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just about every SHORE MARK in the country...

Some of the larger counties, due to the number of marks, are sub-divided.  This listing is based on information volunteered by you.  Feel free to send me your update on a new or existing mark.

Further information including recent reports is available on the forums. To take proper safety precautions please follow this link.

A red spot indicates a known shore mark with recent reports available, whereas a yellow spot indicates a known and/or suspected mark but we have no recent reports available and where some pioneering spirit may offer you fantastic rewards!

Important notice: Access to the foreshore through private property is NOT allowed by law without the prior consent of the landowner. To cross private property without consent is a very serious matter. In situations where a legally recognised right of way does not exist, an angler seeking access to the foreshore over private property should approach the landowner(s) and ask permission. We would recommend that careful attention be paid to ensure gates are closed, that no litter is left behind etc - the acts of common courtesy that will ensure that the excellent relations that exist between anglers and land owners are maintained into the future to the benefit of all. If an angler is refused permission the angler should accept this with good grace, thank the landowner for their time and withdraw. Access may be possible by another route across a different landowner's property.

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