Fishing in Clapham (Arun)

3.0 miles from Clapham (Arun)

Ferring Beach is an open shingle shore with timber groynes and a generally shallow-to-moderate shelving sea bed, fished from the beach or promenade access points. It is a mobile, seasonal Sussex venue: daylight summer sessions favour bass, bream and mackerel, while evening and autumn tides produce flatfish, rays, smoothhound and...

3.0 miles from Clapham (Arun)

Goring Gap is an open shingle beach on the Worthing–Goring frontage, reached easily from the seafront and nearby residential roads, with short walks over the beach. It is a straightforward mixed-ground Sussex shore mark: fish the deeper water around groynes and any storm-cut gullies, with better sport in a moderate...

3.1 miles from Clapham (Arun)

Goring-by-Sea Beach is a broad, easily reached shingle-and-sand shore west of Worthing, with groynes, shallow gullies and occasional mixed ground providing varied casting lines. It is a relaxed, family-accessible mark, generally best fished over the flooding tide and into darkness for flatfish, bass, whiting and occasional rays, while summer brings...

3.4 miles from Clapham (Arun)

A mainly shingle beach backed by a promenade, with groynes and a gently shelving mixed shingle-and-sand seabed. Easy public access makes it a popular, straightforward Sussex shore mark; it fishes best around a flooding tide and into dusk, with summer species close in and whiting, rays and dogfish more reliable...

4.1 miles from Clapham (Arun)

Rustington Beach is an open shingle shore with timber groynes and a gently shelving mixed shingle-and-sand seabed. It is easily reached from the seafront and nearby parking, with short walks over the beach; fishing is generally best around high water, using the groynes for shelter and structure rather than expecting...

4.3 miles from Clapham (Arun)

Worthing Pier is a long, rail-lined Victorian pier over mixed sand and shingle, with easy town-centre access and a sheltered, comfortable platform. Fishing is generally limited to the winter open period (commonly 1 October to 30 April, subject to pier rules), when casts into deeper water can produce typical Sussex...