Fishing in Littlehampton

0.7 miles from Littlehampton

A broad shingle-and-sand beach east of the River Arun mouth, reached easily from Littlehampton seafront and East Beach car parks via short promenade and shingle walks. It is a straightforward open-beach mark, best worked around moving water and after dark for bottom species, with summer lure or float opportunities when...

0.8 miles from Littlehampton

Littlehampton East Pier is a short, exposed harbour-arm mark at the east side of the River Arun entrance, reached on foot from the seafront and promenade. It offers deeper, tidal water close in and can produce a mixed estuary-and-open-sea catch, but strong flow around the entrance, swell and wet surfaces...

1.1 miles from Littlehampton

A broad shingle-and-sand beach immediately west of the River Arun, with wooden groynes, a firm promenade-backed access point and open casting water. It is a straightforward Sussex beach mark that fishes best around moving water, with summer bass, bream and smoothhound possibilities giving way to whiting, flatfish and rays in...

1.2 miles from Littlehampton

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...

2.1 miles from Littlehampton

Climping Beach is a broad, open shingle-and-sand Sussex shoreline, usually reached from nearby parking and then by a short walk over the beach or through the dunes. It is a classic surf-and-distance beach mark, with bass and flatfish close in on suitable tides, while rays, smoothhounds and autumn whiting may...

2.4 miles from Littlehampton

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...