Fishing in Fishbourne (Chichester)

1.4 miles from Fishbourne (Chichester)

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...

2.4 miles from Fishbourne (Chichester)

A quiet, tidal Chichester Harbour mark reached on foot via the coastal paths around Chidham, with limited space on shingle, firm mud and saltmarsh edges rather than a conventional beach. It fishes best around the upper flood and first of the ebb, when fish work the harbour channels; avoid venturing...

3.1 miles from Fishbourne (Chichester)

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...

3.3 miles from Fishbourne (Chichester)

Cobnor Point is a sheltered, tidal shore mark on the Chidham side of Chichester Harbour, fished from firm shingle and saltmarsh-edge ground beside deeper channels. It is generally approached on foot via local public paths rather than by roadside parking at the point; fishing is most worthwhile around moving water,...

4.3 miles from Fishbourne (Chichester)

Prinsted fishes as a sheltered, muddy-sand estuary shore on the northern side of Chichester Harbour, reached from village lanes and public shoreline footpaths rather than a purpose-built angling platform. It is a tide-led mark: fish the flooding tide into high water for bass, flounder, mullet and occasional bream, while taking...

4.8 miles from Fishbourne (Chichester)

A tidal Chichester Harbour shore mark around the Thorney Island foreshore, fished from firm mud-and-shingle margins and channel edges rather than an open beach. It can produce good summer sport for bass, bream, mullet, smoothhounds and rays, with flounder and whiting more typical in cooler months; access crosses or borders...