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We go to Padstow every year and I fish every time with varying success!

My favourite spot is Trevose Head because you can spin for pollock which we don’t really get on the North Kent coast so something a bit different. Biggest I’ve caught probably 2.5-3lbs so not exactly big but lots of fun and good eating. However I wouldn’t recommend if you’re on your own as it can be treacherous and no phone signal when you’re close to the water! Assuming you do have a buddy then fish over low water on the side facing the lighthouse. Spin frozen sandal on a three foot trace size 1 kamasans. But again those rocks when damp are so dangerous and it’s shear in places.

Better bet I think is lower beach at low tide so you can cast into the channel. I’ve caught small bass, big whiting and a coal fish from this location so nothing massive. But I’m sure there are decent fish to be had when the tide floods in! Plus the Jaws 2 and other speedboats don’t run this time of year. Tide rips so pack some fixed wires.

<blockquote data-quote="Jimmyfloydreturns" data-source="post: 213018" data-attributes="member: 333">We go to Padstow every year and I fish every time with varying success! My favourite spot is Trevose Head because you can spin for pollock which we don’t really get on the North Kent coast so something a bit different. Biggest I’ve caught probably 2.5-3lbs so not exactly big but lots of fun and good eating. However I wouldn’t recommend if you’re on your own as it can be treacherous and no phone signal when you’re close to the water! Assuming you do have a buddy then fish over low water on the side facing the lighthouse. Spin frozen sandal on a three foot trace size 1 kamasans. But again those rocks when damp are so dangerous and it’s shear in places.Better bet I think is lower beach at low tide so you can cast into the channel. I’ve caught small bass, big whiting and a coal fish from this location so nothing massive. But I’m sure there are decent fish to be had when the tide floods in! Plus the Jaws 2 and other speedboats don’t run this time of year. Tide rips so pack some fixed wires.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jimmyfloydreturns, post: 213018, member: 333"] We go to Padstow every year and I fish every time with varying success! My favourite spot is Trevose Head because you can spin for pollock which we don’t really get on the North Kent coast so something a bit different. Biggest I’ve caught probably 2.5-3lbs so not exactly big but lots of fun and good eating. However I wouldn’t recommend if you’re on your own as it can be treacherous and no phone signal when you’re close to the water! Assuming you do have a buddy then fish over low water on the side facing the lighthouse. Spin frozen sandal on a three foot trace size 1 kamasans. But again those rocks when damp are so dangerous and it’s shear in places. Better bet I think is lower beach at low tide so you can cast into the channel. I’ve caught small bass, big whiting and a coal fish from this location so nothing massive. But I’m sure there are decent fish to be had when the tide floods in! Plus the Jaws 2 and other speedboats don’t run this time of year. Tide rips so pack some fixed wires. [/QUOTE]

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