 miles from Almodington

Ella Nore is an exposed, tide-dependent rocky reef mark on the Selsey frontage, reached on foot from nearby coastal parking and best approached around low water to identify the ledges and gullies. It fishes as a mixed rough-and-clean-ground venue: summer brings bream, bass and pelagic fish close in, while the...