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The best shore marks within 50 miles of Norton-le-Clay, with live fishing forecasts, access notes and the species worth targeting.

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Bridlington Harbour Wall★ 3.148.7 miles from Norton-le-Clay · East Riding of YorkshireBridlington Harbour Wall is a sheltered, largely paved harbour-edge and pier-wall mark with straightforward promenade access, although room can be limited around...BassCodPollackCoalfishPoutingBridlington North Pier★ 3.348.7 miles from Norton-le-Clay · East Riding of YorkshireBridlington North Pier is a long, railed harbour arm reached on foot from the promenade and harbour area, offering deep-water access over...BassCodPollackPoutingWhitingUlrome Beach★ 3.148.7 miles from Norton-le-Clay · East Riding of YorkshireUlrome Beach is a long, open Holderness sand-and-shingle shore reached from local lanes and caravan-park/roadside access points, followed by a short walk...BassCodPoutingWhitingPlaiceBridlington North Beach★ 3.348.9 miles from Norton-le-Clay · East Riding of YorkshireA broad, gently shelving sandy beach north of Bridlington harbour, fished from open sand with easy promenade and slipway access at the...BassCodPoutingWhitingPlaiceSewerby★ 2.949.5 miles from Norton-le-Clay · East Riding of YorkshireSewerby is a rocky, kelp-strewn shore beneath the cliffs north of Bridlington, reached by coastal paths and best approached around lower stages...BassCodPollackPoutingWhitingSkipsea Beach★ 2.649.9 miles from Norton-le-Clay · East Riding of YorkshireSkipsea Beach is a long, open Holderness sand-and-shingle shoreline below soft, rapidly eroding clay cliffs, generally reached by foot from the beach...BassCodPoutingWhitingPlaice
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