[carlos1979]

hi all
me and a few lads were thinking of having a look up north for a day and nights fishing and were wondering if theres any deasent marks from seahouse up to maybe dunbar and if there is any camping facilities for us to stay at and also what species are around the marks if there is any

 

[EL_Rockhopper]

Have a look at the rock marks at Eyemouth and St Abbs. Maybe a bit early the now tho

 

[Pelamid]

There is a caravan site on the cliff tops behind (North of) Eyemouth.
They used to allow tents in one small area. Some fishing marks right under where I set up a tent.
This is probably the worst time of year but there might be some small codling and certainly coalies. Saw a 10lb pollack caught here years ago.

 

[hibbdogg]

probs still a little to early mate. You never no though with this fine weather worth ago.

 

[shaunsafc]

well i got 60 bottles to stella to keep me happy if i dont catch out 4o fresh blacks 20 yellow tails and a big bag of rag 3 mackie and 20 squid

 

[Stores]

No crab then Shaun:wah:

 

[shaunsafc]

no my old mans mate only had 3 in his pots today so it will not be long till i have me 100 on order

 

[Stores]

Then I suspect your best bet are the 60 bottles of Stella :drunk:

 

[carlos1979]

me and the lads have decided to give beadnell bay a shot in northumberland not sure what its like but know there is a beach and harbour to fish from if any one has been any info would be of interest

 

[t0ny]

Beadnell bay has been fishing well for flatties, mate.

Rag and mackie best bait, fish from low water to high water.

 

[carlos1979]

Beadnell bay has been fishing well for flatties, mate.

Rag and mackie best bait, fish from low water to high water.

cheers t0ny
ya havnt got any more info on the place have you as it will be our first time fishing there

 

[bigpaul]

fish the south of beadnell bay accessing it from newton by the sea

 

[t0ny]

Like Paul says, on the Christon Bank to Seahouses road take the right hand turn towards Newton by the Sea. Bear left at the pub (Joiners Arms), and follow the road down past the farm cottages to the small car park.
I think it's a £1 for all day parking.
The beach is just a short walk from there.
Best get there at low water so you can see where the gullies are.
There are camping and caravan sites all around that area.
Hope this helps.

Tony