Whitby Rock Marks

[magpies]

Off down to Whitby on Saturday for a week. Could anyone advise me on some decent rock marks round the town where I could fish for Wrasse and Reddies ?

 

[jimlad]

Ketleness might be worth a try, a little bit north of Whitby. Involves a rope climb which isn't too challenging. Not sure about wrasse, but certainly cod in the gullies given the right conditions

 

[magpies]

Ketleness might be worth a try, a little bit north of Whitby. Involves a rope climb which isn't too challenging. Not sure about wrasse, but certainly cod in the gullies given the right conditions

Thanks Mate - much appreciated - any chance of directions to get there ?

 

[marco1967]

try , Cowbar , Sandsend - car park , Runswick bay ,, all are within 10 miles of Whitby . or join here Whitby Sea Anglers Forums - Index

all the info you'll ever need is right there about fishing Whitby ...

 

[jimlad]

It's between Whitby and runswick bay, a narrow lane leads all the way to near the climb down. Follow the well worn path (you can see where to park, enough for two cars) down until you get to the first rope. There's two ropes, more just to make sure than anything though the latter climb is a bit steeper and you may need both hands free

 

[Boro5707]

Sandsend cliffs (not the biggest in the world) can be a good summer mark for cod, wrasse, coalfish and the odd bass. Is a few miles north of Whitby.
Here's a link to all the marks at sandsend.

Fishing Sandsend Cliffs Near Whitby

Kettleness as previously stated produced both plus bass.

Bass Fishing Marks At Kettleness | Kayak, Shore And Boat Fishing

Look on the Whitby sea anglers home page under fishing info and then marks. Should give you some good info. Whitby west pier has produced some good pollock over the last few years too. Hope you have a fun week. Love Whitby, spent a lot of weekends when I was a nipper fishing the piers and harbour.

 

[magpies]

Many thanks lads