Fishing in Haydon

13.6 miles from Haydon

A wide, open foreshore of mud, sand and shingle between Stolford and Hinkley Point on the east side of Bridgwater Bay. Wall Common fishes best from the sea wall/upper beach on the flood, especially the last two hours to high and the first hour of the ebb. Expect powerful tidal...

14.0 miles from Haydon

A broad, shallow shingle-and-mud beach on the east side of Hinkley Point in Bridgwater Bay. It fishes best on the flood and around high water, especially on big spring tides when deeper gutters form within casting range. Expect powerful tides, a huge tidal range, and drifting weed. Use strong grip...

14.0 miles from Haydon

A broad set of rough-ground bars and scars between Stolford and Hinkley Point that dry on big ebbs and form deep gullies. Powerful Bristol Channel tides rip across mixed boulder, rock and hard clay, with patches of sand. Best fished around low water on springs (roughly 2 hours either side)...

14.4 miles from Haydon

A powerful Bristol Channel rock mark beside the Hinkley Point power station outfalls. Expect fierce tidal flow, a huge range, mixed rough ground with gullies, and deep water close in. It produces rays, conger, huss, dogfish, smoothhound, whiting and bass, with pouting/poor cod and rocklings common. Thin-lipped mullet sometimes gather...

14.5 miles from Haydon

Wave-cut rock ledges and the remains of an old harbour between Hinkley Point and Kilve. Rough, snaggy ground with fast Bristol Channel tides and gullies that flood quickly. A noted winter cod venue; through the year it also produces rays, huss, conger, dogfish and bits. Nights and the flood up...

14.6 miles from Haydon

A broad expanse of broken limestone and shale platforms with deep kelp-lined gullies that flood quickly on the big Bristol Channel tides. Lilstock Ledges fishes best on a rising tide into high water and the first hour down, with white water and tidal movement key for bass and pollack. Ground...