Seaham

It starts at the very bottom of the south pier, and extends to the begining of the chems (chemical beach) It was easier in yester-year to see but now it's covered in sea defense rocks. Still good fishing though IMO
 
thanks for that mate will try and get down if i can find soewhere safe to park and also find how to get down there
 
Park up where the bridge is on the main road. Then walk down a path cut in the bank. When you first get to the bottom, straight ahead of you is a good channel. It's rocky but really good. About 50 yds left is a kelp bed that can be seen at low tide, this too holds good fish. To the right you have the really really rough stuff. Rotten bottoms and heavy lines are needed but you can pull some good fish from the gullies.
It fishes well over high water but I personally think that 2 hours either side of low water are the best. Wait for a good northeasterly for best results, however the kelp bed produces when it's calm. I've always done best with lug and mussel/squid cocktails. Big casting isn't necessary as it's quite a deep venue.
I'll be there later in the year trying livebaiting again.
 
Park up where the bridge is on the main road. Then walk down a path cut in the bank. When you first get to the bottom, straight ahead of you is a good channel. It's rocky but really good. About 50 yds left is a kelp bed that can be seen at low tide, this too holds good fish. To the right you have the really really rough stuff. Rotten bottoms and heavy lines are needed but you can pull some good fish from the gullies.
It fishes well over high water but I personally think that 2 hours either side of low water are the best. Wait for a good northeasterly for best results, however the kelp bed produces when it's calm. I've always done best with lug and mussel/squid cocktails. Big casting isn't necessary as it's quite a deep venue.
I'll be there later in the year trying livebaiting again.

thanks for that mate can you get the car parked at the side of the road ok i think i know where you mean just passed asda and through the new traffic lights. i will have a look down over the weekend
 
The bridge has a part next to it that is concreted over, you can park your car there off the road. Once you get to the end of the bridge look left and you will see the pathway.

Sean
 
hi chems is a great shot but you have to know were to put your baits. an excellant mark but do your homework first look at area at low water first or get advice out of tackle shop ie rigs
john
 
hi chems is a great shot but you have to know were to put your baits. an excellant mark but do your homework first look at area at low water first or get advice out of tackle shop ie rigs
john

cheers john i think i will have a look down there as you say at low water as i have not fished there either. is there anywhere to park there and how do you get onto the beach
 
hi again lads in shop are anglers and are good help.it can be awkward getting down steep bank worse coming up thats why i try not to catch out there lol,plenty of safe places to park during the day next to the factories car park next to roundabout ok during the day but u hav to be more careful at night.tackle losses can be high but the rewards can be great.i am sure there is some pict on the net of the chems but ask john or graham in shop they will keep you right
 
hi again lads in shop are anglers and are good help.it can be awkward getting down steep bank worse coming up thats why i try not to catch out there lol,plenty of safe places to park during the day next to the factories car park next to roundabout ok during the day but u hav to be more careful at night.tackle losses can be high but the rewards can be great.i am sure there is some pict on the net of the chems but ask john or graham in shop they will keep you right

once again thanks a lot mate i will definitely have a look down there as well at the weekend.
 
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