Discover East Yorkshire's incredible fishing coast
The competition boundary extends from Bridlington's North Marine Promenade to Spurn Point, offering competitors a remarkable variety of fishing environments and coastal scenery. Find your perfect fishing spot along the East Yorkshire coast.
Key fishing locations
Bridlington
Wide sandy beaches, traditional seaside charm and excellent facilities make Bridlington a popular choice for competitors and visitors alike. There’s easy access tp the beach access from the promenade. The area is known for rays, flounders and whiting
Bridlington North beach . Bridlington South beach
Fraisthorpe
A favourite venue for the Flattie Bash, Fraisthorpe offers expansive coastal views and a natural beach environment that showcases the beauty of the East Yorkshire coast.
Fraisthorpe beach
Hornsea
Home to the Flattie Bash registration and fishing zones, Hornsea combines excellent beach access with a traditional seaside atmosphere, cafés, shops and coastal walks. Competitors regularly target cod, rays and whiting here.
Hornsea beach
Mappleton
Known for its dramatic coastline and sea defences, Mappleton offers visitors stunning views and an authentic East Yorkshire coastal experience.
Withernsea
This charming seaside town provides excellent beach access and facilities, making it a popular destination for visiting anglers and spectators.
Withernsea beach
Easington and Kilnsea
Located near the southern end of the competition boundary, these coastal locations offer a more remote experience and access to the unique landscapes surrounding Spurn.
Spurn National Nature Reserve
One of the most remarkable features of the championship area is Spurn Point, a unique sand and shingle peninsula extending into the Humber Estuary. The reserve is internationally recognised for its wildlife, coastal habitats and ever-changing landscape. Visitors are encouraged to respect all nature conservation guidance and designated access arrangements while exploring the area.
Spurn Point
