[Jamie25]

Hi folks,

I'm hoping someone can give me a shove in the right direction. I'm down in Brighton with work and am looking forward to a session tomorrowing afternoon evening. I grew up fishing on the Isle of Wight and now unfortunately live in Gloucester - I seem to be having trouble casting to the sea!

Looks like I'll get a soaking tomorrow but beggars can't be choosers. Can someone point me to a decent mark or two down that way. A friend tells me good things about Shoreham. What should I be targetting if I go there? Am I too late for the Smoothound around this way? Not looking for anyones hard earned secrets, just a shove in the right direction.

Cheers all, Jamie. ps, whilst I'm being cheeky a recommendation for a decent bait shop wouldn't go a miss either....

 

[limpetboy]

buy a boat?

 

[Jamie25]

Now that's not very helpful.:doh:

And it'd be more of a barge for home in Gloucester!

 

[lagachette]

Brighton marina: east and west arm will produce mackerel, bream and bass. try http://www.brightonmarina-seafishing.co.uk/ for up to date info.

Shoreham arm for the same species as bgton marina.

Seaford beach: anywhere along the beach will be fine, night session for a chance of bass, mackerel and whiting.

 

[mikedrew]

Hey there, I would buy my bait from here, i do.

The Newhaven Angler
107 Fort Road, Newhaven, East Sussex BN9 9DA 01273 512 186

You usually get a good amount for your money, unlike the tackle box on the marina that sold me five quids worth of rag and got 8 worms :thumbdown

P.s id try the marina for some bream if its calm, fished seaford a few times lately and its pretty quiet.

All the best mate