Dungeness Sea fishing mark 

Yes it's always changing thanks for the I fo. I love those stories of cod, conger ect since the 70s! Appreciate this comment I'll pin it to the top as there is some valuable I formation for us all, tight lines

Yes I remember - I blanked last time I fished it !

should be dab and dogfish for sure!

Team Mainlake thanks for taking the time to comment , it really is great to have comments and keeps me motivated to do more .

loving the vid keep up the good work! How good is he livebait fishing for the cod at Dungeness? I've tried it a couple of times but it didn't work. I used Whiting and Pouting.

Some wise words there thanks Kerry

Ive been wondering.Is it still a nuclear Power station. I can see its still in operation but is it just electrial now ? How many years ago did you fish there and is it true that giant congers got caught in the cooling pipes.

Hi John , that’s interesting I think your right concentrations of those food sources attract the fish. I’m not sure the boils heats as it used to but definitely one to try in Dubai or Kent !

Historically the breakwaters at Dover but check opening times.Will get down there at some point, Also Hythe and Sapphire Ho! We have a mark guide on Margate but thats a bit further for you.Dont forget that Dungees a big place with different Marks to fish all the way along.Thanks for the comment

+Sam Hp thanks for your comnent, how did you get on ?

Sea Fishing Marks U.K caught loads of whiting which made it a very busy night on the rods. it got so bad I went to one rod. was a warm night. i fished at fishermans beach by the wall there in the end.

Thanks for the message Gents. There is always a debate as to which stretch of beach to Fish here. Personally i would fish behind the boats Slightly to the East where the beach bends round, if your after the cod The boils isn't necessarily better, There are those that may disagree but you'll be afforded better shelter from Prevailing SW winds and there is a gulley that the cod swim up. Sometimes there will be a flurry of bights on rods fishing in a row. You should spot the galleys at Low tide and fish it up.Many Anglers stop on the top of the tide but good fish can be landed on the first Hour. Tackle and tactics wise I'm sure you will be fine knowing the bristol channel so well definitely try pout or whiting live bait on the second rod close in. That first foot of water can produce Bass also. If the Cod are in the weekend is a bit shoulder to shoulder but you should be fine midweek. We've had a few razors wash up and check the tide line by the boats as it will give some clues as to whats being caught. Its a bit special Dungeness and i hope you have a great day. Maybe give Seagull tackle a ring or check their website section here for up to date reports. We've heard that Cod are around further west so fingers crossed. If your filming ill put a link to your video in the cards at the end of this Sea fishing Mark- No pressure but a double figure Bass or cod will be good ! Good luck let us know how you get on. Tight Lines www.seagullfishingtackle.com/p/beach-catch-reports.html

Wow sea angling history !

Glad you like them!

Great comment it would be great to see a cod in Cheyne warf maybe even casting from the banks of Parliament ! I agree its definately a possibility and it would take some bizzare weather conditions. Maybe aIts not been a good year for cod on the south coast. Some headline catches to the west from Chesil but yet again too slow, maybe its not cold enough ! Traditionally Dungeness and the Dover breakwaters produce fish all within an hour (ish) of London theres always the Bristol channel as well.WSF is a good resource too

Thank you, it's improved greatly up north last 5 years. Hopefully they will come down on holiday!

No it hasn’t been

Wow well done Grayham tibbs, when was this sounds fantastic

I like the ebb after high tide but away from the boats and other anglers. Maybe try the point, The water has not been too clear this year for feathers but maybe a calm spell will see the water clear in September and the fish remain inshore.

Thanks for the quick reply!

What a great question this made me think.I assume that the boils are the cooling of sea water and dont discharge anything from the power station its self.Regulations you would hope are stringent here. I know people do catch and eat from here. Personally the bid movement of tiddes here reasure me more than say fishing and eating a catch near a river mouth. So in short i dont know ! Over to the community ......

The water goes through a heat exchanger which itself cools steam circuits. Gets nowhere near anything hazardous at all👍

Yea it tends to be where things get washed up here

@@SaltwaterAngler yep, been there to many times to forget, to see my dad

Great 👍 it’s a lovely old venue this